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Wayne Allyn Root WAR RAW 04/02/25 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 3: You look, if you're with me in hour one, you
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Speaker 3: know I agree with President Trump on these tariffs. I mean,
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Speaker 3: I just don't understand the hesitation, the reticence, the anger,
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Speaker 3: the outrage of from Wall Street and some of the biggest,
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Speaker 3: you know, economic players in the world about this.
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Speaker 1: I just don't get it.
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Speaker 3: These countries are killing us with tariffs, so why can't
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Speaker 3: we hit back with tariffs. Trump pointed out that in
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Speaker 3: every single country he's hitting back with half of what
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Speaker 3: they hit us with.
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Speaker 1: Matter of fact, let me grab this right now.
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Speaker 4: There we go.
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Speaker 3: I had this in my questions and answers. If you
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Speaker 3: work with me in number one. In our first hour,
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Speaker 3: I was talking to economic expert Jake Novak, and I
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Speaker 3: had these in his questions, and I was just shocked
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Speaker 3: by him because I didn't even know the numbers. The
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Speaker 3: US is going to charge a twenty percent tariff to
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Speaker 3: the EU, meaning Europe. Europe charges thirty nine percent tariffs
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Speaker 3: on our goods. Did you know that We're going to
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Speaker 3: charge twenty four percent tariff to Did you know they
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Speaker 3: hit us with a forty six percent tariff?
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Speaker 1: Did you know that? Baitar?
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Speaker 3: No, he didn't know that China's gonna get hit with
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Speaker 3: a thirty four percent tariff. Sounds like a lot. That's
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Speaker 3: the highest of any of them. Trump is hitting anyone
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Speaker 3: with Uh, they hit us with sixty seven percent tariffs?
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Speaker 1: Did you know that? No?
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Speaker 3: I didn't know that. Batar didn't know that. We didn't
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Speaker 3: know that. I hadn't know. I mean, I knew they
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Speaker 3: all hit us with tariffs, I didn't know the amount.
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Speaker 3: I never imagine anybody hit us with sixty seven percent tariffs? Now,
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Speaker 3: why would we respond to that with like, Ooh, let's
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Speaker 3: play nice, let's pet the kiddie. Look, there's a cat,
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Speaker 3: let's pet it and it's going it's scratching your eyes
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Speaker 3: out and you're petty it.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's taking your eye out. I mean, how dumb
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Speaker 1: are we? How docile are we?
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Speaker 3: Are we a dog that rolls over plays dead while
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Speaker 3: the cat choose your eye. I mean, it's just the
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Speaker 3: United States is getting aft, right, We're getting screwed, and
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Speaker 3: we're doing nothing back. So Trump's the first president in
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Speaker 3: history that's finally acknowledging what's going on. And this is
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Speaker 3: why all the companies relocated to China, and because they
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Speaker 3: didn't have to pay that tariff if they had headquarters
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Speaker 3: in China. So they all left the United States and
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Speaker 3: there's no more American workers.
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Speaker 1: This is why.
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Speaker 3: So Trump is trying to do something to bring all
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Speaker 3: that money back, all those jobs back, all those companies back,
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Speaker 3: all those manufacturing plans back. And he's really just trying to,
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Speaker 3: i mean, theoretically, get it back to zero. Like the
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Speaker 3: libertarians who want everything perfect. You know, my libertarian friends,
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Speaker 3: they're like, oh, free trades the greatest thing in the world.
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Speaker 3: What's so great about free trade? When free trade means
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Speaker 3: they hit us with twenty and thirty and forty and
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Speaker 3: sixty percent tariffs and we hit them with nothing.
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Speaker 1: How's that free trade? That's not free trade.
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Speaker 3: But if you could get the country that hits you
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Speaker 3: with forty percent tariffs and you could force them by
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Speaker 3: hitting them with.
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Speaker 1: A major tariff.
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Speaker 3: And Trump's hitting them with half of what they're hitting
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Speaker 3: off hitting us. So if you can hurt them, then
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Speaker 3: they'll go, Okay.
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Speaker 1: How about if we both have no tariffs on each other.
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Speaker 3: Wouldn't that be a revelation. Wouldn't that be great? That's
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Speaker 3: what Trump's trying to do. It's really amazing.
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Speaker 1: And another country did fold yesterday.
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Speaker 3: We told you Israel folded and they said no more tariffs,
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Speaker 3: zero tariffs.
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Speaker 1: Today, the Mexican government announced they will.
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Speaker 3: Not impose retaliatory tariffs if President Trump's proposed duties go
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Speaker 3: into effect on April second. Mexican President Claudia Shinbaum indicated
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Speaker 3: on Wednesday, meaning today that the nation, meaning Mexico, will
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Speaker 3: look in other ways to navigate the imminent tariff war.
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Speaker 3: According to Reuters, she said on Wednesday, the Mexico doesn't
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Speaker 3: plan to impose retaliatory tariffs on the United States to
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Speaker 3: head a President Trump's announcement of plans to impose new
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Speaker 3: tariffs she headed the Mexico will on Thursday announce a
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Speaker 3: comprehensive program, not a tit for tat on tariffs. So
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Speaker 3: I mean, she's obviously scared to death because we could
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Speaker 3: put Mexico out of business, and she's tiptoeing around the situation.
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Speaker 3: But you know, the hope is he put out a list,
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Speaker 3: President Trump, of all the countries around the world we're
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Speaker 3: putting tariffs on, and he only.
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Speaker 1: Left off two countries, Mexico and Canada.
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Speaker 3: Why do they leave them off because we're in the
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Speaker 3: middle of negotiations with them and we may yet not
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Speaker 3: hit them with with major tariffs. So we'll see, we'll
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Speaker 3: see what goes on. But the point is Trump's playing
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Speaker 3: long ball here. He's trying to win long term, and
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Speaker 3: the average person just doesn't understand playing long ball. Might
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Speaker 3: That's why public companies it's horrible. If you ever run
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Speaker 3: a public company, very few people have I have. It's horrible.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's just awful. You know why, You've got
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Speaker 3: this need every quarter to show people you did better,
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Speaker 3: you did better, you did better.
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Speaker 1: Four times a year, every three months.
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Speaker 3: The pressure's on, what if to do better in the
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Speaker 3: quarter means you're gonna do worse long term. You're gonna
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Speaker 3: be doing things that are not in the interest of
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Speaker 3: the shareholders. But they want to see that quarter a
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Speaker 3: big hit or your stock will go way down.
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Speaker 1: So nobody he plays long ball.
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Speaker 3: Nobody does things that will help the company three years
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Speaker 3: and five years down the road. All they do is
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Speaker 3: try and help the company show big profits today, which
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Speaker 3: might hurt the company long term. So President Trump is
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Speaker 3: the first president to ever play long ball and look
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Speaker 3: at a vision of what it could be, what we
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Speaker 3: could be four and five and ten years for now.
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Speaker 3: And that's what tariffs are all about. I'm all for it.
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Speaker 1: And then just to find.
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Speaker 3: Out what an eye opener, what other countries are charging us.
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Speaker 1: I never heard that before. I am shocked.
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Speaker 3: Is why all our manufacturer went away and all our
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Speaker 3: good blue collar jobs went away, and Trump's try to
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Speaker 3: get him back. Here's an example of how stupid the
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Speaker 3: opposition is. The people who are against the tariffs, otherwise
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Speaker 3: known as Democrats.
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Speaker 1: I mean, they're just morons. They don't get anything right.
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Speaker 3: The governor with the nation's fastest growing unemployment not employment.
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Speaker 1: Here what I said.
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Speaker 3: The governor with the nation's fastest growing unemployment. Is going
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Speaker 3: to give a major DC speech on job creation. Coretchen
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Speaker 3: Whitmer from Michigan. Her state led seventy thousand jobs over
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Speaker 3: the past year, and she's going to give a speech
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Speaker 3: on job creation. Less than four days after returning to
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Speaker 3: Michigan from a week long investor investment mission to Europe,
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Speaker 3: Governor Gretchen Whitmer is jetting to Washington to lecture America
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Speaker 3: on her strategy to create jobs. First of all, even
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Speaker 3: if she was a Republican, even if she wasn't for
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Speaker 3: the state with the most job losses, if she was
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Speaker 3: a Republican for the state with the most job gains,
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Speaker 3: I still wouldn't really listen to her. Politicians don't know
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Speaker 3: anything about creating jobs.
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Speaker 1: They're just collect the government check all day long. They've
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Speaker 1: never created a business or a job. Now. Trump is
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Speaker 1: the one big exception in the history of the presidency.
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Speaker 1: There's never been one. I'll let me think. Was John F.
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Speaker 3: Kennedy in the private sector, No, but his father was
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Speaker 3: father was a billionaire bootlegger.
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Speaker 1: He was in the private sector, all right. He was
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Speaker 1: a mafioso. But John F. Kennedy never owned a business.
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Speaker 3: Lyndon Johnson was not in the private sector, so that
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Speaker 3: was sixty four.
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Speaker 1: Sixty eight was Richard Nixon.
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Speaker 3: Nixon was never in private business. These guys all live
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Speaker 3: off goverment paychecks.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 3: I like Nixon, but he lived off government paycheck. So
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Speaker 3: Nixon was sixty eight and then seventy two, Nixon was
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Speaker 3: re elected over McGovern and neither one ever had a
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Speaker 3: business in their lives. Then Gerald Ford took over in
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Speaker 3: the middle of Nixon's term because Nixon was about to
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Speaker 3: be impeached. Jeryld Ford spent his whole life on the
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Speaker 3: government dole, always in government jobs.
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Speaker 1: Then came Jimmy Carter, a peanut farmer.
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Speaker 3: I guess you could say he had some sort of
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Speaker 3: a private sector job, but I think it might have
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Speaker 3: been his father's peanut farm. I can't even remember anymore.
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Speaker 3: But he was the biggest clown that's ever been in office.
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Speaker 3: He was a moron and a communist slash Marx system.
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Speaker 3: He destroyed the United States, and I was a kid,
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Speaker 3: and the only thing I remember is long gas lines
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Speaker 3: and gas prices to the roof. So Jimmy Carter, maybe
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Speaker 3: slightly marginally might be considered a guy who had a
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Speaker 3: private business. If you call running a farm in Georgia
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Speaker 3: a private business, then maybe he was. Let's go from
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Speaker 3: nineteen eighty excuse me, fro nineteen seventy six to nineteen eighties,
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Speaker 3: all off the top of my head. Ronald Reagan, Ronald Reagan.
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Speaker 3: I love Ronald Reagan, but he never owned a private
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Speaker 3: business in his life. But Ronald Reagan, thank God, had
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Speaker 3: people around him in his kitchen cabinet that were all
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Speaker 3: people in the business world. But he never ran a business.
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Speaker 3: That was nineteen eighty and nineteen eighty four, eighty eight
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Speaker 3: was hw Bush never ran a business.
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Speaker 1: Then came up what's his name? Bill Clinton? Never ran
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Speaker 1: a business? That was what was Clinton? Ninety six?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess he was ninety six, and then he
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Speaker 3: was re elected ninety two and ninety six, and then
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Speaker 3: came two thousand.
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Speaker 1: That was George W. Bush.
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Speaker 3: The only business he owned is he owned the Texas Rangers.
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Speaker 3: And he's just a spoiled brat with his daddy's money
9:52
Speaker 3: and he bought a baseball team. He never actually ran
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Speaker 3: a business either. Look the point is, and then you
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Speaker 3: had the Obama rain, and then you had the Hillary tried.
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Speaker 1: To be president.
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Speaker 3: She's never run a business. Joe Biden became president. He's
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Speaker 3: never run a business. The really only exception in modern
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Speaker 3: history is Donald Trump is the only guy who ever
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Speaker 3: ran a business, is the only billionaire, the only superstar success.
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Speaker 1: So what do any of.
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Speaker 3: These guys know or gals know about creating jobs? The
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Speaker 3: entry is nothing. But now you factor in that she
10:21
Speaker 3: comes to the state that bled the most jobs in
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Speaker 3: the last year, lost the most jobs, and she's giving
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Speaker 3: a speech on unemployment and job creation. It's really a joke.
10:29
Speaker 3: Here's another one that proves they don't know what they're doing.
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Speaker 3: A new study is out from USC and it proves
10:35
Speaker 3: that California's regulations, not price gouging, cause eye gas prices.
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Speaker 1: Like I couldn't have told you that, and.
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Speaker 3: All of you couldn't have told us that anybody could
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Speaker 3: figure that out. Every time prices go up in a
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Speaker 3: blue Democrat state, the governor there or the legislature blames
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Speaker 3: businessman price gouging.
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Speaker 1: Not true.
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Speaker 3: It's your crappy communist Marxist policies that caused the problem.
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Speaker 3: will break your legs. Very very very interesting day today.
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Speaker 3: I was talking before we went to the break about
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Speaker 3: the governor with the nation's fastest growing unemployment to give
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Speaker 3: a major DC speech on job creation, and then California's
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Speaker 3: As in the University of Southern California study points out,
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Speaker 3: and here's the third one that goes along with that,
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Speaker 3: the Seattle economic crisis proof that Democrat wealth taxes lead
15:57
Speaker 3: to disaster. To look at the Pacific Northwest today, one
16:02
Speaker 3: would never know that twenty five years ago the region
16:04
Speaker 3: was an economic powerhouse at the forefront of technology and
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Speaker 3: business innovation. At the time, Portland and Seattle were known
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Speaker 3: for constant rain as well as raining cash, and the
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Speaker 3: millionaire density of the Seattle area was the highest in history.
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Speaker 3: Companies like Nike, Starbucks, Microsoft, and Amazon established corporate offices
16:27
Speaker 3: and generated tens of thousands of jobs. That's all gone now,
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Speaker 3: the wealthier leaving Seattle. It's a leper colony. All that's
16:34
Speaker 3: left are millions of broke activists, poverty stricken residence, and
16:38
Speaker 3: illegal immigrants.
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Speaker 1: Some you know what they left out. Homeless, Homeless are everywhere.
16:43
Speaker 3: There were nothing but tents in Portland and Seattle, just
16:46
Speaker 3: like Austin Texas is all tense because they passed the
16:49
Speaker 3: law that said you can camp on a public street.
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Speaker 1: So everybody started camping on a public street. So a
16:57
Speaker 1: primary factor.
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Speaker 3: In businesses leaving the city was the institution of the
17:02
Speaker 3: PET Payroll expense tax.
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Speaker 1: Excuse me.
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Speaker 3: The PET is a quarterly tax approved by the Seattle
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Speaker 3: City Council in twenty twenty in the middle of COVID.
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Speaker 3: It increases taxes on businesses depending on how many employees
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Speaker 3: you have and how much.
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Speaker 1: Your employees are paid.
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Speaker 3: In other words, it punishes companies that hire more people and.
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Speaker 1: Pay them a good salary.
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Speaker 3: The conditions of the PET are very similar to what
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Speaker 3: Democrats say they want for their wealth tax and extra
17:33
Speaker 3: tax on top earners and large companies beyond the income tax.
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Speaker 3: So all the big businesses packed up and left Seattle
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Speaker 3: and left Portland, and all that's left is a bunch
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Speaker 3: of illegal immigrants and a bunch of poverty stricken losers,
17:48
Speaker 3: and a bunch of homeless people shooting up drugs in
17:50
Speaker 3: the middle of the street. It's really amazing. There's proof
17:54
Speaker 3: all around us that Republican principles work, are conservative principles work,
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Speaker 3: and liberal slash Democrats slash progressive slash socialist principles are
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Speaker 3: total failures, and it's everywhere you look.
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Speaker 1: Everywhere.
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Speaker 3: I mean, look just look at the population growth of America.
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Speaker 3: Everybody is leaving New York, California, Illinois and other blue states,
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Speaker 3: high tax blue states, and they're moving to zero tax
18:19
Speaker 3: states like Nevada where I live. Las Vegas is exploding,
18:23
Speaker 3: Reno's exploding. They're moving to Utah, which is a very
18:27
Speaker 3: low tax state. They're moving to Arizona, which is a
18:29
Speaker 3: very low tax state. They're moving to Texas, zero taxes
18:32
Speaker 3: like Nevada. They're moving to Florida, zero tax like Nevada,
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Speaker 3: Could be bigger than the Permian basin, could be an
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Speaker 4: Well, thank you so much. Wayne. It is certainly good
23:55
Speaker 4: to see you again.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, i'd have even.
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Speaker 3: Though you were one of Wait, you didn't know you
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Speaker 3: were one a wait heroes, now did you not?
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Speaker 4: Really? Maybe a legend in my own mind maybe.
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Speaker 3: But go ahead, Well now you're a legend in my mind,
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Speaker 3: and now you're a legend in the minds of my viewers.
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Speaker 3: So look, you are a legend in the oil and
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Speaker 3: gas industry. Tell everyone your background, how you came to
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Speaker 3: get in this industry, and what you've accomplished.
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Speaker 1: Give me a little background.
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Speaker 5: Well, I'm a second generation oil and gas man. In
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Speaker 5: the early nineteen fifties, my father, Arnold Bruner, who was
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Speaker 5: a very famous oil and gas man, started a company
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Speaker 5: called tex Star and it later became Texas Oil and
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Speaker 5: Gas for you gray haired people out there. TXO was
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Speaker 5: assembled on the New York Stock Exchange. When it sold
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Speaker 5: out to US Steel, it was the largest independent in
24:44
Speaker 5: the world. Dell High Pipelines was the largest gas distribution
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Speaker 5: system in the United States. So you know, I had
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Speaker 5: an awfully good mentor. He passed away in nineteen seventy six.
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Speaker 5: I worked with him before years before his passing. I've
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Speaker 5: been in the oil I guess business. Ever since, as
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Speaker 5: you say, my claim to fame, so to speak, as
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Speaker 5: I put together ult Petroleum, which is about one hundred
25:08
Speaker 5: miles away, Okay, what I might tell you is that
25:13
Speaker 5: this is an order of magnitude, in my opinion, much
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Speaker 5: much bigger than ult Petroleum, and a through at one
25:20
Speaker 5: time produced two percent of the natural gas in the
25:22
Speaker 5: United States. So I'm very, very excited about what we
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Speaker 5: found out here.
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Speaker 1: And so I want to stress something.
25:31
Speaker 3: When people invested in your Ultra Petroleum because you were
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Speaker 3: public on stocking change, and the stock went all the
25:38
Speaker 3: way to two hundred dollars to share, and a person
25:40
Speaker 3: who invested ten thousand dollars made thirteen million dollars, how
25:45
Speaker 3: is that even possible? Those numbers don't even sound real.
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Speaker 3: I've never heard of a stock like that in my life.
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Speaker 3: Maybe if you invested in the early stages of Apple
25:54
Speaker 3: or Microsoft, or maybe the first day of Tesla or
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Speaker 3: the first day of Bitcoin, it's that big hit.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think the thing you have to keep in
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Speaker 5: mind is that this is a basin center gas accumulation,
26:06
Speaker 5: and the good news about that is we were able to,
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Speaker 5: just as we're going to be able to do here
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Speaker 5: drill lots of wells and we have no dry holes. Okay,
26:14
Speaker 5: it's very very predictable. And so when you have something
26:18
Speaker 5: that's predictable, it's not difficult to be able to have
26:22
Speaker 5: the capital to be able to develop it. And that's
26:24
Speaker 5: what happened at Ultra. But this is for a lot
26:28
Speaker 5: of reason. It's going to be much bigger because the
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Speaker 5: formations are much thicker here and they're more regionally pervasive.
26:34
Speaker 5: I mean, right now we can see based on what
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Speaker 5: we've done so far, and we're only about a third
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Speaker 5: of the way down in terms of this basin, we've
26:43
Speaker 5: got room for over five hundred horizontal wells out here.
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Speaker 5: So we're very excited.
26:48
Speaker 3: Wow, So you created fifteen billion dollars in shareholder value
26:53
Speaker 3: and that was in the old days. That wasn't on
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Speaker 3: today's dollars. That was in dollars from decades ago. Billion
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Speaker 3: a shareholder value with Ultra Petroleum. And you really believe
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Speaker 3: that your new project lost soldier and especially with Trump
27:07
Speaker 3: pushing drilling, drilling, drilling, and we need gas and we
27:10
Speaker 3: need oil and we need energy. This is the perfect time,
27:13
Speaker 3: perfect place, largest discovery in Wyoming.
27:16
Speaker 1: You think this is the grand Slam home run of
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Speaker 1: all time.
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Speaker 4: Huh, well, I you know, I do.
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Speaker 5: And one of the main reasons, Wayne was that there
27:26
Speaker 5: was a uranium mount mine out here and no one
27:28
Speaker 5: could do any drilling for fifty years. And so the
27:32
Speaker 5: people that had this they called me and I actually
27:34
Speaker 5: saw this in two thousand and eight, but they couldn't
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Speaker 5: get any permits. Three years ago they called me up
27:39
Speaker 5: and said, we've got the permits. So we drilled it
27:41
Speaker 5: and it's a massive discovery. So there's oil and gas
27:45
Speaker 5: fields all around this with billions of dollars in infrastructure
27:49
Speaker 5: that we don't have to pay for. We're hooking our
27:52
Speaker 5: wells up this year and we'll be in production before
27:54
Speaker 5: the summer. So very very exciting. And yeah, we also
27:59
Speaker 5: have our own drilling company and our own drilling rigs
28:02
Speaker 5: to be able to go do this. And as you say,
28:05
Speaker 5: we have we have the right people in the administration.
28:09
Speaker 5: Chris Wright at Liberty is a friend of mine. They're
28:12
Speaker 5: going to do the franking out here. They have the
28:14
Speaker 5: best franking engineers in the world as far as I'm concerned. So,
28:18
Speaker 5: you know, with with Durham and right, we believe we're
28:23
Speaker 5: going to be able to streamline the permitting process. These
28:26
Speaker 5: are all federal leases which Donald Trump has control over.
28:30
Speaker 5: And we're going to be able to drill baby drill
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Speaker 5: in a very expeditious manner. And although we are going
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Speaker 5: to follow all of the necessary caution is to make
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Speaker 5: sure the environment is sacred, we think that we will
28:45
Speaker 5: be able to do this very very quickly.
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Speaker 3: All right, And so people know, Chris right, by the way,
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Speaker 3: is the Energy Secretor of the United States of America
28:53
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Speaker 1: Trump. I've got the right office for Chris. Right.
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Speaker 4: You're exactly correct.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 3: Permium basin. That's kind of the last thing I want
29:02
Speaker 3: to get into is the permium basin. Give people a
29:05
Speaker 3: quick history of how big the Permian basin is and
29:08
Speaker 3: how your gas discovery Lost Soldier compares to the permium basin.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think a couple of the comparisons that I
29:17
Speaker 5: can make, because you know that is where the biggest
29:20
Speaker 5: production the United States is coming from. What I can
29:23
Speaker 5: tell you is that our zones that we drill through
29:28
Speaker 5: are twice the pressures are twice as high, and the
29:32
Speaker 5: pressures basically that translates into gas, and the zones are
29:37
Speaker 5: twice as thick. The other thing is there's two hundred
29:39
Speaker 5: and thirty operators out there. Here there's just us, and
29:44
Speaker 5: this is basically a lost basin, as I said, surrounded
29:46
Speaker 5: by these oil and gas fields with billions of dollars
29:49
Speaker 5: of infrastructure that we don't have to pay for. So
29:52
Speaker 5: that would be the comparison I would make. And you know,
29:55
Speaker 5: this is very exciting.
29:56
Speaker 4: I don't think.
29:57
Speaker 5: Anyone else in the US has got a situation where
30:00
Speaker 5: they discovered a new basin, principally cause no one could
30:03
Speaker 5: drill it, okay, And so we just came along at
30:06
Speaker 5: the right place at.
30:07
Speaker 4: The right time, is what's happened.
30:09
Speaker 3: It is the right time because if Kamala Harrison won,
30:11
Speaker 3: who knows how this might have played out, if she
30:14
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30:15
Speaker 1: Know, drilling on federal lands, who.
30:17
Speaker 3: Knows, But my gosh, you got the luck of the
30:19
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30:23
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable timing and it reminds me of my favorite
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30:35
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30:41
Speaker 3: my favorite movie of all time. It blows away Top
30:44
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30:47
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31:01
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31:05
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31:07
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31:11
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31:13
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31:17
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31:20
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31:22
Speaker 5: Well, I think I think that as you say that,
31:25
Speaker 5: it's right and with the data centers, you know which
31:29
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31:33
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31:36
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31:40
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31:42
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31:46
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31:48
Speaker 5: here as well, as you're selling our pipeline quality gas.
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Speaker 5: We have ninety percent methane, and so yeah, so we're
31:55
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32:00
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: And not only is Trump want us to be energy
32:04
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32:25
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32:28
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32:32
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32:35
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32:40
Speaker 3: thirteen million for every ten thousand, I mean the numbers, Yeah,
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32:53
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Speaker 3: you know, under Joe Biden, where they were a bunch
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Speaker 3: of transgender pansies whose goal in life was not terrorists
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Speaker 3: or drug dealers, but arresting Republicans in the morning, like
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Speaker 3: Roger Stone, arresting seventy five year old men with FBI
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Speaker 3: SWAT teams highly militarized, you know, with little tanks and
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Speaker 3: carrying machine guns for Roger Stone. What an embarrassment. You
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Speaker 3: guys are a joke. Everyone who's gonna wind up in
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Speaker 3: a prison cell.
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Speaker 1: You watch, all right?
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Speaker 3: The Department of Agriculture holds federal funding for Maine because
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Speaker 3: Maine refuses to take men out of women's sports.
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Speaker 1: So it's good to see.
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Speaker 3: Trump is getting a little revenge when somebody doesn't listen
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Speaker 3: to the President of the United States. If you don't
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Speaker 3: punish them, they will never get the lesson. They will
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Speaker 3: never ever learn. You know that you got to follow
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Speaker 3: the law. You gotta follow the president's executive actions.
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Speaker 1: We are not going to allow.
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Speaker 3: Men and women's sports and batar. My director just showed
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Speaker 3: me a story a minute ago about a young lady
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Speaker 3: in fencing reminds me of my daughter who was one
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Speaker 3: of the top fencers in the United States and wind
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Speaker 3: up getting into Harvard and a starring on the Harvard
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Speaker 3: fencing team and making All Ivy League in.
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Speaker 1: Her freshman season at Harvard.
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Speaker 3: And this young lady took a knee rather than fight
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Speaker 3: a man who was acting like a woman at a
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Speaker 3: women's fencing tournament. Good for her, and they gave her
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Speaker 3: a black card, which means she's kicked out of the tournament. No,
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Speaker 3: not the transgender, the nice young lady who wouldn't fight
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Speaker 3: the transgender. There's something mentally wrong with liberals. You're all wacko,
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Speaker 3: your nut jobs. You belong in an insane asylum. Everyone
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Speaker 3: he needs a rubber room and a hug from mommy.
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Speaker 1: Here's a good example of that.
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Speaker 3: If you need any more evidence that leftism is a
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Speaker 3: mental disorder. Social media users have alerted the FBI after
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Speaker 3: a clearly deranged leftist woman posted a video joking about assassinating.
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Speaker 1: President Trump with an assault rifle.
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Speaker 3: This bespectacled Karen declares the video that board games can
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Speaker 3: help if you're struggling with your mental health, before pulling
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Speaker 3: out some sort of Super Mario game and then flashing
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Speaker 3: Luigi at the camera.
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Speaker 1: She did weirdly labored Luigi.
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Speaker 3: Meaning that's the guy who assassinated the healthcare executive Luigi Mangioni.
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Speaker 3: She then weirdly labors the description we love Luigi, referring
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Speaker 3: to Luigi Mangioni, the guy who charged with murdering the
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Speaker 3: CEO of United Healthcare. And then she jokes about murdering
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Speaker 3: Trump with an assault weapon. And then what do people say?
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Speaker 3: Underneath it? Someone is definitely struggling with their mental health,
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Speaker 3: and the weirdo pulls out cards for humanity. She then
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Speaker 3: holds up several cards that joke assassinating the president of
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Speaker 3: the United States with an assault rifle makes life worth living.
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Speaker 1: The woman then.
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Speaker 3: Slurs about how it's shockingly awful but just comedy and
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Speaker 3: not serious.
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Speaker 1: Uh, the Secret Service should pay her a visit.
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Speaker 3: No question about it. Mentally old woman. Here's a great
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Speaker 3: story speaking of mentally ill people.
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Speaker 1: Anthony Fauci.
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Speaker 3: Trump administration removes his wife and one of his closest
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Speaker 3: cronies from the National Institutes of Health.
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Speaker 1: Anthony Fauci's having a terrible day.
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Speaker 3: Trumpministration started cleaning house at the US Department of Health
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Speaker 3: and Human Services. New York Times reported the Trump administration
41:20
Speaker 3: on Tuesday laid off thousands of federal health workers as
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Speaker 3: part of the cuts announced last week, including several senior
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Speaker 3: leaders and government scientists. The bloodbath included the entire units
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Speaker 3: focused on promoting reproductive health meaning abortion and gun control.
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Speaker 3: American dollars no longer going for baby killing or taking
41:42
Speaker 3: people's guns way in a country with the Second Amendment
41:45
Speaker 3: that says you can't take our guns way. And look
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Speaker 3: at this woman, I mean, she just fell off the
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Speaker 1: Wow, that is one ugly lady. That's Fauci's wife.
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Speaker 3: See, sometimes life does get back at Yukarma. He wakes
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Speaker 3: up to that every morning. Oh my god, So Trump
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Speaker 3: fired her ass. That's good. That's good. And for all
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Speaker 3: the people I put out this tweet yesterday, ten thousand
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Speaker 3: people were fired under the auspices of Robert F.
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Speaker 3: And some of them were at the CDC, some of
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