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Lara Trump | Fox News Host & Daughter-in-Law of President Donald Trump | 06-29-26 · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: We're going to talk to the aforementioned Lara Trump, my
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Speaker 1: favorite Trump, President Trump's daughter in law. And I did
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Speaker 1: see the pictures on Twitter Eric and her daughter Caroline
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Speaker 1: of course, and her son Luke. Beautiful family, and they're
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Speaker 1: just getting started too, because July fourth, of course, is
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Speaker 1: next weekend, so I'd expect.
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Speaker 2: Even better pictures then.
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Speaker 1: But it did look like Laura that you guys just
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Speaker 1: had a great weekend.
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Speaker 2: Great weekend.
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Speaker 3: We had a great weekend. And I'm sorry, am I
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Speaker 3: talking to somebody who is now officially part of the
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Speaker 3: New York Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Is that radio whip?
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Speaker 3: Because congratulations, said Rosenberg. Incredible, Thank you incredible.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is far and away the best
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Speaker 1: part of this show today. That unprovoked Lara Trump just
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Speaker 1: congratulated me.
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Speaker 2: Seriously. I mean, I couldn't write that. I couldn't write
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Speaker 2: that five years ago. Laura, thank you so much.
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Speaker 3: Listen, It's well deserved. Everyone loves you. You are so incredible.
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Speaker 3: You keep everyone informed, you keep people honest, you keep
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Speaker 3: us going in New York. I'm here for the summer.
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Speaker 3: As you said, you know, you saw some of my
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Speaker 3: posts with the family, and we got to bring this state, baxit.
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Speaker 3: You are going to be part of the charge to
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Speaker 3: revive and restore the great State of New York. So
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Speaker 3: we love you. Congratulations. It is so well deserved. And
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Speaker 3: this is you're just getting started. Talk about just getting started.
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Speaker 1: I love you, thank you, I'm going to do love
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Speaker 1: you in the whole family. And that means a lot
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Speaker 1: to me. But the other stuff, I'm much I could help.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you were here last Tuesday. I was in Jerusalem,
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Speaker 1: actually in Israel, but I watched it in horror as
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Speaker 1: one socialist after another one and one easily Brad Lander Chevalier,
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Speaker 1: she's an awful person. And then you get this Claire Valdez,
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Speaker 1: she's no good. And you've got the mayor who you
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Speaker 1: know how much I hate his guts And it's a
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Speaker 1: it's a strong thing to say that, but I say it.
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Speaker 2: I hate his guts.
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Speaker 1: So you got these people, what do you want and
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Speaker 1: continuing to win. That doesn't look good for our future here, Laura.
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Speaker 3: Well it doesn't, but I think there's something interesting happening. Look,
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Speaker 3: the way we got here is that you have an
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Speaker 3: entire group of young Americans who have been taught a
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Speaker 3: revisionist history of America and a revisionist history really of
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Speaker 3: the entire world. They don't understand said that socialism has
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Speaker 3: never been successful anywhere it has been tried anywhere in
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Speaker 3: the world. It is a destroyer of countries and societies.
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Speaker 3: And if you look at the folks who voted in
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Speaker 3: those primaries where you have these socialists winning, you know,
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Speaker 3: these different spots, what you notice is that the majority
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Speaker 3: of the people who came out and voted were very young.
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Speaker 3: They were under twenty five years old for the most part.
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Speaker 3: And I think that what we're seeing happen is actually
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Speaker 3: almost a boomerang effect. Whenever it starts getting really scary,
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Speaker 3: like we're seeing happen right now, I hope it makes
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Speaker 3: people sit up, pay attention, and get involved. Look, if
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Speaker 3: we come out in the same way in twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: six we did in twenty twenty four, there is no
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Speaker 3: doubt that Republicans will sweep these mid term elections. We
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Speaker 3: will trump for lack of a better word, history, and
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Speaker 3: we will make sure that Donald Trump, for his last
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Speaker 3: two years in office, can make and continue the historic
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Speaker 3: change that we've already seen happen so far. So I
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Speaker 3: hope everybody uses this moment as a wake up call
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Speaker 3: because we can't be lastic daysicle. We can't sit on
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Speaker 3: our laurels. We can't act like this stuff doesn't matter.
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Speaker 3: It really matters. We cannot have socialists winning these spots
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Speaker 3: in New York or elsewhere around the country. And it's
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Speaker 3: not just a New York problem. It starts places like this,
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Speaker 3: but it spreads throughout the country and you're seeing this
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Speaker 3: trend start to happen. So this is our moment. This
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Speaker 3: is where we shake people awake. This is almost the
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden in office for four years moment where people
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Speaker 3: are like, holy Toledo, we cannot continue down this path.
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Speaker 3: We got to get Donald Trump back in. We've got
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Speaker 3: to get Republicans in. We got to have people with
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Speaker 3: common sense. We have to save this country and we
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Speaker 3: have to save New York.
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Speaker 1: Thank you to a Sunday afternoon and no one's working. Okay,
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Speaker 1: and grandpa, what are your kids call? President Trump?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 3: Grandpa?
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Speaker 2: Grandpa?
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Speaker 1: Okay, So grandpa just walked off the golf course and
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Speaker 1: there's a little Luke and little Collin and you're talking
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Speaker 1: to your father in law.
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Speaker 2: You go listen. Even on my show, My View, last night.
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Speaker 2: You call him dad? What do you call the president?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? Call him dad.
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Speaker 2: That Okay, this is why people love this cynthy They
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Speaker 2: love it in time baseball with Laura Trump. So you go, Dad.
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Speaker 2: Even on my view last night, I was.
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Speaker 1: Really tough on mom, Donnie, but you know you said
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Speaker 1: again yesterday, Dad that he's a nice guy. I mean,
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Speaker 1: what am I supposed to do? I say this because
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Speaker 1: I destroy.
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Speaker 2: The guy every day, every day.
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Speaker 1: And I know if I shot up your father in
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Speaker 1: law with truth serum, he'd agree with everything I say everything,
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Speaker 1: But publicly he still continues to talk about handsome, nice
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Speaker 1: guy blah blah blah. And I got to tell you
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Speaker 1: that not every New Yorker loves to hear that, because
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Speaker 1: we're living here and we see how devastating eating this
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Speaker 1: guy really is. Have you had any real conversations with
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Speaker 1: your father in law about this guy how New Yorkers
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Speaker 1: really feel?
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Speaker 2: Well?
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Speaker 3: One hundred percent. But you'd also have to remember the
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Speaker 3: position he's in, and there's a very interesting balance that
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Speaker 3: has to be struck. I think when you're a president,
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Speaker 3: and especially when you're this president. Look, he knows he's
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Speaker 3: got fighters out there, he's got sid Rosenberg on the
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Speaker 3: radio every single day, knocking the sky. He's got his
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Speaker 3: daughter in law, Laura Trump, out there able to do
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Speaker 3: the same thing right. He's got folks like John Kasamantidi's
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Speaker 3: out there who are telling New Yorkers everything they need
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Speaker 3: to know about Mom Donnie. But you also have to
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Speaker 3: remember that this is a man who's through and through
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Speaker 3: loves New York City. He was made by New York City,
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Speaker 3: and he made New York City what it is today.
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Speaker 3: There's no doubt about it. And no one wants New
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Speaker 3: York to come back more so than Donald Trump. But
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Speaker 3: he understands as a negotiator, and that's something he's done
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Speaker 3: his entire life in business, that sometimes you got to
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Speaker 3: give a little to get a little. And what I
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Speaker 3: mean by that is, yes, let's make sure we expose
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Speaker 3: Mom Donnie and all these crazy socialists for exactly who
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Speaker 3: they are. Let's tell New Yorkers the truth. Let's bring
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Speaker 3: them the reality of the situation. But he is also
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Speaker 3: from the position of president, trying to ensure that whenever
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Speaker 3: he can actually make some inroads here, he has that ability.
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Speaker 3: You can't make a complete and full enemy I think
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Speaker 3: out of somebody like the mayor of New York City
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Speaker 3: as president and expect you to have any more leverage
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Speaker 3: here in New York. So I think he's walking this
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Speaker 3: fine line. I think he knows he's got his fighters
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Speaker 3: out there like us right now who are talking about
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Speaker 3: this situation. But he, you know, kind of in the
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Speaker 3: background and doing his thing as president, has this this
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Speaker 3: fine line he has to walk, and I think he's
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Speaker 3: trying to do the best he can to ensure that
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Speaker 3: he can help as president to make things better here
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Speaker 3: in New York City. That whatever his role, you know,
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Speaker 3: he has somebody who maybe will call him instead of
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Speaker 3: not call him in Mom Donnie if he says that
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Speaker 3: he's a handsome guy.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what is old.
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Speaker 3: The Donald Trump, I think is trying to play, but
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Speaker 3: he knows the truth and he knows that again, he's
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Speaker 3: got people out here like us who were taking it
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Speaker 3: to Mom Donnie every day.
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Speaker 2: That's a great explanation. I mean that, that is a
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Speaker 2: great explanation.
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Speaker 1: And I feel better now, and let me get to
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Speaker 1: I ran so I was on Box News yesterday and
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Speaker 1: again I don't have to tell you how much I
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Speaker 1: love your father in law, but I want to move
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Speaker 1: on with this, and what do I mean by that.
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Speaker 2: I don't want American kids to die.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how we get to the Rani and
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Speaker 1: without it now, you can't just pluck it from the sky.
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Speaker 1: So eventually, if we want the dust, as your father
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Speaker 1: in law says, if we want the dust, it may
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Speaker 1: require it may require getting people out there.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: All I know is cease fire. They bomb us, we
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Speaker 1: bomb them. Cease fire, they bomb us, we bomb them.
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Speaker 1: And we don't seem to be getting closer to the
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Speaker 1: end now. John Katzmatitis just did a very good job
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Speaker 1: explaining that, hey, the right all this, look at the economics.
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Speaker 1: Dow Jones is up, Big oil is down. So there
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Speaker 1: are some things that are going great in favor of
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Speaker 1: President Trump and America. But I made the point that
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Speaker 1: Americans want to see this thing come to an end
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Speaker 1: one way.
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Speaker 2: Or the other. And I made that point yesterday. I
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Speaker 2: think I surprised.
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Speaker 1: Laura, to be honest, Griff, Rachel, and Charlie because I
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Speaker 1: wasn't so ra rah to be I was just in
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Speaker 1: Israel last week. I know what those people are saying.
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Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on where we are in this
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Speaker 1: Iran conflict.
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Speaker 3: Well, if you think that you want it to be over,
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Speaker 3: I can promise you there's no one who wants this
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Speaker 3: to be over more so than Donald J. Trump himself.
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Speaker 2: I know.
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Speaker 1: But but but do you believe I know he does.
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Speaker 1: And he's a good man. I said this on Fox yesterday.
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Speaker 1: I said he's a good man. He doesn't want to
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Speaker 1: see anybody die. That's why he.
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Speaker 2: Has not done to them what they really deserve.
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Speaker 1: But there's no reason to think at this point that
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Speaker 1: diplomacy is going to work, is there.
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Speaker 3: Well, look, we're dealing with a bit of unknown here, right,
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Speaker 3: because no one has really ever tried this. For forty
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Speaker 3: seven years, the people in Iran suffered under the sum
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Speaker 3: of these lunatics, right, and no one was willing to
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Speaker 3: take this step. This president absolutely deserves a lot of
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Speaker 3: credit for being willing to take this step. And it
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Speaker 3: was necessary because we know that they were going to
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Speaker 3: develop a nuclear weapon and we know that they wanted
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Speaker 3: to deploy it against Iran, I mean, against Israel and
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Speaker 3: against the United States. They've been very clear about that
9:23
Speaker 3: or their entirety, So that in and of itself, I
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Speaker 3: think he deserves a lot of credit for it. He
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Speaker 3: did this at a time he knew it was not
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Speaker 3: politically advantageous. Do I think that we will see it
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Speaker 3: into this absolutely, I do. Look at the strategy actually
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Speaker 3: that has gone into where we are in this moment
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Speaker 3: in Iran. This is a president who went in full
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Speaker 3: force and really eradicated them and weakened them from an
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Speaker 3: internal standpoint, right knocked out their air force, knocked out
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Speaker 3: their navy, made sure that they had very limited ability
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Speaker 3: to injure anyone in the area. Albeit they have these
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Speaker 3: little cells and they have these little pockets where they
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Speaker 3: can launch missiles, and we know we've seen that happen obviously.
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Speaker 3: But then he said, all right, enough with that, I'm
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Speaker 3: going to go economically and I'm going to destroy them economically,
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Speaker 3: so in every way possible. But Ron is in their
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Speaker 3: most weekend state. We are not dealing though, with rational
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Speaker 3: people here to your point, these people are absolutely crazy
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Speaker 3: and it is very challenging, I think, to have negotiations
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Speaker 3: with people who are totally crazy. Here's what I will
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Speaker 3: tell you more inside baseball. I have been there when
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Speaker 3: this president has received calls from his negotiators, and I
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Speaker 3: mean Steve Wikoff, my brother in law, Jerry Kushner and
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Speaker 3: the Vice President jd. Vance. When he gets these calls,
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Speaker 3: he is not willing to give up anything for the
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Speaker 3: United States of America. I've heard him say no. The
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Speaker 3: answer is no, we are not willing to bend at all.
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Speaker 3: So you have to understand a very challenging process. Peace
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Speaker 3: is not easy. Peace is never simple and straightforward, and
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Speaker 3: it is never fast, and it's never perfect. But it
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Speaker 3: is worth it at the end of the day, when
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Speaker 3: Iran is not able to develop a nuclear weapon. Yes,
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Speaker 3: this is more drawn out, probably than the President ever
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Speaker 3: wanted or any of us ever wanted. But the end
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Speaker 3: result if we're able to ensure that they never can
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Speaker 3: develop a nuclear weapon, unlike the JCPOA which allows for
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Speaker 3: sunset clauses, which allowed these people to develop nuclear weapons.
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Speaker 3: Unlike any other president, he is fighting every day and
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Speaker 3: he's working towards this solution. It's not going to be straightforward,
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Speaker 3: it's not going to be easy, and it's not going
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Speaker 3: to be perfect in the way everybody wants it in
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Speaker 3: a nice little package. But I can promise you he's
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Speaker 3: not going to give up anything for the for these
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Speaker 3: people that is going to harm America. He wants everything
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Speaker 3: in this agreement, and he's very clear about that. So
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Speaker 3: I do believe we will get there. I hope we
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Speaker 3: don't have to see boots on the ground. It may
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Speaker 3: require it to some extent, but as you know, with
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Speaker 3: this president, this is the president of peace. This is
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Speaker 3: a man who came into office second term and solved
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Speaker 3: eight conflicts around the world. He wants to see this
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Speaker 3: come to an end. He's working towards it every day.
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Speaker 3: But he's also not willing to give up anything on
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Speaker 3: behalf of the United States to see that happen. So
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Speaker 3: behind the scenes, I can promise you he's doing everything
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Speaker 3: all the time to make an end to this and
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Speaker 3: to make sure that we get everything we want as
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Speaker 3: a country.
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Speaker 1: You know, no disrespect to jd Vance or Marco Rubio
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Speaker 1: or lenn Youngkin or Ronda Santis talking to you the
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Speaker 1: last ten minutes, it's just another reminder, and you do
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Speaker 1: it to me every week. Now when he leaves in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight, you should just move right in.
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Speaker 3: You said the Democrats would love that we want to
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Speaker 3: have an election.
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Speaker 2: I'll just why.
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Speaker 1: They did the same thing with Kamala Harris last time.
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Speaker 1: They just store right in there, right, there was no
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Speaker 1: democratic process. You are so good.
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Speaker 2: I mean it you.
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Speaker 1: I have no reason to patronize you. You are so good.
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Speaker 1: All right, one more honest answer for me, Then you
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Speaker 1: want a roll?
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Speaker 2: You want a roll, Laura, your father in law BB.
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Speaker 2: I was just with Bobe in Israel last Sunday. We
13:02
Speaker 2: spent a lot of time together.
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Speaker 1: I love the guy, Okay, I think he's in a
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Speaker 1: very tough spot. Like I even said, your father in law.
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Speaker 1: When things get crazy with Iron, you know who gets
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Speaker 1: bombed next. Not Brooklyn, not Cincinnati, not Jupiter, Florida, Tel Aviv.
13:16
Speaker 1: They get bombed next. So everybody who's critical of BB Natania,
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Speaker 1: who shut up? Okay, you have no idea how difficult
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Speaker 1: this guy's job is. Every hour country around him wants
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Speaker 1: to kill him. Everyone and now the Western world wants
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Speaker 1: to kill him. This guy, he's he's done a tremendous
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Speaker 1: job trying to keep those ten million people say, but
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Speaker 1: but the media is help bent on telling us that
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Speaker 1: him and Trump are in a bad spot.
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Speaker 2: Maybe they are, Where are they? No?
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Speaker 3: I don't think they're in a bad spot at all.
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Speaker 3: But I think we all know who our president is,
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Speaker 3: and he's a person who you know, kind of wears
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Speaker 3: his heart on his sleeve, and he doesn't for a
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Speaker 3: second stop to consider, oh, do I need to soften him. No,
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Speaker 3: He'll tell you exactly what he's thinking. And I think
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Speaker 3: he's been frustrated with some things that have happened with
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Speaker 3: net Yahoo and he's been very honest about that, and
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Speaker 3: and probably rightly so. But at the end of the day,
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Speaker 3: he knows and he's been clear. There's never been a
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Speaker 3: more supportive president of Israel than Donald J. Trump. This
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Speaker 3: is our closest Middle Eastern ally. We are fighting to
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Speaker 3: ensure that not only is America safe, but Israel is
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Speaker 3: safe as well. And met Yahoo by the way, You're right,
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Speaker 3: this guy has an almost impossible job. I cannot imagine
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Speaker 3: the pressure that he has on him. I was actually
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Speaker 3: supposed to go over for my show a year ago
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Speaker 3: and do an interview with him. And the craziest part,
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Speaker 3: just so people understand how this man has to live
14:39
Speaker 3: day today, they were like, we can't even give you
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Speaker 3: a location for your interview until an hour before your
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Speaker 3: interview is to take place, because that's how threatened Bibi Netanyah,
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Speaker 3: who is That's how many people want to kill this man.
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Speaker 3: So he deserves a whole host of credit. I think
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Speaker 3: that I can't imagine living day to day like that.
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Speaker 3: But you're right, he he's doing a job that you know,
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Speaker 3: people there, I'm sure in Israel. As much as maybe
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Speaker 3: they don't like some things he's done, or they're critical
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Speaker 3: things he's done, he is doing a great job for
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Speaker 3: the people of Israel. And I can promise you there again,
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Speaker 3: is no more strong defender of our friends there in
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Speaker 3: Israel than Donald J.
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Speaker 1: Trump.
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Speaker 3: And so while they may have their differences on some things,
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Speaker 3: note I think they still have a great relation.
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Speaker 2: So I agree with you. I'm glad you said that.
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Speaker 2: But that's what I think. All right, the way out here, amazing,
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Speaker 2: amazing conversation. Again, what do is?
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Speaker 1: What do you guys do you, Eric and the kids
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Speaker 1: do this weekend? I know, obviously there's a big day
15:33
Speaker 1: July fourth there in DC by the Mole all that
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Speaker 1: great stuff. Are you going to be there, You're going
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Speaker 1: to be here. What are you guys going to do
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Speaker 1: this weekend?
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Speaker 3: You know, we're actually still trying to decide it. There's
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Speaker 3: a great fireworks show that's going to happen on July third,
15:47
Speaker 3: out at Mount Rushmore. I'm just going to throw it
15:49
Speaker 3: out there. We do need another president's face on Mount Rushmore.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to advocate for forty seven at forty five,
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Speaker 3: forty seven to be on there again. The Democrats will
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Speaker 3: love that. Let's get Donald Trump's face on Mount Rushmore.
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Speaker 3: Throwing it out SID, just a little food for thought
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Speaker 3: this morning. But we may go out there for that.
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Speaker 3: But you know what, we've been so busy this summer
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Speaker 3: that we were actually saying, you know what, maybe we
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Speaker 3: want to be right here at our New York home
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Speaker 3: with our kids and our dogs on the fourth of
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Speaker 3: July to celebrate here at our house. So we'll see
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Speaker 3: what we decide to do. But nonetheless, Happy Birthday America
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Speaker 3: two fifty. Listen. This has been the greatest experiment in
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Speaker 3: the history of the world. We are the freest country
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Speaker 3: on the face of the earth. There is nowhere with
16:31
Speaker 3: more opportunity. And I hope that whenever people are watching
16:34
Speaker 3: the World Cup, visitors come over and just pour out
16:38
Speaker 3: their hearts about how great America is, how much they
16:40
Speaker 3: love Walmart. Sid, we should think about how lucky we are,
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Speaker 3: how great America is. We need another two hundred and
16:47
Speaker 3: fifty years and beyond to be the greatest country on Earth.
16:50
Speaker 3: And I couldn't think of a better president to be
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Speaker 3: in the White House than Donald J. Trump. So time
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Speaker 3: to celebrate, guys. This is a big week. It's here,
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Speaker 3: it's happening.
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Speaker 2: You're great too.
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Speaker 1: It's so great. This is an amazing Lara Trump. It's
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Speaker 1: been a couple of weeks, but man, did you come
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Speaker 1: in and deliver as always? I love you, Thank you, Laura.
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Speaker 1: Great job. Enjoy the big holiday weekend. We'll do it
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Speaker 1: again next week.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Chill wait, thank you too much.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Fantastic Laura Trump right there. Well, how great was that?
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Speaker 1: I mean, she tackled every major important subject.
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Speaker 2: And she's got great answer. She really does. That was
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Speaker 2: good stuff. Lara Trump.
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