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Hour 4: 16-year-old hero! · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: We have been running down the greatest hits of yesterday
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Speaker 1: is Fauci, hearing Ran Paul, of course, the cerebral one,
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Speaker 1: Josh Hawley, who was incredible and perfect, Bernie Marino, who
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Speaker 1: was great because he was affected personally.
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Speaker 2: The entire reason he ran for senate was this moment
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Speaker 2: where he could confront Fuci and now Ron Johnson. Now
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Speaker 2: Ron Johnson is a little softer spoken than the other ones.
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Speaker 2: Ron Johnson is a wonderful senator. He worked closely with
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Speaker 2: Ran Paul. They were a team in going after this.
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Speaker 2: But you're not going to get the excitement from Ron
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Speaker 2: Johnson you get from the others. But he started off
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Speaker 2: by looking at Anthony Fuci and telling him, we know,
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Speaker 2: we know from your emails, we know from our investigation
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Speaker 2: that you committed crimes.
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Speaker 3: I certainly understand why you needed a pardon. I certainly
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Speaker 3: understand why, on the advice of counsel, you're not answering
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Speaker 3: any questions, because I think it'll be almost impossible for
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Speaker 3: you to answer the questions truthfully.
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Speaker 2: Without then having to go to jail. I mean, if
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Speaker 2: he answered the questions truthfully, he would have to then
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Speaker 2: answer differently than the lies. He's told in the past,
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Speaker 2: and that would be immediately, that would be perjury. Ron
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Speaker 2: Johnson goes on about the questioning.
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Speaker 3: I've been deluged with questions, asked Anthony Fauci that there
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Speaker 3: are so many legitimate questions that deserve answers, and now
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Speaker 3: you're not willing to provide those answers.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he had a pile of emails and letters that
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Speaker 2: he got people excited that finally Anthony Fauci was going
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Speaker 2: to address their concerns, that finally he was going to
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Speaker 2: consider them in his arrogance. But his arrogance got the
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Speaker 2: best of them and he refused to answer any questions. Now,
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Speaker 2: he was asked a lot about the drugs that people
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Speaker 2: were taking that they knew worked because other people said
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Speaker 2: they worked like ivermectin, and he said immediately that that
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Speaker 2: doesn't work.
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Speaker 4: That's for horses.
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Speaker 2: Remember remember on Joe Rogan when Joe Rogan was so
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Speaker 2: upset because he took to ivermectin and he beat it.
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Speaker 2: He beat covid with ivermectin and CNN ridiculed him for it.
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Speaker 2: And then he had the doctor from CNN on the
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Speaker 2: show and he went after him and he said, you know,
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Speaker 2: you lied this is a groundbreaking Nobel Prize winning cure
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Speaker 2: for many ailments, not just horses for humans for malaria,
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Speaker 2: and you lied on national television and so here he
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Speaker 2: is talking to doctor Fauci, who said the same thing
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Speaker 2: that ivermectin does not work.
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Speaker 3: You know, said there's no evidence, there's no evidence that
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Speaker 3: ivermectin is helpful. I'm that exact same day, and I've
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Speaker 3: got the I've got the studies right here.
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Speaker 4: There was a website. It was tracking the.
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Speaker 3: Random controlled studies, so here they are.
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Speaker 4: It could have saved lives, it could have saved lives.
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Speaker 2: I'm just sure that doctor Fauci wasn't making any money
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Speaker 2: on ivermectin, and that's why he didn't do it. One
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Speaker 2: last question that I'll play for you because this is
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Speaker 2: an important one in the diary. He had an infraction.
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Speaker 2: That's what doctor Fauci admits to that he had an
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Speaker 2: infraction that is one of the side effects of getting
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Speaker 2: the vaccine, and he got it just a couple of
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Speaker 2: weeks after taking the vaccine, and he went into hiding,
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Speaker 2: and he didn't share that when so many people were saying, look,
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Speaker 2: people are getting sick, people are dying from this vaccine.
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Speaker 2: He hid the fact that he was one of them
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Speaker 2: who got very sick.
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Speaker 3: Your diaries now show that you actually suffered pulmonary infraction
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Speaker 3: in I think probably June twenty twenty one. I was
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Speaker 3: just wondering. I was just wondering whether you ever went
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Speaker 3: through your mind. But maybe that injection, all those booses
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Speaker 3: you took might have caused that.
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Speaker 2: It is amazing how they they split up the questions
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Speaker 2: and the topics and make sure they get to everyone.
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Speaker 2: But they did a tremendous job. I'm almost happy Curtis
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Speaker 2: that he didn't answer a question because it gave the
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Speaker 2: time to lay out everything he did to us, everything
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Speaker 2: he did during the pandemic.
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Speaker 4: You mean, not even what is the color of your tie?
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Speaker 5: By?
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Speaker 4: Said a oleah Lgeria. And he had to repeat that,
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Speaker 4: and he, you know, he was like miserable at that point,
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Speaker 4: like I look like such a schmuck, such a Putts
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Speaker 4: because this had nothing to do with national healths or
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Speaker 4: corona virus which became COVID nineteen so and and Holly
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Speaker 4: sort of brought him in the other one. Uh, maybe
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Speaker 4: tomorrow will be able to get it is uh is
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Speaker 4: Rick Scott Uh the US senator from Florida who actually
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Speaker 4: made his fortune in the healthcare industry, so he was
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Speaker 4: spot on the all I didn't understand this one because
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Speaker 4: the Democrats were shielding him. The Democrats all you would
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Speaker 4: have thought this was the second coming of my Monodies,
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Speaker 4: you know, my monodies who wrote the book on medicine,
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Speaker 4: My monodies who the various Muslim leaders depended on the
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Speaker 4: basically the Jewish man who created medicine, modern medicine as
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Speaker 4: we know it today, my monodes method. And no, no,
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Speaker 4: they were like, oh my god, he's the greatest thing.
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Speaker 4: We should be grateful to you, especially the US Senator
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Speaker 4: of Connecticut who was like extolling virtues on him, like
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Speaker 4: I didn't know that. I didn't know that. But there
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Speaker 4: was one Republican senator I gotta tell you, I didn't
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Speaker 4: understand where this came from, James Langford from Oklahoma, who
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Speaker 4: went lightfoot on him, who said, well, I understand we
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Speaker 4: were an uncharted territory at that point. What do you
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Speaker 4: mean uncharted. If it's uncharted, then you have to be
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Speaker 4: open minded to try as many remedies as possible instead
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Speaker 4: of just excluding, excluding, excluding, and as a result of
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Speaker 4: your exclusion because everybody looked to you as America's healthcare expert,
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Speaker 4: the world's healthcare expert. People needlessly died who could have
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Speaker 4: had other medical remedies.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, one of the senators you're talking about was New
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Speaker 2: Jersey's own Andy Kim, and he went on all the
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Speaker 2: talk shows afterwards. It is amazing that the Democrats all
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Speaker 2: lined up to protect Anthony Fauci when it's clear, it
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Speaker 2: is clear there's enough evidence right now that he lied.
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Speaker 2: The best evidence is the fact that he wouldn't answer
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Speaker 2: a question. But here's Andy Kim.
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Speaker 6: This was set up for them to be able to
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Speaker 6: attack him one way or another. So regardless of whether
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Speaker 6: he was answering the questions or did what he did today,
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Speaker 6: the attacks are were going to be there, and clearly
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Speaker 6: was something that was meant to try to trip him up,
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Speaker 6: try to further any type of legal problems that he
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Speaker 6: would have down the road.
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Speaker 4: Man, what a disappointment.
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Speaker 2: I know, I know Andy Kim, and I've covered him
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Speaker 2: when he was in Congress and I kind of like him,
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Speaker 2: but he has been just towing the party line since
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Speaker 2: he's got into office, to the point where it's embarrassing.
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Speaker 2: None of what he said was true. None of what
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Speaker 2: he just said was true and he knew it.
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Speaker 4: And that's not true. Look, the guy shouldn't be it
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Speaker 4: is right, but it's no longer part of an administration.
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Speaker 4: Thank god. For forty years he served republic impression, he
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Speaker 4: served Democratic presidents. We know what his record is. It's
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Speaker 4: at the end of the line that he did tremendous harm.
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Speaker 4: And I think I know where some of this came from. Remember,
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Speaker 4: he is touted for having a superior Jesuit education, which
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Speaker 4: he did. We just High School in Manhattan is the
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Speaker 4: elite high school in America, and we were taught. I
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Speaker 4: went to Brooklyn Prep. Judge Scalia right, Justice Scalia right,
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Speaker 4: I mean, considered the greatest conservative scholar involving the law
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Speaker 4: in history. Unfortunately died remember on that trip to Texas.
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Speaker 4: But you're taught about what Saint Ignatius Loyola taught. Now,
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Speaker 4: he was a Spaniard priest, the warrior priest who created
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Speaker 4: the Jesuits. Act as if everything depended on you. That
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Speaker 4: could be for the good, that could be for the bad.
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Speaker 4: The good is that you're not going to blame anybody else.
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Speaker 4: It's all on me. The bad is in this kind
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Speaker 4: of a pandemic you need as many different experts from
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Speaker 4: the United States pooling their collective knowledge burning the midnight oil,
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Speaker 4: which he did not do. Instead, he was at every
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Speaker 4: super a List party. He was a party boy in DC.
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Speaker 4: He was having fun, according to his own memoirs. That's
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Speaker 4: the last thing he expected was that RFK. Junior, now
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Speaker 4: the head of our National Health Services, was informed when
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Speaker 4: he took over that Fauci had left his personal memoirs.
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Speaker 4: His diaries for three years, every day there was an
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Speaker 4: entry on the government service, so it was now property
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Speaker 4: of the US government. He gave it to Rand Paul
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Speaker 4: and they dropped it on him a few days before
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Speaker 4: these hearings. All during this Larry, he was having fun,
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Speaker 4: I know.
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Speaker 2: And it was so self aggrandizing. It was so narcissistic.
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Speaker 2: He was so arrogant. By the way, when you mentioned that,
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Speaker 2: I wish I was taught by Jesuits. They were nicer
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Speaker 2: than the Augustinians. The Augustinians had that leather belt they
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Speaker 2: used to hear.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I know that, but remember I they shine
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Speaker 4: their boots on my backside. They kicked me to the curve,
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Speaker 4: they prep they kicked me out but actually I learned
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Speaker 4: there were consequentious for your actions from the Jesuits. Well,
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Speaker 4: thank you.
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Speaker 2: You made me feel better. I appreciate that now that
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Speaker 2: I know it could have been worse.
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Speaker 4: Christian brothers who had hit you so hard your mother
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Speaker 4: could feel the vibrations. Okay, picking poison, pick you poise
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Speaker 2: but now the father of the little boy that was
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Speaker 2: And now the little boy's father, Sue aunt Rye, is
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Speaker 2: coming out to speak.
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Speaker 7: That's a mere death experience.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 7: I think he probably from what I gathered, he assumed
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Speaker 7: he was going to die. He was drowning. He was drowning,
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Speaker 7: he blacked out, he went unconscious. When he came out
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Speaker 7: of the water, he was clearly limp. It doesn't look
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Speaker 7: like he was breathing. I'm told that he kind of
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Speaker 7: resuscitated when he came onto the shoreline.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: The lifeguard also gave him mouth to mouse and absolutely
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Speaker 2: saved his life. And the reason that Summit Rai came
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Speaker 2: out is to praise the lifeguard. And he wanted to say,
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Speaker 2: I hope, I hope I get the chance to meet
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Speaker 2: you and to thank you.
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Speaker 7: I cannot express sufficient gratitude to him. I have reached out.
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Speaker 7: I'd like to thank him and do something nice to
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Speaker 7: you know, show my gratitude.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you what lifeguards are angels. I know
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Speaker 2: that better than anyone. I had a niece, a three
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Speaker 2: year old niece that died in drowning in the life
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Speaker 2: guard weren't there for and a great lifeguard is the
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Speaker 2: most important thing in the world to have. By the way,
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Speaker 2: my son became a lifeguard because of the experience I
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Speaker 2: just told you about. He amazingly he did it because
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Speaker 2: of my niece and he amazingly saved a three year
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Speaker 2: old girl.
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Speaker 4: Now, when it comes to saving adults out in the turf,
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Speaker 4: the surf, yes, I've seen that before, where the lifeguards
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Speaker 4: go swimming out the guys and gals like together. What
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Speaker 4: often happens is the victims, who without the lifeguards would
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Speaker 4: get sucked into the riptide or the undertow, fight the lifeguards.
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Speaker 4: It's almost instinctual. They grab onto them because they're going down,
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Speaker 4: they're grabbing the light. So imagine the lifeguard has to
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Speaker 4: stay cool, calm and collected. They're hanging all over them.
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Speaker 4: They got to swim them back to shore. It is
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Speaker 4: an incredible act that they perform. And many of them
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Speaker 4: are right out of high school or in high school themselves.
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Speaker 4: You know, maybe they're on the swim team. But boy,
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Speaker 4: we take that for granted. From Memorial Day, when basically
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Speaker 4: the beach season starts to Labor Day, those lifeguards are
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Speaker 4: saving lives each and every day.
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Speaker 2: Yes, you thank them every once in a while, just
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Speaker 2: when you go up just say hey, thank you for
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Speaker 2: what you're doing.
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Speaker 4: Guys.
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Speaker 9: I love Donald Trump and as much as anybody, and
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Speaker 9: I hate Anthony Fauci as much as anybody. But this
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Speaker 9: whole thing, with the Congressional hearings about Fauci, this is
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Speaker 9: just a diversion to keep people's minds and tongues off
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Speaker 9: the Iranian quagmire. They know we're losing our shirt there,
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Speaker 9: so it's time to roll out the boogeyman from the
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Speaker 9: COVID days.
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Speaker 4: You know, every once in a while.
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Speaker 2: I might agree with that in other hearings, but Ran
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Speaker 2: Paul is not a fan of the war in Iran.
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Speaker 2: Ran Paul is the one that called for this hearing.
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Speaker 4: Now. He called it because he got a hold of
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Speaker 4: that diary.
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Speaker 2: And he understood from that that he lied under oath
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Speaker 2: and he thought, finally I got Fauci, and he gave
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Speaker 2: us an historic moment yesterday.
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Speaker 4: By that talkback listener, we will be talking about what's
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Speaker 4: been going on in the Iranian sphere coming up next.
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Speaker 4: Fauci smouch you. What people want to know is when
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Speaker 4: is Larry going to train and win the Red Beret
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Speaker 4: to become a guardian angel.
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Speaker 2: Never too late in life, Too late in life, I
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Speaker 2: can't go through the tree.
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Speaker 4: Were a poop putt this past weekend. You were invited
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Speaker 4: by your wife and your son to be a peewee
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Speaker 4: herman on a bicycle for a great cause, and you
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Speaker 4: decided you would opt out and just follow in a
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Speaker 4: trailer car that Yet you know, I'm sorry. We wouldn't
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Speaker 4: even entertain having you with that. Oh good?
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Speaker 2: And I ended up being good. Well you shouldn't, I would,
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Speaker 2: I would agree with that. I will say this, I
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Speaker 2: was the most important person in the race. I ended
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Speaker 2: up being the most important person there. So there.
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Speaker 5: I hate to say this, guys, but absolutely nothing is
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Speaker 5: going to happen to Falcon. It's just like everybody else, Homo,
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Speaker 5: the FBI direction, all of them there and they lie
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Speaker 5: and they don't testify, and he all walk free.
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Speaker 4: Nothing's going to happen to this man. Sorry to say it.
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Speaker 4: I think he has falled from a grace to such
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Speaker 4: a point that it will emotionally impact on him mentally.
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Speaker 4: Remember where he was and where he is now. I
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Speaker 4: think he will die soon. Just my prediction.
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Speaker 2: Well, with all this, it may happen when Oh, first
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Speaker 2: of all, let's get the news that almost forgot you there.
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Speaker 2: That's okay, how can I do that? Darien Albinger with
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Speaker 2: the nine to thirty news.
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Speaker 10: Dearian, you know you're talking about the Guardian Angels.
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Speaker 8: My mom wanted me to join the Guardian angel She said,
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Speaker 8: I would have met a nice guy that way.
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Speaker 10: Do you think I missed my opportunity?
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Speaker 4: Curtis, Uh, you would forget it. You're too nice.
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Speaker 10: Oh you don't know me, asked my husband.
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Speaker 4: Oh, that's a different layer that we don't want to
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Speaker 4: get involved, all right.
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Speaker 8: President Trump wants to put military veterans behind the wheel
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Speaker 8: of eighteen wheelers.
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Speaker 10: He's going to roll out Freedom Project today.
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Speaker 8: It pledges to crack down on illegal immigrants who were
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Speaker 8: driving big rigs on the nation's highways. The President will
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Speaker 8: be joined by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy for the announcement.
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Speaker 8: A search continues in the Passaic River for an eleven
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Speaker 8: year old girl who was swept away last night. She
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Speaker 8: was one of the three kids who went to the
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Speaker 8: river at about six o'clock. The body of a ten
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Speaker 8: year old boy was found about four hours after that,
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Speaker 8: his eleven year old sister managed to make it back
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Speaker 8: to shore. Senator Rand Paul will move to hold doctor
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Speaker 8: Anthony Founci in contempt of Congress after the retired public
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Speaker 8: health official refused to answer questions during a Senate hearing yesterday.
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Speaker 8: It took the fifth more than one hundred times, and
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Speaker 8: congratulations are in order for Marjorie Taylor Green, the former
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Speaker 8: Georgia congresswoman, married her boyfriend Brian Glenn on Tuesday night
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Speaker 8: at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. She was later spotted
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Speaker 8: at a casino table playing craps in her wedding dress.
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Speaker 10: On Wall Street.
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Speaker 8: The opening bell is now sounding, and it looks a
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Speaker 8: lot better, at least early on than it did this
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Speaker 8: time yes day. The Dow is up three hundred eight points,
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Speaker 8: the Nasdaq is four hundred on the plus side, and
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Speaker 8: the S and P is up sixty eight points. Next
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Speaker 8: news ten o'clock bulletins at once. I'm Daria Albinger on
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Speaker 8: seven to ten wr Well.
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Speaker 2: Voladimir Zelenski is a star again in Washington, DC over
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Speaker 2: the last couple of days. And in Iran, whoops, there
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Speaker 4: For well every day. It's a different day as we
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Speaker 4: talk about this ongoing war between Iran and the United
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Speaker 4: States and all the shure kits involved, let's try to
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Speaker 4: get you updated. Number one the shoutis join the United States,
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Speaker 4: whether you United attack on the Iranian Shia militias that
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Speaker 4: are embedded in Iraq, that's right. They're loyal to Iran,
20:55
Speaker 4: although they're embedded in Iraq, which is an independent and
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Speaker 4: autonomous country but still has the vestiges of these Shia militias.
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Speaker 4: The Iraqi Prime Minister, who had just been in Washington,
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Speaker 4: had a splendid meeting with the President of the United States,
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Speaker 4: so much so that the President said where withdrawing the
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Speaker 4: two thousand troops that are actually assigned to Iraq. The
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Speaker 4: Iraqi prime minister called what the United States and the
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Speaker 4: Saudis did unacceptable because he's got to deal with these
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Speaker 4: Shia militias. And to show you the ever changing scene, Larry,
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Speaker 4: when we were warring against ISIS, the Shia militias were
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Speaker 4: actually with us, driving ISIS the Sunni extremists out of Iraq.
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Speaker 4: So now that that prime minister in Iraq, he's damned
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Speaker 4: if he does. He's damned if he doesn't, because he
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Speaker 4: doesn't have he's not going to have those two thousand
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Speaker 4: American troops to back them up, and he's going to
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Speaker 4: have to fend off these Iranian led Shea militias that
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Speaker 4: are in his own country, so that's a dilemma he
22:01
Speaker 4: has to deal with. And the President said, we were
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Speaker 4: hit with a sneak attack. And I'm saying, what December seventh,
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Speaker 4: Pearl r But what do you mean a sneak attack?
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Speaker 4: We're at war with him. Run Well, he described it
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Speaker 4: as a sneak attack because there were five missiles that
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Speaker 4: was shot at military installations in Jordan. The Jordanians took
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Speaker 4: it out. It was attempt to kill Maine American personnel
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Speaker 4: at those military facilities. There are now Jordanian demonstrations against
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Speaker 4: our very dear allies there wanting the US troops out.
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Speaker 4: You know that she influenced. Then the last event unexpected
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Speaker 4: was the drone strikes in Egypt. The port there in
22:47
Speaker 4: Egypt before you hit the Suez Canal. One US gas
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Speaker 4: storage tank was hit by drones. Another Greek gas storage tank.
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Speaker 4: These are tankers were hit and be an expansion of
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Speaker 4: the war. And yet the Hoodies are at it again
23:05
Speaker 4: in the Red Sea, attacking any Saudi oil tankers that
23:09
Speaker 4: attempt to get through. So this war is expanding in
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Speaker 4: terms of the radius of the Middle East and the
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Speaker 4: Persian Gulf.
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Speaker 2: A couple of things that Pakistani say talks are continuing,
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Speaker 2: that they are talking with directly with some of the
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Speaker 2: people in Iran for the United States, and they're having conversations.
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Speaker 2: So there are still some talks going on. There's an
23:33
Speaker 2: intermediary that's doing those talks. There is going to be
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Speaker 2: a there's a contingent that was supposed to go over
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Speaker 2: there to have talks, but that's been called off for now,
23:45
Speaker 2: so we're going to see what's going to happen.
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Speaker 4: A lot of the people that used to work.
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Speaker 2: On the Pentagon have been on TV the last couple
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Speaker 2: of days and into some writings they're saying that there's
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Speaker 2: a new strategy in Iran. And if you noticed, many
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Speaker 2: of the strikes overnight were hitting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
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Speaker 2: It was hitting their leadership, it was hitting their barracks,
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Speaker 2: it was hitting anywhere they are supposed to be, it
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Speaker 2: was hitting their arsenal. And the new theory is that
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Speaker 2: if the talks don't work, and if the bombing doesn't work,
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Speaker 2: if they take out enough of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard,
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Speaker 2: it may cause another uprising. If there's nothing to stop
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Speaker 2: the people in the cities outside of Tehran. It's not
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Speaker 2: going to happen in Tehran, but in some of the
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Speaker 2: southern cities, if they again were to rise up, and
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Speaker 2: you remember hundreds of thousands of them took to the
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Speaker 2: streets before, right before this all happened, that may be
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Speaker 2: a way out of this. But the problem is that
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Speaker 2: sounds like a long term.
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Speaker 4: Gain, correct, not a short term game, right, And Trump
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Speaker 4: needs to wrap this up soon. That has a favorable
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Speaker 4: feel for the United S. Look, militarily, we've already won,
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Speaker 4: but we're bogged down here. Got to figure out a
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Speaker 4: graceful way to exit. And you can't necessarily leave egg
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Speaker 4: on the face of all the Iranian leadership or they're
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Speaker 4: just they're not gonna opt out because they're playing prevent defense.
25:18
Speaker 4: They know they can't win. So it's like in a
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Speaker 4: football game. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll spread out the field,
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Speaker 4: go ahead, bomb the hell out of us all over
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Speaker 4: iron We'll be able to take it because we know
25:29
Speaker 4: you're on a time clock. You see. This is the
25:31
Speaker 4: sophistication of what it's become. Is the Iranians. No, we
25:35
Speaker 4: have midterm elections coming up, and they look at the
25:38
Speaker 4: polls and they see this is not a favorable war.
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Speaker 4: This could hurt the Republicans. It certainly has hurt Trump
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Speaker 4: in the polls. So they're figuring, Yeah, we'll tough it out.
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Speaker 4: We'll take it, we'll take hits, we'll take losses. Remember,
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Speaker 4: their value towards life is nothing like ours. We've lost
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Speaker 4: Unfortunately eighteen for them, eighteen they would call them martyrs
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Speaker 4: eighteen times through his thirty's thirty six to seventy. They
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Speaker 4: would be multiplying. We need more mart as you say, well,
26:04
Speaker 4: what kind of a crazy group of people of these Oh,
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Speaker 4: they want more. And this is the problem, if true,
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Speaker 4: is a real big problem. We spoke to John Deker,
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Speaker 4: wor White House correspondent, early in the seven o'clock hour,
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Speaker 4: and I recited to him Larry the Reuters report which
26:22
Speaker 4: was brought to the President's attention at the press conference
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Speaker 4: that John Decker was in, and he genuinely seemed surprised.
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Speaker 4: But Reuters, who was reporting that the Red Chinese, who
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Speaker 4: are allies of the Iranians, had shipped them four hundred
26:37
Speaker 4: heat seeking shoulder strap missiles. That's like the old Stinger
26:41
Speaker 4: missiles that we used to give the Mujahnen when they
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Speaker 4: were warring against the old Soviet Union. In shooting down
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Speaker 4: MiGs out of the sky. They're very effective, obviously very
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Speaker 4: advanced sins and if true, boy, that would give the
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Speaker 4: Iranians an opportunity. Unfortunately, to shoot out shootdown are aircraft
27:00
Speaker 4: or the Shauti's aircraft or the Israeli aircraft. They decide
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Speaker 4: to continue on. So that puts another wrinkle into this
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Speaker 4: ongoing wark.
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Speaker 2: It does, but this isn't the first time we've heard
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Speaker 2: that both Russia and China, but especially China, have been
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Speaker 2: helping the Iranians, and it doesn't seem to have any
27:20
Speaker 2: effect on us or our foreign policy. It is almost
27:24
Speaker 2: as if Donald Trump looks at that and says, oh,
27:27
Speaker 2: I expected that to happen because China knows that we
27:31
Speaker 2: have allies that aren't friendly with China, and we know
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Speaker 2: they have allies that aren't friendly with us. So I'm
27:36
Speaker 2: not sure there's going to be a reaction to that.
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Speaker 2: If there are reactions to that, if it gets enough media,
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Speaker 2: the reactions will be either sanctions or an increase in tariffs.
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Speaker 2: That's all it's going to be. But listen, they have
27:52
Speaker 2: to figure out a way to end this, and one
27:54
Speaker 2: of the things they're going to do is they're putting
27:56
Speaker 2: the blockade up again. Of course, they're going to try
27:59
Speaker 2: to star boats and ships and tankers through the Red Sea.
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Speaker 2: They're going to try to take the Houthi's out. And
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Speaker 2: then they're going to wait and see if it's possible
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Speaker 2: for RON to wait this out, because they, frankly and
28:13
Speaker 2: this isn't reported enough, have been decimated by all of this.
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Speaker 4: So we'll wait and see.
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Speaker 2: In the meantime, can we talk about Voladimir Zelensky being
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Speaker 2: a hero again? All of a sudden, he's the bell
28:26
Speaker 2: of the ball, so much so that he did a
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Speaker 2: lot of American television yesterday and he decided to tell
28:34
Speaker 2: everybody that it's time for NATO to consider them putting
28:39
Speaker 2: them in NATO. That their armaments, their army is much
28:44
Speaker 2: more than most of the NATO stations have.
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Speaker 11: I couldn't never understand why Ukraine is not involved, is
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Speaker 11: not invited to NATO. Wear one million army. We want
28:55
Speaker 11: to be strong, we want to stay strong with Americans
28:58
Speaker 11: and with Europeans. We were ready to support. We wanted
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Speaker 11: very much to be needed for us. It's also security guarantees.
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Speaker 11: This is important.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well it is now the only battle hardened the
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Speaker 4: army in Europe. Yes, you're right, who has fought a
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Speaker 4: superior aggressor held them at bay. And now they are
29:18
Speaker 4: masters of drone warfare, which is the way warfare is moving.
29:21
Speaker 4: It's moving away from ballistic missiles, from tanks, from all
29:25
Speaker 4: the things that we used to think about with war.
29:28
Speaker 4: It's drone warfare. And the Ukrainian Ukrainians are leading the
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Speaker 4: way on all of this.
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Speaker 2: You know, he talked about that yesterday and he said
29:36
Speaker 2: something that was fascinating. He said, the Russians constantly figured
29:40
Speaker 2: out how to stop the drones, so they use technology
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Speaker 2: to constantly change the way the drones operated. That's kind
29:49
Speaker 2: of brilliant. We need that kind of brilliance. I hope
29:51
Speaker 2: we're doing the same thing.
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30:03
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30:08
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30:12
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