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Speaker 3: Happy Valentine's Day.
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Speaker 4: Hey, ladies and gentlemen, from one coast to another, hearts
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Speaker 4: are filled with love today, on this fourteenth day of
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Speaker 4: February twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 3: My name is Lee Elsie.
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Speaker 4: The first hour here on Fridays, the Great Way in
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Speaker 4: sixty minutes with you on these great network stations from
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Speaker 4: one coast to another. On the talk media network. Our
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Speaker 4: friends Daniel and the crew in Minnesota are pushing the buttons.
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Speaker 3: Making it all go.
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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, let us begin with some racial talk.
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Speaker 4: So here in my home state of Connecticut, there was
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Speaker 4: an interesting article in the Hartford Current about racism, and
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Speaker 4: it was fueled by congress Person Johanna Hayes. And that,
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Speaker 4: of course, is the act of desperation by a political
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Speaker 4: party when they throw out the racism.
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Speaker 3: And it's really early to throw that out there, isn't it.
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Speaker 4: But it's very difficult to defend yourself against the accusations
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Speaker 4: of racism.
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Speaker 3: And I thought to myself, Okay, since.
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Speaker 4: That's where we're already going again, maybe it's time for
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Speaker 4: us to have a little history lesson and look at
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Speaker 4: racism here in this country. Certainly, has it been perfect
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Speaker 4: in The answer is no. But America An Americans commitment
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Speaker 4: to racial equality, I think is unlike any other nation
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Speaker 4: on this planet civil rights protections. The US has enacted
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Speaker 4: strong civil rights laws, including the Civil Rights Act of
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Speaker 4: nineteen sixty four and the Voting Rights Act of nineteen
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Speaker 4: sixty five, ensuring equal protection under the law.
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Speaker 3: We're a global leader in minority rights.
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Speaker 4: A few nations have made as much legal and societal
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Speaker 4: progress in combating racial discrimination as America. Many nations still
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Speaker 4: practice legal discrimination, whereas the United States has outlawed.
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Speaker 3: It for decades.
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Speaker 4: Diversity leadership America has elected a black president twice, has
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Speaker 4: numerous minority lawmakers, and promotes racial minorities to top corporate
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Speaker 4: and government positions all the time. Now the historical context,
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Speaker 4: if you look at America versus the other nations, slavery
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Speaker 4: was a global institution.
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Speaker 3: It wasn't invented in America.
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Speaker 4: Well, activists focused on America's past as it pertains to slavery.
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Speaker 4: It again, was a worldwide practice for centuries and still
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Speaker 4: is to this day. The US fought a bloody civil
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Speaker 4: war to end slavery, something very few other nations can claim.
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Speaker 4: America had racial segregation laws which were overturned. Many countries
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Speaker 4: still enforce racial or ethnic discrimination, a caste system in India,
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Speaker 4: ethnic apartheid in China. We're an immigration magnet in this country.
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Speaker 4: Millions of people of color seek to migrate to the
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Speaker 4: United States annually, proving that America is truly the land
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Speaker 4: of opportunity, not a systemic nation of bigots and racism.
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Speaker 4: So the US always gets this black mark for racism
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Speaker 4: because we are so free. But in the short time
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Speaker 4: that we have been a nation, as I have said
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Speaker 4: to you countless times, we have done things no other
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Speaker 4: nation in history not only has ever attempted, but has
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Speaker 4: ever attempted and succeeded with Is it perfect? Of course
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Speaker 4: it's not perfect, but we are certainly light ahead of
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Speaker 4: most every country. So when democrats scream racism, when state
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Speaker 4: senators or senators or congress people get up on their
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Speaker 4: bully pulpit and scream and stamp their feet and hold
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Speaker 4: their breath about racism, it's all a bunch of garbage.
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Speaker 3: It's nonsense. So when we look at where we've.
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Speaker 4: Been and where we're headed, remember we can always do better,
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Speaker 4: but we are better. We get better every single day.
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Speaker 4: There is incredible economic opportunity here in this station. The
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Speaker 4: US offers equal access to economic success regardless of race.
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Speaker 4: And thank god, we have a president that believes in meritocracy,
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Speaker 4: where the best of the best forge forward. And if
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Speaker 4: the best of the best or people of color, wonderful.
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Speaker 4: If the best of the best have chosen an alternative lifestyle, fabulous,
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Speaker 4: whoever is the best at that position, those are the
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Speaker 4: folks who should get it. Please reject this narrative of victimhood.
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Speaker 4: Just promote personal responsibility, hard work, faith in the American
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Speaker 4: founding principles. It's the best path, it's the only path
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Speaker 4: for absolute freedom. Uphold merit, Uphold freedom, Uphold unity, strike
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Speaker 4: down division. Keep America that beacon of hope, the one
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Speaker 4: that's been talked about for centuries again, the one that
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Speaker 4: peoples give up everything to try to get here too,
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Speaker 4: the ones that people migrate thousands of miles to try
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Speaker 4: to come to the borders and will bend and break
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Speaker 4: the rules just to get in because it's a land
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Speaker 4: of opperation tunity. So in our sitting United States congressmen
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Speaker 4: and women claim or bogusly claim that racism is still
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Speaker 4: prevalent in the United States. I think it's such a
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Speaker 4: low bar to set. Sadly, it's a low bar to set.
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Speaker 4: And you look around again at other countries. You want
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Speaker 4: to compare yourself. You know you can't compare yourself to
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Speaker 4: being perfect. No nation is perfect. We strive for perfection,
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Speaker 4: but no nation is perfect. Compare yourself to the next
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Speaker 4: best nation and see how far ahead we are of those,
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Speaker 4: Or compare yourself to a nation that doesn't believe in
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Speaker 4: racial justice and see where you are. See where you
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Speaker 4: are then light years ahead. So when I pick up
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Speaker 4: a paper like the Current and I read you know
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Speaker 4: an article where Trump is demonized for his pursuit of
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Speaker 4: the limit of diversity, equity, and inclusion and his want
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Speaker 4: for again meritocracy. And when Johanna Hayes and some of
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Speaker 4: the other members of the Black Caucus get behind these
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Speaker 4: kinds of racially divisive motives, that's the end of the
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Speaker 4: playbook for them. There's really not much else left. They
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Speaker 4: hold on to that with both hands and hope that
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Speaker 4: they can sway some of the folks out there to
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Speaker 4: get you to believe that somehow, people like me, people
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Speaker 4: like people who hold office public office right now, are
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Speaker 4: somehow racially motivated. And what we say and what we do,
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Speaker 4: it's all about delivering the best. It's all about giving
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Speaker 4: people the opportunity for freedom to succeed. And if somewhere
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Speaker 4: in this nation that doesn't happen, then we root it
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Speaker 4: out and we figure it out and we fix it.
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Speaker 3: That's what we do.
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Speaker 4: But I caution all of you to be prepared for
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Speaker 4: these types of ugly accusations, in particular when it comes
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Speaker 4: to anything that is dei centric. They're all going to
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Speaker 4: try to twist this and turn it into something that
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Speaker 4: it is not. Donald Trump is not trying to remove diversity, equity,
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Speaker 4: and inclusion from different parts of the United States government
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Speaker 4: because he's racially motivated by it. He's just forging a
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Speaker 4: meritocracy in this country where only the best, the best,
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Speaker 4: and the brightest are the ones that succeed or move forward.
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Speaker 3: That's the way it should be.
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Speaker 4: It doesn't matter what color you are, it doesn't matter
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Speaker 4: what sex you believe in or want to have, or
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Speaker 4: whatever it is that you do behind closed doors. The
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Speaker 4: bottom line is, whoever does the job the best within
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Speaker 4: the confines of the federal government should be the ones
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Speaker 4: that not only get the job, but move forward in advance.
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Speaker 4: This is not complicated, and it certainly isn't racially driven.
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Speaker 4: It's not motivated by that. It's again motivated by.
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Speaker 3: Fighting the best possible people to do the jobs.
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Speaker 4: You can email me Lee Elsiradio at gmail dot com.
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Speaker 4: So today we are facing an economic reality that is
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Speaker 4: hitting hardworking Americans where it hurts the most, in their wallets.
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Speaker 4: The latest Consumer Price Index. The numbers tell the story.
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Speaker 3: Rising costs in nearly every.
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Speaker 4: Sector of our economy, exposing the consequences of misguided policies
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Speaker 4: and reckless fiscal management.
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Speaker 3: These numbers are not just stats.
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Speaker 4: They are a reflection of the daily struggles American families
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Speaker 4: face due to inflationary pressures fueled by bureaucratic incompetence.
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Speaker 3: So let's break this now.
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Speaker 4: In January, the index for shelter rose point four percent,
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Speaker 4: making up nearly thirty percent of the overall monthly increase
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Speaker 4: in prices. That means rent housing costs continue to squeeze families,
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Speaker 4: making the American dream of home ownership more and more unattainable.
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Speaker 4: Energy prices jump one point one percent, Gasoline increased one
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Speaker 4: point eight percent on its own, and those of you
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Speaker 4: who like to eat, if you've been to the grocery
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Speaker 4: store lately, you felt the pinch. Food prices rose point
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Speaker 4: four percent overall, with food at home increasing by half
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Speaker 4: a percent. The cost of basic necessities such as meat, poultry, fish,
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Speaker 4: eggs skyrocketed by almost two percent. Eggs, by the way,
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Speaker 4: I saw yesterday where eggs were eight dollars and I
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Speaker 4: think fifty cents per dozen.
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Speaker 3: Eight fifty.
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Speaker 4: And these aren't just numbers on some page. They're an indictment.
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Speaker 4: A policy has gone past that have made every day
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Speaker 4: living more expensive for every single American citizen. And the
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Speaker 4: energy index, which directly impacts heating and cooling costs, rose
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Speaker 4: again in January. Natural gas prices increased one point eight percent,
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Speaker 4: medical care costs also climbing, prescription drug prices by two
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Speaker 4: point five percent, hospital services up over one percent.
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Speaker 3: This is just from the last month.
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Speaker 4: And yet while prices rise, our government or our previous
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Speaker 4: administration had done nothing. They deflected the blame. They shift responsibility.
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Speaker 4: The Biden administration and its allies in Congress. I've spent
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Speaker 4: recklessly driving up inflation, and now these same people want
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Speaker 4: to convince you that their failed policies are not responsible.
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Speaker 4: They want to tell you that this is just part
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Speaker 4: of the natural economic cycle. But if you're not an idiot,
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Speaker 4: you know better. This is what happens when you flood
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Speaker 4: the economy with trillions of dollars in unnecessary spending while
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Speaker 4: simultaneously undermining energy independence, discouraging productivity, and overregulating industries that
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Speaker 4: drive job growth.
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Speaker 3: I could point back to COVID six trillion.
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Speaker 4: Dollars wasted, two of it at least stolen, and that's
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Speaker 4: why the price is so high now. The policies a
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Speaker 4: President Trump, they were working when he was a president.
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Speaker 4: When he was in office, he prioritized lower taxes, energy independence,
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Speaker 4: economic growth. The opposition, however, they were concerned, was sabotaging him,
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Speaker 4: and still are concerned with sabotaging him. On every single
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Speaker 4: turn they fight, and they fought against him.
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Speaker 3: They resisted the policies, They.
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Speaker 4: Weaponized everything out their disposal to undermine any progress that
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Speaker 4: was made, and they will do it again, and they
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Speaker 4: are doing it again, Trump has been in office for
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Speaker 4: three weeks, so the numbers that I spew at you
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Speaker 4: right now, they're not his issue, the previous administration's issues.
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Speaker 4: Donald Trump understands that reducing government spending it's the key
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Speaker 4: to controlling this breakneck inflation. He also recognized that lowering
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Speaker 4: interest rates were necessary for an economic expansion. Yet the
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Speaker 4: defenders of the bureaucratic swamp have done everything in their
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Speaker 4: power to paint him as reckless and uninformed, and of
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Speaker 4: course none of that could be further from the truth.
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Speaker 4: All Right, we've got to take a short break once
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Speaker 6: reasons I think President Trump came into office the way
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Speaker 6: he did is he said, the heck with this process,
22:32
Speaker 6: I'm going to do it this way. And so we
22:34
Speaker 6: got all this pushback, you know, and Doge is shaking
22:38
Speaker 6: things up big time. But we have those things called laws,
22:41
Speaker 6: those pesky things, and so appeals are being had and
22:45
Speaker 6: there's efforts to block access, et cetera. Let me talk
22:48
Speaker 6: about the access issue because people are really offended. And
22:52
Speaker 6: I think folks on the left and you hear from
22:53
Speaker 6: New York attorney General Letitia James and others. They're saying, oh,
22:57
Speaker 6: they're accessing all this sensitive information you and I know,
23:01
Speaker 6: I think that's all pretextual. The government knows everything, they
23:04
Speaker 6: got all their information. And oh, I suppose because Elon
23:08
Speaker 6: Musk didn't pass a particular background check. You know, he
23:11
Speaker 6: passed the background check. But he's not elected, he's is
23:15
Speaker 6: he appointed?
23:16
Speaker 7: I don't even know.
23:17
Speaker 6: I mean, it's you know, some people call him the
23:19
Speaker 6: president the co president, but the fact is they're just crazy.
23:23
Speaker 6: The left is crazy because there's all this these questions,
23:27
Speaker 6: these questions, and I have a commentary as you, from
23:30
Speaker 6: friends on both sides of the aisle, and who can
23:33
Speaker 6: argue with rooting out government waste? And I don't care
23:37
Speaker 6: who the protagonist is. I don't care who the messenger is.
23:42
Speaker 6: Let's get to the bottom line and cut all this
23:44
Speaker 6: wasteful funding.
23:45
Speaker 7: That's my view.
23:46
Speaker 4: Thank you, because I agree with you one thousand percent.
23:49
Speaker 4: It could be the most diabolical democrat if they were
23:51
Speaker 4: doing the same thing, Judge, I swear to God, I
23:54
Speaker 4: would be like, yes, yeah, root out all this waste.
23:58
Speaker 3: We're thirty seven trillion in debt.
24:00
Speaker 4: And you know as well as I know, and I
24:02
Speaker 4: keep using this as an example, one of the latest
24:04
Speaker 4: ones that came out, sixty million dollars going to Afghanistan
24:07
Speaker 4: for condoms. There's not sixty million dollars going that. Come on, man,
24:11
Speaker 4: it's all a ruse, a gaff, it's a grift.
24:14
Speaker 3: You know.
24:14
Speaker 7: I know a guy. I know a guy. I sound
24:16
Speaker 7: like I'm on the Sopranos.
24:18
Speaker 3: I know a guy.
24:18
Speaker 6: I know guy whose job it was and he lives
24:21
Speaker 6: locally and he might be listening to the show. His
24:24
Speaker 6: job in the army in Afghanistan was to carry a
24:28
Speaker 6: suitcase of money and he went around with that money
24:31
Speaker 6: and he put it in places where he made it work.
24:33
Speaker 6: And I know this is the way it works because
24:36
Speaker 6: I know folks that serve there a marine in particular,
24:39
Speaker 6: retired lieutenant colonel, where they would always have the money
24:42
Speaker 6: ready for the tribal chieftains because they had no loyalty
24:45
Speaker 6: these Afghani leaders. They would go with the guy with
24:48
Speaker 6: the most money, hopefully American. And that's the way it worked.
24:51
Speaker 6: So you wonder, how is that accounted for. How does
24:53
Speaker 6: the Department of Army or Department of Defense. There's all
24:57
Speaker 6: kinds of things going on that we don't know.
24:59
Speaker 3: The the whole idea. I think it was a while back.
25:02
Speaker 4: We're not spending twenty four hundred dollars for a hammer,
25:05
Speaker 4: you know, they're spending what they spend on a hammer,
25:07
Speaker 4: and the rest of that money is going for that briefcase,
25:09
Speaker 4: you know what I mean.
25:10
Speaker 3: No, but it's going or it's going, you know.
25:13
Speaker 4: Can you explain to me how a guy who makes
25:16
Speaker 4: one hundred and sixty thousand dollars a year for forty
25:18
Speaker 4: years is living in a ten million.
25:19
Speaker 7: Dollar Absolutely, it makes no sense at all.
25:21
Speaker 3: Right, I'm sorry, makes no sense, all right, So back
25:23
Speaker 3: to those so okay, so far.
25:25
Speaker 4: Seemingly, if it doesn't stick, there's an injunction and then
25:29
Speaker 4: he pivots and goes on to something else.
25:31
Speaker 3: That's sort of the way it's been so far. I
25:33
Speaker 3: think so.
25:33
Speaker 6: And I understand these attorneys general, and I have a
25:37
Speaker 6: particular view of New York Attorney General and the State
25:40
Speaker 6: of New York. They have so much government money that
25:42
Speaker 6: they rely upon. And let's talk about Connecticut for a moment.
25:45
Speaker 6: And the fact is Waterbury, hard for Bridgeport, New Haven,
25:48
Speaker 6: New London. They're so dependent on government dollars and gosh,
25:53
Speaker 6: forbid that we lock that up a little bit, or
25:55
Speaker 6: at least ask questions on where it's going. So the
25:58
Speaker 6: Connecticut Congressional delegation Dolor at the helm with her purple hair,
26:02
Speaker 6: absolutely in freak out mode, you know. And we want
26:05
Speaker 6: snap funded, we want Medicaid funded, and those programs in school.
26:10
Speaker 6: We want school meals. Sometimes lunch is the only decent meal. Skicker,
26:14
Speaker 6: we get all that, okay, but there's a lot of
26:16
Speaker 6: other stuff, and so I think the public is entitled
26:19
Speaker 6: to know. Elizabeth Warrent apparently disagrees. She doesn't want anybody
26:23
Speaker 6: asking questions. The professor doesn't think it's right.
26:26
Speaker 3: It's interesting. I have a piece of audio and I
26:28
Speaker 3: can't won't be able to find it.
26:29
Speaker 4: But it's Elizabeth Warren before she was running her first time,
26:33
Speaker 4: and somebody had asked the question about finding corruption and
26:36
Speaker 4: finding the waste of money, and she was, of.
26:38
Speaker 3: Course all about it. Then now all of a sudden,
26:40
Speaker 3: they're all backtracking for whatever it is.
26:42
Speaker 6: I've always said, you know, quests to find corruption, the
26:46
Speaker 6: Office of the Inspector General, the Office of the Chief
26:48
Speaker 6: State's Attorney, Public Integrity Unit, the National Office of Inspector General.
26:53
Speaker 6: We want these institutions in name only. We want the
26:57
Speaker 6: perception that corruption is being rooted out when it comes
27:01
Speaker 6: to funding, but don't get too close. I mean, I'm
27:04
Speaker 6: going to tell you I was in an office where
27:05
Speaker 6: we found envelopes of cash going to the governor's office,
27:09
Speaker 6: and then my boss got fired. And I've seen it
27:12
Speaker 6: again with other Chief states attorneys, and that's what happens.
27:15
Speaker 6: And the people these are the ugly and the underbelly.
27:19
Speaker 6: It's all going to come up my book that I'm writing, yes,
27:21
Speaker 6: which is not yet published, but it does a lot
27:23
Speaker 6: of ugliness that people have no ideas going on.
27:25
Speaker 4: I can't wait for that book, so as can we.
27:28
Speaker 4: Here's what I say politically with you, and I know
27:30
Speaker 4: you don't want to get too political, but can it
27:32
Speaker 4: just be that maybe he does really want to do
27:35
Speaker 4: the right thing.
27:35
Speaker 6: I think he does right, I think he does, and
27:37
Speaker 6: then people say he's doing it for money, this and that.
27:39
Speaker 6: I don't buy it, and I always go back and
27:42
Speaker 6: I do have to do that because this is an
27:43
Speaker 6: issue close to my heart, fentanyl and the fight on fentanyl.
27:46
Speaker 6: He and Jared Kushner in the first Trump administration were
27:49
Speaker 6: the first administration Democrat or Republican to devote one hundred
27:53
Speaker 6: million dollars to stopping fentonyl that was in that administration,
27:57
Speaker 6: and that was you know, how can you argue with that?
28:00
Speaker 7: He got it done.
28:00
Speaker 4: He's the only president that ever mentioned sex traffickingland kids too.
28:04
Speaker 3: I mean, no one else says any attention to that.
28:06
Speaker 7: Awful what's going on at the border.
28:07
Speaker 6: And you know, now you listen to a Secretary Holman
28:11
Speaker 6: what they've seen, and it's just powerful.
28:13
Speaker 4: So back to just an executive order part of this.
28:15
Speaker 4: So from to my knowledge, to my understanding, maybe you
28:17
Speaker 4: can explain he can change or stop in some of
28:21
Speaker 4: these places, some of these payments if it was a
28:23
Speaker 4: previous executive order and he's overriding that executive order, he
28:28
Speaker 4: can cut the funding to that and potentially USAID, to
28:30
Speaker 4: my knowledge, was a Kennedy invention, right, I think Kennedy
28:34
Speaker 4: invented USAID back in the day.
28:37
Speaker 3: So you know, technically he does have some power there.
28:40
Speaker 3: How I mean, in your mind, how does all that work?
28:42
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think you're absolutely correct.
28:44
Speaker 6: You know, executive order, he can modify a prior executive order.
28:47
Speaker 7: But one thing that.
28:48
Speaker 6: He's doing, which I think is really smart and it's nuanced.
28:52
Speaker 6: Is that when he issues these executive orders. On day one,
28:55
Speaker 6: he had that whole stack and he was showing the signature,
28:57
Speaker 6: and he had his assistant there, he was passing stuff
28:59
Speaker 6: off to the fact is, though he's simultaneously having the
29:03
Speaker 6: White House push leadership in the House and Senate to
29:07
Speaker 6: draft legislation to codify what he's ordering, and that's just
29:11
Speaker 6: being smart. And the fact is the Republicans control of
29:14
Speaker 6: the House and the Senate, so he's getting cover. So
29:17
Speaker 6: you know, there's going to be challenges. Like you said,
29:18
Speaker 6: throwing stuff on the wall. People are going to file lawsuits. Okay,
29:21
Speaker 6: we'll go on to the next one. But that's pretty
29:23
Speaker 6: pretty smart. And I think they had a plan before
29:24
Speaker 6: they took office.
29:25
Speaker 3: Yeah.
29:25
Speaker 4: Plus he's now he's going off to education today, Pentagon's next.
29:28
Speaker 3: Everything's you know, everything's in his field of vision.
29:32
Speaker 4: If you can root out some of this waste, I
29:34
Speaker 4: don't see why anybody would be against that. What are
29:36
Speaker 4: your thoughts with the plea deals and the Pentagon.
29:38
Speaker 6: Well, there's a there's an issue on whether they're going
29:40
Speaker 6: to honor a plea deals Guantanamo Bay. There are some
29:44
Speaker 6: really bad guys that the Justice Department did plea deals
29:47
Speaker 6: with and actually it was Lloyd Austin and President Biden
29:51
Speaker 6: that sought to block these plea deals of bad guys
29:55
Speaker 6: where the Court of Military Justice entered plea agreements taking
29:59
Speaker 6: a death penalty. The courts had entered judgments taking the
30:03
Speaker 6: death penalty off the table, and when Austin and Biden
30:08
Speaker 6: said they didn't know about it, they sought to vacate it.
30:11
Speaker 6: So now there's court actions because families connected with problems
30:17
Speaker 6: are objecting to these plea deals, and so now it's
30:20
Speaker 6: in the courts. And so you had these plea agreements
30:22
Speaker 6: that were hatched between the parties, and the federal court
30:26
Speaker 6: is recognizing that they may not go through that perhaps
30:30
Speaker 6: the death penalty will come back, and it kind of
30:33
Speaker 6: throws everything upside down on the whole concept of plea agreements. Well,
30:36
Speaker 6: you have multiple layers of courts. You have the federal
30:39
Speaker 6: court system, you have the US Court of Military Appeals,
30:42
Speaker 6: and the whole military system. I have litigated in the
30:45
Speaker 6: civilian courts simultaneously to the military courts, a court martial,
30:50
Speaker 6: and I remember one case anecdotally where we hatched a
30:54
Speaker 6: deal in the civilian court. I represented a local sailor.
30:59
Speaker 6: I got charged dismissed. Doesn't matter what the charges were,
31:02
Speaker 6: but the but the local sub base jag officer, judge, advocate,
31:05
Speaker 6: general lawyer made an agreement that they would not prosecute
31:10
Speaker 6: when they found out that I got the civilian charges
31:12
Speaker 6: dismissed as an attorney, probably thirty years ago. They were
31:15
Speaker 6: so upset they were instituted the charges. And this guy,
31:17
Speaker 6: who had been promised he would not be prosecuted over
31:20
Speaker 6: in grotten was now looking at a court martial, looking
31:22
Speaker 6: at jail. Everybody who made that deal for him had
31:25
Speaker 6: left except for me.
31:27
Speaker 7: They dialed me up.
31:28
Speaker 6: I go and I testified and it was like a
31:30
Speaker 6: few good men, these guys that all you know, stuff
31:34
Speaker 6: on the on the chest. And but for my testimony,
31:37
Speaker 6: this guy would have gone to a military prison.
31:39
Speaker 3: Wow.
31:40
Speaker 6: And I said, judge, and I looked at the military
31:43
Speaker 6: lawyer military judge, and I said no, there was an agreement.
31:45
Speaker 6: They said they wouldn't prosecute, period, end of story. And
31:48
Speaker 6: if I didn't testify to that, this guy would have
31:51
Speaker 6: gone to the slammer. I mean, it's just amazing how
31:54
Speaker 6: you have sometimes cooperation, but maybe it's not all in writing,
31:57
Speaker 6: very very scary, very scary.
31:59
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts and Trump stopping the Treasury funding?
32:02
Speaker 7: Yeah, big thing.
32:03
Speaker 6: You know again, process Donald Trump, I don't think cares
32:07
Speaker 6: for process. I think he wants to do the right thing,
32:10
Speaker 6: but he looks at all process as details and unnecessary regulation.
32:16
Speaker 7: But they're there for a reason.
32:17
Speaker 6: Again, those pesky laws, and there are the Democrats certainly
32:21
Speaker 6: are going to hold his feet to the fire, and
32:22
Speaker 6: indeed some of the Republicans want him to. You can
32:26
Speaker 6: you know, Congress has the power of the purse. So
32:28
Speaker 6: when the president steps in, well wait a minute, you
32:30
Speaker 6: step in on our toes. So chances are, you know
32:33
Speaker 6: the Senate and the House have something to say about that.
32:36
Speaker 6: You can't just stop funding a federal agency that you
32:39
Speaker 6: remember the old expression power of the purse, right, So
32:41
Speaker 6: we're going to.
32:42
Speaker 7: See more about that. And he's trying.
32:43
Speaker 6: Dose is going in and slashing and burning, and there's
32:46
Speaker 6: probably some section of the US Code. And I'm pretty
32:50
Speaker 6: sure I saw Hakim Jeffrey's talking about this. Apparently he
32:52
Speaker 6: makes a monthly statement. I have tremendous respect for Hakim.
32:56
Speaker 6: Shout out to Hakim. He drove all the way from
32:58
Speaker 6: New York, to Mystic Tome, to the Martin Luther King dinner.
33:01
Speaker 6: This is about three weeks before he was elected Minority leader,
33:04
Speaker 6: so impressive. I was with him and Congress mc courtney.
33:07
Speaker 6: I just think his heart is in the right place.
33:09
Speaker 6: He's obviously a Democrat, but he's pretty upset about this
33:12
Speaker 6: not following process and he's making noise.
33:14
Speaker 4: Judge, there's never enough time, but we appreciate you carving
33:17
Speaker 4: out some for us tonight here on the CAUK Media Network,
33:22
Speaker 4: and we'll.
33:22
Speaker 3: Get you back on soon. That's Judge John Mazarro. All right, well,
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna ask you a tough question.
37:00
Speaker 4: Because we're going to go after something that you love,
37:03
Speaker 4: and that of course is the Pentagon in the military.
37:06
Speaker 3: And Trump says he's going to, you know.
37:08
Speaker 4: Get Elon Musk in there to look under the hood
37:10
Speaker 4: and see what they can save. And I wanted to
37:12
Speaker 4: get your thoughts. I'm going in there and auditing the Pentagon.
37:16
Speaker 8: Well, look if the Pentagon, and I believe it has
37:20
Speaker 8: has embedded a whole bunch of ei stuff and it's
37:25
Speaker 8: still in there because bureaucracies get really good at hiding
37:29
Speaker 8: stuff once it's in place, even if nobody agrees with it.
37:33
Speaker 8: It's like, but this is my project. It's got to
37:36
Speaker 8: be good and my job is tied to it, so
37:38
Speaker 8: it has to stay right. You know, maybe they need
37:42
Speaker 8: some help. We also know the Pentagon has not passed
37:47
Speaker 8: an audit in decades, and I think they need one.
37:52
Speaker 8: Everybody who's ever worked there knows the Pentagon is not efficient.
37:58
Speaker 8: It's particularly when it comes to spending. Our procurement system
38:02
Speaker 8: has been lambasted for way more than decades as being
38:07
Speaker 8: inefficient and inappropriate. A lot of that has to do
38:11
Speaker 8: with laws that Congress has passed. To be honest with you,
38:15
Speaker 8: you know, they get somebody does something wrong and they
38:18
Speaker 8: pass a law that then adds to the sclerotic process
38:23
Speaker 8: that's there and getting anything, and that needs to change.
38:29
Speaker 8: So if Doage can go in there and clear out
38:32
Speaker 8: those pipes and make the Pentagon a little more efficient,
38:36
Speaker 8: I don't think any Americans should complain about that.
38:39
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know why anybody would would be
38:42
Speaker 4: against trying to find out where the waste is even Democrats,
38:45
Speaker 4: even hardcore left liberal Democrats who love to spend our money.
38:49
Speaker 4: It's just it doesn't seem like it's in the best
38:52
Speaker 4: interest of the country. But then again, a lot of
38:54
Speaker 4: times they don't seem like they have the best interest
38:57
Speaker 4: in the country at heart either.
38:58
Speaker 3: So let me ask you.
38:59
Speaker 4: One of our listeners had a specific question about the
39:02
Speaker 4: army helicopter crashed, so I wanted to ask guests before
39:05
Speaker 4: we run out of time. We are told the army
39:08
Speaker 4: helicopter that crashed had safety technology turned off and was
39:13
Speaker 4: flying too high. Any good reason why the captain might
39:17
Speaker 4: have done this?
39:19
Speaker 8: Talking to my buddies who were black Hawk pilots, I
39:23
Speaker 8: could not get anybody to give me an answer that,
39:26
Speaker 8: you know, was zest to that that they should in
39:30
Speaker 8: that kind of airspace in the dark, even you know,
39:34
Speaker 8: flying on nods. They should have had all the safety
39:39
Speaker 8: measures on. They should have been following the very specific
39:43
Speaker 8: protocols of the altitude they flew out, flew at, and
39:49
Speaker 8: all that stuff. So no, there was no reason to
39:53
Speaker 8: justify the fact that they were at you know, three
39:55
Speaker 8: hundred and ten feet instead of two hundred feet where
39:58
Speaker 8: they were supposed to be, right, Uh, It's just somebody
40:02
Speaker 8: made a mistake and we don't know who yet. Obviously,
40:07
Speaker 8: according to protocols, the plane was at the right height
40:10
Speaker 8: it was supposed to be, but these guys seemingly were not. Uh.
40:14
Speaker 8: We need to let the NTSB finish their their investigation,
40:20
Speaker 8: and I'm pretty confident they'll come to a righteous conclusion
40:25
Speaker 8: because those guys are pretty darn you know, they're they're
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Speaker 8: they're sort of obsessive, compulsive about the details and the truth.
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Speaker 8: I trust the NTSB to come up with the right answer.
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Speaker 4: Is that like normal protocol, I mean, that's a highly
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Speaker 4: congested airspace to do a lot of training in and
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Speaker 4: around that stuff. Is that something happens a lot over
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Speaker 4: in and around the country different places, not not.
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Speaker 8: This is pretty exceptional because of the amount of military
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Speaker 8: traffic that supports the executive branch of the government.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 8: There's a program called the uh ah, the Continuity of
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Speaker 8: Government program where this is the you know the old
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Speaker 8: TV show Designated Survivor. Uh. You know, when something is
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Speaker 8: going on, they take people to other places to keep
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Speaker 8: them safe in case something bad happens, like the Tom
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Speaker 8: Clancy novel. Guys have to practice those movements and those
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Speaker 8: are through this congested airspace. Uh, and the pilots who
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Speaker 8: are stationed there have to stay current, so you've got
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Speaker 8: to let them fly, and that includes flying at night
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Speaker 8: and with nods for Blackhawk pilots.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 8: So it's it's something that goes on training is dangerous
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Speaker 8: and you know, I'm guessing they'll probably relook the protocols
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Speaker 8: right now and and maybe move some of those training
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Speaker 8: lanes out of uh the these airspaces where this happened,
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Speaker 8: and you know, we'll fix what went wrong. But clearly
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Speaker 8: something went wrong, and it was more than just crowded airspace.
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Speaker 8: It was somebody not doing what they're supposed to do
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Speaker 8: in the crowded airspace. And we'll get to the bottom
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Speaker 8: of that.
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Speaker 5: Suit.
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Speaker 4: Colonel Stephen Boucci Heritage Foundation find him on the ex S.
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Speaker 3: Bucci.
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Speaker 4: It's a great follow By the way, I heard, there's
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Speaker 4: a rumor that you will be the designated super survivor
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Speaker 4: during the State of the Union this year, So congradulate
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Speaker 4: I do that.
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Speaker 8: When I was a deputy assistant secretary, I was Good's
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Speaker 8: guy to go off to the funny place.
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Speaker 3: Really. Oh yeah, oh, you got to tell us some stories.
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Speaker 4: You got to tell us some stories about that down
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Speaker 4: the road, if you can, I'd love to hear that.
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Speaker 3: That'd be good.
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Speaker 4: But right now, my friend, we're out of time. Thank
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Speaker 4: you as always, Colonel Stephen Bucci. All right, well, ladies
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Speaker 4: and gentlemen. That does it for the program, at least
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