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US Regime Gushes Over "Woke" Terrorists Behind 9/11 (Ep.100) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongino Report Early Edition. Assad's
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Speaker 1: Syria falls to US-backed jihadist rebels. Trump slams Christopher Wray
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Speaker 1: for invading his home. Trump meets with Prince William after
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Speaker 1: suggesting that he'll deport his brother, Prince Harry. French President
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Speaker 1: Emmanuel Macron gets manhandled by Trump. Jill Biden helps Trump
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Speaker 1: sell his fragrance line. Lana Del Rey gushes over her
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Speaker 1: All this on Bongina Report, early edition.
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Speaker 2: Satsang with Mooji.
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Speaker 1: You just heard Christians in Damascus, Syria gathered at church
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Speaker 1: to pray for guidance because their lives are now in
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Speaker 1: grave danger. Terrorist rebels backed by the United States, Turkey,
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Speaker 1: and Israel overthrew Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who has reportedly
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Speaker 1: escaped to Russia with his wife and three children. Left
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Speaker 1: behind are the millions of religious minorities, including Christians, who
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Speaker 1: are now at the mercy of of new radical Islamic
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Speaker 1: rebels who have taken over the government. Now, of course,
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Speaker 1: Assad was not an upstanding guy by any stretch. Nobody
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Speaker 1: is saying that. But he was tolerant of various religious groups.
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Speaker 1: And it's unlikely that the new leader of Syria will
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Speaker 1: be remotely as sympathetic specifically to Christians. The leader of
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Speaker 1: the rebel forces now presumably in charge of Syria is
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Speaker 1: Abdou Mohammed Al-Jalani, a former Al-Qaeda chief, ally of ISIS,
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Speaker 1: and a designated global terrorist, according to our government.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, in May 2017, the U.S.
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Speaker 1: Embassy in Syria literally offered a $ 10 million reward for
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Speaker 1: information on Al-Jalani. But guys, actually, Mohammed Al-Jalani has changed
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Speaker 1: his ways because the jihadis have gone woke. Yeah, this
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Speaker 1: is a real headline from the Telegraph. How Syria's diversity-friendly
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Speaker 1: jihadists plan on rebuilding a state. I couldn't even believe
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Speaker 1: that headline was real.
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Speaker 3: It is.
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Speaker 1: We're talking about a former al-Qaeda guy.
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Speaker 4: Al-Qaeda.
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Speaker 1: You know, the guys who supposedly did 9-11. We were
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Speaker 1: told they chop off people's heads. They persecute religious minorities,
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Speaker 1: specifically Christians. Those guys, I guess they're actually the good
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Speaker 1: guys now. They're getting a Western elite rebrand. And understand
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Speaker 1: that nothing about this is organic. Joe Biden announced yesterday
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Speaker 1: that the U.S. government was directly involved, backed the rebellion,
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Speaker 1: and he revealed plans to support the creation of a
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Speaker 1: new regime in Syria, all while funneling more of our
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Speaker 1: tax dollars to help rebuild it.
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Speaker 3: Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: With a new constitution. A new government that serves all Syrians.
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Speaker 5: And this process will be determined by the Syrian people themselves.
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Speaker 5: And the United States will do whatever we can to
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Speaker 5: support them, including through humanitarian relief to help restore Syria
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Speaker 5: after more than a decade of war and generations of
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Speaker 5: brutality by the Assad family.
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Speaker 1: So this week, Biden has sent aid to Africa, Ukraine, Syria. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: Americans in North Carolina are sleeping in tents. through freezing temperatures.
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Speaker 1: And again, regime change operations like this have never once
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Speaker 1: resulted in more peace and prosperity. It is morally evil
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Speaker 1: for the United States to continue inhibiting the autonomy of
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Speaker 1: foreign nations to the detriment of American taxpayers and their
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Speaker 1: respective nations now under our thumb. And they are under
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Speaker 1: the U.S. government's thumb, as Mike Benz wrote on X.
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Speaker 1: The billions in new aid money to Syria will simply
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Speaker 1: be capacity build all the new democratic institutions that will
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Speaker 1: functionally control the policy, direction, and governance of the new
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Speaker 1: regime to make sure it never strays from the U.S.
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Speaker 1: State Department that backed its rise to power. So what's
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Speaker 1: been Trump's take on all of this? Well, Trump wrote
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Speaker 1: on X on Saturday, Syria is a mess. It is
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Speaker 1: not our friend, and the United States should have nothing
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Speaker 1: to do with it. This is not our fight. Let
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Speaker 1: it play out. Do not get involved. And this has
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Speaker 1: been Trump's take from the get-go. He has been incredibly
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Speaker 1: consistent on this, tweeting all the way back in 2012.
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Speaker 1: Remember all those freedom fighters in Syria? Remember that all
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Speaker 1: these freedom fighters in Syria want to fly planes into
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Speaker 1: our buildings? Remember, guys, Al-Qaeda, we're told, did 9-11, but
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Speaker 1: now they're the good guys. And this is why good
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Speaker 1: guys that are getting our money, by the way, And
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Speaker 1: this is why the military industrial complex hates Trump. During
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Speaker 1: Trump's first term, Trump's own military generals admitted that they
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Speaker 1: refused to tell him how many U.S. troops were actually
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Speaker 1: in Syria. They refused. In December 2018, Trump announced that
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Speaker 1: he was withdrawing all U.S. troops from Syria. So military
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Speaker 1: officials kept Trump unaware of the exact number of troops
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Speaker 1: deployed in Syria. And instead of fully withdrawing troops, They
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Speaker 1: were repositioned or quietly retained in parts of the country,
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Speaker 1: particularly near Syria's northeastern oil fields. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: a huge reason the U.S. government has wanted to oust
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Speaker 1: Assad is because he canceled the U.S.-backed Qatar pipeline project.
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Speaker 1: And this is not the only reason. Syria, of course,
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Speaker 1: is part of a much broader plan. In 2007, former U.S.
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Speaker 1: Army General Wesley Clark outlined the military strategy after the
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Speaker 1: 9-11 attacks. And I want you to take a listen
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Speaker 1: to just how chillingly accurate this is to what's played
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Speaker 1: out in the last nearly quarter of a century.
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Speaker 6: About 10 days after 9-11, I went through the Pentagon
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Speaker 6: and I saw Secretary Rumsfeld and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz. I
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Speaker 6: went downstairs just to say hello to some of the
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Speaker 6: people on the Joint Staff who used to work for me.
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Speaker 6: And one of the generals called me and he said, Sir,
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Speaker 6: you've got to come in and talk to me a second.
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Speaker 6: I said, well, you're too busy. He said, no, no.
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Speaker 6: He says.
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Speaker 6: We've made the decision we're going to war with Iraq.
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Speaker 6: This was on or about the 20th of September. I said,
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Speaker 6: we're going to war with Iraq.
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Speaker 8: Why?
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Speaker 6: He said, I don't know. He said, I guess they
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Speaker 6: don't know what else to do. So I said, well,
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Speaker 6: did they find some information connecting Saddam to al-Qaeda?
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Speaker 9: He said, no, no.
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Speaker 6: He says, there's nothing new that way. They just made
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Speaker 6: the decision to go to war with Iraq. He said,
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Speaker 6: I guess it's like we don't know what to do
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Speaker 6: about terrorists, but we've got a good military and we
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Speaker 6: can take down governments. And he said, I guess if
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Speaker 6: the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem
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Speaker 6: has to look like a nail. So I came back
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Speaker 6: to see him a few weeks later. And by that time,
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Speaker 6: we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, are we still
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Speaker 6: going to war with Iraq? And he said, oh, it's
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Speaker 6: worse than that. He said, he reached over on his desk,
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Speaker 6: he picked up a piece of paper, and he said,
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Speaker 6: I just got this down from upstairs, meaning the Secretary
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Speaker 6: of Defense's office today. And he said, this is a
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Speaker 6: memo that describes how we're going to take out seven
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Speaker 6: countries in five years, starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan,
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Speaker 6: and finishing off Iran.
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Speaker 3: Iran is next.
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Speaker 1: Iran has always been the end game. And the only
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Speaker 1: thing standing between the deep state joining Israel in a
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Speaker 1: war with Iran is Trump. And I hope that he
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Speaker 1: can stick to his guns and avoid that at all costs.
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Speaker 1: We have enough problems here at home. And our government
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Speaker 1: is not only costing us billions of dollars with these
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Speaker 1: various regime change operations, they're creating problems immigration crises here
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Speaker 1: and in Europe, and then they're sowing chaos and death
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Speaker 1: all throughout the Middle East. And we know the permanent
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Speaker 1: state is going to put up a fight against Trump.
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Speaker 3: We've seen it.
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Speaker 1: Remember how I said the military leaders lied to Trump
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Speaker 1: about the number of troops in Syria? Specifically, James Jeffrey,
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Speaker 1: a former U.S. special envoy to Syria, acknowledged in interviews
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Speaker 1: that the true troop numbers were higher than what Trump
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Speaker 1: was told, saying in an We're always playing shell games
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Speaker 1: with Trump. Here is Julian Assange explaining back in 2017
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Speaker 1: the bitter conflict between Trump and the CIA over Syria.
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Speaker 10: The number one project of the CIA has been the
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Speaker 10: overthrow of the government of Bashar al-Assad measured by the
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Speaker 10: amount of their budget that they're spending. So they spend
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Speaker 10: more of their budget on that than anything else.
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Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 10: So Trump has an electoral, you know, during his campaign,
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Speaker 10: a policy of not overthrowing Bashar al-Assad, although I don't
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Speaker 10: think he put it explicitly like that, but cooperating with
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Speaker 10: Assad and the Russians to attack ISIS. which essentially means
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Speaker 10: not overthrowing Bashar al-Assad. So that's creating enormous problems for
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Speaker 10: the CIA because Not only do they have people that
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Speaker 10: have specialized in doing that and have risen to positions
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Speaker 10: of power within the Central Intelligence Agency for doing that,
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Speaker 10: but they've made extensive connections and alliances with Saudi Arabia,
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Speaker 10: with Qatar, with Turkey, etc., in order to overthrow that
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Speaker 10: government and to support the forces internal and external.
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Speaker 3: The CIA's number one priority.
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Speaker 1: And his biggest budget item was to topple Bashar al-Assad.
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Speaker 1: Trump refused to bend to their will, so the agency
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Speaker 1: openly defied him. This is also why in 2020, the
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Speaker 1: intelligence apparatus rigged the election against Trump by lying about
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Speaker 1: the authenticated Hunter Biden laptop and saying that it was
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Speaker 1: Russian disinformation. Do you see how all this connects? This
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Speaker 1: is also why they've toppled the Syrian government now, before
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Speaker 1: Trump is inaugurated. They know Trump would stop them as
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Speaker 1: soon as he's in office. starting January. It's also, of course,
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Speaker 1: why they're defaming soon-to-be Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard,
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Speaker 1: who was a fierce opponent to the CIA's evil regime
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Speaker 1: change operations and the State Department's failed nation-building projects. Tulsi
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Speaker 1: Gabbard defends the autonomy of Syria and other nations, appeals
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Speaker 1: to the safety of religious minorities like the Christians. So
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Speaker 1: then nearly 100 intel officials signed a letter to members
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Speaker 1: of Congress smearing Tulsi Gabbard as a threat to national security.
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Speaker 1: See how the game's played? These officials, totally unbeholden to
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Speaker 1: the American people, illegally run the government and slander, bully,
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Speaker 1: and murder anyone who gets in their way. I don't
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Speaker 1: think Trump is going to let them get away with
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Speaker 1: it this time. That's what makes me optimistic. We're going
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Speaker 1: to take a quick break, but when we come back,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to cover why I think the permanent state
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Speaker 1: doesn't stand a chance against Trump this time around.
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Speaker 3: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: you can tell that things are going to be different
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Speaker 1: this time. I think there's a resolve. There is, there's
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Speaker 1: an understanding of what Trump is up against. And I,
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Speaker 1: I was reminded of that after listening to Trump's interview
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Speaker 1: with ABC's Kristen Welker, which by the way, Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden, they never sit down with a Dan Bongino
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Speaker 1: or a Ben Shapiro or a Jack Posobiec. They would
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Speaker 1: never do that. But Trump will sit down with the
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Speaker 1: regime-controlled media and talk to them. And he just handled
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Speaker 1: it so masterfully. I want you to watch how he
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Speaker 1: just turns the tables on Kristen and her friends in
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Speaker 1: the weaponized permanent state.
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Speaker 3: Take a listen.
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Speaker 12: Sir, I don't have to tell you this because you've
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Speaker 12: talked about it. It comes at a time when the
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Speaker 12: country is deeply divided. And now you're going to be
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Speaker 12: leading this country for the next four years. For the
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Speaker 12: sake of unifying this country, will you concede the 2020
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Speaker 12: election and turn the page on that chapter?
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Speaker 9: No.
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Speaker 11: No.
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Speaker 4: Why would I do that?
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Speaker 11: But let me just tell you, when you say the
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Speaker 11: country is deeply divided, I'm not the president. Joe Biden
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Speaker 11: is the president.
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Speaker 12: But you're going to be the president.
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Speaker 9: No, no.
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Speaker 11: I'm not the president. So when you say it's deeply divided,
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Speaker 11: I agree. But Biden is the president, I'm not. And
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Speaker 11: he has been a divider. And you know where he
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Speaker 11: divided it more than anything else and it probably backfired
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Speaker 11: on him. I think definitely is weaponization. When he weaponized
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Speaker 11: the Justice Department and he went after.
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Speaker 4: His political opponent, me.
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Speaker 11: He went after his political opponent violently because he knew
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Speaker 11: he couldn't beat him. And I think it really was
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Speaker 11: a bad thing and it really divided our country.
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Speaker 1: It's such an excellent point from Trump because he's right.
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden built himself as the unity president. Got up
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Speaker 1: on Inauguration Day. He was like, I'm going to bring
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Speaker 1: everybody together. I'm going to be the most unifying president
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Speaker 1: in American history. And then he did that speech where
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Speaker 1: he stood in front of an audience with this red,
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Speaker 1: blood-like lighting. And he was slamming his fist like he
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Speaker 1: was Mussolini. And he essentially said half the country is
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Speaker 1: akin to domestic terrorists.
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Speaker 3: And he.
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Speaker 1: Used the FBI, weaponized the DOJ to go after traditional Catholics,
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Speaker 1: to go after pro-lifers, to go after the January Sixers,
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Speaker 1: to label Trump supporters as essentially threats to domestic safety.
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Speaker 1: And of course, went after Trump with all the lawfare.
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Speaker 1: It was not unifying at all. He was the most
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Speaker 1: disunifying president we have ever had in American history. And now,
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Speaker 1: of course, you know that Democrats and some Republicans are
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Speaker 1: going to fight tooth and nail against Trump's appointees. Because
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Speaker 1: this is not about having Trump run the government. This
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Speaker 1: is not about fulfilling the will of the people, which
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Speaker 1: was to put Trump in office and give him the
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Speaker 1: nominees that he chooses. It is about fighting him. Again,
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Speaker 1: fighting him tooth and nail. They are not on board.
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Speaker 1: They do not respect the will of the people. They
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Speaker 1: do not care about democracy. And Democrats in particular have
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Speaker 1: been insistent that FBI Director Christopher Wray needs to carry
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Speaker 1: out his 10-year term.
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Speaker 3: He needs to.
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Speaker 1: Even though it's not a term, it's a 10-year limit,
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Speaker 1: and the president has the right to fire the FBI director.
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Speaker 1: Here is Senator A.B. Klobuchar on MSNBC appealing for Christopher Wray.
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Speaker 7: I just what I would like to see is Christopher
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Speaker 7: Wray filling out his term. He was a Trump appointment
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Speaker 7: and he should be allowed to fill out his term
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Speaker 7: in part because he has upheld the Constitution.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, he has not. And it's not going to happen, Amy.
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Speaker 1: During the ABC interview, Trump had an excellent response to
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Speaker 1: this argument.
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Speaker 3: Take a listen. Are you going to.
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Speaker 12: Fire the current FBI director, Christopher Wray, who you appointed?
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Speaker 4: Well, I can't say I'm thrilled with him.
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Speaker 9: He.
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Speaker 11: Invaded my home. I'm suing the country over it. He
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Speaker 11: invaded Mar-a-Lago. I'm very unhappy with the things he's done.
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Speaker 1: The man called for a raid on Trump's home going
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Speaker 1: through Melania's underwear drawer. I think that's pretty disqualifying. Christopher
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Speaker 1: Wray is getting fired. And that the Democrats even think
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Speaker 1: there's a chance that that crook is going to keep
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Speaker 1: his job is beyond me. And by the way, America's
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Speaker 1: meddling in the Middle East has created numerous refugee crises
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Speaker 1: that have destabilized Europe and the United States.
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Speaker 3: Now that Syria is.
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Speaker 1: Supposedly liberated, you think that these refugees are going to
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Speaker 1: go back? Highly unlikely. It's also why Trump is so
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Speaker 1: against these regime change operations. Destabilizing the world inevitably destabilizes us.
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Speaker 1: We're all victims of these CIA operations. Here's Trump on
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Speaker 1: how he will deal with illegal families.
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Speaker 11: Well, I don't want to be breaking up families, so
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Speaker 11: the only way you don't break up the family is
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Speaker 11: you keep them together and you have to send them
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Speaker 11: all back.
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Speaker 8: Is there a way to carry out mass deportation without
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Speaker 8: separating families?
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Speaker 13: Of course there is.
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Speaker 7: Families can be deported together.
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Speaker 1: So the last guy there, of course, talking was border
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Speaker 1: czar Tom Homan. And the Trump and Tom are very
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Speaker 1: consistent together. They have the same take on this. And
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Speaker 1: they try to make you feel like a monster for
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Speaker 1: wanting a secure border, for wanting controlled immigration, for not
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Speaker 1: wanting to let in all these refugees from the third world.
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Speaker 1: But the real monsters are those who sow chaos, death,
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Speaker 1: and destruction abroad and then bring those problems back here.
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Speaker 1: Those are the real monsters. Speaking of immigration, Trump has
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Speaker 1: suggested in the past that he will deport Prince Harry for...
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Speaker 1: I'll explain it in a second, but just take a listen.
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Speaker 11: She, you know, I would say, although she wouldn't show
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Speaker 11: it because she was strong and smart, but I would
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Speaker 11: imagine they broke her heart. The things that they were
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Speaker 11: saying were so bad and so horrible, and.
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Speaker 4: She was in her 90s and hearing this stuff, I
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Speaker 4: think they broke her heart.
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Speaker 3: No, it was horrible.
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Speaker 4: I think they really hurt her very bad. But if
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Speaker 4: he's lied on his visa form, doesn't the truth need
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Speaker 4: to come out? Should he get special privileges that nobody
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Speaker 4: else does? No, and we'll have to see.
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Speaker 11: If they know something about the drugs and if he lied,
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Speaker 11: they'll have to take appropriate action.
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Speaker 4: Appropriate action.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Which might mean not staying in America. Oh, I don't know.
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Speaker 4: You'll have to tell me.
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Speaker 11: You just have to tell me.
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Speaker 4: You would have thought they would have known this a
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Speaker 4: long time ago.
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Speaker 1: You would.
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Speaker 4: But I thought they were very disrespectful to the family.
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Speaker 1: So Trump met with Prince William during his visit to
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Speaker 1: France for the reopening of Notre Dame, which Trump said
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Speaker 1: went really excellent. He said the meeting went very well.
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Speaker 1: And I'm sure William is glad that Trump has always
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Speaker 1: been defensive of his mother, of his family, didn't take
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Speaker 1: the side of the estranged brother and his obnoxious sister, sister-in-law,
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Speaker 1: meaning Harry and Meghan. Trump was always a fan of
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Speaker 1: Queen Elizabeth.
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Speaker 3: He always really respected her.
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Speaker 1: And he's right. Harry and Meghan are disrespectful. And I
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Speaker 1: hope that Prince Harry is actually deported because, of course,
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Speaker 1: Harry admitted in his book to have taken hard drugs
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Speaker 1: that would have disqualified him from obtaining a visa here
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Speaker 1: in the United States. And it's likely that Harry lied
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Speaker 1: on his visa application. And you all know that Trump
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Speaker 1: just has an aura around him. The man, he just
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Speaker 1: kind of exudes cool.
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Speaker 3: That's who he is.
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Speaker 1: And I have to say that watching him manhandle French
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Speaker 1: President Emmanuel Macron at the opening of the Notre Dame
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Speaker 1: Cathedral over the weekend absolutely made my day.
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Speaker 3: Take a look.
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Speaker 2: Did you notice the super firm handshake of Donald Trump?
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Speaker 11: I wouldn't want to be President Macron's hand, to be
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Speaker 11: honest with you, right now.
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Speaker 1: It just feels like it's been given a.
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Speaker 3: Bit of a squeeze.
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Speaker 1: If you're listening, it was so aggressive. It was hilarious.
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Speaker 1: And Macron is just, he's totally helpless. Like a beta
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Speaker 1: rag doll getting alpha'd by Trump.
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Speaker 3: It's just awesome.
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Speaker 1: I have one more video for you guys. This one's
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Speaker 1: even more aggressive, I think. No sound, but he pulls
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Speaker 1: him in. Like Macron has no control over the situation.
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Speaker 1: It's hilarious. Over and over again, Trump just humiliated this guy.
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Speaker 1: on his visit to France. And meanwhile, you have someone
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Speaker 1: like Joe Biden, who's supposedly running this country, and he's
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Speaker 1: falling asleep during UN meetings, walking away. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: everything that's happening in Syria right now, you guys know,
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Speaker 1: Biden has nothing to do with it. He went up there,
21:19
Speaker 1: he made the comments, he said, we're going to give
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Speaker 1: them a bunch of aid. Do you think he made
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Speaker 1: that call? The CIA is making the call. The State
21:25
Speaker 1: Department is making the call. Every other agency is making
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Speaker 1: the calls. It's not Biden. They're informing Biden after the fact.
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Speaker 1: If they even do that anymore. And it's why they
21:36
Speaker 1: wanted low IQ Kamala. The state needs an empty vessel. Now,
21:41
Speaker 1: something else pretty interesting happened at the Notre Dame opening ceremony.
21:46
Speaker 1: Jill Biden was seated front and center right next to
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. And actually, she looked pretty happy about it.
21:54
Speaker 1: And for those of you listening, that's not sarcasm. Jill
21:57
Speaker 1: is smiling. She looks genuine and content. Not at all
22:02
Speaker 1: like she's seated next to literally Hitler. You'd think if
22:04
Speaker 1: that was Hitler right there, Jill Biden would be a
22:08
Speaker 1: lot more, I don't know, upset, angry, scared. Michael, she
22:19
Speaker 1: looks happy. Now, drop a comment if you guys think
22:24
Speaker 1: Jill Biden voted for Donald Trump. I think she did.
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Speaker 1: I think just this picture alone tells us that Jill
22:29
Speaker 1: Biden voted for Donald Trump. So Trump responded to all
22:33
Speaker 1: this by doing probably the funniest thing possible. He plugged
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Speaker 1: his new fragrance line. Trump posted the photo of himself
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Speaker 1: and Jill with the caption, here are my new Trump
22:45
Speaker 1: perfumes and colognes. I call them fight, fight, fight because
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Speaker 1: they represent us winning. Great Christmas gift for the family.
22:53
Speaker 1: And then below the photo, Of Jill looking at Trump
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Speaker 1: and smiling, it reads, Fight, fight, fight. A fragrance your
23:00
Speaker 1: enemies can't resist. He's such a troll. And you know,
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Speaker 1: you could view Jill and Trump's exchange as a symbol
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Speaker 1: of the change that we're experiencing. There's a realignment happening
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Speaker 1: in America and across the West.
23:22
Speaker 3: The response is, to the U.S.
23:24
Speaker 1: Involvement in what's happening in Syria has been viscerally negative.
23:28
Speaker 1: The political right has fully turned on the neocons. I
23:33
Speaker 1: think of my maternal grandmother. She loved George Bush so
23:38
Speaker 1: much that she named her cat George. Really, she did.
23:41
Speaker 1: My grandmother is a total cat person, and she loved
23:43
Speaker 1: her cat so much that she named him after her hero,
23:47
Speaker 1: George Bush. Today, Yaya, my grandmother, hates George Bush. She's
23:53
Speaker 1: a hardcore Trump supporter, and she's deeply concerned about the
23:58
Speaker 1: Syrian Christians. Trump has remade the Republican Party. He eviscerated
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Speaker 1: the Bush family's political power by annihilating their control over
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Speaker 1: the GOP. This is why Trump relentlessly attacked Jeb Bush
24:13
Speaker 1: during the first primary and the Bush family's disastrous and
24:17
Speaker 1: fraudulent war in Iraq. We're told that Trump is so
24:22
Speaker 1: divisive But the truth is that he's unified a populist
24:26
Speaker 1: movement that transcends traditional factions in America, like black, white, Hispanic.
24:32
Speaker 1: I think Trump is actually the reason Lana Del Rey
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Speaker 1: is now red-pilled. Lana Del Rey is, of course, a
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Speaker 1: very successful Americana singer who has always romanticized traditional femininity.
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Speaker 3: I'm talking red.
24:44
Speaker 1: Lipstick, small towns, diners, cherry pie, motorcycles, those are kind
24:48
Speaker 1: of themes in her music. And her music has always
24:51
Speaker 1: been nostalgic and conservative coded, but she has traditionally associated
24:57
Speaker 1: with the political left. Until this summer, Lana Del Rey,
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Speaker 1: a glamorous, rich, famous Hollywood celebrity, married a regular Louisiana
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Speaker 1: alligator tour guide who also happens to be a Trump supporter.
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Speaker 1: Here is Lana discussing her marriage. We're discussing marriage in
25:19
Speaker 1: general in Hollywood compared to her own marriage.
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Speaker 8: Take a listen.
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Speaker 9: He's a big reason why I waited so long to
25:26
Speaker 9: get married and why I met my amazing husband. And
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Speaker 9: I really feel like there's kind of a singer's curse
25:34
Speaker 9: around meeting an honest partner who has no skin in
25:42
Speaker 9: the game, no dog in the race. And it's super
25:46
Speaker 9: nerve-wracking to have to kind of hold on To an
25:50
Speaker 9: innocent perception of how things could go when you're in
25:54
Speaker 9: an industry where maybe your values and your morals don't
25:58
Speaker 9: quite match up with what's going on.
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Speaker 1: She was waiting for someone who aligned with her values
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Speaker 1: and morals. That's code for conservative, you guys. And I
26:09
Speaker 1: think she evolved as the new right has really risen
26:12
Speaker 1: to prominence, particularly during this, these hellish Biden years. And
26:17
Speaker 1: let me just be clear. Lana Del Rey has always
26:21
Speaker 1: been cooler than Taylor Swift. In my opinion, she is
26:23
Speaker 1: much more in tune with the zeitgeist. And she's normalizing
26:28
Speaker 1: marrying a right-wing man. And believe me, there are a
26:31
Speaker 1: lot of loud left-wing influencers telling women to not go
26:36
Speaker 1: out with men even associated with the political right. Here
26:39
Speaker 1: is Tim Walz's daughter.
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Speaker 8: The litmus test for me and my friends for like
26:44
Speaker 8: years now has been if the guy we're talking to
26:47
Speaker 8: follows Joe Rogan on Instagram, they're a red flag and
26:50
Speaker 8: we should probably stop talking to them. And the times
26:53
Speaker 8: when they do follow him on Instagram and we haven't
26:56
Speaker 8: stopped talking to them, which was in the past, obviously,
27:01
Speaker 8: it's never ended well.
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Speaker 1: Joe Rogan isn't even a white right wing guy. He
27:08
Speaker 1: just supports Trump. But I really do think this rhetoric
27:12
Speaker 1: from someone like Tim Walz's daughter and others, it's increasingly ineffective.
27:18
Speaker 1: This was supposed to be the year of the woman.
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Speaker 1: And Kamala did three points worse with women than Joe Biden.
27:23
Speaker 1: That's why I say there's a realignment happening. Maybe Lana
27:28
Speaker 1: Del Rey and her husband are a symbol of the
27:30
Speaker 1: bridging divide, the burgeoning new right.
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Speaker 3: Who knows?
27:34
Speaker 1: What I do know is that the forces working against
27:37
Speaker 1: Trump and the people who elected him are powerful. We're powerful.
27:42
Speaker 1: We've created a new movement. There's a lot of support
27:45
Speaker 1: among the new right that transcends all these different factions
27:48
Speaker 1: that's bringing in new people, like maybe Lana Del Rey.
27:53
Speaker 1: But the forces against us are very powerful. They despise
27:56
Speaker 1: Trump and any leader who has autonomy and doesn't bend
28:01
Speaker 1: to their will. The next four years are going to
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Speaker 1: be highly consequential. Does America live up to her promise?
28:07
Speaker 1: by annihilating or at the very least limiting all these
28:10
Speaker 1: rogue agencies running the government? Or do we continue down
28:13
Speaker 1: this path of abuse, lies, secrecy, and death? And I
28:17
Speaker 1: do think there's a spiritual element to all of this.
28:19
Speaker 1: So many innocent people have been slaughtered by American nation building.
28:25
Speaker 1: And for America being founded as a Christian country, made
28:29
Speaker 1: up predominantly of Christian people, you'd think we wouldn't be
28:32
Speaker 1: facilitating or funding the destruction of ancient Christian communities in
28:36
Speaker 1: the Middle East. or even Ukraine for that matter. But
28:39
Speaker 1: we are. Here's Tucker Carlson on the direct and indirect
28:43
Speaker 1: murder of Christians by the U.S.
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Speaker 3: Government.
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Speaker 13: It does seem like a lot of our interventions wind
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Speaker 13: up killing Christians, from the bomb on Nagasaki, which was
28:53
Speaker 13: not a military significant place, but it was the center
28:55
Speaker 13: of Christianity in Japan, to the war in Iraq that
28:59
Speaker 13: basically ended the Christian population of Iraq, to Syria, to Gaza.
29:05
Speaker 13: to Serbia, it seems like one thread that connects all
29:07
Speaker 13: of those is the killing of Christians by the U.S. government.
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Speaker 1: Before the Syrian regime change operation began in 2011, 10%
29:17
Speaker 1: of Syria's population was Christian. Today it's 2%. And in
29:23
Speaker 1: very short order, they could go completely extinct from the region.
29:27
Speaker 1: Assad was the only leader who was protecting Christians from
29:32
Speaker 1: ISIS and al-Qaeda. The fall of Damascus could mark the
29:36
Speaker 1: end of a 2,000-year-old Christian presence in the city. Last night,
29:43
Speaker 1: there were reports that jihadists are entering the Valley of
29:47
Speaker 1: Christians in Syria, where Armenian and Greek Orthodox Christians from
29:51
Speaker 1: Aleppo and Homs have arrived in recent age in very
29:54
Speaker 1: large numbers. As Sean Davis writes, A lot of people
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Speaker 1: sure are giddy about the imminent mass slaughter of Christians
30:04
Speaker 1: in Syria. Why is that? We're taught to believe that
30:10
Speaker 1: America is the good guy. And I'm not sure anymore.
30:17
Speaker 1: I believe that fundamentally the American people are good people.
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Speaker 1: People with a deep sense of kindness, compassion, moral integrity.
30:25
Speaker 1: I see it every day. A few months ago, my mom...
30:28
Speaker 1: was driving through Northern Wisconsin on her way to the
30:30
Speaker 1: airport when she hit a deer. She ended up totaling
30:33
Speaker 1: her rental car. And if you know, like you hit
30:35
Speaker 1: a deer, people can die from that, especially if you
30:37
Speaker 1: have a little car like she did. It was in
30:39
Speaker 1: the middle of nowhere and so many cars pulled over
30:43
Speaker 1: without a hesitation to help her. And one couple drove
30:47
Speaker 1: her hours out of their way all the way to
30:50
Speaker 1: the Minneapolis airport so she could catch her flight. just
30:54
Speaker 1: out of the goodness of their hearts. This is just
30:56
Speaker 1: what people in America do. But our government doesn't reflect us.
31:01
Speaker 1: Our politicians are often compromised and bullied into submission by
31:07
Speaker 1: an entrenched bureaucratic state that was never empowered by us
31:11
Speaker 1: in the first place. So the next four years will
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Speaker 1: determine whether we can change, whether we can break free
31:18
Speaker 1: from the grip of those who have co-opted our government
31:20
Speaker 1: for their own benefit and return to a system that
31:24
Speaker 1: truly serves and represents the people. And that's all I
31:28
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Speaker 2: I think a lot of people are underestimating the Trump
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Speaker 2: I'm on the ballot. Why is he saying that? You
32:04
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32:06
Speaker 2: X factor. Folks, elections are a math issue. That is it.
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