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10/29/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Jim Jordan, Ken Paxton, Bill Walton, Dr. John Fleming, Kyle Reyes. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America Tonight, the showdown that could
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Speaker 1: reshape the global economy. President Trump meeting face to face
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Speaker 1: with Chinese President Ji, with tensions running very high over
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Speaker 1: all sorts of things, rare earth minerals, looming tariffs, delicate
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Speaker 1: trade deals, and the fate of billions in global markets
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Speaker 1: hanging in the balance. O Fetanyl two plus explosive new
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Speaker 1: revelations in the Biden regimes, highly weaponized DOJ investigation targeting
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Speaker 1: President Trump and dozens and dozens of his allies in
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Speaker 1: a sprawling political witch hunt which, by the way, Biden's
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Speaker 1: FBI code named.
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Speaker 2: It Arctic Frost.
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Speaker 1: I'll love more with Jim Jordan on that tonight and
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Speaker 1: get ready for the Big Blue Bash, the Veterans Day
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Speaker 1: celebration that will transform mar Lago into the epicenter of patriotism,
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Speaker 1: honoring America's law enforcement and military service members. Can't wait
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Speaker 1: to talk about that one tonight. I'm dan Ball and
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Speaker 1: Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 3: When America thrives, our partners thrive, and our alliances thrive
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Speaker 3: with all of the countries the Indo Pacific thrives, and
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Speaker 3: that's good for all of us and the entire world
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Speaker 3: becomes safer and wealthy and greater than ever before. We
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Speaker 3: get along with a lot of countries. We solved a
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Speaker 3: lot of wars and a lot of problems, and that's
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Speaker 3: all good for all of us.
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Speaker 1: I hope it is President Trump speaking before the APEX
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Speaker 1: CEO Summit, the Asian Pacific region's most influential annual gathering
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Speaker 1: that brings together top biz execs, government leaders, and policymakers
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Speaker 1: from APEX twenty one member economies. President Trump complaining the
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Speaker 1: final stop of his historic Indo Pacific trip, securing billions
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Speaker 1: more in landmark deals while visiting South Korea. The White
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Speaker 1: House outlining the deal and this official release, Korean Air
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Speaker 1: will be purchasing one hundred and three new Boeing aircraft
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Speaker 1: valued at thirty six point two billion dollars, supporting.
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Speaker 2: Up to one hundred and thirty five thousand jobs across
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Speaker 2: the US.
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Speaker 1: To power the new aircraft, Korean Air will also purchase
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Speaker 1: state of the art Gea aerospace engines in a separate
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Speaker 1: deal that one valued at fourteen billion dollars. Additionally, South
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Speaker 1: Korea's Air Force selected L three Harris Technologies and a
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Speaker 1: major American aerospace, defense and technology company, to develop its
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Speaker 1: new airborne warning and control aircraft. This in a two
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Speaker 1: point three billion dollar deal that will support more than
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Speaker 1: six thousand American jobs. The President also secured key investments,
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Speaker 1: further solidifying the US's position as the global energy leader,
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Speaker 1: strengthen Americans leading role in the digitized economy by boosting
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Speaker 1: investments in jobs and access into US made technologies. How
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Speaker 1: about that for once, instead of buying everything from China.
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Speaker 1: Also securing self crean investments to modernize and expand the
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Speaker 1: capacity of American shipbuilding and other industries, including investment in
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Speaker 1: US shipyards, and more American workforce jobs, jobs, jobs.
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Speaker 2: Trump gets it.
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Speaker 1: President Trump touting the success of his recent diplomatic trip
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Speaker 1: to Asia, highlighting his strong relationships with leaders in Japan.
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Speaker 2: South Korea, and yes, even China.
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Speaker 1: Take it to social media, the President wrote this, bringing
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Speaker 1: back trillions of dollars to the USA. A great trip,
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Speaker 1: dealing with a very smart, talented and wonderful leaders. Tomorrow
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Speaker 1: President G of China, which of course is happening because
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Speaker 1: they're almost a day ahead of US. I think about
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Speaker 1: a few hours ago. Great meeting for both of US.
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Speaker 1: President DJT. Now the meeting between Trump and G was
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Speaker 1: supposed to happen like in January, but for some reason
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Speaker 1: they decided to do it right now in South Korea,
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Speaker 1: marking their first face to face interaction since the G
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Speaker 1: twenty summit all the way back in twenty nineteen. Key
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Speaker 1: issues on the agenda, of course, the ongoing trade war
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Speaker 1: rare earth mineral exports, which is pretty much controlled all
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Speaker 1: by China these days, the tariffs that have been going
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Speaker 1: back and forth, the potential finalization of a deal to
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Speaker 1: keep TikTok operating under US control for China, reducing or
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Speaker 1: eliminating US tariffs, avoiding additional export restrictions on sensitive American technology.
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Speaker 2: That's a priority.
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Speaker 1: And of course they got to figure out something with Taiwan.
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Speaker 1: While the US hasn't pledged to militarily defend Taiwan, America
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Speaker 1: has agreed to provide the island nation with defense weapons
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Speaker 1: and support for their self defense capabilities in case of
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Speaker 1: any future Chinese aggression.
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Speaker 2: And I'll add one more.
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Speaker 1: That I know President Trump brought up and he is
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Speaker 1: adamant about, and that is getting China to stop the
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Speaker 1: fentanyl that is going to South America, whether it's Columbia, Venezuela,
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Speaker 1: Mexico and then making its way into America, thus killing
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Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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Speaker 2: That's a big one for President.
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Speaker 1: Trump joining us now to discuss the monumental task President
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Speaker 1: Trump has in front of him when it comes to
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Speaker 1: trying to write the ship with relations with the CCP.
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Speaker 1: He's the host of the Bill Walton Show and a
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Speaker 1: former Wall Street CEO, also a Trump Transition team member.
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Speaker 1: Bill Walton on Real America for the first time. Bill,
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Speaker 1: thanks for coming on. I was watching a previous clip
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Speaker 1: of you really break down why it is so important
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Speaker 1: that America and any leader, whether it's President Trump now
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Speaker 1: or future leader, focuses in on China. I've been saying
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Speaker 1: this since the beginning of this program. China is the
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Speaker 1: biggest threat, not Iran, not Russia. China is the biggest threat.
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Speaker 1: And it's for so many multiple reasons, and not just
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Speaker 1: militarily right economically, the drugs, the stealing of our intellectual property,
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Speaker 1: There's so many things. But Bill break it down for
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Speaker 1: him because President Trump has a huge, huge agenda here
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Speaker 1: to try and handle with Jijiping, and I don't know
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Speaker 1: if he can get it done in the next three years.
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Speaker 1: Because you're talking about decades and decades of past presidents,
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Speaker 1: members of Congress pretty much putting us in bed with
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Speaker 1: China and screwing over the American worker and businessman.
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Speaker 2: As far as I look.
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Speaker 4: At it, well, I think you gave a pretty good summary.
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Speaker 4: The thing about China is they're the only economy in
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Speaker 4: the world it's even close to ours, and it's become
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Speaker 4: that size largely thanks to what we've done for them
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Speaker 4: over the last three or four decades. You know, Henry
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Speaker 4: Kissinger opened up relationship with China back when Nixon was president,
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Speaker 4: and since then there have been all sorts of American institutions,
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Speaker 4: you know, policymakers in universities, corporations that have all sort
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Speaker 4: of plunged into the China trade. And now we find
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Speaker 4: ourselves in a position we've got a geopolitical competitor and
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Speaker 4: who's involved and controls many, many, many industries here in
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Speaker 4: the United States. And you know, the most recent example
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Speaker 4: of that control is what they decided to do about
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Speaker 4: three or four weeks ago when they they said we're
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Speaker 4: going to license rare earth minerals and you may not
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Speaker 4: have any Well, it turns out those rare earth minerals
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Speaker 4: are essential to all of our technology products and our
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Speaker 4: defense industries. And so they sort of showed us what
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Speaker 4: that sort of damocles looks like. So when Donald Trump
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Speaker 4: goes to meet Wi, that's going to be one of
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Speaker 4: the big items. Now, he just signed a deal with
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Speaker 4: with Japan to develop some rare Earth sources of supply.
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Speaker 4: But you know the thing is, we were I've got
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Speaker 4: to come back to we're our own worst enemy. We uh,
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Speaker 4: we thought that we could make by letting China into
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Speaker 4: the World Trade Organization and letting him to the World
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Speaker 4: Trade World Trading Order, that we'd make them richer. They'd
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Speaker 4: become richer and more democratic and more like us, and
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Speaker 4: we would all live in one world of happiness. Well,
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Speaker 4: it didn't happen that way because the Chinese, they ridn't
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Speaker 4: reckon with the Chinese Communist Party and president and his father.
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Speaker 4: His father was a malt Song protege and Jeev is
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Speaker 4: a true believer in the Marxist playbook. And I don't
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Speaker 4: think they really I don't think we really focused on
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Speaker 4: that part of his personality. The other thing that we
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Speaker 4: need to be mindful of, this fentanyl thing, thank you.
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Speaker 4: Very interesting because.
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Speaker 1: Well and Trump connected that Sorry, Bell, I want to
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Speaker 1: throw this headline up as you comment on this, because
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Speaker 1: Trump just commented on this, I think yesterday on the
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Speaker 1: plane in between flying around Asia where he's tying these
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Speaker 1: new tariff cuts, right because he was threatening one hundred percent,
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Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty seven percent whatever. He's tying that
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Speaker 1: to the fentanyl crackdown, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Speaker 1: I don't always trust Reuters in Wall Street Journal, but
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Speaker 1: on this one I heard him say it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's come out of his mouth.
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Speaker 1: He's gonna he's threatening these huge tariffs if she does
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Speaker 1: not stop the feentanyl.
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Speaker 4: Well, you know the thing that fentanyl is that there's
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Speaker 4: a there's a parallel in history here very near and
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Speaker 4: dear to GI's heart. When he became president or premier
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Speaker 4: had a China. One of the things you did right
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Speaker 4: away is he made sure that he started teaching this
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Speaker 4: century of humiliation in all of their education programs. And
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Speaker 4: he feels that the West, mainly Europe and the United States,
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Speaker 4: humiliated China for one hundred years between eighteen forty and
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Speaker 4: nineteen forty nine.
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Speaker 2: And what the irony is, what we did was we.
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Speaker 4: Were forcing China to buy opium in order to balance
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Speaker 4: a trade deficit or trade surplus he had with the
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Speaker 4: trade surplus that the British had that they didn't want.
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Speaker 4: And so now we bring fast forward, we've got another
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Speaker 4: trade deal. But Fitt and Al, for him, I think
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Speaker 4: is something that is a little more emotional because he
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Speaker 4: sees the ties to what we did to them with opium.
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Speaker 4: So this is a tricky one.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know that one.
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Speaker 1: What about the intellectual property they have stolen so much
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Speaker 1: for decades? I'm un We used to be at the
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Speaker 1: forefront of tech decades ago, but for the last few
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Speaker 1: we have not been. They have How do you stop
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Speaker 1: that in today's technological world where they control most of
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Speaker 1: the technology or how we make it, or like you
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Speaker 1: just said, the minerals to make it.
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Speaker 4: Well, the thing about the technology theft is that that
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Speaker 4: happened has been happening for the last fifteen twenty five years.
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Speaker 2: As we've done business in.
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Speaker 4: China, all the multinationals rushed to do business in China.
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Speaker 4: They saw four hundred million consumer market and they saw
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Speaker 4: the possibility to sell all sorts of their goods into China,
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Speaker 4: and then they decided they needed to set up operations
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Speaker 4: in China. You know, Apple makes all of its iPhones there,
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Speaker 4: and in the process of doing that, the Chinese syllogee
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Speaker 4: you can come here. But to do that, you have
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Speaker 4: to license your intellectual property to us, and you have
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Speaker 4: to make us a joint venture. We will have maybe
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Speaker 4: joint control of the board. And so what they did
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Speaker 4: with that structure is ending up with the all the
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Speaker 4: know how they needed to manufacture and develop products, right,
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Speaker 4: you know China, you know Apple, think about this, They
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Speaker 4: trained twenty eight million Chinese in their manufacturing techniques, and
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Speaker 4: all the people that learned that took those same skills
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Speaker 4: and applied them to other companies in China, leaving us
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Speaker 4: with a tremendous competitor.
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Speaker 1: They didn't that cheap labor that got to get that
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Speaker 1: cheap labor, got to get that sweatshop labor sweatshop bill.
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Speaker 1: Last question to because they're giving me the hard wrap here.
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Speaker 1: You were on Trump's transition team the first time. You
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Speaker 1: know the man. I know the man. He's got three
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Speaker 1: years and three months left. Can he try to somewhat?
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Speaker 1: I don't think you're going to write thirty forty years
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Speaker 1: of the ship that's been going the wrong way with China,
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Speaker 1: But can he at least calm tensions as far as militarily.
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Speaker 1: Can he get and use these tariffs to get the
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Speaker 1: trade deficits back and forth more equal?
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Speaker 2: Can he stop some of this.
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Speaker 1: Stolen intellectual property stuff from happening in the future, And finally,
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Speaker 1: can he stop the fentanyl. I know we won't get
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Speaker 1: it all done because it's only three years and three months,
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Speaker 1: but can he at least make a dent more than
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Speaker 1: past presidents?
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Speaker 2: Because, as you and I were discussing before.
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Speaker 1: You came on, folks on both sides of the aisle
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Speaker 1: put us in this pickle with China. It wasn't just democrats,
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Speaker 1: it was both sides and CEOs and lots of people.
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Speaker 1: So give me your assessment of what you think Trump
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Speaker 1: can get done the next three years.
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Speaker 4: I think he's going to make a big difference. You know,
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Speaker 4: I worked in Trump one point. Oh. And the difference
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Speaker 4: now is he's got a team and they're all aligned
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Speaker 4: with what he's doing, and so it's not a not
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Speaker 4: a one man shop. And and the other thing is
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Speaker 4: I think he feels history and in fact, because of
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Speaker 4: the assassination, God is with him as he's doing this,
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Speaker 4: and I've never seen a man more more motivated to
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Speaker 4: get things done. It's impossible to keep up with them.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, I give him.
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Speaker 4: I give him strong odds because he's also shown the
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Speaker 4: ability not to just use use a stick to club
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Speaker 4: people with. But he also is pretty good at carrots,
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Speaker 4: as we're seeing this week and as deal making mode.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Check out the Bill Walton show. Bill, thank you so
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Speaker 1: much for the talking here.
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Speaker 1: under this ridiculous investigation. Another about one hundred and eleven individuals,
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Speaker 1: Ed Martin again guests of this show. They were looking
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Speaker 1: April of twenty twenty two under Biden's d for alleged
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Speaker 1: crimes related to what they said were efforts to overturn
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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty elections.
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Speaker 2: See when you ask questions.
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Speaker 1: About a at the time what we thought was a
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Speaker 1: potentially rigged election, which not we know was, and they
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Speaker 1: target you and say that you're trying to interfere, you're
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Speaker 1: trying to corrupt, you're trying to overturn. Those are the
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Speaker 1: words they used. No, they were looking into it to
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Speaker 1: see if it was legitimate.
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Speaker 2: That's not illegal.
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Speaker 1: The FBI use it then to target Republicans in key
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Speaker 1: battleground states, raising serious concerns about the possibility of the
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Speaker 1: Democrat led DOJ conspiring then with state prosecutors to bring
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Speaker 1: criminal charges against Trump and his supporters. The investigation was
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Speaker 1: later than handed to you know who Special counsel Jack Smith,
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Speaker 1: who then charged Trump on some electionated crimes, but many
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Speaker 1: others didn't face charms. Of course, there was what how
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Speaker 1: many down in Georgia. I mean, this stuff was ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: President Trump posted a very blunt message on truth earlier today.
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Speaker 1: These thugs should all be investigated and put in prison.
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Speaker 1: A disgrace to humanity. Deranged Jack Smith is a criminal.
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Speaker 1: Texas Senator Ted Cruz also went in speaking just hours
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Speaker 1: ago at the Senateuciary Committee.
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Speaker 2: They had a big press conference.
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Speaker 1: You probably saw it earlier today right here on on
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Speaker 1: discussing the Arctic Frost investigation.
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Speaker 7: Arctic Frost is Joe Biden's Watergate.
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Speaker 8: Merrick Garland was a fundamentally corrupt attorney general. Jack Smith
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Speaker 8: was a fundamentally corrupt prosecutor. This was a political enemies
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Speaker 8: list from the beginning, one hundred and ninety seven subpoenas
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Speaker 8: for four hundred and thirty Republican entities and individual That
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Speaker 8: is an absolute and egregious abuse of power.
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Speaker 2: To say the least.
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Speaker 1: Ted meantime, two newly released congressional letters confirm that the
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Speaker 1: highly weaponized bias.
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Speaker 2: Let's be real, it wasn't you know, Oh well, we
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Speaker 2: got people from the other side of the aisle. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: you had Liz Cheney.
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Speaker 1: And don't even start anyway, The highly weaponized so called
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Speaker 1: j six Committee did collude with Special counsel Jack Smith's
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Speaker 1: investigation into President Trump. I thought independent counsels are supposed
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Speaker 1: to be independent.
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Speaker 2: The letters sent by the chairman of the January.
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Speaker 1: Sixth Select Committee, Benny Thompson, Oh Yeah, and the disgraced
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Speaker 1: former Wyoming Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney reveal their urgent efforts
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Speaker 1: to share all their evidence before Republicans then regained control
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Speaker 1: of Congress in twenty three. These communications included at least
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Speaker 1: sixteen interviews, depositions, transcripts, exhibits, phone numbers, and spreadsheet as part.
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Speaker 2: Of their investigation.
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Speaker 1: One of the letters, dated December fifth, twenty twenty two,
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Speaker 1: shows Thompson and Cheney notifying Smith that while the committee
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Speaker 1: was wrapping up its work, they wanted to make sure
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Speaker 1: that all of the credible evidence they gathered was fully
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Speaker 1: accessible to his investigation. Ah, you see how that works
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Speaker 1: now in DC, you're not away in on all this,
21:25
Speaker 1: and we've got a slew of other headlines emanating from
21:28
Speaker 1: the swamp. He's the chairman of the House just Arry Committee,
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Speaker 1: friend of mine, and a fellow Buckeye, Ohio Congressman Jim
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Speaker 1: Jordan back on the program, Jim, it is so nice
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Speaker 1: to see.
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Speaker 2: It's been too long, been my friend.
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Speaker 7: Yep, I'm doing fine.
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Speaker 2: I was kicked off with Arctic Frost.
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Speaker 1: Then we'll get into JAY six, we'll get into the shutdown,
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Speaker 1: We'll get into all kinds of stuff going on at
21:45
Speaker 1: the hands of Democrats.
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Speaker 2: We knew Arctic Frost was big.
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Speaker 1: We knew that Jojo if he even knew, and the
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Speaker 1: Auto pen who knows. He probably didn't know that people
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Speaker 1: were weaponizing his DOJ and his FBI to go after
21:59
Speaker 1: folks like me, you, Steve Bannon.
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Speaker 2: Trump, Republicans. Now, yeah, there's more proof fill us in.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, No, you're exactly right.
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Speaker 9: As with most of these investigations we do, the one
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Speaker 9: thing we get wrong is it's always worse than we thought.
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Speaker 9: And this was much more expansive, more broad, more pervasive,
22:15
Speaker 9: more obnoxious than we originally thought. It wasn't just eight
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Speaker 9: United States senators that they got the phone records out.
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Speaker 9: It wasn't just for a current sitting member of Congress,
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Speaker 9: Scott Perry, who they took his phone from. It was
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Speaker 9: much bigger than that, as you pointed out, hundreds of
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Speaker 9: subpoenas going after all kinds of people, subpoenas for communications banker.
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Speaker 9: They got the I mean Dan, they got the bank
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Speaker 9: records of Dan Scavino. Dan s Cavino was an advisor
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Speaker 9: to the president, handled all his social media accounts. Why
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Speaker 9: do you go get his bank records for goodness sake?
22:48
Speaker 9: And that that makes no sense. They went after Mark.
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Speaker 9: But there's an email in there that where there where
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Speaker 9: it looks like it's a source talking to an FBI
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Speaker 9: agent where it says Mark Meadows, the chiefest staff to
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Speaker 9: the President of the United States, was engaged in treasonous activity,
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Speaker 9: the most ridiculous things.
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Speaker 7: I've ever seen.
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Speaker 9: So this is how bad it was, and this is
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Speaker 9: why we want to talk to Jack Smith. We've talked
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Speaker 9: to two of his deputies, mister Bratt and mister Wyndham.
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Speaker 9: Both of them took the Fifth seventy one and seventy
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Speaker 9: three times respectively.
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Speaker 7: They took the fifth to like.
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Speaker 9: Questions like was this political where you're going to have
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Speaker 9: for President Trump for political reasons?
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Speaker 7: Take the fifth?
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Speaker 9: How about how many other people did you surveil in
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Speaker 9: addition to the United States senators took the fifth. So
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Speaker 9: now we want to talk to Jack Smith and find
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Speaker 9: out everything we can about how ridiculous this entire investigation was.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Now, so that of course was in the quote
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Speaker 1: overturning of the election, because that's what they're saying these
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Speaker 1: people were involved with. They were trying to overturn the election. Now,
23:47
Speaker 1: fast forward, January sixth occurs. YadA, YadA, YadA. They made
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Speaker 1: a select committee. Let's talk about that. And the letters
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Speaker 1: now that prove that the unselect committee that was very partisan,
23:59
Speaker 1: even though they were publics on it, disgraced Republicans. It
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Speaker 1: shows they were working. Can you explain to me and
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Speaker 1: my viewers how an independent counsel is supposed to work.
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Speaker 1: Are you guys supposed to be hand in hand feeding
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Speaker 1: him information like the.
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Speaker 2: J six committee was.
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Speaker 9: No, but that's what happened. They turned over the actual transcripts.
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Speaker 9: Who knows what else they they gave to Jack Smith.
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Speaker 9: I mean again, remember, this is the same Jack Smith
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Speaker 9: who got the gag order imposed on President Trump. This
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Speaker 9: is the same Jack Smith in the other part of
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Speaker 9: the Special Council investigation, the classified records. This is the
24:30
Speaker 9: same Jack Smith who rated President Trump's home. This is
24:33
Speaker 9: the same Jack Smith whose team pressured and looks like
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Speaker 9: what some may call a bribe a defendant's lawyer when
24:41
Speaker 9: they said to Stanley Woodward, we thought we thought you
24:44
Speaker 9: were interested in this judge position.
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Speaker 7: We didn't know you were a Trump guy.
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Speaker 9: He's the lawyer for one of the defendants that they're
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Speaker 9: going after. This is the same Jack Smith whose deputies wouldn't.
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Speaker 7: Answer our questions.
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Speaker 9: This is the same Jack Smith who spied on eight
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Speaker 9: United States centers.
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Speaker 7: This is the same Jack Smith.
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Speaker 9: Whose deputies, prior to becoming part of the Special Council
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Speaker 9: team we're working on Artie Frost and took the phone
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Speaker 9: of Scott Perry as sitting member of Congress. This is
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Speaker 9: all that took place, and now we learned it was
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Speaker 9: even bigger than all that.
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Speaker 1: And now Jack Smith's going to be probed Jim, or
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Speaker 1: at least I hope he is.
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Speaker 9: We've we've already we've already sent a letter to his
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Speaker 9: counsel saying we want to talk to him, and we
25:22
Speaker 9: want him to come in in a deposition.
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Speaker 7: We want to get the information from him.
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Speaker 9: We want to ask him some of the same questions
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Speaker 9: his deputies would not answer. We want to ask him
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Speaker 9: questions about the new information we've uncovered.
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Speaker 7: So we hope that's going to happen soon.
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Speaker 9: As soon as we get this government open, we can
25:36
Speaker 9: get back to doing doing doing that kind of work.
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Speaker 1: We'll get on that one next. Then I had some
25:40
Speaker 1: other ones for you, But let's go to the closure.
25:43
Speaker 1: Senate Democrats thirteen votes. They still can't reopen it, even
25:48
Speaker 1: with what three or four Democrats coming over to side
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Speaker 1: with Republicans, even they still can't get it done.
25:54
Speaker 2: The Schumer shut down.
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Speaker 9: Lingers On Jim, Yeah, I mean hopefully common sense will
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Speaker 9: prevail at some point. I mean I've said all along
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Speaker 9: for what four weeks now, that this is really a
26:06
Speaker 9: debate between Chuck Schumer and Chuck Schumer because he voted
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Speaker 9: for the bill. He voted for the bill six months ago.
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Speaker 9: It's the same darn bill, same spending levels that everyone
26:15
Speaker 9: agreed to back then, and he said, no, I'm not
26:17
Speaker 9: going to do it because I believe this has been
26:20
Speaker 9: talked about a lot, but I think it's just the truth.
26:22
Speaker 9: I think the hard left has control of that party,
26:24
Speaker 9: and he's nervous about the radical left that now controls
26:27
Speaker 9: the Democrat Party and potentially getting a primary in a
26:30
Speaker 9: couple of years when he would be running for reelection.
26:33
Speaker 9: So I think that's what's driving this and makes no
26:37
Speaker 9: sense to me. I don't think it makes any sense
26:39
Speaker 9: in the American people. Is evidenced by some of the
26:41
Speaker 9: polling that's been I saw this clip some polling that
26:44
Speaker 9: says it's not the society that we're standing firm, we're
26:47
Speaker 9: in the common sense position, and Americans understand that.
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Speaker 1: Well, Jim, I saw a poll on ready for this
26:53
Speaker 1: CNN just yesterdayday before that said Republican approval by Americans
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Speaker 1: up five percent, and then it said congressional Republicans specifically
27:03
Speaker 1: like in the House and dealing with the shutdown, and
27:05
Speaker 1: you guys are up like six percent approval and Democrats down.
27:08
Speaker 2: So you're right.
27:09
Speaker 1: I think Americans on both sideside are getting who committed
27:13
Speaker 1: the shutdown. Couple more real quick for you, the auto Pen,
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Speaker 1: your friend mister comer over in the Oversight Committee, Yeah,
27:19
Speaker 1: pretty much saying that maybe all of Joe Biden's signatures
27:23
Speaker 1: that came from the auto pen may be null and
27:26
Speaker 1: void now and y'all are looking into this.
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Speaker 2: Fill us in, Jim, Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: They assuder a report from the committee that they then
27:34
Speaker 9: sent to the Attorney General. We'll see what the Justice
27:37
Speaker 9: Department does. I think the American people understand this one too.
27:40
Speaker 9: We all saw it in that debate back in the
27:42
Speaker 9: summer of twenty four that unfortunately Joe Biden just wasn't
27:46
Speaker 9: up to the task. I mean, I'll never forget when
27:48
Speaker 9: he said he had an eight handicap on the golf.
27:50
Speaker 7: Course and President Trump said, are you kidding me? I've
27:52
Speaker 7: seen your swing.
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Speaker 9: Everyone knows that the guy who you know couldn't get
27:56
Speaker 9: off the bicycle without falling down, didn't have an eight handicap,
27:59
Speaker 9: wasn't up to the job. And I look, I don't
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Speaker 9: take any pleasure in saying that it was unfortunate that
28:05
Speaker 9: we had a president just frankly wasn't wasn't capable of
28:08
Speaker 9: the task that was that's required. So the country saw that,
28:13
Speaker 9: and from that point on, it seems to me any
28:16
Speaker 9: any pardons, any commutations, any executive orders.
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Speaker 7: That he that he issued. Uh.
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Speaker 9: He said there was a process in place, but the
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Speaker 9: Oversights Committee's investigation says, well, there really wasn't a standard.
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Speaker 1: His staffers were just using the auto pen and not
28:31
Speaker 1: telling you, Yeah, the sitting president of the United States.
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Speaker 2: They were using it like it can be used. But
28:37
Speaker 2: he has to.
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Speaker 9: Authorize it, right, So you have his mental state that
28:42
Speaker 9: was on full display for the country in that debate.
28:44
Speaker 9: Then you have the lack of any process or protocols
28:47
Speaker 9: that are followed when you use the autopen after that fact.
28:52
Speaker 9: I think that's a concern, and so that that's that's
28:55
Speaker 9: what we're saying to the to the Justice Department, you
28:58
Speaker 9: may want to give this a hard look and see
29:00
Speaker 9: if these things are actually and then you think about
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Speaker 9: those the people he actually pardoned, the people in the.
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Speaker 7: January sixth many you were talking about in a host
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Speaker 7: of others.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there was two thousand. All right, final one. I
29:09
Speaker 1: know you got a run, Jim. You were talking about
29:11
Speaker 1: referrals to the DOJ. I can go down the names.
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Speaker 1: I'll just let you take it for this last minute. Brennan,
29:17
Speaker 1: you already referred. You got Komy Bolton Ray. There's all
29:21
Speaker 1: these bad actors, right that were with the CIA, that
29:23
Speaker 1: with the FBI under Obama. Some trailed over into Trump
29:27
Speaker 1: one point zero, some worked under Jojo. A lot of
29:30
Speaker 1: them corrupt, whether it was Russia collusion, going after Catholics,
29:32
Speaker 1: going after Republicans, you name it. This is going to continue,
29:35
Speaker 1: I hope, right, you're going to keep investigating these guys
29:37
Speaker 1: that were bad actors, that were the head of these agencies.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, and look, I don't we don't do many of
29:43
Speaker 9: these referrals.
29:43
Speaker 7: It's got to be there.
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Speaker 9: And but John Brennan, which we did last week, it
29:47
Speaker 9: was certainly there. We believe he lied to us, violated
29:50
Speaker 9: eighteen USC. One thousand and one. He said he was
29:53
Speaker 9: not involved with the dossier, didn't want it included in
29:54
Speaker 9: the Intelligence Community assessment. Taucy Gabbard declassifies a House intelligence
29:59
Speaker 9: report that it says exactly the opposite, and you know, well, Dan,
30:02
Speaker 9: you're not supposed to lie, but you're definitely not supposed
30:04
Speaker 9: to lie when you're under oath talking to Congress. That's
30:08
Speaker 9: what That's what John Brennan, we believe did. There's one
30:11
Speaker 9: example that's pointed out in that Intelligence Community report that
30:14
Speaker 9: she declassified.
30:15
Speaker 7: It says an CIA official goes.
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Speaker 9: Up to mister Brendan and says, mister Brennan, there's no
30:19
Speaker 9: real underlying intelligence support this dossier.
30:22
Speaker 7: It just doesn't hold up.
30:23
Speaker 9: It shouldn't be in the Intelligence Community report and the
30:25
Speaker 9: Intelligence Community assessment. And Brennan's response was, yeah, but doesn't
30:30
Speaker 9: it ring true, displaying I think fully his motive of
30:34
Speaker 9: just wanting to get the president and create this trinket
30:37
Speaker 9: for the Special Counsel.
30:38
Speaker 7: So that's why we referred to him.
30:40
Speaker 9: We think he lied to us, and maybe well definitely
30:43
Speaker 9: more importantly, we think he lied to the American people.
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Speaker 1: love to hear well, Thank you, sir. Thanks take ky
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Speaker 1: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed suit against Johnson and
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Speaker 1: Johnson and Kenview, which now sells TITLEHL, alleging that the
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Speaker 1: which is the big active ingredient in titlenol ken. This
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Speaker 1: Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, including an allegation that Johnson and
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Speaker 1: Johnson transferred liabilities to the company Kenview, who now sells
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Speaker 1: it to avoid responsibility. Sounds like something dirty big Pharma
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Speaker 1: might do, right joining me now to discuss his lawsuit further,
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Speaker 1: Texas Attorney General and of course candidate now for a
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Speaker 1: US Senate for the great state of Texas.
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Speaker 2: My pal Ken Paxton back on the show, Ken, thank you.
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Speaker 1: I know there's some crazy women out there chug and
35:41
Speaker 1: titl and all because Trump told him not to and
35:43
Speaker 1: potentially killing them themselves and their babies. But you're trying
35:46
Speaker 1: to help save pregnant women. Talk to me about this
35:49
Speaker 1: lawsuit and what have you uncovered about Johnson and Johnson
35:52
Speaker 1: and Kenview and their practices over the last few years.
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Speaker 10: We know there are studies out there suggesting that a
35:58
Speaker 10: ced of metafins, pregnant women take it, that it has
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Speaker 10: a detrimental effect on their babies, increasing autism almost four
36:06
Speaker 10: times and ADHD almost three times. These are scientific studies,
36:12
Speaker 10: and it's interesting that, as you noted, Johnson and Johnson
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Speaker 10: suggested in twenty seventeen that that was actually true, then
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Speaker 10: they never put any real warning on their products. And then,
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Speaker 10: of course you also noted that we have an actually
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Speaker 10: against ken View because for some strange reason, Johnson and
36:30
Speaker 10: Johnson transferred that seed of medicine product over and it's
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Speaker 10: profitable over to a separate company and then separated all
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Speaker 10: the liabilities.
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Speaker 2: Make sure where was that ken When did they do that?
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Speaker 11: That was in twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 1: So in seventeen they put a warning out because they're
36:45
Speaker 1: probably getting so much grief.
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Speaker 2: I'm just trying to look at the timeline here, going huh.
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Speaker 1: They put a tweet out, Hey, look, we told you
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Speaker 1: it was bad. Then they pawned off on another company
36:56
Speaker 1: a few years later. Okay, okay, you just filed this
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Speaker 1: this week.
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Speaker 2: This is a brand new lawsuit that was followed yesterday.
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Speaker 10: So yeah, it's odd that they would do it in
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Speaker 10: twenty twenty three when they've got a profitable product that's
37:10
Speaker 10: been around for a long time and suddenly now they
37:13
Speaker 10: don't want the product in their company and they don't
37:16
Speaker 10: specifically want the liabilities.
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Speaker 1: AH any response sins yesterday since you dropped the lawsuit
37:21
Speaker 1: on them.
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Speaker 10: They deny it, say we're crazy basically, but look, we've
37:26
Speaker 10: got to study and we'll find out more. You know,
37:28
Speaker 10: you get discovery during a lawsuit. We're going to find
37:30
Speaker 10: out more about what they knew when they knew it,
37:32
Speaker 10: exactly how that affected our population.
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Speaker 1: Follow the science they wanted us to say right during
37:38
Speaker 1: COVID the pandemic totally off subject can but I want
37:41
Speaker 1: to get your take on it because it was Texas
37:43
Speaker 1: and your fellow lawmakers and the legislature they did the
37:46
Speaker 1: redistricting that kicked off all this democrat and sanity where
37:49
Speaker 1: you've got blue states now like Comi four and you
37:51
Speaker 1: where I live. Unfortunately, doing a Prop fifty trying to
37:54
Speaker 1: pretty much silence every Republican voter in this entire state
37:58
Speaker 1: by Jerry Manry. Now I know Jerry management going on
38:01
Speaker 1: forever on both sides of the aisle. But you guys
38:03
Speaker 1: did it legally. Now we got blue states trying to
38:05
Speaker 1: do it illegally.
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Speaker 2: You're an ag. What can be done to stop this?
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Speaker 10: Well, first of all, you'll notice there are already nine
38:12
Speaker 10: states that have no Republican representation. The Democrats have been
38:15
Speaker 10: doing this longer than we just caught on and finally
38:18
Speaker 10: are fighting back. But we're not cherry managing the states.
38:20
Speaker 10: So there's no democratic representation. What California is trying to
38:24
Speaker 10: do is exactly that, and I think that calls That
38:28
Speaker 10: leaves more of a question about why they're doing it,
38:30
Speaker 10: how they're doing The Supreme Court says you can do
38:32
Speaker 10: it for political reasons, So we'll have to see exactly
38:35
Speaker 10: how California explained no Republican representation at all.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there's no way this can hold up if that
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Speaker 2: gets passed. I hope to God not. I'm praying finally, Ken,
38:43
Speaker 2: you're on the road. I believe you told me before
38:45
Speaker 2: we started.
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Speaker 1: You're in Conroe, Texas, on the campaign trail to become
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Speaker 1: the next United States senator for the lone Star state.
38:50
Speaker 2: How's the campaign going and where do we learn more info.
38:53
Speaker 10: Yeah, kenpaxon dot com and at Ken Paxson Tx the
38:56
Speaker 10: place to go to donate.
38:57
Speaker 11: We need all the help we can because John Cornyn
38:59
Speaker 11: is spending about three million a week. It's all coming
39:01
Speaker 11: from Washington.
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Speaker 10: He doesn't have a message because in the last forty years,
39:05
Speaker 10: and I've asked people all of the state and no
39:06
Speaker 10: one's given me an answer. What remarkable thing is John
39:09
Speaker 10: Corny accomplished in forty years and there is no answer.
39:11
Speaker 10: All we can talk about is his limiting gun rights
39:15
Speaker 10: with Joe Biden by restricting the Second Amendment. We can
39:17
Speaker 10: talk about him fighting the border wall and voting for
39:20
Speaker 10: amnesty over and over. We talk about his opposition for
39:22
Speaker 10: President Trump in the twenty twenty four election.
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Speaker 1: Get him out him, Cassidy, the whole slew of these
39:27
Speaker 1: guys that have been in thirty forty years, that voted
39:30
Speaker 1: to impeach, that voted against the border wall, that voted
39:33
Speaker 1: against Trump, all these old GOP senators that have been
39:36
Speaker 1: in too damn long. Get rid of them. Ken, you
39:38
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Speaker 1: To learn more about Ken's bid to take that Senate
39:43
Speaker 1: seat away from another Rhino. Ken God bless you stay
39:46
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39:47
Speaker 11: Hey, thank you?
39:48
Speaker 2: Yep.
39:49
Speaker 1: Up Next, Louisiana's Governor, Jeff Landry sent a letter a
39:52
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago the Secretary of War Pete Hegseth,
39:55
Speaker 1: requesting troops be sent into his state to help clean
39:58
Speaker 1: up the crime and the illegal, specifically in blue cities
40:01
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40:05
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40:08
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Speaker 1: a candidate spot like tonight, Louisiana State Treasurer doctor John
42:36
Speaker 1: Fleming is running for US Senate, challenging the incumbent Republican
42:41
Speaker 1: senator Bill Cassidy.
42:42
Speaker 2: You remember that name. I'll tell you why in a second.
42:45
Speaker 1: Fleming is a military vet like me, former naval officer,
42:48
Speaker 1: family physician, former congressman for Louisiana's fourth District, a businessman,
42:53
Speaker 1: and he also served as senior advisor to President Trump
42:56
Speaker 1: before being elected as Louisiana State Treasurer in twenty twenty three.
43:00
Speaker 1: He's also been highly critical of his opponent, blasting Cassidy
43:04
Speaker 1: for failing the people of Louisiana, especially in his vote
43:08
Speaker 1: to convict President Trump during the second Phony impeachment trial. Yeah,
43:14
Speaker 1: that Bill Cassidy, Remember him. A recent statewide survey by
43:18
Speaker 1: JMC Analytics and Polling shows that Fleming is edging out
43:22
Speaker 1: Cassidy in the Republican Senate primary. Fleming holds twenty five
43:26
Speaker 1: percent support, nearly head of Cassidy at twenty three. The
43:29
Speaker 1: other candidates in the race hold a combined of only
43:33
Speaker 1: seventeen And then there's thirty five percent in this poll
43:36
Speaker 1: that say they're still undecided.
43:38
Speaker 2: Of course it's early. That's twenty twenty six. I get
43:40
Speaker 2: it now.
43:41
Speaker 1: When it comes to war chests, Cassidy continues to maintain
43:44
Speaker 1: a significant cash advantage over his GOP primary challenges.
43:48
Speaker 2: But as we know, money don't always buy the race.
43:51
Speaker 2: Ask Hillary Clinton about that.
43:52
Speaker 1: With Donald Trump, Cassidy raised one point three million dollars
43:56
Speaker 1: between July and September, bringing his total campaign cash to
43:59
Speaker 1: about No.
44:00
Speaker 2: Nine and a half million bucks.
44:01
Speaker 1: State Senator Blake Migez, who also is in the running,
44:05
Speaker 1: reportedly has about two and a half million bucks. Fleming,
44:08
Speaker 1: I'm told raise the over two and a half million dollars,
44:11
Speaker 1: but a lot of it came from personal loans to
44:13
Speaker 1: his campaign and probably putting some of his own cash in.
44:15
Speaker 2: That's how much he wants this spot. And we've had
44:17
Speaker 2: John on before. I like him.
44:19
Speaker 1: I think he's going to be a great senator, and
44:20
Speaker 1: anybody that went against Trump in those appeachments doesn't need
44:23
Speaker 1: to be in the Senate.
44:24
Speaker 2: In my opinion.
44:25
Speaker 1: Joining me now the Louisiana State Treasurer and candidate for
44:29
Speaker 1: United States Senate from the great state of Louisiana, doctor
44:31
Speaker 1: John Fleming.
44:32
Speaker 2: Nice smile there. I think I got him excited. John.
44:35
Speaker 12: How you doing, brother, I'm doing great, Dan, and I
44:38
Speaker 12: absolutely agree with you. I think anybody who was among
44:43
Speaker 12: certainly the seven Republican senators who voted to convict Trump
44:47
Speaker 12: and gave no reason why. I mean they actually had
44:49
Speaker 12: a trial. He didn't vote to impeach, he voted to convict.
44:53
Speaker 12: And that's high crimes and misdemeanors. And yet we're waiting
44:56
Speaker 12: to find out what those high crimes were because they've
44:59
Speaker 12: never been because they don't exist.
45:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, I heard that, and I didn't have this in
45:04
Speaker 1: the build up because I wanted to get your take
45:06
Speaker 1: on it. Is there another GOP person now that just
45:09
Speaker 1: jumped in? This is a state Rep of years? I
45:11
Speaker 1: guess this is Julie Emerson. She just correct, Yeah, she
45:15
Speaker 1: just jumped in. She's according to her a maga gal.
45:19
Speaker 1: I don't have any new polling on her, but the
45:21
Speaker 1: last time I looked again, you were still pretty much
45:25
Speaker 1: in the lead over everybody. Has this entrance of that
45:29
Speaker 1: state rep changed anything since last we spoke.
45:31
Speaker 12: Well, we actually pull this when she got in, and
45:37
Speaker 12: she's among that seventeen percent. That's actually five candidates who
45:41
Speaker 12: are all lumped together adding up to seventeen percent, Cassidy
45:45
Speaker 12: twenty three percent.
45:46
Speaker 2: I might at twenty five.
45:48
Speaker 12: And then in the runoff between me and Cassidy, I
45:51
Speaker 12: win by eleven points forty to twenty nine.
45:54
Speaker 1: Okay, let's talk about a couple of the things that
45:57
Speaker 1: you want to do if you win this next year
45:59
Speaker 1: and get in the Senate. Give me the top three
46:01
Speaker 1: things that you really want to focus in on. And
46:03
Speaker 1: then I want to touch on something that your Governor
46:06
Speaker 1: Landry's been doing there and get your take on that.
46:07
Speaker 1: But give me the top three that a Senator Well
46:09
Speaker 1: Fleming would be involved with.
46:11
Speaker 12: Well number one, we have a big problem in Louisiana,
46:14
Speaker 12: but it's across the country called carbon capture and sequestration.
46:18
Speaker 12: It's a climate ideology scam and hundreds of billions of
46:23
Speaker 12: dollars are behind it. It dumps carbon dioxide in the ground,
46:27
Speaker 12: and I'm opposed to it. I'm the only candidate in
46:29
Speaker 12: this race, including Cassidy, who actually opposes this. It's a
46:34
Speaker 12: waste of taxpayer money, it's dangerous, and it actually utilizes
46:40
Speaker 12: imminent domain to take away people's land without their permissions.
46:43
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't like that phrase. All right, what's the
46:45
Speaker 2: other two? John?
46:46
Speaker 12: The other two is, as you know, I'm a physician,
46:49
Speaker 12: I voted against Obamacare, and what do you see with
46:53
Speaker 12: the shutdown Obamacare? These subsidies are so high now just
46:57
Speaker 12: to keep the premiums.
46:59
Speaker 2: To be reasonable. It's ridiculous.
47:02
Speaker 12: There was no There was not one word in the
47:04
Speaker 12: three thousand page bill back in twenty ten that said
47:07
Speaker 12: anything about lowering the cost of care, and now we're
47:11
Speaker 12: suffering from it. We need to go back and completely
47:14
Speaker 12: revamp healthcare, bring back the marketplace, and have transparency of
47:19
Speaker 12: pricing and competition.
47:21
Speaker 2: That's how we do it.
47:22
Speaker 1: Competition, that's what in a capitalist society makes someone go, hey,
47:26
Speaker 1: I'll make it five bucks cheaper so I can get
47:28
Speaker 1: the business.
47:29
Speaker 2: Come on. And the third one and that I want
47:31
Speaker 2: to talk to you about crime and immigration.
47:34
Speaker 12: Well, I would just say for the third one is
47:37
Speaker 12: that we need to rebuild our military. I think PK
47:40
Speaker 12: said Heisla is doing the right thing. We need to
47:43
Speaker 12: build our navy in particular, we're falling behind in that.
47:46
Speaker 12: We got to be competitive with China and other MANIVO
47:50
Speaker 12: countries out there.
47:51
Speaker 1: I totally agree. And strong in the air, I'm biased
47:54
Speaker 1: Air Force guy. Navy guy. Okay, Jeff Landry, your governor
48:01
Speaker 1: sent a letter looks like just a couple of weeks
48:03
Speaker 1: ago two Pete hag Seth, Secretary of War, requesting like
48:07
Speaker 1: about a thousand troops come down to your state, specifically
48:10
Speaker 1: to go into blue cities like New Orleans to clean
48:13
Speaker 1: it up. This is illegal aliens, and this is just
48:16
Speaker 1: crime overall. We've seen Trump do it in DC, in Memphis,
48:20
Speaker 1: He's done it in other places and it is working.
48:22
Speaker 1: What do you think about that in your state?
48:24
Speaker 12: Well, we love New Orleans. New Orleans is the marquis
48:28
Speaker 12: city of the state of Louisiana, but it is a
48:31
Speaker 12: basket case. Their finances are all upside down. They don't
48:36
Speaker 12: enforce the laws, they don't prosecute criminals, and so I
48:40
Speaker 12: support the governor in deploying troops into certainly New Orleans,
48:46
Speaker 12: but perhaps even other cities like Batoche where we still
48:49
Speaker 12: have high crime rates.
48:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been to Benton Rouge. It's got some issues too. John.
48:53
Speaker 2: If folks want to learn more about.
48:55
Speaker 1: Your bid to take out Cassidy and become the next
48:58
Speaker 1: United States senator next year in the great City Louisiana,
49:00
Speaker 1: how do they do so.
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Speaker 12: Sir, go to flemingsenatecampaign dot com. Flemingsenatecampaign dot com. Everything
49:07
Speaker 12: you need is right there.
49:08
Speaker 1: Doctor John Fleming has always nice, steady hand like to
49:12
Speaker 1: see you. Thanks for coming on and weighing in. You
49:14
Speaker 1: take care, sir, sir, appreciate it. Stick around in tonight's
49:18
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49:22
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49:25
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49:29
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49:30
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51:55
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51:58
Speaker 1: the sacrifice, and the service of our first responders. It's
52:02
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52:07
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52:08
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52:14
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52:15
Speaker 2: That was yesterday. I even missed it. I feel bad.
52:18
Speaker 2: That's why we're doing this segment.
52:20
Speaker 1: Yesterday's events across the country offered moments of gratitude and
52:24
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52:30
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52:35
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52:40
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52:43
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52:46
Speaker 1: People run away. Another huge event honoring law enforcement and military,
52:52
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52:55
Speaker 1: on Veterans Day. That's Tuesday, November eleventh this year, and
53:00
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53:04
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53:08
Speaker 1: There's some amazing guests that are going to be at
53:10
Speaker 1: this event. Speakers, entertainers. Let's just name a few, shall we.
53:16
Speaker 1: I think there's thirty some I can't hit them all.
53:17
Speaker 1: Homeland Security Secretary Christy nom Director of National Intelligence Tulsey Gabbard.
53:22
Speaker 1: Borders are maple, Tom Homan, The new drugs are Sarah Carter,
53:26
Speaker 1: The new Ice Director Todd Lyons, Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks,
53:30
Speaker 1: General Michael Flynn. Love and having him there. The entertainment
53:33
Speaker 1: is going to be by a good friend of ours.
53:35
Speaker 1: You've seen him on the show.
53:36
Speaker 2: Love him.
53:37
Speaker 1: I mean, if you haven't listened to Stained or his
53:40
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53:43
Speaker 1: Check him out. Aaron Lewis will be there. And then
53:45
Speaker 1: of course the big part, there's all the faces. We
53:48
Speaker 1: will be handing out awards and tributes and honors to
53:51
Speaker 1: those who show off every day their courage and their
53:54
Speaker 1: dedication to protect our great nation. Here not to fill
53:58
Speaker 1: me in and you on what's happening next month, in
54:01
Speaker 1: honoring our first responders, specifically those in law enforcement and
54:05
Speaker 1: the military who putting themselves on the line every day
54:08
Speaker 1: for our safety. He's the owner of Law Enforcement Today
54:11
Speaker 1: and Blue Lives Matter. Kyle Ray is back on the program.
54:15
Speaker 2: Kyle, nice to see you here. I have been well.
54:19
Speaker 1: You've been sending me the flyer for this event and
54:21
Speaker 1: the links and we've been talking about it for months.
54:23
Speaker 2: What a lineup.
54:24
Speaker 1: And as Kyle starts talking, guys in the back, if
54:26
Speaker 1: you can roll that again, you've got almost all of
54:30
Speaker 1: Trump's cabinet showing up. You've got I love Aaron Lewis,
54:34
Speaker 1: You've got other dignitaries. But the main thing this is
54:37
Speaker 1: about honoring people that put those uniforms on. So let's
54:41
Speaker 1: talk about that part and then we'll get to some
54:43
Speaker 1: of the names and recognizable faces that'll be there.
54:46
Speaker 2: Yeah.
54:46
Speaker 13: Absolutely, you know, Dan, we really wanted to do something
54:48
Speaker 13: after four years of attacks on law enforcement and four
54:51
Speaker 13: years quite frankly of attacks on our military, to honor
54:54
Speaker 13: those who serve and protect our communities in our country.
54:57
Speaker 13: So we are doing this as a benefit to the
54:59
Speaker 13: Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation. It's a five oh one
55:02
Speaker 13: c three. They've raised money to support the families of
55:05
Speaker 13: wounded and fallen officers, and we just time to get
55:08
Speaker 13: in the fight to honor the men and women who serve,
55:11
Speaker 13: and to be very very vocal, it is a God
55:14
Speaker 13: centered event. We are weaving got into the foundation of
55:18
Speaker 13: this from the very beginning to the very end. We've
55:20
Speaker 13: got a private VIP roundtable in the beginning, which is
55:23
Speaker 13: a briefing of a lot of the directors, and then
55:26
Speaker 13: then we dive in and we party with the protectors.
55:29
Speaker 1: I love that I saw, oh, Nick FRIEDI is one
55:32
Speaker 1: of the honorees there. I'm looking at some other faces
55:34
Speaker 1: I recognize. I saw Cash Battel up there.
55:37
Speaker 13: Afric bet David's going to be there, Graham Allen's going
55:39
Speaker 13: to be there.
55:40
Speaker 2: We love Scott Lebato. You haven't Scotti artists sat.
55:44
Speaker 1: I see Dan Bongino, Marco Rubio, I see speaker Johnson,
55:49
Speaker 1: I see Tulsi Cash Battel, FBI director. I mean this
55:53
Speaker 1: is like I said, who's who of people that are
55:56
Speaker 1: out protecting us, that are on the front lines.
55:58
Speaker 2: There's Joe Kent. We love Joe.
56:00
Speaker 1: He's a regular on the show. And then some of
56:02
Speaker 1: the folks you're honoring are great patriots as well. And
56:05
Speaker 1: I can't wait for the entertainment. I see special guests right,
56:08
Speaker 1: there's our Sheriff Mark Lamb. Was just going to think
56:10
Speaker 1: yesterday or day before, this is going to be a great,
56:12
Speaker 1: great affair, and remind folks one more time because this
56:16
Speaker 1: is going to the children of the fallen and the spouses.
56:20
Speaker 1: This isn't going to a police group, folks. So if
56:23
Speaker 1: you're questionable because you had a bad experience when you
56:25
Speaker 1: get pulled over for a speeding ticket. It's not going
56:28
Speaker 1: to cops. It's going to when they get killed on
56:31
Speaker 1: the front lines.
56:31
Speaker 2: Protecting you and me. It's going to help their family.
56:35
Speaker 13: Yeah, exactly, Dan. We've got the RSVPs from a lot
56:38
Speaker 13: of these heads of agencies have been pouring in. We're
56:39
Speaker 13: still waiting on more to come in. But you're right.
56:42
Speaker 13: It's a five oh one C three, so it's fully
56:44
Speaker 13: tax deductible. This is about, regardless of where you stand politically,
56:48
Speaker 13: regardless of where you stand with your feelings about law enforcement,
56:51
Speaker 13: when these men and women strap on a gun and
56:53
Speaker 13: a badge every single day, the kiss their families goodbye,
56:55
Speaker 13: and they hope that they return to them, and many
56:57
Speaker 13: of them don't, or many of them when they do,
56:59
Speaker 13: they're severely wounded physically, emotionally, spiritual. This organization, the Federal
57:03
Speaker 13: Law Enforcement Officers Association, and the Foundation take care of
57:06
Speaker 13: these men and women. We're actually doing a special presentation
57:10
Speaker 13: DHS Secretary nome Ice Director todd Lyons and borders are
57:14
Speaker 13: Tom Holman are going to be presenting an award to
57:16
Speaker 13: a nine year old girl for her bravery. She held
57:19
Speaker 13: the hand of her four year old sister as she
57:21
Speaker 13: died after being killed by an illegal immigrant. So we've
57:24
Speaker 13: got a two angel families. It is going to be
57:27
Speaker 13: a very powerful night where we honor the fallen, we
57:30
Speaker 13: honor the living, and we honor God.
57:33
Speaker 2: Amen, Amen and amen. I love that brother.
57:35
Speaker 1: You know, we just we lost two in the line
57:37
Speaker 1: of duty out here in Camifornia where I live, La Mesa, California,
57:40
Speaker 1: near San Diego. A young twenty five year old female
57:43
Speaker 1: cop was literally stopping I think to.
57:46
Speaker 2: Assist with something.
57:47
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was an accident or whatever,
57:50
Speaker 1: and she got hit by a car and killed. And
57:52
Speaker 1: then just a day or so ago, I know everybody's
57:53
Speaker 1: seen the video of that high speed motorcycle chase where
57:56
Speaker 1: the guy hit the car and flipped over and the
57:57
Speaker 1: cops arrested him. He was running because he had just
57:59
Speaker 1: shot and killed. I think it was a deputy sheriff
58:01
Speaker 1: in San Bernardino. So just literally two cops killed this
58:05
Speaker 1: week alone in California while doing their job, trying to
58:08
Speaker 1: serve and protect. If they want to learn more info
58:12
Speaker 1: Kyle on how they can come to this amazing event
58:14
Speaker 1: or just donate to the charity. And I hope that
58:16
Speaker 1: we will broadcast some of this if we got our
58:18
Speaker 1: cameras there so they can see it. How do they
58:20
Speaker 1: learn more about your Big Blue Bash that's coming up
58:23
Speaker 1: next month?
58:23
Speaker 7: Real simple, Big Blue bash dot com.
58:25
Speaker 13: It's going to redirect to that URL that's up on
58:27
Speaker 13: the screen, but Big Blue bash dot com. My email
58:29
Speaker 13: address is on there, Dan Kyle at Silent Partner Marketing
58:33
Speaker 13: dot com. If people message me, if they are a
58:35
Speaker 13: first responder of veteran or have someone who's going to
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Speaker 13: stepped up to help subsidize some of their ticket prices.
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Speaker 13: So if they me at the email address that's on
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Speaker 13: Big Blue bash dot com, I could hook them up
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Speaker 13: with a promo code.
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Speaker 1: There you go. You guys heard that. So if you're
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Speaker 1: serving right now and you want to attend, there you go.
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Speaker 1: You can get a big discount. Some nice, very wealthy,
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Speaker 1: gracious folks are donating to help get you there. Kyle,
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Speaker 1: you take care, brother, Thank you this yep, and folks,
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Speaker 1: that's going to do it for another edition of Real
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