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Sheriff Mark Lamb Exposes the Plot to STEAL Arizona's Congressional Race · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: They never talk about the job that I did. They
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Speaker 1: only talk about personal things, personal lies and attacks. They
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Speaker 1: don't talk about the job that I did and what
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Speaker 1: the people of Arizona want and Americans want. They're sick
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Speaker 1: and tired of negative politics. They want candidates to focus
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Speaker 1: on the issues.
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Speaker 2: I don't like what I'm seeing out of this race.
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Speaker 2: And I'm going to say that knowing how popular you
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Speaker 2: are in so much of Arizona, knowing that you've gotten
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Speaker 2: the endorsement of President Trump, but to me, a favor
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Speaker 2: in comparing contrast running for county sheriff with running for
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Speaker 2: a US House of Representative seat, is it different?
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Speaker 1: It's been very different. Look, I enjoyed being the sheriff.
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Speaker 1: I have a tough race.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 1: I had some real nasty guy run against me when
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Speaker 1: I was running for sheriff the second time. The Senate
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Speaker 1: race was far less nasty than this congressional race. To me,
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Speaker 1: it is really it's really surprising that somebody would not
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Speaker 1: only put up a ton of their money, which we
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Speaker 1: may maybe dark money, but that they would try to
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Speaker 1: destroy the character and the family of another person only
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Speaker 1: because they want a political office. And that's what I've
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Speaker 1: run into in this congressional race. I have a candidate
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Speaker 1: that's running against me in the Republican primary that has
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Speaker 1: no shot of winning.
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Speaker 4: We have the redone polling, we're still plotting them.
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Speaker 1: But she has taken this opportunity to fuel fire with
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Speaker 1: the media and then taken that and he's actually gone
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Speaker 1: out and not done anything to promote his own campaign,
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Speaker 1: but just to tear me and my family down and
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Speaker 1: all the good work that I've done over the last
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Speaker 1: eight years as a sheriff. But here's the thing, Joe.
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Speaker 1: They never talk about the job that I did. They
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Speaker 1: only talk about personal things, personal lies and attacks. They
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Speaker 1: don't talk about the job that I did and what
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Speaker 1: the people of Arizona want and Americans want. They're sick
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Speaker 1: and tired of negative politics. They want candidates to focus
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Speaker 1: on the issues and actually do what's right for Americans.
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Speaker 1: So I think people are afraid, are sick and tired
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Speaker 1: of it. But this is exactly why good people don't run,
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Speaker 1: and it's also why Republicans they're losing elections.
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Speaker 2: It's a former sheriff of Mark Lampanel Kenny, Arizona, running
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Speaker 2: for District five Republican Great State of Arizona. What's interesting
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Speaker 2: to me is that I'm seeing a lot of this
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Speaker 2: in similar races. Mark, I think there's a so called
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Speaker 2: Republican that jumps in to water somebody like you down,
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Speaker 2: to attack you, because the real motivation here is to
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Speaker 2: have a Democrat get a seat that a Democrat didn't
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Speaker 2: have before. Andy Biggs is the sitting representative in that seat,
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Speaker 2: and he's done a good job. You are the obvious candidate,
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Speaker 2: the obvious choice to take his place as he runs
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Speaker 2: for governor of the state of Arizona. So do you
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Speaker 2: think there's anything to what I just said that this
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Speaker 2: could be? You said dark money quickly? Could this be
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Speaker 2: a Democrat operation to let water down Lamb and make
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Speaker 2: him look as bad as possible, maybe we grab that seat.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, We're hearing from a lot of people that the
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Speaker 1: opponent I have is probably a Democrat plan. We've heard
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Speaker 1: from the White House and other places too that they're
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Speaker 1: seeing this all across this country. President Trump has been
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Speaker 1: winning the people that he's been endorsing or winning their primaries,
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Speaker 1: their elections, and now you start to see it here
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Speaker 1: at Arizona. We're a late primary, and all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: now we're getting attacked, and the attacks are actually coming
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Speaker 1: worse from within within the own party, and so we
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Speaker 1: have to We've gotten a lot of information that this
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Speaker 1: is probably a Democrat plant.
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Speaker 4: The dark money.
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Speaker 1: I think outside of thirty thousand dollars, every bit of
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Speaker 1: one point five million, I think that they've raised has
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Speaker 1: been just a big chunk from the actual candidate.
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Speaker 4: So you have to question where that money came from.
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Speaker 2: It's Sheriff Mark Lamb running for District five. And again,
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Speaker 2: if you're in District five and you guys listen to
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Speaker 2: me every night, this is the guy for you. He's
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Speaker 2: Trump endorsed and you know the job that he's done
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Speaker 2: as Paneal County sheriff. Can you describe District five? Is
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Speaker 2: Panal County in District five? Is it any border county?
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Speaker 3: So?
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Speaker 1: Panal County is part of District five, so it's part
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Speaker 1: of Maricopa County. So this could be Southeast Valley of
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Speaker 1: the Phoenix area. It's gonna be South Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek,
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Speaker 1: Santam Valley, East Mesa, and Apache Junction is the district.
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Speaker 1: It's a very strong red district. It's a great district.
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Speaker 4: A lot of great.
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Speaker 1: Middle probably a middle class to slow high income, very
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Speaker 1: religious folks. This is a great district and that's why
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Speaker 1: it's consistently been one of the best districts in Arizona.
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Speaker 4: And I'm honored to be able to run for the seat.
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Speaker 2: Are the people in Arizona ready for the border to
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Speaker 2: be as secure as you and I want it to be.
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Speaker 2: And I'm not asking a sort of a general question.
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Speaker 2: I mean specifically as a purplish state, we're told is
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Speaker 2: that state done with illegal immigration coming and causing mayhem,
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Speaker 2: causing crime? Are they more in support with how you
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Speaker 2: enforced the border as the Pinal County sheriff and those
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Speaker 2: who are wondering geographic, it's not a border county. It
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Speaker 2: is because you, guys, border the Indian Reservation, and the
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Speaker 2: reservation borders the border, or it straddles the border. Right,
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Speaker 2: So are they ready as a state or actually that
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Speaker 2: district which is more important. Are they ready for the
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Speaker 2: border to be secure, really closed and get back to
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Speaker 2: to having a good life, not worrying about who's coming across.
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Speaker 4: Well, they are.
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Speaker 1: And to get to your point, the budget just was released,
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Speaker 1: and the budget contains a lot of money that's going
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Speaker 1: to go towards making sure that we continue to secure
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Speaker 1: the border. President Trump has come in and done a
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Speaker 1: really great job the executive orders that this is the issue.
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Speaker 1: We're working on executive orders, and those could go away
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Speaker 1: overnight if we got the wrong administration back in there
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Speaker 1: like we had with Biden. So we've got to make
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Speaker 1: sure we get people that understand the border back to Washington. Now,
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Speaker 1: you might be saying, if you're listening somewhere in the country, thinking,
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Speaker 1: how how's the border still the number one? You know,
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Speaker 1: it's still a top issue. We just did polling last week, which,
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Speaker 1: by the way, shows were really strong and winning by
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Speaker 1: a large, large margin in this primary. But it also
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Speaker 1: told us that the number one issue was still border
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Speaker 1: and immigration. Number two was the economy, and number three
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Speaker 1: was election integrity right here in this district. And so
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Speaker 1: it is still one of the top issues, and Arizona's
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Speaker 1: have an appetite because we've seen it firsthand of fixing
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Speaker 1: this immigration problem and the border security problem long term
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Speaker 1: HR two. They're trying to get that through right now.
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Speaker 1: They did it a few years ago. Senate surprise, surprise,
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Speaker 1: didn't pick it up.
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Speaker 4: And run it through.
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Speaker 1: Now we're doing it again. So let's hope that HR
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Speaker 1: two gets through the House again onto the Senate, and
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Speaker 1: let's hope the Senate actually do what does what's right
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Speaker 1: for the American people.
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Speaker 2: It's a sheriff, Mark Lamb. Go to is it America's
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Speaker 2: Sheriff dot com? Is it still still up and running
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Speaker 2: or is it aflame dot com?
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Speaker 4: You can go to Marklamb dot us.
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Speaker 1: All right now, Mark Lamb dot us, and I would
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Speaker 1: love any support you can get on this campaign. We're
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Speaker 1: trying to close out this fundraising site this quarter by
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Speaker 1: the end of the month, So if you want to
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Speaker 1: donate a few bucks, doesn't matter where you're from in
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Speaker 1: this country. The decisions and the votes that we that
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Speaker 1: I make in Arizona will affect you just as much
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Speaker 1: as if you live in Indiana or our Michigan or
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Speaker 1: any one of those states you know in this where
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Speaker 1: every vote from every congressman affects every state.
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Speaker 2: Marklam dot us, M A R K l A MB
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Speaker 2: dot us, go and support his candidacy. Well, when it
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Speaker 2: comes to what you're running for, a lot of people
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Speaker 2: can get lost in the noise, and there's a lot
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Speaker 2: of noise you're attacking you, your family, your value system,
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Speaker 2: which is stupid. I've known you a long time. Your
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Speaker 2: values are top notch. I don't understand why they're doing it,
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Speaker 2: but they're doing it, and people have a very short
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Speaker 2: attention span. Are you fearful that people will buy the
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Speaker 2: narrative that they're trying to hang around your neck?
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Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 1: Sure, Look, I mean there's got to be some people
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Speaker 1: that are gonna I don't know. Republicans don't ever. We
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Speaker 1: don't believe the fake media, but all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: if you write something about somebody who's a high profile,
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Speaker 1: there's going to be a certain percentage of people. The
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Speaker 1: majority of the people, like I said, are tired of
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Speaker 1: this negative politics. The majority of the people know these
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Speaker 1: are lies. They have seen the body of my work.
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Speaker 1: Like the scriptures say, by their fruits you shall know them.
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Speaker 1: I've got in just I'm not Johnny cum Lately. I've
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Speaker 1: been in this political field, and I've been on an
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Speaker 1: a national level, and I've been fighting for border security,
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Speaker 1: I've been fighting against COVID. I have taken a national
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Speaker 1: stance on many issues. And this is what happens. You know,
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Speaker 1: you get in the crosshairs of people that don't want
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Speaker 1: you in Washington, d C. But the fact that the
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Speaker 1: paper is attacked me should tell every Republican I'm exactly
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Speaker 1: who they want in Congress because they clearly don't want
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Speaker 1: me there, and honestly, Washington, d C. This is why
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Speaker 1: they're trying so hard to keep a guy like myself
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Speaker 1: out of there, is because they know that I represent
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Speaker 1: the people.
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Speaker 2: Marklamb dot Us Marklamb dot Us at Sheriff of Mark
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Speaker 2: Lamb retired Panel County, Arizona, running for District five Republican
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Speaker 2: Grace State of Arizona. Let me finish with this. I
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Speaker 2: don't know how it works in Arizona. Here in Texas,
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Speaker 2: you get one Republican, you get one Democrat. They run
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Speaker 2: against each other in the general. In California, the top
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Speaker 2: two vote getters doesn't matter what party they're in, they
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Speaker 2: run for the general. Is it a Republican versus a
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Speaker 2: Democrat in November?
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Speaker 4: Well, thankfully, we don't have rank choice voting. We have
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Speaker 4: straight up voting.
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Speaker 1: So we're gonna have one Republican and one Democrat. And
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Speaker 1: if you have independence, which we don't in this race,
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Speaker 1: you could potentially have an independent as well. But we're
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Speaker 1: gonna have one Republican, one Democrat, and this, like I said,
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Speaker 1: is a very strong red district.
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Speaker 2: Is it a runoff system? Where here in Texas you've
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Speaker 2: got to have fifty percent plus one to win the
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Speaker 2: actual primary. If not, you've got to do a runoff
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Speaker 2: like here in this state, we just had Senator John
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Speaker 2: Cornyn do a runoff against Ken Paxton. Paxton beat him.
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Speaker 2: Is there a runoff system or just the top vote
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Speaker 2: get her wins?
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Speaker 1: The top vote we get her wins? Is how it
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Speaker 1: should be? You know, the winner, the guy who gets
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Speaker 1: the most votes to move on. This whole is expensive
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Speaker 1: to run elections, so when you do these as the runoffs,
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Speaker 1: it's ridiculous. She gets some of the wins, then it
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Speaker 1: goes to a runoff, and you're waste some more money.
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Speaker 4: It should just be whoever wins goes off to the
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Speaker 4: general election.
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Speaker 2: You and I cannot agree more. Should you get to
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Speaker 2: Congress next January? What's job one?
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Speaker 4: Job one? I think is we have to secure the
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Speaker 4: border and fix immigrations. That job one.
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Speaker 1: Job two is start to figure out how many how
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Speaker 1: we can peel back the government overreach that we have
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Speaker 1: in our lives. Start peeling back all these restrict restrictions,
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Speaker 1: all these requirements, all these fees, and everything that the
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Speaker 1: government is imposed on the American people. We got to
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Speaker 1: take the boot of government off the throat of the
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Speaker 1: American people and let the American businesses, the American economy
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Speaker 1: drive itself forward. But as long as government continues to
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Speaker 1: get in the way, we're going to have a problem.
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Speaker 4: So I'd love to be that guy that stands there
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Speaker 4: and says we don't.
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Speaker 1: Need more government. We need to be more efficient with
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Speaker 1: the people's tax dollars. And so there's a lot of
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Speaker 1: work to do there. I think long we got some
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Speaker 1: long term stuff and we had to work on IRS
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Speaker 1: is out of control.
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Speaker 4: Taxes are out of control.
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Speaker 1: People are restrictions on our constitutional rights, including our Second Amendment.
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Speaker 1: That's got to get back to where the founding fathers intended.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of work that needs to be done,
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Speaker 1: and we need real patriots in Washington to do it.
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Speaker 2: I know how much people in the Sheriff's department loved
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Speaker 2: working for you. I know Frank very well. I know
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Speaker 2: a couple of other deputies in Panel County as well,
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Speaker 2: just from lipd and from other stuff. I know that
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Speaker 2: you did it right as the leader of the police.
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Speaker 2: The reason I bring this up is policing in America
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Speaker 2: really depends on what county, what city, what area, what
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Speaker 2: state you're in. In Minnesota, in Minneapol, they cut the
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Speaker 2: budget and then complained that there wasn't enough law enforcement.
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Speaker 2: In New York, you've got a police force fifty sixty
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Speaker 2: thousand large that don't want to work from Umdani. I
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Speaker 2: know the deputies wanted to work for you. If you
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Speaker 2: had the button where you could fix policing and the
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Speaker 2: relationship between those police work for and the job they're doing.
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Speaker 2: How do you fix it. There's such a diversity and
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Speaker 2: how police officers or sheriff deputies are treated in this country.
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Speaker 2: I'd like to see it fix. Can it be.
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Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 1: First of all, if you try to fix it by
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Speaker 1: throwing a blanket over nationally, each district, each area has
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Speaker 1: its different problems. However, leadership and good leadership is consistent.
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Speaker 1: What you need is you don't need mayors and city
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Speaker 1: councils telling police chiefs or sheriffs.
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Speaker 4: Sheriffs. They can't tell us what to do anyway.
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Speaker 1: I think this is the beauty of the Office of
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Speaker 1: sheriff is that we at work for the people, not
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Speaker 1: for some mayor not for some city council. That's why
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Speaker 1: you see the problems that you're seeing in Minneapolis or California.
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Speaker 1: You have these local politicians that have determined that they
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Speaker 1: want to create laws that make it impossible for local
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Speaker 1: law enforcement to work with our federal partners. And so
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Speaker 1: what I would like to see on a whole is
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Speaker 1: more law enforcement leadership with a backbone, with a set
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Speaker 1: of you know, with a pair to be able to
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Speaker 1: go in and actually stand up for what's right and
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Speaker 1: do the hard work that's necessary to protect our communities
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Speaker 1: from the bad guys and frankly from government overreach as well.
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Speaker 2: How does a frontline police officer, or sheriff's deputy or
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Speaker 2: state police officer, how do they react when you've got
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Speaker 2: somebody like mum Donnie who says, I don't think people
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Speaker 2: should be in Rikers Island. I think that people should
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Speaker 2: be let out of no cash bail. Says Alvin Bragg
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Speaker 2: in New York. I mean, how do you even do
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Speaker 2: the job knowing that you could die tonight on the
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Speaker 2: job that you've decided to do, and the city hall
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Speaker 2: doesn't have your back. The prosecutor doesn't have your back,
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Speaker 2: the governor doesn't have your back. That's got I mean,
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Speaker 2: the morale's got to suck in places like that.
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Speaker 4: Well, it's kind of a lot like running for Congress.
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Speaker 4: When Congress has a nine percent approval rating.
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Speaker 1: You know, you think, well, I got to go back
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Speaker 1: there and work with these other people. But the reality is,
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Speaker 1: I'm still willing to go back because I have a
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Speaker 1: love for this country. I the love for freedom. I
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Speaker 1: have a servant's heart, and I want to make sure
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Speaker 1: that other people receive that good service. That's what you
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Speaker 1: see in a lot of the law enforcement men and
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Speaker 1: women who still go out and do their job.
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Speaker 4: It's because they love this country and they want to
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Speaker 4: protect those who they serve.
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Speaker 1: Now, there are a lot of them that are just
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Speaker 1: gonna say, well, I'm just not going to do anything.
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna sit here and respond to calls after
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Speaker 1: the smoke is cleared, and we'll just pick up the pieces.
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Speaker 4: And that's not good for society.
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Speaker 1: But that starts when you get bad leadership on a
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Speaker 1: government level, locally or statewide or even federally. And it's
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Speaker 1: even worse when you get it within the agencies, and
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Speaker 1: they just are so concerned about protecting their huge salaries
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Speaker 1: that they don't actually go out and do the right
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Speaker 1: job and protect their people. So yeah, this is a
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Speaker 1: problem that we're seeing on industry wide, and the way
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Speaker 1: we fix it is with real leadership. And I'm afraid
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Speaker 1: that sometimes it's not always easy to find in this profession.
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Speaker 2: Mark lamb dot us is the website. Let me show
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Speaker 2: it to you, Mark lamb Us. He's running for US
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Speaker 2: Congress District five, Republican Great State of Arizona, and he's
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Speaker 2: the man I mean you. I've known you a long time.
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Speaker 2: You've always been the man I thought you were. Sometimes
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Speaker 2: when you meet people that you really like, sometimes when
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Speaker 2: you meet your heroes, they're not they who they look
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Speaker 2: to be. You are exactly who you appear to be.
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Speaker 2: And I want you to be in Congress. I want
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Speaker 2: you to make that happen when it comes to and again,
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Speaker 2: I want to keep going back to policing. There's such
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Speaker 2: a diversity. Are we seeing a migration from cops in
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Speaker 2: Boston and New York going to Arizona, going to Texas,
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Speaker 2: going to Florida, going and finding a job where they
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Speaker 2: can't actually get the support that they deserve from either
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Speaker 2: city hall or the sheriff himself or herself, or from
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Speaker 2: the governor of the state. I gather that we're seeing
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Speaker 2: some of that mark.
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Speaker 4: Do you see that too, You are seeing a migration.
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Speaker 1: Here's the problem, though, cities pay a lot, you know,
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Speaker 1: you go to New California and some of those agencies
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Speaker 1: pay so much money that the change the jump is
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Speaker 1: too big of a jump for a lot of these folks,
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Speaker 1: and they just can't make it. But there are a
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Speaker 1: lot of people. What's even more concerning, Joe is there's
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Speaker 1: a lot of them that are retiring. Guys who still
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Speaker 1: have a good ten years left in their career have
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Speaker 1: decided to just hang it up because the leadership isn't right,
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Speaker 1: or the leadership of the politicians in the city are
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Speaker 1: not right.
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Speaker 4: And that is even more concerning because.
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Speaker 1: All the guys who know how to do the job
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Speaker 1: really well are walking away from it, whether they leave
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Speaker 1: their state or retire. And then what we're left with
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Speaker 1: is a lot of the product that has been the
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Speaker 1: product of this new generation. Maybe they don't work as hard,
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Speaker 1: maybe they're not treating this like a career and more
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Speaker 1: like just a temporary job.
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Speaker 4: That is the challenges we face in this profession now.
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Speaker 1: And unfortunately, those old salty Sea dogs that have really
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Speaker 1: been good for the industry are being really kind of
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Speaker 1: pushed out and really walking out on their own because
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Speaker 1: they're sick and tired of the nonsense.
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Speaker 2: What is the status of Arizona? Mark, And what I
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Speaker 2: mean is politically, I said purple earlier, I think you
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Speaker 2: could probably make a good argument that it's a red state.
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Speaker 2: I think you're voting is screwed up in that state.
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Speaker 2: Has that been remedied? Has that been fixed? Not doing
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Speaker 2: the Save America Act in the Senate, It's ridiculous. They
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Speaker 2: should do the Save America Act and then we won't
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Speaker 2: have to worry about Americapa County taking too long to
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Speaker 2: vote or having the wrong size ballots, or Pinal County
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Speaker 2: not having enough Republican ballots but plenty of Democrat ballots.
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Speaker 1: But here's the problem is Republicans, just like in my race, now,
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17:21
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17:25
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17:27
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Speaker 1: And in Arizona we missed the mark on that and
18:57
Speaker 1: we tend to do all the dirty work for the
18:59
Speaker 1: Democrats flaw before we get to the general. And the
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Speaker 1: other piece is I'm very active nationally in something called
19:05
Speaker 1: Vote for America, where we're actually trying to make sure
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Speaker 1: that people get out and vote Arizona in each election,
19:12
Speaker 1: we're about one hundred and fifty thousand hunters and gun
19:15
Speaker 1: owners and people that just want to be left alone
19:17
Speaker 1: and live the American dream. They're not showing up to vote,
19:20
Speaker 1: and that has a huge impact as well. So this
19:23
Speaker 1: is a call to all Americans out there. You may
19:26
Speaker 1: be disenchanted with both parties and where the what's going
19:30
Speaker 1: on in Washington or at a state level, but not
19:33
Speaker 1: voting is not going to help. You've got to show
19:35
Speaker 1: up and vote or we're going to end up in
19:36
Speaker 1: Arizona like they are in California.
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Speaker 4: So I think we are a red state. But we
19:41
Speaker 4: have got to.
19:41
Speaker 1: Get off this whole beating each other up and we've
19:45
Speaker 1: got to get back to focusing on the issues and
19:47
Speaker 1: focusing on the issues, the Democrat issues which are hurting
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Speaker 1: this country. That's what our focus should be. That's why
19:53
Speaker 1: I say Arizona's red state. We just got to get
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Speaker 1: it right. We're not doing it right right now, and
19:58
Speaker 1: we got to be better.
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Speaker 2: It is a shrif Mark lam retire Panel County Arizona
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Speaker 2: running for District's five Republican Great State of Arizona, go
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Speaker 2: to Mark Lamb dot us. Mark Lamb dot Us. I
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Speaker 2: didn't realize that there was a hunter apathy problem when
20:09
Speaker 2: it came to voting until I talked to my friend
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Speaker 2: Ted Nugent and he said that he signed up hundreds
20:13
Speaker 2: of thousands of hunters that warn't taking part. Whatsoever, I
20:17
Speaker 2: wonder are the hunters and areas I didn't realize there
20:19
Speaker 2: are that many that weren't voting. Are the hunters in
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Speaker 2: Arizona turned off by the fact that they know that
20:24
Speaker 2: there were questions about the voting machines, They know there
20:27
Speaker 2: are questions about the ballot, the ballots that weren't being
20:30
Speaker 2: counted in Americopa County and the lack of a chain
20:32
Speaker 2: of custody on those ballots that were all thrown into
20:35
Speaker 2: a garbage bag. And taking somewhere else and allegedly counted.
20:38
Speaker 2: I mean, hunters aren't stupid, they're smart. Maybe they don't
20:41
Speaker 2: think their vote will count. Can you convince them that
20:43
Speaker 2: it will was done?
20:45
Speaker 3: Well?
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Speaker 1: First of all, I think the hunters are disenchanted with
20:47
Speaker 1: the direction of government in general, Republicans and Democrats number two. Yes,
20:52
Speaker 1: the elections. They think, well, what doesn't matter, my vote
20:55
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. But I think even bigger than that, Joe,
20:58
Speaker 1: is the accountability issue. You know, we continue to see
21:01
Speaker 1: we just saw more information come out about FAUCI, about
21:04
Speaker 1: COVID and the damage it did to this country and
21:07
Speaker 1: the globe, and we're just going to have people walk
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Speaker 1: away scott free, not be held accountable, the auto pen,
21:13
Speaker 1: all of these issues. You know, there's a lot of
21:15
Speaker 1: people angry about Epstein's stuff. This is a lot of
21:18
Speaker 1: things that have built and these people that are gun
21:21
Speaker 1: owners and this want to be left alone. They accountability
21:25
Speaker 1: is a big issue for them. And so as long
21:27
Speaker 1: as we continue to fail to hold people accountable, they're
21:30
Speaker 1: going to say to themselves, what does it matter? Why
21:32
Speaker 1: should I even waste my time going and voting If they're.
21:35
Speaker 4: Not going to do anything.
21:36
Speaker 2: It is Sheriff Mark Lamb, retired Banal County, Arizona, running
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Speaker 2: for District five Republican. Go and check them out, Mark
21:41
Speaker 2: Lamb dot us, Marklamb dot us, this is the website.
21:44
Speaker 2: Go and support as candidacy. You don't have to be
21:46
Speaker 2: in Arizona to support as candidacy. And I'll bet that
21:49
Speaker 2: the other people running for that race are not getting
21:51
Speaker 2: a lot of support from Arizona. They're getting a lot
21:52
Speaker 2: of support from outside. Let me finish with this. If
21:55
Speaker 2: you were the county sheriff where Delaney Hall is in NewYork,
21:59
Speaker 2: New Jersey, how would you handle that ridiculous protest that
22:02
Speaker 2: they're allowing to happen, Burning fires, getting in people's faces,
22:05
Speaker 2: yelling on megaphones, putting all sorts of debris in the streets,
22:08
Speaker 2: hoping to harm the ice and the CBP vehicles. How
22:11
Speaker 2: would you shut that down? Because what they're doing is
22:13
Speaker 2: not legal under the First Amendment. And I don't think
22:15
Speaker 2: that you would take it very long.
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Speaker 4: No, we wouldn't take it at all.
22:19
Speaker 1: We would have arrested them the first day they started
22:21
Speaker 1: this behavior, and we would have assisted our federal partners
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Speaker 1: in protecting that place.
22:26
Speaker 4: Look, they're trying to do a job.
22:28
Speaker 1: The job is to remove people that are in this
22:30
Speaker 1: country illegally, and especially the types of criminals that they're removing.
22:34
Speaker 1: They need local law enforcement to help when people do
22:37
Speaker 1: what they're doing in New Jersey, which is breaking the law.
22:41
Speaker 1: People don't understand the First Amendment has nothing about rioting.
22:45
Speaker 1: It says that you have the right to assemble peaceably
22:48
Speaker 1: and then that you also have the right to petition
22:50
Speaker 1: your government for a redress of grievances. Standing outside of
22:54
Speaker 1: an ice facility checks neither one of those boxes, especially
22:57
Speaker 1: when you're not doing it peaceably. If you have an
23:00
Speaker 1: issue with government, go to where your senator's office or
23:03
Speaker 1: your congressman's officer. Local elected officials don't go to obstruct
23:10
Speaker 1: law enforcement. Here's the law on a federal basis, just
23:13
Speaker 1: and there's state laws too.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
23:15
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four USC. Thirteen twenty four says you cannot conceal,
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Speaker 1: harbor or shield. I mean, if this is if you're
23:21
Speaker 1: out there getting in the way, are you not shielding
23:25
Speaker 1: our federal partners from being able to do their job.
23:28
Speaker 1: And I think that goes as far as to these
23:30
Speaker 1: sanctuary cities too. I think that they should hold some
23:32
Speaker 1: of these people accountable because they're breaking federal law. So
23:36
Speaker 1: what we need is local law enforcement to show up
23:38
Speaker 1: and put some people in cuffs and take them to jail,
23:41
Speaker 1: and some prosecutors to hold them accountable.
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Speaker 4: And I promise you you'll solve that problem right away.
23:46
Speaker 2: Why can't you be sheriff of America. I think that'd
23:48
Speaker 2: be good. I think you would solve a lot of
23:50
Speaker 2: problems very very quickly. It is a sheriff Mark Lamb
23:52
Speaker 2: retired Pennel Kenny, Arizona. Let me finish with one last question.
23:56
Speaker 2: How big an abject failure has Katie Hobbs been and
23:59
Speaker 2: is that expeeriment over? Will you get a Republican in
24:02
Speaker 2: there next time for governor?
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Speaker 4: I do think.
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Speaker 1: I think Andy Biggs is going to easily win the primary,
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Speaker 1: and I think Andy Biggs is going to do well
24:10
Speaker 1: in the general election as well. I think a lot
24:12
Speaker 1: of it depends where we're at nationally, and I think
24:14
Speaker 1: now we're starting to pull and trend back really well.
24:18
Speaker 4: The economy, the Iran thing, all of these things.
24:21
Speaker 1: I think we're starting to trend in the right direction,
24:23
Speaker 1: and that's good timing so that we get into the
24:26
Speaker 1: I think a lot of it's going to depend on
24:27
Speaker 1: the national temperature.
24:30
Speaker 4: We do need to get some changes in this state.
24:32
Speaker 1: You know, we've got two Democrat governor, a Democrat governor,
24:35
Speaker 1: two Democrat senators, and we are better. You know, we
24:40
Speaker 1: can do better than that. And I think that Andy's
24:43
Speaker 1: going to do well in this election. And then Andy's
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Speaker 1: what he said is one of the first things he's
24:47
Speaker 1: going to do is fix elections here in the state
24:49
Speaker 1: of Arizona. And I think that should start with by
24:52
Speaker 1: stop sending out mail out ballots. You cannot expect to
24:55
Speaker 1: have a fair election as long as you're sending ballots
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Speaker 1: out through the mail.
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Speaker 4: That is ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: If you can't, as a citizen show up to vote
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Speaker 1: every couple of years, I mean, that's like that does
25:07
Speaker 1: like the lowest bar of citizenship. Yet we've made it
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Speaker 1: so so convoluted and so rot with potential fraud, and
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Speaker 1: I think Andy Biggs will get that back under control
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Speaker 1: here in the state of Arizona.
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Speaker 2: He's a good man. Sheriff Mark Lamb retired now panel Keny, Arizona.
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Speaker 2: Go to Mark Lamb dot us support is candidacy right
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Speaker 2: now running for District five Republican, Great State of Arizona. Mark,
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Speaker 2: thanks for the time. As always, I wish you nothing
25:32
Speaker 2: but the best in the primary and let's take this
25:34
Speaker 2: thing home. Thanks for the time today.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Joe. I always appreciate you and coming on
25:38
Speaker 4: your show, so thank you.
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Speaker 2: But I also want to give you a story that
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Speaker 2: we did on the show about a couple that did
25:50
Speaker 2: IVF and got the wrong baby. You got to see this.
25:53
Speaker 2: I want to get something off the off the beaten
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Speaker 2: path that Polo has sent my way, and this one's weird,
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Speaker 2: completely off the newspath. I just want to know if
26:03
Speaker 2: you would do what this couple did IVF in vitro fertilization.
26:07
Speaker 2: They were able to conceive, had the fertilized egg implanted,
26:13
Speaker 2: went through the process of having the child, and the
26:16
Speaker 2: child isn't theirs. Let me give you the story from
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Speaker 2: TMZ couple keeping baby that isn't genetically theirs, written by
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Speaker 2: TMZ staff. And there's the couple. It's a white couple.
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Speaker 2: I don't think I'm crossing any boundaries by saying the
26:35
Speaker 2: baby is at least brown. In the story, it probably
26:40
Speaker 2: will say the ethnicity of the baby. It's clear this
26:44
Speaker 2: is not this couple's child. A Florida couple who gave
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Speaker 2: birth to IVF were shocked to learn the baby isn't
26:50
Speaker 2: genetically theirs, but they still want to be her mother
26:54
Speaker 2: and father, and they've struck a deal with biological parents.
26:58
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. Tiffany Score and Stephen Bills are suing
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Speaker 2: Fertility Center of Orlando for allegedly implanting the wrong embryo.
27:05
Speaker 2: Tiffany gave birth to Shay Score Mills, who doesn't look
27:09
Speaker 2: like her Stephen, to say the least. I added Tiffany
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Speaker 2: and Stephen, who have finally reached a custody agreement with
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Speaker 2: her daughter's biological parents, according to the court documents obtained
27:19
Speaker 2: by People, six months after Tiffany gave birth, the filing
27:22
Speaker 2: says Tiffany and Stephen retained their rights to continue as
27:25
Speaker 2: Shay's permanent custodial parents. I mean, if I can describe it,
27:30
Speaker 2: she's blonde hair, blue eyed, whiter than I could ever be,
27:34
Speaker 2: and the baby is black or Indian or something, and
27:39
Speaker 2: the lady's very happy. I mean, God, bless him for
27:41
Speaker 2: wanting to keep the child. I'm just wondering, would you
27:43
Speaker 2: want to keep the child? I think the child should
27:45
Speaker 2: go to her biological parents, probably, but I don't. I'm
27:48
Speaker 2: a man, I don't carry children. I'll ask CJ in
27:50
Speaker 2: a minute what she would do. Tiffany and Steve announced
27:52
Speaker 2: in April that they've tracked down Shay's parents through genetic testing.
27:55
Speaker 2: A representative for the couple told people Tiffany and Steve
27:58
Speaker 2: recognized the public interest in the deed tales of their
28:00
Speaker 2: IVF experience, and they appreciate the role the news media
28:03
Speaker 2: has played in bringing them and Shay to the point
28:06
Speaker 2: where Shae's genetic parents were able to be identified and
28:10
Speaker 2: fears about Shay's future have been settled. The rep continue
28:14
Speaker 2: Tivity and Steve are committed to respect their privacy concerns
28:17
Speaker 2: of Shae's genetic parents, with whom they have begun to
28:21
Speaker 2: and intend to continue to foster a relationship of friendship
28:23
Speaker 2: and trust. They're also committed to protecting Shae from harmful
28:26
Speaker 2: intrusion on her privacy. Tiffany and Steve have produced and
28:29
Speaker 2: stored three viable embryos or Fertility Center of Orlando and
28:32
Speaker 2: are now transporting their remaining embryo to another facility. According
28:36
Speaker 2: to the court, Ducks Fertility Center of Orlando announced in
28:39
Speaker 2: April that it will close down and be replaced by
28:41
Speaker 2: another facility. Well, I would think, so make a mistake
28:45
Speaker 2: like that. So you go through the process. You can't
28:49
Speaker 2: do it the usual way, the natural way. You get IVF,
28:53
Speaker 2: which I am all for. You have the fertilized egg
28:57
Speaker 2: implanted in the mother's uterus, assume that it's from the
29:01
Speaker 2: man and the woman who are having the baby. Baby
29:04
Speaker 2: comes out ain't their baby, but they want to keep
29:07
Speaker 2: it aapola. Were a couple of dudes, what would you
29:10
Speaker 2: do in this situation, I don't know.
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Speaker 5: That's tough because did they mention what happened to their baby?
29:21
Speaker 2: No, they just never implanted it. They implanted the wrong
29:25
Speaker 2: fertilized egg. They never implanted their their egg.
29:28
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess because they've already gone through that
29:30
Speaker 5: nine month period of expecting the baby and getting close
29:36
Speaker 5: to what they thought was their baby, right, I guess
29:40
Speaker 5: at that point it becomes their baby.
29:42
Speaker 2: I mean, but I mean the parents of the child,
29:45
Speaker 2: the literal parents, genetic parents exist. Yeah, but clearly they
29:50
Speaker 2: were going they're going through IVF as well because they
29:51
Speaker 2: had an egg there.
29:52
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it sounds like they got paid off or whatever.
29:55
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they've come to an understanding and agreement means
29:57
Speaker 2: they got paid off. I would say, right right, all right,
29:59
Speaker 2: see you're the mom here on the on the staff,
30:03
Speaker 2: fill me in, what do you do?
30:04
Speaker 3: I absolutely would keep the baby really fourished and grew
30:09
Speaker 3: inside of me for nine months? Yeah, I mean, yeah,
30:13
Speaker 3: that's my baby. That would make sense to me.
30:15
Speaker 2: But you know the parents wanted a baby, and the
30:17
Speaker 2: parents do exist, that doesn't matter.
30:20
Speaker 3: I mean if I'm the one who you know, nourished
30:24
Speaker 3: it and made it grow, basically, yeah, that would be
30:28
Speaker 3: my baby.
30:28
Speaker 2: This is exactly why men can't have babies, because I
30:31
Speaker 2: cannot relate. I'd be like, yeah, that's not a baby,
30:35
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. But you're saying without a
30:37
Speaker 2: doubt because your body goes through all this stuff. Then
30:39
Speaker 2: of course you're like, I did the work, Why am
30:42
Speaker 2: I not getting the baby? What's going on?
30:45
Speaker 3: I would have a very hard time letting go of
30:47
Speaker 3: that child.