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Meet Abdul El-Sayed's Sister, DNC (soon to be DSA) Goes All-In on Abolishing ICE & Meet Hasan Piker's Brother-All in the Family Week In Review · The 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson

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Speaker 1: Good Saturday morning. It's nice to have you with us
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Speaker 1: on the Week in Review vertict with Ted Cruz Ben
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Speaker 1: Ferguson with you, and here are some of the stories
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Speaker 1: that you may have missed that we talked about this week.
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Speaker 1: First up, l Sie trying to tone down the rhetoric
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Speaker 1: of his past to make you feel like he's not
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Speaker 1: a radical. Well, how radical is he? Just take a
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Speaker 1: look at his sister in her own words, and you'll
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Speaker 1: understand exactly where they're all coming from. Up next, the
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Speaker 1: Democrats Socialists of America. They put out their platform agenda
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Speaker 1: and it's radical. Well, now the Democratic Party has put
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Speaker 1: out some of their new mandates and it includes abolishing ice.
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Speaker 1: Are they competing for who's more extreme? We explain that
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Speaker 1: as well. And finally, a new national security concern that
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Speaker 1: involves us on Piker and his brother. So what has
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Speaker 1: he said to put him on a concern list? We
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Speaker 1: have that for you as well. It's the Week in
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Speaker 1: Review and it starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Democrats are used to the media just being their cheer
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Speaker 2: cheerleaders and press agents, and so any criticism they don't
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Speaker 2: know how to handle. All right, so you've heard the
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Speaker 2: stunning news about the conference he speaking at alongside this
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Speaker 2: radical calling for pedophilia of your young family members. You've
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Speaker 2: heard the stunning news that he was responsible for killing
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Speaker 2: over four thousand dogs and cats and puppies and kittens.
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Speaker 2: Surely there can't be more. And as the old movie
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Speaker 2: Airplane says, yes there can. And don't call me Shirley.
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Speaker 2: I want you to take a moment and acquaint yourself
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Speaker 2: with Abdul al Sayad's sister. Now, Abdul's own record is
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Speaker 2: of being a Marxist, Islamist, America hater. I got to say,
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Speaker 2: as bad as he is, his sister is something really special.
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Speaker 2: She's a professor at the University of Chicago, and unfortunately
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Speaker 2: so many of our professors are radical. She's a full
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Speaker 2: on Communist, she's a Marxist, she's an rabid Islamist, she
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Speaker 2: is a naked Jew hater, and she hates American I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna back all this up. These are not empty charges,
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Speaker 2: all right. October seventh. October seventh, when Hamas massacred over
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Speaker 2: twelve hundred innocents in Israel, when they raped little girls
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Speaker 2: and women in the streets that morning, Abdul's sister, Emmen
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Speaker 2: Abdel Hadi tweeted the following, This is the entirety of
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Speaker 2: her tweet, mourning freedom with a Palestinian flag. Wow, that
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Speaker 2: was her tweet celebrating. That was at five point fifty
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Speaker 2: one am on October seventh, twenty twenty three. That's while people,
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Speaker 2: while women and girls are still being raped, she's celebrating.
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Speaker 2: And you might say, well, maybe she didn't know the facts.
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Speaker 2: Well then let's go till later in the day. On
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Speaker 2: October seventh, so Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders his own record
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Speaker 2: attacking Israel and welcoming anti Semitism is unfortunate. But here's
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Speaker 2: what Bernie Sanders said on October seventh. I absolutely condemn
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Speaker 2: the horrifying attack on Israel by Hamas and Islamic Jahad.
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Speaker 2: There is no justification for this violence, and innocent people
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Speaker 2: on both sides will suffer hugely because of it. It
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Speaker 2: must end now. So that's what Bernie Sanders said the
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Speaker 2: morning October seventh. Here's what Abdul's sister said at eleven
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Speaker 2: oh seven am on October seventh, retweeting or quote tweeting
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Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders. What a disappointment if you can't stand with
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Speaker 2: the people that have been held in an open prison
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Speaker 2: for sixteen years, finally fighting their oppressors. How can you
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Speaker 2: claim to stand for justice? So understand her complaint is
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Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders was not pro Hamas enough. She needed him
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Speaker 2: to be even more pro Hamas. That's how radical she is.
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Speaker 2: That's how much she hates Israel. That's how much she
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Speaker 2: hates Jews, and and and and and by the way,
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Speaker 2: she's also a communist. So listen to her. This is
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Speaker 2: her own voice talking about what she thinks about capitalism.
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Speaker 3: Capitalism is at the root of pretty much all of
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Speaker 3: our social ills and has some way that it plays
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Speaker 3: a lot into all the oppressions that we face.
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Speaker 4: So for me, I.
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Speaker 3: Don't see issues of sexuality or race or gender as
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Speaker 3: separate from uh issues of economic justice. Capitalism has done
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Speaker 3: a really good job of dividing us and has done
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Speaker 3: a really good job of objectifying our bodies and just
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Speaker 3: basically stealing from generation after generation of people who aren't
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Speaker 3: at the top. So socialism really affects every type of
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Speaker 3: political activity that I'm in. There's no there's no separation
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Speaker 3: for me between all of these things.
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Speaker 1: Senator, you listen to how well thought out her answer
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Speaker 1: was this is a core belief. I think it's pretty
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Speaker 1: clear that you have core beliefs in this family, and
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Speaker 1: this is the radicalization of a family. One of them
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Speaker 1: has to dial it back a little bit, even though
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Speaker 1: he didn't dial it back for years. Let's also be
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Speaker 1: clear about that in al said, and so it's like, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I guess we can pull it back just a little
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Speaker 1: bit while I'm trying to, you know, become an elected official.
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Speaker 5: Yep.
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Speaker 2: Look, and al Said has talked about how he hates Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 2: It turns out his sister does too. Here's what she's
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Speaker 2: tweeted on Thanksgiving in July fourth quote, we can't have
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Speaker 2: nice things under settler colonialism. May all the empires fall?
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Speaker 2: And then on July fourth, quote, excuse me if I
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Speaker 2: don't celebrate the transfer of stolen land from one colonizer
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Speaker 2: to another hashtag July fourth and then amazingly enough, So
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Speaker 2: she didn't think Bernie Sanders was woke enough for Israel
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Speaker 2: hating enough, for America hating enough. She also didn't think
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Speaker 2: the University of Michigan was so. The University of Michigan
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Speaker 2: on December eighth, twenty twenty three, tweeted out in the
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Speaker 2: context of the national discourse. The University of Michigan unequivocally
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Speaker 2: condemns calls for the genocide of Jews or any other peoples,
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Speaker 2: as this is antithetical to our values. So okay, fairly
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Speaker 2: mild tweet saying that the University of Michigan is against
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Speaker 2: the genocide of Jews. What was Abdul's sister's reaction to
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Speaker 2: this quote. The students you have been arresting and disciplining
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Speaker 2: have not been calling for a genocide of Jews. They
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Speaker 2: have been calling for an end to the current actual
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Speaker 2: ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people. I am ashamed to
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Speaker 2: be a Michigan wolverine.
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Speaker 3: Wow.
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Speaker 2: That was in response to Michigan saying they opposed the
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Speaker 2: genocide of Jews. That made her ashamed to be a
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Speaker 2: Michigan Wolverine. And final thing I want you to hear
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Speaker 2: about her. Surely she's proud to be a professor at
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Speaker 2: the University of Chicago. I mean, after all, that's her employer,
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Speaker 2: that's where she teaches. She teaches right now, she poisons
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Speaker 2: the minds of young students right now at the University
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Speaker 2: of Chicago. Obviously she's proud of that. Well, turns out,
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Speaker 2: she's not give a listen to what she has to
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Speaker 2: say about the University of Chicago where she is a
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Speaker 2: professor right.
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Speaker 4: Now, the University of Chicago, it's evil, like, you know,
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Speaker 4: it's a colonial landlord. Like why would I, why would
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Speaker 4: I put any of my political energy into this space?
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Speaker 4: And I kind of had a little bit of disdain
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Speaker 4: for for like people who spent a lot of time
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Speaker 4: doing that, and the genocide really collapsed that and made
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Speaker 4: me realize that.
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Speaker 6: Two things.
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Speaker 4: One is that, well, my students needed me. So it
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Speaker 4: was like, oh, I actually I have to organize here
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Speaker 4: to take of my students who I do care about.
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Speaker 4: But I also realized, and I think this is a lesson.
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Speaker 4: This is a painful lesson that a lot of us
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Speaker 4: in the Palestine Solidarity movement have been learning is that
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Speaker 4: we don't have power. We can shift the moral authority
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Speaker 4: all we want. We've won the moral question, like that
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Speaker 4: was the imperative that we've had. We done check like
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Speaker 4: put Palestine in the national consciousness. We did it, you know,
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Speaker 4: make people sympathetic to Palestine, teach the history. We did it.
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Speaker 4: Like now you have white boys on the North side
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Speaker 4: of Chicago being like, hey, man free Palestine. I'm like, oh, okay, now,
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Speaker 4: did not see it coming. Glad it's here. But what
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Speaker 4: we don't have is power. And I think, for me,
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Speaker 4: the question of base building is about I think the
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Speaker 4: question that I'm asking myself and I'm asking you to
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Speaker 4: ask yourself, is where can I actually build power? Turns
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Speaker 4: out I work at one of the biggest employers in
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Speaker 4: the city of Chicago. I work at a place that
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Speaker 4: is a landlord, a healthcare provider, a police force, but
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Speaker 4: they are right and a place where I have access
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Speaker 4: to thousands of people that I could potentially organize. And
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Speaker 4: you know what, it's not fun organizing academics. Next time
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Speaker 4: you're in your organizing meaning being frustrated, please think of me.
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Speaker 3: Please think about me trying to organize like academics.
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Speaker 4: Like it's brutal. I never saw this coming, however, but
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Speaker 4: I'm just like, actually, this is where I need to
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Speaker 4: build power, right, Like, this is my big best possible
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Speaker 4: structural leverage. And so I do I do one on
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Speaker 4: ones with my liberal colleagues who are like, well, I
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Speaker 4: don't know, but you know, I just think we should
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Speaker 4: live the life of the mind.
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Speaker 7: Here are You're in a high.
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Speaker 4: Park where we are, and it was like, yeah, you know,
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Speaker 4: I hear you totally.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, unbelievable like that. This is and and by the way,
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Speaker 1: this is when you and I have worn for a
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Speaker 1: long time. You need to pay attention where you send
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Speaker 1: your kids to school and who's indoctrinating them, because this
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Speaker 1: this is a woman who is indoctrinating children are young
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Speaker 1: adults in college each and every day.
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Speaker 2: So what she says is f the University of Chicago.
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Speaker 2: It's evil. But where can I build power? I have
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Speaker 2: access to thousands of people I can potentially organize, so
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Speaker 2: the students, the young people, she is trying to proselytize
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Speaker 2: them and turn them into Islamists and communists. And what
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Speaker 2: she says explicitly is this is where I need to
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Speaker 2: build power. Well, let me just ask you something. Where
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Speaker 2: do you think Abdul l Sied thinks he needs to
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Speaker 2: build power? This is a family raised on hate, and
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Speaker 2: this is a family devoted to hate. That's how radical
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Speaker 2: the Democrats nominees are this cycle.
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Speaker 1: Now, if you want to hear the rest of this conversation,
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Speaker 1: you can go back and listen to the full podcasts
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Speaker 1: from earlier this week. Now onto story number two. And
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Speaker 1: by the way, if you thought it was just the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Socialists of America that were they're really getting their mojo.
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Speaker 1: I guess now the DNC is trying to say no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: we're just as radical as you are, with a new
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Speaker 1: stance that the Democratic National Committee. Just when you thought
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Speaker 1: they might try to like dial it down a little bit,
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Speaker 1: the crazy, they have now changed their platform to say,
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Speaker 1: hold on, we're all in on abolishing ICE, making sure
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Speaker 1: they don't exist anymore.
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Speaker 2: Well, and there's some Democrat politicians who pretend, oh, this
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Speaker 2: is an extreme view. It's only by the radicals, the DSA,
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Speaker 2: the communists and socialists in our party that they won't
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Speaker 2: to admit their communists and socialists and their party. It's
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Speaker 2: not the rest of us normal Democrats. Well, this past
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Speaker 2: week the DNC was meeting in Austin, Texas, sadly in
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Speaker 2: our home state, and the DNC adopted a red urging
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Speaker 2: Congressional Democrats to abolish ICE and the abolition measure. It
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Speaker 2: was known as Resolution twenty seven. It cleared the DNC's
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Speaker 2: Resolution Committee in a twenty five to twelve vote with
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Speaker 2: one abstention. It headed to the full membership it was
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Speaker 2: bundled into a larger package and it was approved by
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Speaker 2: the full membership.
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Speaker 1: What do you think the vote was, I'm assuming, knowing
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party and radical as they are, it was
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Speaker 1: probably a very high success rate.
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Speaker 2: Unanimous.
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Speaker 7: There you go.
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Speaker 2: Every single person voting voted yes. The vote's non binding,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't formally change the party's platform for twenty twenty eight.
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Speaker 2: But the DNC is now voted for a resolution saying
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Speaker 2: abolish ICE. And understand what abolish ICE means. ICE is
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Speaker 2: the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. It is the agency
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Speaker 2: that tracks down legal immigrants inside the interior of the
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Speaker 2: United States. It tracks down gang bangers, It tracks down
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Speaker 2: MS thirteen and trend of Iragua. It tracks down murderers
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Speaker 2: and child rapists and human traffickers. And the position now
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Speaker 2: adopted unanimously by the DNC is the Democrats want to
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Speaker 2: abolish it. If you abolish ICE, it means you are
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Speaker 2: no longer willing to enforce our immigration laws. It means
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Speaker 2: you want the illegal immigrants in America to stay here,
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Speaker 2: by the way, with no ice, nobody gets deported, like
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Speaker 2: once you get in, you stay here forever with no ice,
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Speaker 2: With no ice. The criminal gang bangers who are legals.
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Speaker 2: They're not prosecuted, they're not arrested. By the way, the
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Speaker 2: over three hundred thousand children that the Biden administration had
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Speaker 2: in federal custody that they handed over to adults and
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Speaker 2: then lost, and many of those adults were not family members,
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Speaker 2: they don't know where they are. The Trump administration one
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Speaker 2: of the most important things they've done is they've gone
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Speaker 2: and tracked down thousands upon thousands of those kids and
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Speaker 2: got the amount of situations where they're facing the potential
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Speaker 2: for abuse, sexual abuse, physical abuse. The position of the
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Speaker 2: Democrats is to heck with those kids, leave where they are.
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Speaker 2: We're not going to enforce, we're not going to investigate,
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Speaker 2: we're not going to do anything. Because look, abolish ICE
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Speaker 2: is the immigration version of abolish the police. And we've
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Speaker 2: talked a lot on this pod about how radicalized the
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Speaker 2: Democrats have gotten. This is no longer the fringe. This
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Speaker 2: is the unanimously adopted resolution position of the entire Democrat
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Speaker 2: National Committee. That means even the most supposedly moderate Democrat
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Speaker 2: their party's position is get rid of ICE altogether.
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Speaker 1: And centaer final question on this, you look at the
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Speaker 1: pushing here by the left to force I think it's
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Speaker 1: pretty darn clear the Democratic Party to just become more
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Speaker 1: and more extreme. Will there be pushback or is this
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Speaker 1: them just admitting, hey, stick with us, we're going to
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Speaker 1: where you are in the Democratic Socialists Or do you
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Speaker 1: believe that voters are going to say, Democratic Party, you've
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Speaker 1: gone too far?
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Speaker 2: Well, look, I hope so that's what the midterms are
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Speaker 2: are going to determine, at least as an initial push.
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Speaker 2: I hope the voters say, listen, I don't want unlimited
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Speaker 2: illegal immigrants in our country. I don't want criminals released.
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Speaker 2: I don't want ICE abolished. I don't want the police abolished.
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Speaker 2: I want to lock up criminals and bad guys. Here's
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Speaker 2: what the White House said. A White House spokeswoman, Lauren
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Speaker 2: Biss said the following this weekend quote, extreme radical Democrats
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Speaker 2: want to abolish ICE and defund the police. Instead of
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Speaker 2: trying to abolish ICE, Democrats should be thanking ICE law
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Speaker 2: enforcement officers for putting their lives on the line to
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Speaker 2: arrest and remove murderers, rapists, pedophiles, and gang members from
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Speaker 2: American communities. Many of these criminals were released from jails
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Speaker 2: by Democrat radical politicians President Trump's effort to remove criminal
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Speaker 2: illegal aliens from American communities is already delivering results, including
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Speaker 2: the lowest murder rate in one hundred and twenty five years.
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Speaker 2: That's a profound record of success. But look, elections are
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Speaker 2: about making the case to the American people. So I
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Speaker 2: hope all of the Republicans on the ballot make the
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Speaker 2: case that producing extraordinary results in immigration, seeing illegal border
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Speaker 2: crossings drop ninety nine percent, producing twenty percent drops, and
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Speaker 2: the murder rates and twenty percent drops, and the deaths
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Speaker 2: from drug overdoses, that is saving the lives of literally
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Speaker 2: thousands of Americans. That's a record of success. And the
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Speaker 2: Democrats are saying, don't just go back to Joe Biden era. Listen,
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Speaker 2: when Biden was president, we had ice, we had not
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Speaker 2: abolished the police author Democrats in cities, and had slashed
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Speaker 2: the funding of a number of police departments. The Democrat
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Speaker 2: position now has go further than than Biden. They don't
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Speaker 2: just want to open borders, they want to release violent criminals.
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Speaker 2: And I got to say, I don't think that's where
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Speaker 2: most Americans are. I think if you talk to your
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Speaker 2: average American citizen or Republican, Yes, but also an independent
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Speaker 2: or even most Democrats and ask them do you want
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Speaker 2: to release murderers and rapists into your community? It is
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Speaker 2: only the extreme zelots who would say yes. That used
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Speaker 2: to be a position, that was a bipartisan like obvious
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Speaker 2: duh position. Today the Democrats are being driven by their
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Speaker 2: zelots and the rest of the party is terrified of
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Speaker 2: those zelots. And so between now an election day, we
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Speaker 2: need to make the case to the voters, and I
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Speaker 2: hope every candidate does so. I can tell you on
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Speaker 2: this podcast, we're certainly going to lay out the facts
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Speaker 2: and make the case that we should be protecting American
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Speaker 2: citizens and not releasing violent, criminal, illegal aliens into the
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Speaker 2: United States. I think that's basic common sense. I think
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Speaker 2: that's where most Americans are before.
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Speaker 1: If you want to hear the rest of this conversation
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Speaker 1: on this topic, you can go back and dow the
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Speaker 1: podcast from earlier this week to hear the entire thing.
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Speaker 1: I want to get back to the big story number
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Speaker 1: three of the week you may have missed all right center,
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Speaker 1: I want to get into this national security issue. The
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Speaker 1: media not talking about it. But Hassan Piker's got a
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Speaker 1: wingman brother. He is a space engineer with security clearance.
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Speaker 1: Now that on its face not a big deal. What's
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Speaker 1: a big deal?
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Speaker 5: Is it?
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Speaker 1: Details behind the brother.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's start with us on Piker. Hasan Piker is
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Speaker 2: a radical. This is this entire show. We've been talking
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Speaker 2: about the radicals who sadly are becoming more and more
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Speaker 2: commonplace on the left, more and more commonplace in the
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Speaker 2: Democrat Party. And a son Piker is a great example
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Speaker 2: of He's an influencer who the Democrats have embraced. He
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Speaker 2: is a communist, he is an Islamist. He hates America,
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Speaker 2: he routinely rails. He hates African Americans, he hates white Americans,
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Speaker 2: he hates the United States of America. He has said,
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Speaker 2: and this is a quote, America deserved nine to eleven.
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Speaker 2: This is and by the way, abdu alaal Sad and
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Speaker 2: other Democrats campaign with him, embrace him. Look by when
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Speaker 2: they stand next to him and both figuratively and literally
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Speaker 2: embrace him that they're saying they support his ideas well.
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Speaker 2: Turns out, Hassan Piker has a brother, and his brother
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Speaker 2: is in a position that if he believes the same
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Speaker 2: thing Hassan does, he's in a position to do real damage.
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Speaker 2: Here's a story from the Washington Freebeacon. Hassan Piker's younger
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Speaker 2: brother is an aerospace engineer with security clearances who spent
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Speaker 2: years working on US military projects for Boeing. Projects that
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Speaker 2: include Air Force one and the top secret quote doomsday
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Speaker 2: plane designed for nuclear war. Now, let's see, is this
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Speaker 2: guy maybe the brother? He doesn't have anything to do
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Speaker 2: with Hassan Piker. He doesn't agree with his views. Maybe
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Speaker 2: they're a strange that might be a different circumstance. Well,
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Speaker 2: it turns out that is not the case. Let me
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Speaker 2: continue reading. Murrat Pi, an engineer who spent more than
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Speaker 2: a decade at Boeing, regularly appears on his older brother's
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Speaker 2: controversial social media channel and has also accompanied him to events.
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Speaker 2: Hassan has declared that quote America deserved nine to eleven,
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Speaker 2: bragged about his support for Hamas spoken in favor of
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Speaker 2: Iran's right to defend itself, and blamed Iran's death to
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Speaker 2: America and great Satan rhetoric on the United States quote
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Speaker 2: messing around in the Middle East. Well, his kid brother, Marot,
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Speaker 2: worked as a full time eploye at Boeing for more
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Speaker 2: than a decade and left on his own of his
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Speaker 2: own volition. Earlier this year, he said, quote, my background
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Speaker 2: includes significant experience at Boeing Space and Defense, where I
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Speaker 2: led mechanical design and integration for next generation satellite structures,
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Speaker 2: managed high pressure anomaly investigations, and defined structural interfaces across subsystems.
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Speaker 2: That's what That's what Marat says on his LinkedIn page.
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Speaker 2: Marot and Hassan Piker were both born in New Jersey,
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Speaker 2: but they did their primary and their secondary schooling in Turkey.
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Speaker 2: Marot worked on Air Force one. Uh, and you just
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Speaker 2: you have to ask. I don't know if Marot shares
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Speaker 2: his brother's hatred for America, his brother's embrace of radical Islam.
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Speaker 2: But given that they have done Hassan Piker's show repeatedly together,
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Speaker 2: gone to events together, that is a reasonable inference. It's
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Speaker 2: a reasonable question, and it raises the question. Listen, if
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Speaker 2: this is someone that hates America and wants to do
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Speaker 2: damage to America, what harm could he do with security
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Speaker 2: clearances working for Boeing and for the military on very
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Speaker 2: very sensitive projects.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, very sensitive projects. And you know when you look
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Speaker 1: at this, it's being exposed. I'm glad, by the way
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Speaker 1: for the work to Washington. Free Beacon has done yet
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Speaker 1: again another example center of a major story that has
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Speaker 1: asked security implications, and the mainstream media just completely looks
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Speaker 1: the other way.
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Speaker 2: Well, they do because they don't want to cover this.
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Speaker 2: That they don't want to cover the fact. And understand
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Speaker 2: that when Chuck Schumer, when Abdul I'll say ed, had
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Speaker 2: been asked, do they distance themselves from Hassan Piker, they
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Speaker 2: consistently say no, that they want these radicals here. Give
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Speaker 2: a listen to ro Kana, who is the Democrat congressman,
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Speaker 2: being asked if Democrats should distance themselves distance themselves from
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Speaker 2: radical Hassan Piker.
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Speaker 7: You stuck your nckout for progressives like Abdilla, say you
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Speaker 7: also supported Plattner before the allegations came out, You've also
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Speaker 7: stuck your nackout for Hassan Piker, and you've seen that
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Speaker 7: Hassan Piker is now being attacked.
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Speaker 6: Twenty four to seven on Fox. Here's Hailey Stevens going
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Speaker 6: on Fox and saying, well, the first thing you know,
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Speaker 6: how I'll say it could moderate to voters is to
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Speaker 6: get rid of the pipe affiliation you've seen near attendant
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Speaker 6: retweet Laura Lumer's attack on Hassan Piker. Your comment on
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Speaker 6: Hassan Piker. What should the Democrats do with them? Should
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Speaker 6: they abandon him? Do you renounce your support of him?
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Speaker 6: You tell me ro give it to me straight. It's absurd.
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Speaker 5: I mean, these are the same people who were at
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Speaker 5: one point criticizing Democrats for going on Joe Rogan. I
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Speaker 5: mean remember when Bertie went on Joe Rogan. The same
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Speaker 5: the people who said, oh, you can't go on Joe Rogan.
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Speaker 5: These are the same folks who criticized me when I
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Speaker 5: got went on Ben Shapiro. Should I not go on
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Speaker 5: Ben Shapiro's podcast because I disagree with him? We had
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Speaker 5: in a horrle argument on the minimum wage. Just because
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Speaker 5: someone is engaging with Hassan Piker, who has strong viewpoints
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Speaker 5: on these issues, doesn't mean that you're endorsing every single
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Speaker 5: one of Hassan Piker's positions. And if you're going to
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Speaker 5: argue that we should exclude a left wing commentators, and frankly,
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Speaker 5: some of these people were arguing that we should be
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Speaker 5: canceling and excluding right wing commentators, you're left with a
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Speaker 5: party that is basically a status quo party. That's why
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Speaker 5: we lost to elections.
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Speaker 1: But by the way, I love how he's sitting there.
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Speaker 1: He's like, oh, it's no different than me going on
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Speaker 1: Ben Shapiro's show. Ben Shapiro is not a radical in
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Speaker 1: the way that you would have to defend his son Piker.
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Speaker 1: And yet to compare that to going, oh, I just
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Speaker 1: take a risk on these guys because you know, I'm
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Speaker 1: not gonna agree with everything they say. Look at what
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Speaker 1: you're endorsing. It is radical, extreme and crazy.
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Speaker 2: Well, and look, Rocanna was someone who got elected to
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Speaker 2: Congress from Silicon Valley. He was someone who got elected
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Speaker 2: with the support of the tech bros. And in his
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Speaker 2: initial brand was kind of a moderate common sense Democrat.
24:48
Speaker 2: And then he looked around the Democrat party and said,
24:50
Speaker 2: wait a second, nobody wants moderate, common sense Democrats. And
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Speaker 2: so he's decided to go hard, hard left. As the
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Speaker 2: beginning of that interview showed, he went up to Maine
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Speaker 2: and embraced Graham Platnir and said, hey, this is great.
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Speaker 2: You know, a Nazi communist my kind of guy. And so,
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Speaker 2: you know, you listen to what Kanna said there. He said, well,
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Speaker 2: just because they're engaging that That was the verbe used
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Speaker 2: engaging with Hassan Piker. Let's be clear. Al Sayid is
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Speaker 2: not engaging with Hassan Piker. He's not saying, you know, Hassan,
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Speaker 2: I actually think you're wrong when you say America deserved
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Speaker 2: nine to eleven. I don't think we deserve to be
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Speaker 2: attacked by Islamist terrorists who murdered nearly three thousand people.
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Speaker 2: They're not engaging, they're embracing, they're celebrating, they're adopting. It
25:33
Speaker 2: is who they are. And I will say, you know,
25:36
Speaker 2: there's the old line that that hypocrisy is the tribute
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Speaker 2: that vice pays to virtue. Rokanna is rich as hell,
25:46
Speaker 2: and the latest news story said he traded one hundred
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Speaker 2: and sixty five million dollars in trades. He made over
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Speaker 2: five thousand trades last year. I don't think members of
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Speaker 2: Congress should be buying and selling and getting rich. And
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Speaker 2: this is a great example of the hypocrisy, which is
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Speaker 2: that they embrace Marxism while living is complete and utter hypocrites.
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