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Why Is the FBI Lying About the NJ Drone Invasion? (Ep.102) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongino Report Early Edition. The
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Speaker 1: FBI proves they're lying to the public about the New
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Speaker 1: Jersey UAP invasion. The DOJ is exposed for spying on
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Speaker 1: Kash Patel and members of Congress. Jen Psaki gets something right.
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Speaker 1: Biden sends billions more to Ukraine, spends more of our money.
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Speaker 1: Jamal Bowman spews anti-white racism. Warmonger Josh Shapiro condemns murder.
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Speaker 1: And an OnlyFan girl's sex challenge proves that sexual liberation
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Speaker 1: is evil. All this on Bongina Report, early edition. Oh
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Speaker 1: my god, it's so close to us! Are you seeing.
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Speaker 2: This?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so big!
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Speaker 1: You just heard my little sister. She sent me that
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Speaker 1: video last night of a drone or some other kind
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Speaker 1: of UAP she saw. Some people are saying that it
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Speaker 1: clearly is a plane. The video is pretty shaky. I
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Speaker 1: don't know how anybody could say it clearly is a plane.
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Speaker 1: But according to my sister, it was not a plane.
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Speaker 1: It was very close to the ground. And people across
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Speaker 1: New Jersey have been citing numerous drones or seeming drones,
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Speaker 1: other kind of UAPs, in the sky in recent weeks,
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Speaker 1: usually at night. And according to eyewitnesses, these are larger
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Speaker 1: than the type of drone typically used by hobbyists. Now, local, state,
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Speaker 1: and federal investigators have told people not to worry. It's
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Speaker 1: not a big deal. It's not a threat. But also,
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Speaker 1: they don't know why these drones are flying over the state.
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Speaker 1: They've known nothing about them, but also they're safe. The
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Speaker 1: FBI said the same thing yesterday. Take a listen.
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Speaker 4: So we do not attribute that to an individual or
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Speaker 4: a group yet. We're investigating, but I don't have an
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Speaker 4: answer of who's responsible for that, of one or more
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Speaker 4: people that are responsible for those drone flights. But we're
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Speaker 4: actively investigating.
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Speaker 2: Is public safety at risk? Are we concerned that they're
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Speaker 2: Are nefarious intentions that could cause either national security or
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Speaker 2: a public safety incident that would put Americans at risk?
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Speaker 4: There's nothing that is known that would lead me to
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Speaker 4: say that.
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Speaker 1: What? The FBI cannot know nothing about these UAPs or
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Speaker 1: drones and then also know that they're not a threat.
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Speaker 1: You can't have it both ways. So they're lying. Somehow
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Speaker 1: they're lying. They know, I'm sure they know, exactly what's
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Speaker 1: going on here. And for some reason, they aren't being
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Speaker 1: forthcoming with the public. Why is that? I want you
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Speaker 1: guys to drop a comment. I'm sincerely at a loss here.
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Speaker 1: What is going on? It's been happening for weeks that
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Speaker 1: my mom and my siblings have been noticing this. Now,
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Speaker 1: somebody suggested that it's part of a government surveillance project,
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Speaker 1: government surveillance operation. That could very well be. Somebody else
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Speaker 1: said that maybe they're trying to fly these drones to
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Speaker 1: scare people and then justify lots of anti-drone legislation for
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Speaker 1: regular people. Michael, what do you think is the most
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Speaker 1: likely thing here? I have no idea. He has no idea.
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Speaker 1: So drop a comment. Give me your best theories. Either way,
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Speaker 1: whatever the answer is, I think it's unacceptable that our
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Speaker 1: government is clearly lying about this. They know what's going on,
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Speaker 1: and for some reason... they don't want to tell us.
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Speaker 1: And I don't like that. Speaking of spying, this is
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Speaker 1: kind of the forte of the federal government. As I've
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Speaker 1: grown older, as I've done more reading and more research
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Speaker 1: and become more mature in my years, it's been obvious
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Speaker 1: that the tenet of the federal government is spying on
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Speaker 1: the American people, is violating the Constitution. The Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice was just exposed for spying on 45 federal employees,
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Speaker 1: including Kash Patel and two House members, Kash Patel and
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Speaker 1: members of Congress, spied on by the DOJ. And the
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Speaker 1: news comes from a report authored by DOJ Inspector General
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Speaker 1: Michael Horowitz, and also reveals that the DOJ asked the
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Speaker 1: courts to help hide their actions, which included obtaining documents
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Speaker 1: and records from Google and Apple. The records were obtained
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Speaker 1: when Patel was working on the GOP-led House Intelligence Committee
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Speaker 1: on exposing the Russia collusion narrative as a hoax. Even worse,
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Speaker 1: when the DOJ made its spy requests with the courts,
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Speaker 1: the department did not mention the fact that they were
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Speaker 1: related to requests for records on members of Congress or
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Speaker 1: congressional staffers. And by the way, this isn't even the
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Speaker 1: first time that Cash has allegedly been spied on by
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Speaker 1: the DOJ. And if we were a normal functioning country,
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Speaker 1: this would be massive news. It would be a scandal.
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Speaker 1: Everyone would be talking about it because it is a scandal. Cash,
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Speaker 1: as well as other congressional staffers and even members of Congress,
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Speaker 1: were looking into the DOJ's bogus Russia collusion narrative, which
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Speaker 1: was really a deep state coup against Trump. So the
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Speaker 1: DOJ retaliated. They spied on them. They use their power
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Speaker 1: to try and get dirt on the people investigating them.
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Speaker 1: Do you see how that happens? It is so dirty.
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Speaker 1: And it's just one more instance of how these agencies
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Speaker 1: have zero checks on their power. And you know that
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Speaker 1: these rogue agents are going to fight Kash Patel if
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Speaker 1: he is nominated tooth and nail. They are going to
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Speaker 1: fight him. You can just already tell. If he gets
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Speaker 1: nominated in the first place, And we're going to talk
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Speaker 1: about this more in the show because every one of
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Speaker 1: Trump's nominees is going to face really severe backlash and
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Speaker 1: roadblocks from the deep state. And actually, it's the senators,
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Speaker 1: GOP and Democrat senators, but it's at the behest of
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Speaker 1: the deep state. These guys, it's just a fact that
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Speaker 1: they have dirt on all of these members of Congress.
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Speaker 1: They do. And they weaponize that to get what they
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Speaker 1: want legislatively. in this confirmation process. We're going to keep
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Speaker 1: talking about that. We're going to take a quick break.
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Speaker 1: When we come back, I'm going to cover which nominee
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Speaker 1: I think is going to have the hardest time getting
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Speaker 1: confirmed outside of Pete Hexeth. Don't go anywhere. Shout out
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Speaker 1: media fails. So very grateful to them. Who do I
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Speaker 1: think is going to have the hardest job getting confirmed
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Speaker 1: outside of Pete Hexeth? And you guys were all commenting
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Speaker 1: and guessing. For those of you who said Tulsi Gabbard,
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Speaker 1: you are right. I think it's going to be Tulsi.
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Speaker 1: And what's interesting is she's kind of a sleeper, a
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Speaker 1: sleeper nominee. She's a high-profile one. She's very well-known. There's
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Speaker 1: a lot of hype around her. At the same time,
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Speaker 1: there's really no scandal around Tulsi Gabbard. There's scandals around
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Speaker 1: RFK Jr. and Pete Hegseth and previously Matt Gaetz. But
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Speaker 1: they don't really have anything to say about Tulsi. That's
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Speaker 1: why I think it's a sleeper issue, because they hate her.
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Speaker 1: They hate her intensely. But she's kind of got a
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Speaker 1: really clean slate here. So it's difficult to spin a
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Speaker 1: massive media campaign against her because they don't really have
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Speaker 1: anything other than the fact that they hate this woman.
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Speaker 1: And they hate her because, of course, Tulsi Gabbard is
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Speaker 1: at odds with the entire intelligence apparatus. She is not
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Speaker 1: going to allow them to do whatever they want. She's
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Speaker 1: been hypercritical of the CIA and all of its various
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Speaker 1: regime change operations, specifically when it comes to Syria, which
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Speaker 1: just this week we saw toppled by the CIA. And
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Speaker 1: a lot of Republicans hate Tulsi Gabbard, too. These guys,
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Speaker 1: they are snakes. They aren't new, right? They're neocon. That
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Speaker 1: is the essence of their belief system. It's not about Trumpism.
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Speaker 1: It's not about, it's all of these values that we have.
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Speaker 1: They really don't mean anything to these representatives, to these senators.
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Speaker 1: All that matters is war, is foreign policy, is the
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Speaker 1: money made off of war. That is their central belief system.
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Speaker 1: promoting war, funding war, sending Americans to die in war.
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Speaker 1: So it should come as no surprise that one GOP
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Speaker 1: senator allegedly told Jewish insider of Tulsi Gabbard that her
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Speaker 1: interviews have not been going well. She was the worst
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Speaker 1: prepared candidate and was kind of trying to get by
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Speaker 1: on her BS personality. Yes, that's a quote from apparently
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Speaker 1: an unnamed GOP senator. Do you see what they're doing? Oh,
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Speaker 1: she's unqualified. The 100 intel officers saying that she's a
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Speaker 1: national security threat. They don't have any scandal to put
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Speaker 1: on Tulsi Gabbard. So they're smearing her as unqualified or
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Speaker 1: as stupid or a national security threat. It's dirty. And
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Speaker 1: you can tell the hatred for her, I think, is
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Speaker 1: really the most intense. because she is a threat to
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Speaker 1: their death cult. She's a free thinker too. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this is a woman who was called the national security
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Speaker 1: threat because she said, I'm gonna go to Syria. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna meet with Assad. I'm gonna meet with the rebels.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna meet with the persecuted Christians and other religious
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Speaker 1: minority groups. I'm gonna see what they feel. about the
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Speaker 1: situation on the ground. And that was apparently a really bad,
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Speaker 1: I think that's what every representative should be doing if
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Speaker 1: they're going to vote to send more money to our
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Speaker 1: rogue intel agencies that are toppling governments abroad. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, Tulsi's take is really that we just shouldn't
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Speaker 1: be involved. That's Trump's take too. If the Syrian people
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Speaker 1: genuinely want to rise up and get rid of Assad
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Speaker 1: and it's organic and it's normal and it's from the
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Speaker 1: people I fear for the Christians there. But it's not
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Speaker 1: our fight. It's not our fight. Just stay out of it.
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Speaker 1: The problem is that we are funding these Islamic terrorists
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Speaker 1: who are toppling Assad. We do the same thing all
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Speaker 1: across the Middle East. And Tulsi very rightly says this
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Speaker 1: is wrong. This is bad for the respective countries and
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Speaker 1: it's bad for America. You know who actually knows what's
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Speaker 1: up on Capitol Hill right now as we're going through
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Speaker 1: all this nomination process? Jen Psaki. Jen Psaki knows exactly
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Speaker 1: what's going on here. I want you to listen to
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Speaker 1: her insights because she is 100% right. for the first
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Speaker 1: time ever. That's right.
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Speaker 3: Kind of interesting nerdy dynamics happening in Washington right now
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Speaker 3: behind the scenes. Some of it's a little bit public
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Speaker 3: to tell you that it's not business as usual, which
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Speaker 3: I think is a very good thing. One is Republican senators,
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Speaker 3: not a lot of them, but enough of them are
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Speaker 3: doing what I'm going to call quiet defiance, because basically
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Speaker 3: they're not coming out publicly saying they're opposing nominees like
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Speaker 3: Matt Gaetz or Pete Hegseth, which most are quiet about.
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Speaker 3: Joni Ernst probably came the closest. But behind the scenes,
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Speaker 3: what's clear is they are making clear to Trump's team
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Speaker 3: they are not going to support this guy. So would
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Speaker 3: it be better if it was public?
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Speaker 1: Sure.
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Speaker 3: So that they could explain to the public why they're opposed.
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Speaker 3: But even doing this means they might be able to
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Speaker 3: Get rid of some of the most problematic nominees. Gates first.
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Speaker 3: Hegseth is clearly on his way out. We'll see how
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Speaker 3: long he lasts. I expect someone like Tulsi Gabbard maybe next.
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Speaker 1: We will see. She's right. Behind the scenes, I expect
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Speaker 1: there are a lot of senators working against all of
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Speaker 1: Trump's nominees, not just the ones that are in the headlines,
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Speaker 1: ones you wouldn't even expect. This is a domino effect.
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Speaker 1: The ouster of Matt Gates set a really bad precedent.
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Speaker 1: And then you think about who in the Senate is
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Speaker 1: causing all of these roadblocks. Who's making these calls? And
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Speaker 1: it's infuriating. I mean, some of them, you know, you
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Speaker 1: wouldn't even expect, right? Some of these people, senators that
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Speaker 1: claim to be champions of the right and behind the scenes,
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Speaker 1: they're actually causing problems. But the tone is set by
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Speaker 1: the leadership. Yesterday, Senator Mitch McConnell received medical treatment following
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Speaker 1: a fall. and was seen with a cut on his face.
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Speaker 1: And I'm sincerely sorry for Senator McConnell. I'm concerned for him.
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Speaker 1: He's a very old man. It's exactly why this very
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Speaker 1: old man should not be running Washington. Not just because
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Speaker 1: he's a uniparty swamp rat pretending to represent the right,
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Speaker 1: but because he is decrepit. Do you remember when this happened?
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Speaker 5: What am I talking about, what? Running for reelection in 2026.
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Speaker 3: That's right.
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Speaker 1: Did you hear the question, Senator? Running for re-election in 2026?
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Speaker 1: If you're listening, he just stops. He's frozen. He's staring
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Speaker 1: off into nothing. Mid-sentence. And that was the second time
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Speaker 1: that this had happened. Just frozen. Now, Mitch McConnell has
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Speaker 1: said that he is stepping down from Senate leadership, but
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Speaker 1: he's made known to occasion that he's giving up his
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Speaker 1: Senate seat. As Sean Davis writes, neither Mitch McConnell nor
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden is physically or mentally capable of executing the
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Speaker 1: duties of their offices. Everyone sees it and everyone knows it.
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Speaker 1: Both are propped up by people whose power and prestige
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Speaker 1: and access to wealth evaporates the second the incapacitated old
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Speaker 1: men retire. Our nation deserves better than two corrupt and
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Speaker 1: senile buffoons clinging to power for power's sake. And frankly,
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Speaker 1: I think because the right is much more critical of
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Speaker 1: their leadership than the left is. The left is highly controlled.
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Speaker 1: I think that this elite control is even more pronounced
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Speaker 1: on the Democrat side. It's bad on our side. I
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Speaker 1: just said it was. But I think it's actually worse
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Speaker 1: on the Democrat side. How many Democrat senators, you guys, chat,
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Speaker 1: how many voted against one of Biden's nominees? You guys
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Speaker 1: know the answer to this.
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Speaker 4: Zero.
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Speaker 1: And it's pretty shocking considering that this man has lost
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Speaker 1: his marbles. Biden's been on death's door for the last
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Speaker 1: four years. Actually, no, I.
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Speaker 1: Instead, Biden's been the most successful president in American history,
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Speaker 1: and Bidenomics is the best thing to ever happen to
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Speaker 1: this country. That's actually the real narrative here. This is
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Speaker 1: Biden saying as much yesterday.
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Speaker 6: Next month, my administration will end and a new administration
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Speaker 6: will begin. Most economists agree the new administration is going
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Speaker 6: to inherit a fairly strong economy, at least at the moment,
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Speaker 6: an economy going through fundamental transformation. It's laid out a
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Speaker 6: stronger foundation and a sustainable, broad-based, highly productive growth. That
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Speaker 6: is my profound hope that the new administration will preserve
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Speaker 6: and build on this progress.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so Biden's inflation has cost the typical family around $ 30, 000.
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Speaker 1: The middle class is dying, if not already dead. And
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Speaker 1: Trump responded hilariously on Truth Social. He wrote, How Bidenomics works.
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Speaker 1: You pay taxes. I send it to Ukraine. They send
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Speaker 1: it back to Hunter. Hunter gives it to me. I
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Speaker 1: pardon Hunter. It's an awesome post. And it's also really
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Speaker 1: sad because that's exactly what's been happening. Biden sold out
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Speaker 1: this country for cash to foreign nations, some of them
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Speaker 1: foreign adversaries. Yet, It's just another scandal that's accepted by
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Speaker 1: the public as commonplace corruption. And by the way, we
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Speaker 1: are giving more money to Ukraine, $ 50 billion to be exact.
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Speaker 1: Here's Karine Jean-Pierre yesterday.
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Speaker 7: The United States and G7 are now making good on
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Speaker 7: that commitment. Together, we will leverage income earned from frozen
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Speaker 7: Russian sovereign assets to provide a total of $ 50 billion
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Speaker 7: of extraordinary revenue, acceleration, ERA loans.
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Speaker 1: To Ukraine.
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Speaker 7: This will lend vital support to the people of Ukraine
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Speaker 7: as they defend their country. And it also makes clear
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Speaker 7: aggressors and tyrants will be responsible for the damage they cause.
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Speaker 1: You guys see what's going on? Send as much money
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine as possible right now, right before Trump takes office.
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Speaker 1: It's the same reason Syria fell in such short order.
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Speaker 1: The CIA knew Trump would stop them and Tulsi Gabbard.
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Speaker 1: from backing Islamic terrorists who toppled Assad. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: it's pretty evident Ukraine is being used as a money
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Speaker 1: laundering operation. And frankly, I would not be surprised if
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Speaker 1: weapons and cash sent to Ukraine with our tax dollars
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Speaker 1: has ended up in the hands of Islamic terrorists in Syria.
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Speaker 1: All the guys, again, that we're told are responsible for 9-11,
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Speaker 1: those guys, weapons and cash from us, the American people. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: Lib politicians are not really interested in any of these issues.
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Speaker 1: They're pretty preoccupied right now with distracting the public with
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Speaker 1: their race baiting. Jamal Bowman, remember the guy who pulled
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Speaker 1: the fire alarm? He wrote on X, Dear white people,
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Speaker 1: I don't know why I feel the need to keep
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Speaker 1: talking to you. I don't know why part of me
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Speaker 1: still has hope for you and us. Some of you
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Speaker 1: are too far gone, but maybe enough of you aren't
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Speaker 1: and will join us in fighting to end white racism. supremacy.
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Speaker 1: And I don't, what does, what does that even mean?
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Speaker 1: You got to one of us, you guys, it was
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Speaker 1: just this kind of framing is so bizarre, especially for
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Speaker 1: somebody who represents a district, a multiracial district in the
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Speaker 1: United States of America, as if his whole identity is
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Speaker 1: his blackness. And he is constantly pitted against white people.
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Speaker 1: Who views another skin color as an adversary like that?
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Speaker 1: I don't. I think it's so, I think it's so backward.
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Speaker 1: It's so racist, frankly. So then Jamal Bowman goes on
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Speaker 1: to list all the instances of supposed racially motivated police
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Speaker 1: brutality and hate crimes. And he eventually writes, Jordan Neely
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Speaker 1: is the latest. He was sick. He was not a threat.
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Speaker 1: He was subdued. Still not a threat. Daniel Penny choked
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Speaker 1: him for six minutes and killed him. We all watched
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Speaker 1: it on camera and he was still acquitted. And this
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Speaker 1: comment on the Daniel Penny, Jordan Neely case was spectacularly
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Speaker 1: Community noted the fact check reads as part of a
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Speaker 1: plea agreement after punching a 67 year old woman in
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Speaker 1: 2021 Jordan Neely was given free access to stable housing
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Speaker 1: and health care at a treatment facility nearly abandoned the
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Speaker 1: facility after 13 days Penny's actions were in response to
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Speaker 1: Neely threatening passengers. And by the way, the passengers confirmed that.
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Speaker 1: There's video of black and white passengers on the subway
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Speaker 1: saying Jordan Neely was threatening us and Daniel Penny protected
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Speaker 1: us and potentially saved our lives. Penny has been over
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Speaker 1: and over again smeared by Democrats and their friends in
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Speaker 1: the media as some kind of violent racist who was
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Speaker 1: just looking to kill a black man. A couple nights ago,
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Speaker 1: CNN described him as a white vigilante. Here's why Daniel
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Speaker 1: Penny said that he did what he did in May
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Speaker 1: of 2023.
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Speaker 5: The guilt I would have felt if someone did get hurt,
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Speaker 5: if he did do what he was threatening to do,
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Speaker 5: I would never be able to live with myself. And
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Speaker 5: I'll take a million court appearances and people calling me
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Speaker 5: names and people hating me just to keep one of
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Speaker 5: those people from getting hurt or killed.
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Speaker 1: He protected people. That's what real good moral men do.
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Speaker 1: Daniel Penny is the type of guy you want everywhere.
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Speaker 1: And instead, he was defamed and humiliated and treated like
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Speaker 1: a criminal. Why do we punish good people in this culture?
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Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of comparisons between Daniel Penny and
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Speaker 1: Luigi Mangione, the man who murdered the healthcare CEO. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: I think these two men are very different. Penny is
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Speaker 1: a hero. Luigi is a murderer. But unfortunately, a lot
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Speaker 1: of people have that flipped. They think Penny is a murderer.
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Speaker 1: Luigi is the hero. One Democrat who has actually come
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Speaker 1: out to comment on the Luigi case is Governor Josh Shapiro.
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Speaker 1: Shapiro stated, some attention in this case, especially online, has
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Speaker 1: been deeply disturbing as some have looked to celebrate instead
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Speaker 1: of condemning this killer. In America, we do not kill
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Speaker 1: people in cold blood or resolve policy differences or express
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Speaker 1: a viewpoint. To resolve policy differences or express a viewpoint.
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Speaker 1: I think, okay. Fair point. Point taken. Point taken if
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Speaker 1: it came from anybody else other than Josh Shapiro. Because
22:28
Speaker 1: who remembers this? Josh Shapiro signing his name and a
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Speaker 1: little message on missiles alongside Zelensky, missiles that were heading
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine to be used for exploding Russian soldiers. There
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Speaker 1: was something so sick about Shapiro gleefully signing a weapon
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Speaker 1: to be used on a country we aren't even at
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Speaker 1: war with. At least we're told we aren't at war
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Speaker 1: with Russia. A missile used to kill Russian soldiers who
22:58
Speaker 1: have no interest in fighting and dying collectively. These are
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Speaker 1: regular kids. That's what's so... I think, missing about our
23:06
Speaker 1: understanding of war, especially as Americans, because we haven't really
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Speaker 1: had it on our soil like they have in Europe
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Speaker 1: in recent memory. These are just regular kids at the
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Speaker 1: mercy of the Kremlin. And Josh Shapiro smiles as he
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Speaker 1: signs his name to missiles that will be used to
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Speaker 1: explode them. So Fine, Josh, defend the CEO, condemn Luigi.
23:37
Speaker 1: I personally think anybody praising the accused killer of the
23:41
Speaker 1: healthcare CEO is disgusting. But maybe Josh Shapiro should sit
23:46
Speaker 1: out on moralizing for now. We're going to talk about
23:50
Speaker 1: Luigi some more. We have now seen his manifesto, which
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Speaker 1: was very short, I might add. Not even op-ed length.
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Speaker 1: Usually these guys have these pages and pages and pages
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Speaker 1: for their manifesto. He had a little over 200 words.
24:04
Speaker 1: He slams corruption and greed and big business. We also
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Speaker 1: learned that Luigi had a serious back issue, chronic back
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Speaker 1: pain that supposedly prevented him from having sex. So he
24:17
Speaker 1: had to undergo back surgery. And I want to say
24:20
Speaker 1: just a couple things here. First is that I understand
24:23
Speaker 1: why people are cheering on Luigi. I do. I think
24:26
Speaker 1: it's wrong, but I get it. Health insurance costs are
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Speaker 1: far outpacing inflation. And at the same time, some insurers
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Speaker 1: are rejecting nearly one in five claims. So many Americans
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Speaker 1: are paying more for coverage and getting less in return.
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Speaker 1: Unexpected medical costs can be financially ruinous for people, with
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Speaker 1: the top cause of bankruptcy in the U.S. being healthcare-related debt.
24:49
Speaker 1: But what are we living under? What's going on here?
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Speaker 1: It's Obamacare. That's what this is. We were told, if
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Speaker 1: you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. That
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Speaker 1: was false. Health insurance will be cheaper.
25:02
Speaker 6: False.
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Speaker 1: Healthcare is more accessible. False. Health outcomes will improve. False. Instead,
25:08
Speaker 1: hospitals have more administrators, longer admission lines, and fewer doctors.
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Speaker 1: I don't understand why leftists are slamming random CEOs who
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Speaker 1: are just basically ants in a massive, sprawling healthcare industry
25:24
Speaker 1: and ignoring the fact that this is largely Obama's fault. Nevertheless, Luigi...
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Speaker 1: I don't think was motivated by anger at health insurance companies.
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Speaker 1: I don't. That's actually not my understanding of what's going
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Speaker 1: on here. I think Luigi was a lost person who's
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Speaker 1: hyper-focused on existential issues spurred by his chronic back pain.
25:47
Speaker 1: He was clearly in debilitating pain and his life was
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Speaker 1: to the point of almost meaninglessness. He had nothing grounding him,
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Speaker 1: nothing to live for. He was willing to throw his
25:59
Speaker 1: life completely away in prison for life over this issue.
26:03
Speaker 1: He was willing to potentially die when police caught up
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Speaker 1: with him. And the anti-capitalist communist ideology which Luigi subscribed
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Speaker 1: to doesn't ease one's pain. As you can see with
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Speaker 1: his case, it just twists you up, makes you angry, resentful,
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Speaker 1: and violent. And oddly enough, Luigi reminds me of somebody
26:26
Speaker 1: else in the news right now. And I want you
26:29
Speaker 1: guys to bear with me here because there are some similarities.
26:32
Speaker 1: OnlyFans star Lily Phillips has taken on the viral challenge
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Speaker 1: to sleep with 100 men in 24 hours. It appears
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Speaker 1: that this entire endeavor is aimed at gaining fame and
26:47
Speaker 1: breaking a world record. Hyping up this challenge in the
26:52
Speaker 1: last several weeks, Lily has acted really excited. She's even
26:55
Speaker 1: said that it's her dream to sleep with 100 men
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Speaker 1: in 24 hours. She actually sent out applications and men
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Speaker 1: flew in from all over the world to sleep with
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Speaker 1: her in a single day. Meanwhile, a professional documentarian videoed
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Speaker 1: the planning and then the aftermath of this entire ordeal.
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Speaker 1: And it was released yesterday. And I want you to
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Speaker 1: see Lily immediately after she had slept with 100 men
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Speaker 1: in 24 hours.
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Speaker 8: It's not for the weak girls. If I'm honest, it
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Speaker 8: was hard. I don't know if I'd recommend it why not?
27:34
Speaker 8: I think if you're a different type of girl it's
27:36
Speaker 8: very like it's kind of like being a in a
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Speaker 8: sense of like it's just a different feeling I don't
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Speaker 8: know how to explain it like.
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Speaker 1: It's not like just having sex with someone.
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Speaker 8: Yeah yeah just one in one out like it feels intense.
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Speaker 1: Like more intense than you thought it might.
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Speaker 8: Tears.
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Speaker 1: She's devastated.
28:05
Speaker 7: I want you to listen to Lily elaborating further.
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Speaker 8: I think sometimes, like, feeling so, like, robotic. Like, by the,
28:34
Speaker 8: I think, like, the 30th, you know, like, when we're
28:37
Speaker 8: getting on a bit, I've got, like, a routine of, like,
28:39
Speaker 8: how we're going to do this. And, like, it just,
28:42
Speaker 8: sometimes you'd, like, disassociate and be like, you know, like,
28:46
Speaker 8: it's not, like, normal at all. In my head right now,
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Speaker 8: I can think of, like, five, six guys, ten guys
28:53
Speaker 8: I remember.
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Speaker 1: She shut down and she became numb because... Her body
29:00
Speaker 1: was responding to trauma. The lack of memory is a
29:04
Speaker 1: trauma response. She orchestrated the entire ordeal, but she still
29:08
Speaker 1: feels used, like she was raped by 100 men. And
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Speaker 1: this was clearly an act of self-harm. She needs help.
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Speaker 1: How many other women are like Lily? Broken because they've
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Speaker 1: been told that sex can be detached and meaningless, and
29:23
Speaker 1: then they find out the hard way that it can't be.
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Speaker 1: What Lily put herself through had neither pleasure nor human connection.
29:31
Speaker 1: It was horrifying. At the end of the day, the
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Speaker 1: cameraman for the documentarian actually gags from the smell inside
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Speaker 1: the room where she slept with 100 men. 100 men
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Speaker 1: who did not give a crap about her, didn't even
29:44
Speaker 1: know her. This is why the Christian understanding of sex
29:48
Speaker 1: isn't repressive. It's not meant to control your body. It's
29:52
Speaker 1: meant to protect you physically and spiritually. I think Luigi
29:57
Speaker 1: and Lily stand as stark symbols of Gen Z. Two
30:04
Speaker 1: individuals whose destructive, attention-grabbing stunts reflect a generation's struggle to
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Speaker 1: cope with pain. One surrendered his life to nihilism, twisting
30:15
Speaker 1: anti-capitalist resentment into violence. The other, trusting in modern sexual liberation,
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Speaker 1: slept with 100 men in 24 hours, only to be
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Speaker 1: left feeling like a rape victim. This is the essence
30:28
Speaker 1: of modern life. debilitating, and hollow. Everyone focuses on big
30:34
Speaker 1: pharma and big food, both undeniably guilty of poisoning people,
30:39
Speaker 1: but the rot runs deeper than that. It runs deeper
30:42
Speaker 1: than Pfizer or Oreos. Chronic illness often stems from poor
30:46
Speaker 1: processed diets, but there's a cultural sickness too. People no
30:50
Speaker 1: longer gather to cook or share meals as families. Depression
30:55
Speaker 1: isn't just about unhealthy eating and lack of exercise. It's
30:59
Speaker 1: about why people no longer eat right or move their bodies.
31:03
Speaker 1: It isn't mere decadence. It's that we're disconnected from each other,
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Speaker 1: from our community, from our family, from purpose itself. Modern
31:12
Speaker 1: notions of community, family, and romance are deeply disordered, warped
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Speaker 1: by a culture that has just discarded the moral guiding
31:23
Speaker 1: principles once rooted in Christianity. Scripture doesn't wish to enslave
31:28
Speaker 1: women like Lily when it preaches against promiscuity. It wishes
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Speaker 1: to protect her from the mental anguish that she's currently experiencing.
31:36
Speaker 1: Modernity promised Gen Z freedom, but all it has delivered
31:40
Speaker 1: is pain. Lost and angry, young people turn their spiritual
31:44
Speaker 1: turmoil inward. Self-hatred manifests in self-destructive behavior. And I think
31:50
Speaker 1: it's something compounded by the betrayal of corrupt leadership in
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Speaker 1: this country. The abuse inflicted by the permanent state, a
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Speaker 1: military industrial complex, illegal surveillance, a president selling out his
32:05
Speaker 1: people to foreign adversaries. It signals to the people that
32:07
Speaker 1: we are disposable, worthless, that we're trash. But that's not true.
32:13
Speaker 1: Consider the medieval cathedrals built with the devotion of just
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Speaker 1: ordinary peasants. These stunning structures weren't just buildings. They were
32:24
Speaker 1: declarations of faith. reflections of the belief that human souls
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Speaker 1: are worthy of divine beauty. Today, most people do not
32:34
Speaker 1: have a fraction of the sense of self-worth that medieval
32:38
Speaker 1: peasants had. An entire generation does not know their bodies
32:44
Speaker 1: and souls are sacred, that their lives have meaning. They've
32:49
Speaker 1: forgotten or have never been taught that they are integral
32:52
Speaker 1: to the feeling lost and unloved. And that's all I
32:59
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