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This is he's the Whitfield Report with Sam Whitfield.
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Hello there folks and welcome to the MonDay edition of the
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Whitfield report. I am her hosts and what fields
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and I hope you all had a great weekend.
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I know I did very relaxing. During the weekend.
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However, a couple interesting events occurred, there was, of
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course, CPAC 2023. The conservative political
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action conference, which I have to admit.
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I didn't really turn into CPAC all that much.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I saw a couple highlights but generally
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ladies and gentlemen, I have not been interested in CPAC really,
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for about the As. Two years or so.
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I've been to enough political conferences of my own.
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I've never meant to see packet self, but I've been to the
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Western conservative Summit in Denver Colorado.
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A few times. In fact, that was my very first
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political convention that I attended way back when I was a
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senior in high school. You know, several years ago and
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I met Gwen back there several years ago and that photo of when
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Glenn Beck and I that kind of circulated and, you know, as
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that's kind of become one of my more well-known public photos
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out there. So, I've been to the Western
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conservative Summit, few times. And I've also been to yell Khan,
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which is You know, that's the Young Americans for Liberty.
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That's their convention. I went to one of those a few
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years ago and then I've just been to various other, you know,
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smaller conservative any events here in Florida.
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And They all. are essentially the same thing, they're more or
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less networking events for you know, conservatives That's what
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they are at the end of the day and see pack is no different.
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In fact, Dennis Miller put it you know elk out put it so
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eloquently a few years, you know probably like 15 years ago when
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he was broadcasting from CPAC. He basically said it was like,
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it was like Fourth of July made some, the Star Wars Cantina Bar.
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Our scene. And you know, that that's not
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based on footage. I've seen and my experience at
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other conservative conventions, that's not too far. you know,
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that that's not too far from the truth regarding, you know, an
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accurate description of see pack Miranda, right.
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One of the reasons why I've never been able to go, is, you
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know, two reasons. Hey, when I was in college they
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would always, you know, host and in like like February or early
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March, and of course, my school. Whenever I've whenever I was in
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school that was usually, either one finals were or know when
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midterms were either, Either getting ready to start or when I
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was in the midst of midterm. So not really good, you know.
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Spot for me to, you know, fly to d.c. even even for the weekend
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that wasn't ever really, that good for me to do that.
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And then on top of all that just the pricing is, you know, really
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expensive because they they hold at the Gaylord hotel in DC,
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which is like it's like 15 to 2000, you know dollars for just
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the weekend at CPAC and you know, for two nights and You
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know, three days. Which is, you know.
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Not a pretty penny, and that's just the starting price.
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So yeah, I've never been to see pack myself.
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But, you know, I've watched highlights with years and I
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don't know, to be honest, you know, over the past couple years
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CPAC just doesn't have the fire that used to, to me.
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Maybe it's just because I've gotten older and whatnot, but
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they're just the role. Isn't that much energy?
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As CPAC this year from what I could see and not a whole lot of
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Twitter Buzz. Either regarding you know C Pac
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which is weird because years past like conservative.
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Twitter was usually you know, going over Bo bot blow-by-blow,
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you know, minute-by-minute coverage of You know, CPAC and
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years passed. And now it's just kind of
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dwindle down. But anyway, I figured we would
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cover CPAC. Regardless cover couple
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highlights. Just in general.
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Since it is relevant, and let me say this from the outset. people
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were looking for, you know, like lines in the sand be drawn and
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you know, policy for 2024 and Battle plans to really be set up
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but I didn't see too much of that this year at at C Pac,
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which is really weird, considering its the year before
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an election year, not too many people.
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You know, C Pac will really gearing up for 24.
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Seems it? Kind of seemed like an off here,
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which to be fair. It is, but it's also the year
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right before the election. So you think there would be more
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energy in CPAC? But regardless those are just
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some on my criticisms from the outset now.
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I was tempted to view Trump's speech in its entirety and
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dissect in its and tidy. For y'all, however, I am trying
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to keep these Monday podcast under an hour and Trump's entire
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speech is like an hour and 50 minutes, it's almost two hours.
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So definitely not going to do that.
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I did find a pretty good highlight compilation of Trumps.
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You know, CPAC speech from from Newsmax, I think does a pretty
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good job of some of the highlights.
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But then I wanted to cover some other highlights from some other
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people as well. Most Ali, first off, we have
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Nikki Haley, who, you know, delivered, some remarks at C Pac
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and it looks like she she's gearing up to throw her hat in
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the ring in 24. As well.
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So without further Ado, let's take a look at this roll.
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The tape. The liberal media is heads, are
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exploding about my run for president, and we all know why
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the media can't stand. The fact that I'm a concern.
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Think about it. I'm a woman, I'm a minority and
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I'm the daughter of immigrants. I am proof that Liberals are
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wrong about everything they say about America.
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Americans deserve better than the way we're living today.
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And I'm But we can take our country to her best days.
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The plan on calling for will do, just that it's fundamentally
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conservative and profoundly American.
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And I know they can unite our people, but real Unity doesn't
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come from faint hearts, or water down compromises.
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Real National Unity comes from boldly.
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Proclaiming our national purpose, it comes from standing
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on principle and persuading opponents to stand with us.
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Like I did when I was governor. And when I was Ambassador, I'll
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take this message, far and wide in the days ahead.
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But I have a particular message for you.
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My fellow conservatives. We've lost the popular vote in
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the last seven out of eight presidential elections are
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causes, right? But we have failed to win the
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confidence of a majority of Americans that ends.
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Now, if you're tired of losing, put your trust in a new
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generation, and if you want to win, not just as a party.
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But as a country, then stand with me, I'm here to ask for
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your vote, but I want something else even more.
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I want us to inspire our country again together we can summon our
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fellow citizens to look past the failed ideas and leaders from
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what Shootin and find the courage to be part of the
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solution. It is time that we have term
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limits once and for all in Washington DC.
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Americans deserve better than the way we're living today and
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I'm confident we can take our country to her best days.
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The plan on calling for will do, just that it's fundamentally
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conservative and profoundly American.
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And I know we can unite our people.
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But real Unity doesn't come from faint hearts, or water down
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compromises. Real National Unity comes from
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boldly. Proclaiming our national
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purpose, it comes from standing on principle and persuading
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opponents to stand with us. Like I did when I was governor
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and when I was Ambassador, I'll take this message, far and wide
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in the days ahead. But I have a particular message
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for you. My fellow conservatives, we've
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lost the popular vote in the last seven out of eight
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presidential elections, Our cause is right, but we have
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failed to win the confidence of a majority of Americans that
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ends. Now, if you're tired of losing.
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So basically ABC News just looped, you know what?
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They basically looped her remarks and played them twice in
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the video, right? so, My first impression from
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seeing that is because I didn't always see her.
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I did see Trump's whole speech and it's long.
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I'm not going to have time to play the whole thing as I said.
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But one, but one thing I might take away from, you know, the
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clip of Nikki Haley. This was supposedly a big moment
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at C Pac, right? But I'm sitting here. and I'm
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thinking to myself, How? How was this a, you know, big to
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finding moment? you know, for Nikki Haley, this
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sounds like Almost every, you know, conservative speech, that
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I've heard. Going back to Sarah Palin, in
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2008. It's not new.
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Our ideas are better. We need, you know, Common Sense,
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solution ands. All that.
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But she's not. Really, she's not energetic.
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Really. It seems like she's just doing
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the standard, you know, conservative ink, you know, type
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speech, very very Boomer ish. as far as presentation, she said
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she has great policy ideas and I realized that this is a
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highlight reel, but still What are those policies?
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Has she outlined anything specific that she wants to do?
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I've worked, I can't see a whole lot regarding what her actual
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policy is. So, so far, we have Donald Trump
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and we have Nikki Haley. Who's coming off as a real
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milquetoast conservative, right? then we have Mike Pompeo, who I
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guess let me just make sure that this is showing here.
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Okay, it is So, Mike Pompeo. Awesome. 80 speech. at C Pac and
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his biggest moment at C Pac came from the fact that you basically
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criticized Trump Right. Oh he took a shot at the big
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man. Here and let's see what he has
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to say. Okay, I got the clip queued up.
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again, this is a Mike Pompeo at CPAC, this comes from the
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Washington Post Pompeii, pay it In the video is Pompeo.
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Criticizes Trump's refusal, to quote, unquote acknowledge
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reality. Okay, so clip number two, roll.
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The tape we have to. Also that's also show why to
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show why? And how we're different from the
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left, embracing, conservatism, the sets us apart in substance
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and style and our commitment to values.
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Liberals, look for Solutions in the government, we know that's
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dangerous, don't hand that government, more power under the
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guise of conservatism. We shouldn't look for a
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larger-than-life personalities, but rather we should find power
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in the rooms. Like this one people all across
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the country. And I'm confident we're going to
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get there. A renewed dedication to
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accountability personal responsibility and results.
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This is the thing that has made the conservative movement in our
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party. Successful for decades, we can't
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become the left following celebrity Leaders with their own
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brand of identity, politics those with fragile egos, who
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refuse to acknowledge reality? This is a tough World, both
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abroad and here. And we need we can't shift blame
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to others but must accept the responsibility that comes to
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those of us who Forward and Lead.
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Please no. Over the last few years, I've
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heard some who claim to be conservative excuse hypocrisy,
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by saying something like, well, War were electing a president.
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Not a Sunday school teacher. That's true.
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But having taught Sunday school, maybe we could get both It's
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it's time. It's time for us.
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It's time for us to make sure we're living at these very
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things. We're asking others to do these
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external threats. These internal threats that we
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face today their challenge to American sovereignty, our
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traditions So again, mom Pompey, ladies and gentlemen.
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Like Nikki Haley is another. individual, who Really didn't
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say anything other than the traditional, you know,
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conservative ink, buzz word, right.
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We need, you know, conservative values Traditional Values.
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He also for some reason, he thought that mashing Trump and
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his supporters, you know, and calling him a, you know, some
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more though, massive ego. And You know who talks tough and
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does understand reality. He thought that would, you know,
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gain him, try and my going over over, you know by you know
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taking a shot at Trump. As you could see that the crowd
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was you know, at best, he got a few claps, you know, for we need
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to be more responsible with that with our it is his energy was
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very, you know, well Well, energy, Mike has Trump might
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say. And all in all he was not very
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energetic either. Now people have said that Mike
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Pompeo would be a good nominee to run but just from the outset.
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You know, putting aside everything that Pompeo just said
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which was a very weak speech. Pompeii was big problem and why
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he will struggle in the presidential field.
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Is this Mike Pompeo was the director of the CIA for Donald
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Trump. and granite, he would say very Good CI.
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A director for Trump. but, What most what the people in
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Washington, don't understand why.
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And what the establishment, what the establishment Republicans
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either don't understand or what they don't care about.
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Is the fact that a lot of people, a lot of conservatives
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And just how people in general, a lot of people are weary of the
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CIA. Or any of these other alphabet
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agencies in the people who lead them. and so the fact that
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Pompey owes background is and Military Intelligence these days
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in 2023 and in 2024, that is going to be a huge obstacle and
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roadblock for Mike Pompeo. And there are a lot of people
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who have a strong distrust of him, because he was a CI actor,
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and I'm not even saying anything conspiratorial.
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I'm, I'm just saying that A lot of people have this truck.
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Mistrust denim because he was CIA director and, you know,
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being director of the CIA automatically equals, you know
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the shadowy government types. In a lot of people's minds.
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So that's you know that's a big thing that I think is going to
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be a huge obstacle for Mike Pompeo if he decides to run.
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Right. Okay, some.
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So now before we get to Trump, ladies and gentlemen, gentlemen
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I, I want to go ahead here and I want to talk about a few of the
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people who were not at CPAC 2023 this year and one of those
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people. Well, there's only one I want to
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talk about and that is Governor Ron De Santos, my Governor from
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the great state of Florida, And he did not make an appearance at
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Sea pack this year. For two reasons.
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The first one is pretty obvious to me at least and that is the
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governor DeSantis is busy. Doing his job running the State
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of Florida and being our leader. He's busy doing his job as
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governor and he's not going to do beer at CPAC.
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You know, and unless it were in Florida, he would not you know,
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I don't think he would leave. The state to do particles,
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something like that, right? Which leads me to my next point,
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which is a lot of people are saying that he's going to be the
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Trojan, Horse candidate. The surprise candidate that is
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going to challenge Trump. He's going to be the big, you
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know. You know, that's going to be the
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Rivalry Trump versus to Santa's in the Republican primaries.
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There are a lot of people particularly in the Lincoln
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project. Who want that to happen.
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And it very well could happen. But as I have said before, and
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as my co-host shmuly has said, you know, to and several others
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that is not a smart idea for this and just because there are
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a lot of You know, a lot of the Santa's supporters are also
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Trump supporters, the vast majority of them, I would say.
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And so by having Trump versus Sanders, the Santa's would be
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alienating his own base. Right?
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And so that would not be good for I Trump would be him.
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You know, in the primary and then in 2028 When de santis
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needed help, I think a lot of Mag conservatives would not back
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him per se and his 20:28 would run would be in the ground.
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Now. Because of that, you know, I I
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think the Sanders knows that running in 2024 would not be
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Optical Warren. I think he knows that and I
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think that's why he decided not to show up at CPAC 2023, they're
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all these people you know, in the Lincoln project and in kind
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of conservative and and conservative ink if that's what
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you call them. That desperately want Trump into
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Sanders to face off against each other, right?
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They desperately want that. But this and as I think knows
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that this is bad, I that it's a bad idea.
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He has said publicly That his only intentions as right now are
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to be the best Governor that he can be for the State of Florida
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and continues work and I believe them.
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And I don't think it's because he's afraid of going up against
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Trump or anything like that. I don't think it's a matter of.
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How is he, you know, fearful of trump?
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Has he not? I think he realizes practice.
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That it would not be Optical Foreman plus more than that
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though. I genuinely think that he wants
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To fulfill his second term as Governor, Florida.
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As he said he would. Because in my mind the Santa's
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is A man of principle and he does keep his word.
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So he's going to keep his word to the, to his fellow
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Floridians, and finish his term out and then we'll see where
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things go in 2028. So I don't, you know, I think
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that's why he's not running and, you know, the other thing kind
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of adding onto that is all in all, you know, he hasn't named a
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successor yet for governor forwarding, I think he's going
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to want to do that. Before the end of his term, as
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Governor is MM. He's going to, you know, want to
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name a successor, kind of, you know, someone to endorse, who
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can continue his work, you know, as governor and whether that be
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lieutenant governor, new governor, Janet new Yes.
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Or somebody else, I'm not sure yet but I definitely think that
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he will want to pick someone as his quote unquote successor for
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governor of Florida, but I just don't think that that's, you
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know, he's not ready to do that yet, he's ready to, you know,
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his only goal is to, you know, keep on serving as governor of
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Florida and he's doing a pretty good job so far.
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Okay, so with that out of the way, I want to, you know, I want
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to draw your attention now too. Trump's C Pac remarks.
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This weekend. And there was a lot of, there
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was a lot of things that he said again to our speech but his main
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take away. It seems to be biting.
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He has made it abundantly clear that his that he wants a rematch
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against Bob lighten in 2024. That is that is his big purpose
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right now. That is as main focus.
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And then and then he is going to finish what he started as
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president. In 2016. so, this ought to be
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This ought to be interesting, folks.
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So let's play the clip as soon as I get it cued up.
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And let's see. Here we go.
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Okay. So here are some highlights
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from, you know, Trump's CPAC speech over the weekend.
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Again this is five minutes out of a you know, out of a two-hour
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speech. So I recommend that everyone to
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go and watch that. In fact, I will link you know,
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to Trump's full of CPAC speech in the show notes because I
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definitely think it is worth watching.
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But here are just some brief, you know, summaries of Trumps
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c-pack, speech highlights, roll the tape.
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We have no choice. If we don't do this, our country
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will be lost forever. People are tired of rhinos and
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globalists they want to see America first, that's what they
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want. It's not too complicated.
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This is the final battle. They know it.
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I know it. You know, it everybody knows it.
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This is it either they win or we win.
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And if they win we no longer have a country and I promise you
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this if you put me back in the White House that beautiful
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building but I live in very beautiful buildings is that that
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reason Beautiful, that building wasn't the easiest building to
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live in with what I was put through.
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And, you know, I get a lot of credit, a lot of people say, How
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do you do it sir. I had a man come up to me the
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other day. One of the toughest strongest
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people that you can imagine you all know his name, big
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businessmen, a lot of money, lot of success tough as hell and she
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could I ask you a question president?
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Want friend of mine used to call me?
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Donald how it goes? We president Could I ask you a
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question present? What, how do you do it?
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How do you do it every day? They sent you subpoenas every
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day thereafter. You they're looking to take you
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down at levels that nobody's ever put up with, before seven
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years. I've gone through this, we beat
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them all, but he continues and he said to me.
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Seriously, how do you do it? I could never do it.
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This is one of the toughest guys.
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They said maybe you could he said nope, I couldn't do it.
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I couldn't get out of bed in the morning, but I do it for you.
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And that's what I'm doing it for.
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I do it for you. Thank you very much and if you
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put me back in the White House, their reign is over there, rain
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will be over and they know it and America will be a free
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Nation. Nation, once again, we're not a
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free Nation. Right now, we don't have Free
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Press, we don't have free anything in 2016.
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I declared, I am your voice today.
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I add. I am your Warrior, I am your
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Justice. And for those who have been
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wronged and betrayed, I am your retribution.
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I am your retribution. Not gonna let this happen.
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Let it happen. I will totally obliterate.
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The Deep stay, I will fire. I will fire the unelected
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bureaucrats and Shadow forces. Okay.
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Now, I just want to pause here real quick because Noticing
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those three minutes, folks. this is only a five minute clip, but
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notice in just those three minutes that we played so far,
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He is funny, he's making jokes about you know living in the
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White House versus a living and Mar-A-Lago he's getting laughs
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from the crowd. He you know he's pithy he's
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engaging the crowd is cheering their whooping it up.
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They're they're super engaged. and of course you know, Trump's
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critics will be like well that's just because he has a cult of
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personality and you know what not blah blah blah you know that
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that's that's from school like Behavior kicking in and,
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Granted, that might be true to a certain extent. but, You cannot
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tell me that a crowd like that. is, I mean, I'm sure that they
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were people in that crowd who were cheering who have had
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disagreements with Trump. You know who like me and I will
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admit this. There are moments right?
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Where Trump has tweeted something or he has said
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something and we've all had those, you know, facepalm Owens.
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Like you know, why did he tweet that?
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Why did he say that right? Shot that definitely has had his
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blunders. There is no denying that however
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Trump's energy. When he's AA, twenty when Trump
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has his Mojo. There's no deny. even the left
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can't deny this, that when Trump has his Mojo going, it's
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uncontainable. And so, You know, notice the
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difference between Trump and that of Nikki Haley or Mike
37:15
Pompeo who yeah, Mike Pompeo. And Nikki Haley.
37:19
They might be more eloquent. They might be more
37:21
statesmanlike, but they're not that engaging.
37:26
And so therefore they're only getting a small, you know,
37:29
they're getting plight clapping from a few people in the back
37:34
row at the most You know, where As Trump is being energized and
37:40
the crowd loves it. He'll have weaponized our
37:48
justice system, like it has never been weaponized before
37:51
sick. These are sick people that I
37:54
will put the people back in charge of this country.
37:57
Again, the people will be back in charge of our country.
38:04
Goodbye. Didn't ministration is the most
38:06
corrupt Administration in American history, Hunter.
38:10
Biden is a criminal and nothing happened to him.
38:13
Nothing happened. Joe Biden is a criminal and
38:16
nothing ever seems to happen to him because, you know, say what
38:21
you want. But the Democrats stick
38:23
together, they don't have Mitt Romney, they don't have guys
38:27
like that. They, they stick together.
38:30
How's Mitt Romney doing, not do good.
38:34
I could name plenty of others too but they do stick together
38:37
whether you like them or not and many of us don't, but maybe
38:40
someday we get together. You know, a question was asked
38:43
me, just before covid King. And that's the other thing too.
38:49
Is Trump recognizes that the Democrats do stick together?
38:56
and this is something that Republicans Just simply.
39:04
Don't do, the conservative movement is sewing.
39:08
Is so fractured. The right is fractured, it's
39:13
unbelievable. In all honesty.
39:21
And this unit, this lack of the unity, this is why the Democrats
39:26
more often than not seem to been.
39:30
Even when they do, you know, criminal things like election
39:36
fraud and whatnot and stealing elections, etc, etc.
39:41
They can afford to do that because there's no cohesion and
39:46
there's no unity and Trump understands.
39:52
You know, in the Republican Party, there's no cohesion and
39:57
there's no Unity on our side and whereas the Democrats do have
40:01
that on their side so they can get away with murder pretty much
40:05
in Trump understands. Amen.
40:10
They said the country is coming together.
40:13
Do you think this is real? And I said to myself, it is
40:18
real. It's amazing.
40:20
I was getting calls from radical left people.
40:23
The nicest calls. It's amazing because we had the
40:25
best employment numbers in history.
40:28
We had the best economy in history.
40:30
We were lapping in China. China was supposed to have taken
40:34
over as the world's largest economy and we were actually in
40:38
Precinct at a level that nobody thought possible.
40:40
We were doing great. And then you had covid, come in.
40:43
And a lot of things had to happen, and we did a great job.
40:45
We never got the credit for that job but we did a great job with
40:48
covid and then gave back something very strong but we
40:53
were really bringing this country together.
40:54
Had covid. Not come in, I think you would
40:56
have had a much different because a lot of people want to
40:58
know. Can we all get along together
41:00
and I if I didn't have that experience, I would say no
41:04
because the, you know, the thought process is so different,
41:07
but we were starting to really get along.
41:15
So again he's talking about unity and you know, ignore this
41:22
this is just Newsmax add at the end of the video but again Trump
41:27
is talking about Unity. He's talking about bringing the
41:31
country together. He's got people, laughing
41:35
chuckling and again, even if you like me have had moments where,
41:43
you know, Trump You know, Trump says some abrasive things and
41:48
there is no doubt that he can be an asshole at times, right?
41:55
But this is the Donald from when we see this Trump, he's on fire,
42:01
he's got his mojo back and at this, right, there's no doubt
42:08
that he's going to be, I mean, I mean, he already is the
42:11
front-runner, but with this type of energy, yeah, he's going to
42:16
be the nominee again in 2024. Mark my words, it's just that
42:23
simple. So that's pretty much the
42:28
summary. I have four C, Pac 23, like I
42:36
said - Trump's speech very lackluster.
42:42
This your light is in gentlemen, not a whole lot to discuss in
42:47
all honesty. Really not a lot of energy, kind
42:54
of disappointing, but you guys wanted to see pack summary.
42:58
So there you have it. Before I go though, I do kind of
43:06
want to end the Monday show with a little pallet cleanser for you
43:13
all because this weekend, Chris Rock's new comedy, special on
43:21
Netflix. Dropped and he had a few, you
43:30
know, choice words to say about his confrontation with Will
43:37
Smith last year at the Oscars and this clip was going around a
43:44
couple, you know, all throughout the weekend.
43:48
And this was actually the name of his special that's out on
43:52
Netflix, pretty good. Selective outrage, which is a
43:57
fitting title and kind of just kind of sums up things in the
44:04
country as a whole. So here, you know, here's an
44:09
excerpt from that special and Chris Rock talking about his
44:14
confrontation, with Will Smith and kind of of the fall from
44:19
that. Getting smacked by shook Smith,
44:29
everybody knows everybody fucking nose.
44:34
Yes, it happened. I got smiling a year ago.
44:38
Fucking last week. I've got smacked in the fucking
44:40
Oscars by this motherfucker and people I did it hurt it.
44:45
Still hurts. I got summertime ringing in my
44:49
ear. Fucking drums, please.
44:59
But I'm not a victim. Baby, you will never see me on
45:02
Oprah, Gail, crying. You never see it, never gonna
45:09
happen. I couldn't believe it.
45:13
I'm glad no, it's never gonna happen.
45:18
No, fuck that shit. I took that hit like Pacquiao
45:21
motherfucker. I took it like motherfucking
45:29
Pacquiao. Okay.
45:31
Shit man, did it hurt? Yeah, motherfucker and people.
45:36
Well, you guys are fighting all the time.
45:38
We're not, first of all, I know you can't tell on camera Will
45:42
Smith is significantly bigger than me.
45:45
We are not the same size. Okay, we are not it's got this
45:50
guy. Muslim does movies with his
45:52
shirt off. You've Never seen me.
45:55
Do a movie with my shirt off. If I'm in a movie, getting open,
46:01
heart surgery, I got on a sweater.
46:09
Will Smith played Muhammad Ali in the movie.
46:13
You think I auditioned for that part.
46:16
He play mom, and that's why poke a new Jason.
46:34
She even an animation. This motherfuckers bigger, I'm a
46:37
zebra, he's a shock. What the fuck man?
46:41
But pot, well, Smith practices selective outrage.
46:50
Practices, select active outrage because everybody knows what the
46:56
fuck happened. Everybody that really knows
46:59
knows. I had nothing to do with that
47:01
shit. I didn't have any entanglements.
47:11
I did not have an entanglement and for people that don't know
47:14
what everybody else. Will sit in his wife was fucking
47:18
her son's friend, okay? Okay.
47:21
Now I normally would not talk about this shit but for some
47:26
reason, these niggas put that shit on the internet.
47:30
I have no idea why to talented people would do something that
47:34
fucking slow down what the fuck that we all been cheated on
47:39
everybody. Any have been cheated on, none
47:42
of us have ever been interviewed by the person that cheated on us
47:47
on television. None of us.
47:50
Like hey, I was sending somebody else's dick.
47:53
How did that make you feel? Why the fuck would you do that
48:07
shit? She heard him way more to he
48:10
hurt me. Okay, okay.
48:13
And by the way, he does shit everybody in the world called
48:19
him a bitch. I tried to call the mother,
48:21
fucking give him my condolences and pick up for me.
48:24
Everybody called that man of BX. Fucking cent of Charlemagne.
48:30
Call him a bitch in the back. A club called him a bitch and a
48:34
view and the park and every rapper and fighting for the
48:38
drink Champs, called him a fucking bitch, everybody called
48:43
him a bitch and called his wife of President, everybody called
48:46
him a bitch. And who's he hit me?
49:01
Nigger. He knows he could be that in
49:03
some bitch-ass shit. That's what the fuck happened.
49:14
Okay the fuck out of here man. The fuck, what the fuck?
49:20
I do nothing to this motherfucker.
49:21
Okay, his whatever years ago, his wife said I, I should quit
49:26
the eye because I shouldn't host, because her man didn't get
49:29
nominated. It for emancipation, the biggest
49:33
piece of shit ever. Okay.
49:36
It is something nigga. Gives me a fucking about fucking
49:39
concussion. No, not a bad space.
49:41
I fucked up the joke concussion. She fucking said he should quit
49:47
because will didn't get nominated for concussion, what
49:50
the fuck. Well, so did I do some jokes
49:53
about who gives a fuck? That's how it is.
49:55
She started I finish it. Okay, that's what the fuck
49:59
happened. He's picking on this bitch.
50:02
She started this shit. Nobody pick it on her.
50:12
She said of me a fucking grown-ass man.
50:15
Should quit his job because her husband to get nominated for
50:18
concussion. So that, you know, that was that
50:28
was a pretty good bit. That is.
50:35
And yeah that is basically a good summary of you know what
50:40
happened in regards to the Will Smith, you know versus Chris
50:46
Rock situation and their people on Twitter.
50:49
Oh he should have talked about that, he shouldn't, you know,
50:52
he's never put that in this special.
50:56
Now he he deserved to go off, he deserve to put that in his
50:59
special which, you know, the entirety of the special is
51:04
pretty good. I didn't see the whole thing but
51:09
I did see. I started watching last night
51:12
and I believe that joke comes in more towards the end, but
51:16
overall it's pretty good. So check out Selective outrage
51:22
on Netflix if you have it, yeah. It's a good special.
51:30
So anyway, our folks, I want to thank you all for tuning into
51:38
the show, and I hope everyone has a good Monday and will be
51:46
back on Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Eastern for the live show on a
51:53
rumble and odyssey, not sure who Our Guest is going to be for
51:58
this week yet. We've still got a few guests on
52:02
and talks with. I've already got some guests
52:06
lined up for next week, but they couldn't do it this week.
52:10
So we're going to do it next. Week.
52:16
But I saw the guest by Wednesday so I will now.
52:20
It's probably either later tonight or tomorrow, who that
52:23
is. But anyway I want to thank
52:27
everyone for tuning in and you know what sitting and or
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Watching God bless God's. If this great nation Godfrey
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