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10/23/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rudy Giuliani, Mike Sarraille, Daniel Baldwin, Chat Caton. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on real America tonight, putting the screws to poot.
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Speaker 1: President Trump imposing new crippling sanctions on Moscow. Is the
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Speaker 1: war between Russian Ukraine drags on and negotiations now at
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Speaker 1: a stalemate. Plus Merrill, Mayhem and the Big Apple, the
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Speaker 1: trio of candidates competing for the chief executive job in
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Speaker 1: New York City trade insults last night instead of substance
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Speaker 1: at their last debate. We'll talk more about making sure
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Speaker 1: a radical Muslim doesn't take over the Big Apple. And
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Speaker 1: the Beef over beef. President Trump and America's cattle ranchers
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Speaker 1: are locking horns over importing meat as Americans are asking
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Speaker 1: what's for dinner and why does it cost so much?
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Speaker 1: These are tremendous sanctions.
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Speaker 2: These are very big there against their two big oil companies,
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Speaker 2: and we hope that they won't be on for long.
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Speaker 1: We hope that the war will be settled. We all
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Speaker 1: do no more killing. As President Trump says, good Thur's
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Speaker 1: eaighting to you, folks, Thanks for joining US forty sevening
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Speaker 1: out some of the toughest sanctions this week to date
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Speaker 1: against Russia and putin after plans for a summit between
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Speaker 1: our Commander in chief and Putin fell apart earlier this week. Now,
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Speaker 1: Moscow's two largest energy companies were hit yesterday by the
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Speaker 1: Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control with economic penalties. This
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Speaker 1: aimed at ending the more than three year old war.
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Speaker 1: President Trump also pushing other nations to stop purchasing Russian
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Speaker 1: oil and natural gas, saying that India, one of the
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Speaker 1: largest purchas, has pledged to actually stop it. Additionally, Senate
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Speaker 1: Majority leader John Thune says the Senate could soon vote
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Speaker 1: on a bill granting Trump the authority to impose sweeping
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Speaker 1: secondary sanctions on nations that continue to buy that Russian oil.
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Speaker 1: You've got to hit him where it hurts, in the wallet.
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Speaker 1: He's got no money to wage war. He'll have to
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Speaker 1: come to the table. Meantime. President Trump's also ruling out
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Speaker 1: supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk cruise missiles, arguing that the long
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Speaker 1: range weapons are too complex for Kiev to deploy without
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Speaker 1: substantial US training or troops on the ground, and he
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Speaker 1: is not doing that.
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Speaker 2: We would like to see them just take the line
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Speaker 2: that has been formed over quite a long period of
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Speaker 2: time and go and let's go home. Last week they
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Speaker 2: had almost eight thousand soldiers killed. Many Russians were killed
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Speaker 2: last week, Many Ukrainians were killed last week.
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Speaker 1: We think it's ridiculous and would like to have it
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Speaker 1: in joining us now the way in on the war.
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Speaker 1: He's retired Navy seal and the chief talent officer over
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Speaker 1: at Overwatch Mission Critical. My friend Mike Sirelli back on
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Speaker 1: the show. So, Mike, the other day, everybody was up
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Speaker 1: in arms that President Trump was thinking about sending the
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Speaker 1: Tomahawk cruise missiles. I'm sure you've been deployed. When those
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Speaker 1: things have been deployed, that's a big, big boomer. And
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Speaker 1: if you don't know what you're doing and where you're
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Speaker 1: firing it, how to do it, you could mess some
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Speaker 1: things up. And I would assume, because we've heard from
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Speaker 1: Putin's regime and inside there that if they started getting
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Speaker 1: hit with those, they started using the n word nukes,
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Speaker 1: that they would use nukes back on Ukraine. Do you
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Speaker 1: think that was a factor and Trump's saying, hey, We're
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Speaker 1: not going to do that, or was it solely on
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Speaker 1: they can't be trained and I'm not putting boots on
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Speaker 1: the ground to train them.
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Speaker 3: I think it's neither. Yeah, you know one, it's Russia
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Speaker 3: doing a little saber rattling, as we say. But Trump
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Speaker 3: is not in one negotiation negotiation, He's in two. He's
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Speaker 3: negotiating with Ukraine. He's also negotiating with Russia. It would
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Speaker 3: it be an escalation if we give them tomahawks? Yes,
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Speaker 3: but isn't Russia doing the same thing with cruise missiles
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Speaker 3: into the Ukraine. It would have been parrody, I don't
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Speaker 3: I think it would have complicated ultimately the negotiations with Russia.
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Speaker 3: It would have made the overall situation worse. But you know,
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Speaker 3: had we given tomahawks to the Ukraine, it would have
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Speaker 3: been under strict sanctions, so to speak, with the US
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Speaker 3: veto on what targets they're hitting to ensure that they
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Speaker 3: are military targets only. Tomahawks definitely could have reached far
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Speaker 3: beyond Moscow and made Russia very susceptible to airborne attacks.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so this clip is putin pretty much talking about
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Speaker 1: the response if those tomahawks ever get used. So again,
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Speaker 1: you say saber rattling, I just want to run it
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Speaker 1: and listen to the president of Russia who started this war,
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Speaker 1: and we'll get your take on the backside.
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Speaker 4: Good is an attempt of escalation.
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Speaker 5: If such weapons as used to strike the territory of
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Speaker 5: the Russian Federation, the response will be very serious.
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Speaker 4: It will be overwhelming.
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Speaker 1: It will be overwhelming. Now, our very own Pearson Sharp
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Speaker 1: was over in Russia a couple of weeks ago. He
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Speaker 1: spoke with a I would say, not the number two,
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Speaker 1: but a very strong, strong influencer on President Putin, and
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Speaker 1: he told him his advice will be, if long range
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Speaker 1: missiles are used and Russia begins to lose the war,
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Speaker 1: he will suggest to Putin to use nukes. What are
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Speaker 1: the possibility that is?
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Speaker 3: You know, is Russia one of the largest nuclear powers
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Speaker 3: in world. Yes, but as we say in Texas, all
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Speaker 3: had no cattle. We often hear a strong response from
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Speaker 3: Russia with very little response. They're not going to escalate
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Speaker 3: to a nuclear war. However, I could be wrong, and
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Speaker 3: in that instance that would be destructive for the world.
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Speaker 3: But I don't think it's going to escalate to that degree. Again,
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Speaker 3: it may have been a factor in the calculus that
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Speaker 3: Trump is doing with regards to bring this war to
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Speaker 3: an end and ultimately bring both sides to the table.
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Speaker 1: What do you think as an operator, because let's be real,
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Speaker 1: politicians and global elites and UN secretary generals and all
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Speaker 1: these NATO people whatever. They sit in their ivory towers
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Speaker 1: and their fancy chairs and their suits, and they talk
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Speaker 1: whatever that they know everything they have been out there.
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Speaker 1: Like you, as an operator, what do you think needs
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Speaker 1: to be done? Because on the ground we've heard horrific stories. Right,
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Speaker 1: the numbers of deaths on both sides of these armies
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Speaker 1: are not accurate. Nobody tells us the right numbers, but
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Speaker 1: it sounds like hundreds of thousands have died on both sides.
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Speaker 1: You've got civilians died on both sides. You've got beautiful
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Speaker 1: cities destroyed on one side. What would be your advice
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Speaker 1: as an operator? What should we be doing as the
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Speaker 1: United States to apply more pressure to try and get
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Speaker 1: this thing to an end. Is it more pressure on
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Speaker 1: Russia or people that are buying their oil, or more
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Speaker 1: pressure on Zelenski?
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Speaker 3: The war has no doubt taken a heavy toll, to
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Speaker 3: the tune of millions if you include civilians in that,
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Speaker 3: and you know Russian mothers want their sons home. Ukraine
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Speaker 3: wants to stop being under the constant attack in barrage.
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Speaker 3: I think Trump is doing the right thing. But it
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Speaker 3: takes the world to back Trump on this one. We
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Speaker 3: have to hit them where it hurts them. Where do
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Speaker 3: you hit people where it hurts You hit them in
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Speaker 3: their wallets.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 3: These sanctions on these two large Russian oil companies is
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Speaker 3: going to have an impact not only on the global
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Speaker 3: market and the price of oil, which we as Americans
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Speaker 3: can survive for a little bit longer for the greater
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Speaker 3: good of bringing this war to an end. But I mean,
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Speaker 3: you've seen China back off. What's an interesting announcement and
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Speaker 3: a great evolution to this is you know, Indian Prime
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Speaker 3: Minister Modi backing.
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Speaker 1: Off Rans backing off helping if we bomb them. So
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Speaker 1: you got three big countries that aren't helping Russia right now.
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Speaker 1: That's a great point. So you think Trump keep the
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Speaker 1: pressure on if the Senate allows him to do these
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Speaker 1: secondary sanctions with other nations, do that and maybe all
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Speaker 1: that sucking the money out will suck the life out
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Speaker 1: of his military and Putin will have to get his
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Speaker 1: butt to the table.
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Speaker 3: It's a war of attrition, that's what this is through
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Speaker 3: nonconmetic means in terms of the allies trying to bring
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Speaker 3: Russia to the table. But I think it was a
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Speaker 3: beautiful announcement for Trump to cancel this meeting with Putin.
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Speaker 3: Fool me once, Shame on you, for me twice, shame
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Speaker 3: on me. So he's going to set the conditions for
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Speaker 3: the next meeting. He gave Putin a chance. I would
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Speaker 3: have done the same thing, or any sound minded logical
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Speaker 3: leader would have done the same thing and met with
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Speaker 3: put In the first time. But we've got to apply
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Speaker 3: a little more pressure. Put the Russians into the corner
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Speaker 3: a little more, apply a little more pain before they
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Speaker 3: come back to the table, and we can maybe get
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Speaker 3: something a ceasefire across the gold Line.
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Speaker 1: Agreed. Thanks for the insight, Chief Telenan officer at Overwatch
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11:44
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11:53
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12:27
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Speaker 1: the deadly nursing home scandal during COVID, all that stuff.
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Speaker 1: Of course he's got to own it. Cuomo, though, firing back,
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Speaker 1: calling Mandanmi a divisive force and a radical without real experience.
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Speaker 9: Since I left, homeless rate is more than doubled. When
12:47
Speaker 9: I left, the vacancy raid on housing was four point
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Speaker 9: five percent.
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Speaker 4: It's now one percent.
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Speaker 9: This man never even proposed a bill on housing or education,
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Speaker 9: never even proposed a bill.
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Speaker 3: Keep going back and forth between the two of you,
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Speaker 3: mister Slee, where it's your.
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Speaker 8: Term Andrew, you didn't leave. You fled from being impeached
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Speaker 8: by the Democrats in the state legislature.
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Speaker 10: You have never had a job, You've never accomplished anything.
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Speaker 10: There's no reason to believe you have any merit or
13:21
Speaker 10: qualification for eight and a half million lives. You don't
13:24
Speaker 10: know how to run a government, you don't know how
13:25
Speaker 10: to handle an emergency, and you've literally never proposed a
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Speaker 10: bill on anything.
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Speaker 9: That you're not talking about in your campaign.
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Speaker 1: Besides having no experience, he's also, I'm sorry, not sorry,
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Speaker 1: a radical Muslim and does not deserve to run a
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Speaker 1: city where radical Muslims killed thousands of people here now
13:44
Speaker 1: to discuss this very important race where I believe the
13:47
Speaker 1: very existence of the Big Apple as we know it
13:50
Speaker 1: is on the line. He's been labeled America's Mayor, and
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Speaker 1: I think one of the best mayor's New York City
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Speaker 1: has ever seen. He hosts the show America's Mayor Live
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Speaker 1: and The Rudy Giuliani Show, and he's a friend of mine.
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Speaker 1: Rudy Giuliani back on the program. Really, it's been too long.
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Speaker 1: How you been my friend? It has been Delia.
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Speaker 11: Thank you very much for those kind words. But you
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Speaker 11: know we're in a very very You couldn't I couldn't
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Speaker 11: exaggerate more how critical this election is. How I never
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Speaker 11: thought it would ever take place. I mean, I'm a student.
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Speaker 11: I go way back to the communism of the nineteen
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Speaker 11: fifties and nineteen sixties and Cold War, and I studied
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Speaker 11: communism in school with one of my majors as a
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Speaker 11: philosophy because we were getting ready for a major war
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Speaker 11: with Communist Russia. Right, So I think I know communism
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Speaker 11: about as well as anyone does. They don't teach it anymore.
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Speaker 4: From that point of view, this is.
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Speaker 1: This could be the.
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Speaker 11: Most acknowledged red candidate we've had in the history of
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Speaker 11: the United States of America in any major office, and
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Speaker 11: he doesn't back away from it. I don't know that
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Speaker 11: that's to his credit. I think that's to his arrogance. Yes,
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Speaker 11: he believes. He believes that the majority of the people
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Speaker 11: in New York City will either now or very shortly
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Speaker 11: move over and want to be more like Venezuela than
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Speaker 11: New York.
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Speaker 1: He wants to make buses free.
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Speaker 11: He wants to make grocery stores grocery stores free. He
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Speaker 11: wants to make education completely free with no standards. He
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Speaker 11: refuses to accept charter schools. He is, also, among other things,
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Speaker 11: a complete tool of the teachers Union, like every Democrat is.
15:35
Speaker 11: The teachers Union was established by Communists. People maybe don't
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Speaker 11: know that, so he feels very comfortable with them. He
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Speaker 11: wants the state to take over your children. He wants
15:45
Speaker 11: to state to have the ability to decide whether your
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Speaker 11: children have their genders changed or not. You have nothing
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Speaker 11: to say about the teachers, and the experts decide that.
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Speaker 11: I mean, I could go on and on. He's an
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Speaker 11: acknowledged Islamic extremist.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. That's the key for me. All the radical
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Speaker 1: liberal Democrat stuff we already know, right because he's part
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Speaker 1: of the Democrat Party, which is not the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 1: You and I grew up knowing when you could talk
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Speaker 1: to a Kennedy Democrat back in the day, right and
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Speaker 1: you'll be differed maybe on abortion, a little bit of
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Speaker 1: guns and labor unions. Other than that, they were still Americans,
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Speaker 1: So we know he's a psycho lefty Democrat. Forget all
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Speaker 1: that rudy. You were there on nine to eleven. That's
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Speaker 1: why we call you America's mayor. Thousands millions of New
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Speaker 1: Yorkers huddled around you when you and w came to
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Speaker 1: the rubble of the towers and people looked up to you.
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Speaker 1: How are New Yorkers feeling that a radical Muslim who's
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Speaker 1: connected and let me put the picture up, connected to
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Speaker 1: radical disgusting Muslim amans like Saraj Wajaji. This guy right
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Speaker 1: here who's made statements like America is like a garbage can,
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Speaker 1: it's filthy and sick. Another one he said, by the way,
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Speaker 1: he lives here. That's his pal right there. This is
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Speaker 1: the amount I'm talking about. You don't get into politics
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Speaker 1: because it's the American thing to do you get into
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Speaker 1: politics so you can use it as a weapon to
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Speaker 1: support Islam. That's what that guy right there said. And
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Speaker 1: that's Zorron sucking up to him. Now, didn't he have
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Speaker 1: something to do with the ninety three attack on the
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Speaker 1: World Trade Center, Rudy, you were the mayor.
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Speaker 11: Then he sure did. He was an unindicted co conspirator.
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Speaker 11: He was very close. He was very close to the
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Speaker 11: imam who organized it and did it. It is alleged
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Speaker 11: that some of the people involved in it were trained
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Speaker 11: in his mosque, which is in Brooklyn. The Imans who
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Speaker 11: did it was in New Jersey, but they were very,
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Speaker 11: very close. He was also very close to someone convicted
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Speaker 11: a year after that who killed dozens of people, known
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Speaker 11: as the Blind Shake, and he testified on his behalf.
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Speaker 1: Whoa, I don't know that one.
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Speaker 11: He has also made statements that these people wasn't their fault,
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Speaker 11: that this happened, that they that they had to kill
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Speaker 11: seven people there, it was it was caused by America
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Speaker 11: and Israel, and then he repeated that again when nine
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Speaker 11: to eleven happened. He is on a list a Federal
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Speaker 11: Bureau of Investigation CIA as a person who is considered
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Speaker 11: a danger to the United States of America and to
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Speaker 11: the national security of the United States of America. When
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Speaker 11: Mandami walked up to him on Friday, there has to
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Speaker 11: be undercover pictures of him associating with a person who
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Speaker 11: suspected of being a terrorist. He just associated with him,
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Speaker 11: he said, He said, he is one of the most
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Speaker 11: important imams in America.
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Speaker 1: I know which nice.
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Speaker 11: If we want to divide the Muslim religion into good bad,
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Speaker 11: which we have to right, Yes, we got the ones
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Speaker 11: who use it to kill us, you know, Allah akbab,
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Speaker 11: blow your brains out, Allah akba boiled the plane out.
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Speaker 11: Those are the bad ones. Then the good ones are
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Speaker 11: the ones who reject all that stuff that Mohammed taught
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Speaker 11: in the second half of his life, like killed Jews,
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Speaker 11: jill Christians.
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Speaker 1: Where are those I don't hear those voices, Rudy, Well,
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Speaker 1: there are some of them.
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Speaker 11: And actually they have a group against him.
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Speaker 1: All right, good, I hope I have a group saying
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Speaker 1: he's destroying us. Well he's telling us who who he is. Yeah, well, Rudy,
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Speaker 1: let me run one more sound bite, moderate Muslim. He's
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Speaker 1: way on the other side. Yeah, let me run one
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Speaker 1: more sound bite. So people can really see and hear
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Speaker 1: from his mouth, not these imams that he backs and supports.
19:17
Speaker 1: That are six psychos that hate America. Zoran does too.
19:21
Speaker 1: Here's one in case you can't make it out. I'll
19:23
Speaker 1: clarify after because he's wearing a mask. This is zoron Mondami.
19:26
Speaker 1: Listen to what he says.
19:28
Speaker 2: We here to remake this state in the image.
19:30
Speaker 4: Of our people.
19:32
Speaker 1: We came here to remake this state in the image
19:37
Speaker 1: of our people. Does that sound like something American because
19:40
Speaker 1: he's bragging about being a Muslim. We came to this
19:43
Speaker 1: state to remake it in our image. I'm sorry, but
19:47
Speaker 1: sharia law doesn't jive with the Constitution in the United
19:50
Speaker 1: States of America.
19:51
Speaker 11: Rudy, Well, you know, Dan, that is exactly what Muhammad
19:55
Speaker 11: taught them to do. And he is following the literal
19:58
Speaker 11: teaching of Muhammad. Anyone following the literal teaching of Mohammad
20:02
Speaker 11: is a murderer. And you can see it in London. Look,
20:07
Speaker 11: there are huge parts of London that now are subjected
20:13
Speaker 11: to sharia war and they're not doing a damn thing
20:15
Speaker 11: about it.
20:16
Speaker 1: Yep. I've seen the video and right up and.
20:17
Speaker 11: Down the west coast of England, you have that problem.
20:22
Speaker 1: There are more kids.
20:23
Speaker 11: Named Mohammad than anything else. Last year that was the
20:25
Speaker 11: most popular name in England. The Anglican Church is disappearing.
20:30
Speaker 11: Luckily a lot of them have becoming Catholics and other
20:32
Speaker 11: forms of Protestant.
20:33
Speaker 4: But these people are leaving the Anglican.
20:34
Speaker 1: Church the history of Mohammad. Do they see that their
20:37
Speaker 1: prophet was a pedophile and a murderer? How could you
20:41
Speaker 1: believe one in Mohammad the prophet and two the Qoran?
20:45
Speaker 1: Because I don't see Christians our God. Are Jesus Christ
20:49
Speaker 1: calling for the death of people over their religion or
20:51
Speaker 1: anything else that religion? If you read it and you
20:54
Speaker 1: look at that prophet they all pray to, they're just murderers.
20:59
Speaker 1: How is that godly?
21:00
Speaker 4: Dan?
21:00
Speaker 11: Most people don't have the courage to say what you say.
21:05
Speaker 11: If it gets hurt, if it gets heard loud enough,
21:08
Speaker 11: you will have a fatwah. I have about six against me.
21:12
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, to kill me, to kill me.
21:14
Speaker 11: They tried to kill me twice, once in Armenia and
21:19
Speaker 11: once in France. Because for years I've been saying and
21:23
Speaker 11: I was very close to George Bush, but I think
21:26
Speaker 11: one of the biggest mistakes he made was going before
21:28
Speaker 11: Congress and saying Islam is a religion of peace. These
21:33
Speaker 11: people are bastardizing.
21:34
Speaker 1: The religion, thank you.
21:35
Speaker 4: No they're not.
21:36
Speaker 11: They're reading it literally. It has to be written out,
21:39
Speaker 11: thank you. If you want to be a Muslim, you
21:41
Speaker 11: got to write out that whole part of of the
21:44
Speaker 11: Quran and reject Muhammad. Take up the nice things he.
21:48
Speaker 1: Said, get rid of all the rest.
21:50
Speaker 11: And you have to do it very carefully so we
21:52
Speaker 11: don't suspect that you're one of the bad ones.
21:55
Speaker 1: Rudy, I'm almost out of time. I just want you,
21:57
Speaker 1: in the last thirty seconds here to put an all
22:00
Speaker 1: all out to your fellow New Yorkers about how important
22:02
Speaker 1: this race in a week and a half is, and
22:04
Speaker 1: by golly, do not elect this radical Muslim Zorn Mendami.
22:10
Speaker 11: It's all you well as it right, Dan. You got
22:11
Speaker 11: to come out to vote. And one of the problems
22:13
Speaker 11: we New Yorkers have had is we don't go. We
22:15
Speaker 11: don't vote anymore. It's about half the voting turnout the
22:19
Speaker 11: last time I ran for mayor uh And the fact
22:23
Speaker 11: is that de Blasio also a communist and a terrible mayor,
22:26
Speaker 11: and and the guy who began the downfall after myself
22:30
Speaker 11: and Mike Boomberg.
22:32
Speaker 1: Nobody voted.
22:34
Speaker 11: There was no turnout. It would have been easy to
22:37
Speaker 11: beat him, but nobody turned out. There's enough of a
22:40
Speaker 11: vote to elect.
22:41
Speaker 4: Either one of the two of them.
22:43
Speaker 11: I wish they'd get I wish they'd get together, and
22:47
Speaker 11: I may have some ideas on that, but right now
22:49
Speaker 11: I want to focus on on on on the Muslim extremists. Yes,
22:54
Speaker 11: but Cuomo and I don't know, that didn't make it nice.
22:59
Speaker 1: Yeah, Cuomo Curtis should talk. Maybe somebody's mayor, deputy mayor
23:03
Speaker 1: or something, but yeah, just make sure that guy doesn't
23:06
Speaker 1: get in. I gotta run, Rudy.
23:08
Speaker 11: Let's get you on the show combination. You know I had,
23:11
Speaker 11: I had four deputy mayors. Two are Democrats. Yes, I'm
23:15
Speaker 11: a pretty loyal Republican.
23:16
Speaker 1: Well, Rudy, why don't you make that happen? Get Andrew
23:19
Speaker 1: and Curtis on the phone, and let's make sure that
23:21
Speaker 1: Zoorron doesn't get it. I got to run, my friend.
23:23
Speaker 1: I'll get you working on it.
23:25
Speaker 11: Thank you for focusing on it.
23:28
Speaker 1: I will thank you, Rudy. Juliana, we really do it.
23:30
Speaker 1: As always, God bless your brother straight ahead. From posting
23:34
Speaker 1: conservative hit lists literally on light poles to attacking independent journalists,
23:40
Speaker 1: these thugs with Antifa have once again taken over the
23:44
Speaker 1: streets of Portland. Our friend Chad Caiton, the national Field
23:47
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23:50
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26:08
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the FBI closing in on radical domestic
26:11
Speaker 1: terror groups here in America, with the Bureau on the
26:14
Speaker 1: verge of exposing the operations, the money, and the backing
26:17
Speaker 1: of these extremists that are wreaking havoc coast to coast,
26:20
Speaker 1: especially in Portland, Oregon, which we'll get to in a
26:23
Speaker 1: sec This all according FBI directord Cash Pattel, who says
26:26
Speaker 1: his agency is preparing to unmask the command structure and
26:30
Speaker 1: the financing for these ridiculous, disgusting thug anarchist groups like Antifa.
26:37
Speaker 1: He's also identified potential new criminal activity related to the
26:41
Speaker 1: abuse of federal law enforcement and intelligence, Patel, adding quote,
26:45
Speaker 1: We're not going to stop until every single one of
26:48
Speaker 1: those is fully exposed. FBI officials say all of the
26:51
Speaker 1: necessary documents are being shared with Congress and the courts,
26:54
Speaker 1: and that they're passing along every case they can to
26:57
Speaker 1: the DOJ. Pattel also confirming that more indictments are expected
27:01
Speaker 1: for people accused of weaponizing our government agencies, saying that
27:04
Speaker 1: previous indictments were just the beginning. I love to hear
27:08
Speaker 1: that cash this as ICE agents arrested fifty one illegal
27:12
Speaker 1: aliens during a joint weekend immigration enforcement where else in Portland.
27:17
Speaker 1: So besides the paid for not organic, the paid for protesters,
27:23
Speaker 1: the Antifa terror group thugs, you now got a whole
27:27
Speaker 1: bunch of scumbag illegal criminal aliens there too, of course,
27:31
Speaker 1: and Portland's is fine with it. The arrest come as
27:34
Speaker 1: ICE prepares to ramp up operations and raids in their
27:37
Speaker 1: so called Sanctuary City amid ongoing violent protests that have
27:42
Speaker 1: been occurring almost nightly out in front of the South
27:46
Speaker 1: Portland Ice Facility. That location has been under attacked by
27:49
Speaker 1: Antifa and other crazy protesters since early June, with Democrat
27:54
Speaker 1: city and state officials turning a blind eye to all
27:57
Speaker 1: of the chaos. It's ridiculous. Do your job, you put
28:02
Speaker 1: a badge on it, a gun for a reason, you
28:04
Speaker 1: take an oath. Come on. Even more chilling, these thugs
28:09
Speaker 1: that are connected to Antifa are now posting show them
28:12
Speaker 1: posting flyers outside of the Portland Ice Facility that show
28:17
Speaker 1: the faces and names of conservative independent journalists and influencers
28:22
Speaker 1: as targets. They want them taken out. And I know
28:25
Speaker 1: almost every one of these people. You've seen them on
28:27
Speaker 1: this program. These protests. Posters rather label certain individuals as
28:33
Speaker 1: quote far right content creators and warn protesters to be
28:38
Speaker 1: on the lookout for them. A couple of the names
28:41
Speaker 1: Katie Daviscourt, Nick Sorter and on tons of times, Nick Shirley.
28:45
Speaker 1: Love that kid stuff. Now, these are folks who have
28:48
Speaker 1: been assaulted, harassed by Antifa and then they get ignored
28:54
Speaker 1: by authorities. Don't forget our friend Nick Sorder was arrested
28:58
Speaker 1: after he got a Antifa for save in a burning flag.
29:03
Speaker 1: Then he fought back and they arrested him. This is
29:06
Speaker 1: what's happening in Portland, joining us now to discuss what
29:11
Speaker 1: he has seen firsthand in the Antifa ravage city of Portland,
29:16
Speaker 1: filled with these anti American thugs and crooked politicians. Mm hm.
29:22
Speaker 1: He's the director of the Conservative Caucus and a friend
29:24
Speaker 1: of mine. Chad Kate back on the program, Chad, nice
29:27
Speaker 1: to see you.
29:28
Speaker 4: Brother.
29:30
Speaker 1: Wanted to be is all I can say is wow.
29:33
Speaker 1: You know what. Let me just set the picture here
29:35
Speaker 1: in the scene for folks. He's in front of that
29:37
Speaker 1: famous now Ice facility where all kinds of hell has
29:42
Speaker 1: broken loose over the last several months, and he's wearing
29:44
Speaker 1: a bullet proof vest. Folks. He's not in Syria, he's
29:49
Speaker 1: not in a raq. He's in Portland, Oregon, USA. I
29:54
Speaker 1: just wanted to set that tone so folks understand what
29:58
Speaker 1: the heck's going down in blue run cities like Portland. Chad,
30:02
Speaker 1: fill us in on what you've been seeing the last
30:03
Speaker 1: few weeks since you've been there.
30:06
Speaker 5: Well, it's a circus and they're very violent people at
30:08
Speaker 5: the end of the day. I was here a week ago.
30:11
Speaker 5: I was with Nick when you went to get that flag.
30:14
Speaker 5: I got punched in the nose. I actually ended up
30:16
Speaker 5: accidentally getting hit.
30:17
Speaker 4: With a pepper ball across the cheek. You know.
30:19
Speaker 5: The situation down here when they get in their little
30:22
Speaker 5: whimsical blow ups is absolute bs. This is just them
30:25
Speaker 5: trying to keep the national narrative into something that this
30:28
Speaker 5: is some kind of peaceful protests. As you hear the
30:31
Speaker 5: liberal media parrot constantly what we're seeing out here. In
30:35
Speaker 5: the journalists you saw in that pole, I'm on that pole. Also,
30:39
Speaker 5: that's a hit list they're putting out the people that
30:43
Speaker 5: are actually bringing the truth here because mainstream media goes
30:46
Speaker 5: home at nine o'clock and then they let things happen.
30:49
Speaker 5: The idea that I was on a list and I
30:52
Speaker 5: wasn't even here, I had been here made me decide
30:56
Speaker 5: I need to get on a plane because every time
30:58
Speaker 5: I've been on a poster somewhere, I've never let the
31:01
Speaker 5: fans down. So I thought i'd come back out and film.
31:05
Speaker 1: Yeah, and tifa's peaceful, just like Hamas or freedom fighters anyway. Sweethearted, Yeah, Yeah,
31:11
Speaker 1: they're all sweethearts on both sides.
31:13
Speaker 4: Of them and Dan.
31:14
Speaker 5: The cool thing is the youth that's coming out here
31:16
Speaker 5: right now and the youth that are bringing their phones.
31:18
Speaker 4: You know, y No, these are the good ones.
31:22
Speaker 1: They're actually the good ones.
31:23
Speaker 5: Yeah, we've got some guys from Portland State came out
31:26
Speaker 5: last night. They're standing with patriots. My buddy cost right
31:30
Speaker 5: here as a young gentleman. He's been out here filming
31:32
Speaker 5: with us and standing in the breach and this is
31:35
Speaker 5: what made me keep capping to come back because watching
31:37
Speaker 5: these young independent journalists come out here and do the job,
31:40
Speaker 5: man it is.
31:41
Speaker 4: It's amazing. And they're and they're standing in them literally
31:43
Speaker 4: to the point. I'm a big dude, I can handle myself.
31:45
Speaker 5: But I have to wear a vest because these people
31:47
Speaker 5: are dangerous, violent criminals.
31:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's insane, and they get covered. Let's talk about
31:52
Speaker 1: the cover that they're getting by the local police, which,
31:58
Speaker 1: by the way, I got to tease as coming up
32:01
Speaker 1: after you Chaed, We're gonna have our own Daniel Baldwin
32:03
Speaker 1: join us. Uh who just spoke with Harmeat Dylan and
32:05
Speaker 1: I think that the Portland Mayor and the Portland Police
32:08
Speaker 1: Department in chief are gonna have a surprise from Trump's
32:10
Speaker 1: DOJ But fill us in on the response you've seen
32:14
Speaker 1: from that mayor, from the local prosecutor, and from the
32:17
Speaker 1: chief of police, because to me, these three are so corrupt,
32:20
Speaker 1: they're the ones allowing this to happen every day.
32:23
Speaker 5: It's absolutely we have so much video of watching We
32:26
Speaker 5: call him Coptifa because Antifa runs the police.
32:29
Speaker 9: Here.
32:30
Speaker 5: It's absolutely evident we have every bit of that type
32:33
Speaker 5: of video out there, to the point where we have
32:36
Speaker 5: people out here, see we.
32:37
Speaker 4: Have a here, look a look at the how the
32:38
Speaker 4: triggered they get. Look at that. Yeah, chief of.
32:41
Speaker 5: Runs the cops, you know, because my brother, well, your
32:44
Speaker 5: brother needs to do a better job.
32:46
Speaker 4: Can he's terrible at him?
32:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, please tell him nothing. Yeah, don't harass somebody else, Pal,
32:51
Speaker 1: gon't arrass somebody else.
32:53
Speaker 2: Show.
32:53
Speaker 4: But you're not gonna come up here at You're just
32:58
Speaker 4: we've got the video shows they Yeah, we do.
33:02
Speaker 1: I wish you could hear me. I'm filling in on
33:04
Speaker 1: what we've seen tops do.
33:06
Speaker 4: Can I ask you Dan ball out of the question
33:07
Speaker 4: for you.
33:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, since you're gonna interrupt my show, Pal.
33:11
Speaker 4: Go ahead and I'll give him the question.
33:13
Speaker 5: Sweet anti frog, you consumer of love in nineteen sixty
33:16
Speaker 5: nine is over. Do you realize the hippie long ago
33:20
Speaker 5: you obviously right and got a job.
33:23
Speaker 4: Anti frog means anti fascist, not we fashion check.
33:28
Speaker 1: Just walk away from that guy, don't just walk away
33:32
Speaker 1: for this. Ignore him, just igne he's one of them.
33:35
Speaker 1: He's one of those. He's one of those older and
33:39
Speaker 1: white liberals who think that antifa is fighting a fastiest
33:43
Speaker 1: king like Trumpet. He doesn't understand how violent. Oh yeah,
33:48
Speaker 1: I want to see it.
33:49
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I bet you do.
33:50
Speaker 1: Wow.
33:51
Speaker 5: See this is this is how stupid things are out here.
33:54
Speaker 5: You can't excuse me. Yeah, you can't back up from me.
33:57
Speaker 5: I need to get me room.
33:59
Speaker 1: If he touches you, we got it on camera and
34:01
Speaker 1: we'll get it for you. This is we are here,
34:05
Speaker 1: We are here back whoa whoa whoa. Brother, that's a sault,
34:11
Speaker 1: So you better give your name. You're getting arrested tonight.
34:14
Speaker 12: Man.
34:15
Speaker 4: This is what I'm talking about. You've got it right here.
34:18
Speaker 1: This is why I came to the ice facility to
34:19
Speaker 1: do this. Hit Dan and that's becomes a crazy twenty
34:22
Speaker 1: three year old kid in all back in his face.
34:25
Speaker 1: It's like a seventy year old white, little crazy man.
34:27
Speaker 4: What's your name? America wants to know.
34:29
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's your name? That's your name.
34:32
Speaker 5: Don't worry, We've got people are gonna watch your show
34:34
Speaker 5: because we have great people out there. They're doing the
34:36
Speaker 5: research and they're giving us names. They're giving us jobs
34:38
Speaker 5: or rest records. Were everyone a docs us. We're doing
34:40
Speaker 5: it back. See this is what I'm talking about.
34:42
Speaker 1: Dan.
34:42
Speaker 5: We can only be nice so long and we stay
34:45
Speaker 5: within the law, but we fight back. This is our country, dammit,
34:48
Speaker 5: and I'm going I took an oath. You took an oath,
34:51
Speaker 5: and that's what we need to do. Stand in the
34:53
Speaker 5: breach with these radical communists that we're dealing with right here.
34:56
Speaker 1: Amen, chat them. Letting you go so you can watch
34:59
Speaker 1: your s and control the situation. I'll let you go.
35:01
Speaker 1: We got it all recorded. I saw cam recording. We
35:04
Speaker 1: can forward this to Pam and the DOJ. That dude
35:07
Speaker 1: is going to be in some deep Dodo, Chad, God bless.
35:10
Speaker 5: You, make sure you put out my Twitter watch us
35:12
Speaker 5: live tonight when we come out here.
35:13
Speaker 4: Stand in the breach.
35:14
Speaker 1: Okay, brother, be safe, be safe. We got to let
35:17
Speaker 1: him go, let him go, watch us back and folks,
35:22
Speaker 1: that's what Antifa is all about but it's just about
35:24
Speaker 1: anti fascists. Like the liberal white guy said, it's about
35:28
Speaker 1: getting rid of a fascist Donald Trump. Right, Maybe you
35:31
Speaker 1: haven't seen what your Antifa friends have been doing around
35:34
Speaker 1: the country. Why don't you do a little research. Whatever
35:36
Speaker 1: your name was, stop watching CNN and MSNBC, do yourself
35:40
Speaker 1: a favor and figure out we don't have a king.
35:43
Speaker 1: Trump's not a fascist and your organization, Antifa is now
35:48
Speaker 1: labeled as a terror group because they burn, hurt, harm
35:53
Speaker 1: and kill people. Please don't ever interrupt my show again.
35:57
Speaker 1: I'd love to find who that guy is AnyWho. Speaking
35:59
Speaker 1: of Portland, as I said with Chad, Trump's DOJ has
36:04
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36:06
Speaker 1: police chief that are pretty much allowing Antifa to ravage
36:10
Speaker 1: the city of Portland. Our Daniel Baldwin sat down with
36:13
Speaker 1: heart Meat Billan from the DOJ. He'll join us next
36:16
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36:19
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Speaker 13: Ever, ideas don't wear tactical hardened gloves and hit people
38:42
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38:49
Speaker 1: No, they don't, radical lefties do. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet
38:53
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38:58
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39:10
Speaker 1: Harmey has launched investigation into Portland law enforcement after Antifa
39:14
Speaker 1: thugs allegedly attack independent reporters like our friend disorder and
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Speaker 1: have committed huge acts of violence and riots around the
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Speaker 1: Portland Ice facility. This action comes on the heels again
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Speaker 1: of Nick's order's arrest for alleged disorderly conduct charges following
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Speaker 1: a confrontation with radical leftist who assaulted him and others
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Speaker 1: like reporter Katie Davis Court, who says they attacked her
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Speaker 1: with a flag pole. Why because they were just out
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Speaker 1: covering what was happening in front of the facility. It's disgusting.
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Speaker 1: Oa's chief White House correspondent Daniel Baldwin got to sit
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Speaker 1: down with Dylan this morning to discuss the investigation and
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Speaker 1: what comes next. Here's a little taste of that interview.
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Speaker 13: Portland doesn't want to answer our questions. I will tell
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Speaker 13: you that, and at some point the litigation is the
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Speaker 13: likely next step here. The citizens of Oregon and residents
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Speaker 13: of Portland for too long have been subjected to a
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Speaker 13: really woke city government, and you know, the police report
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Speaker 13: to them. I think everybody goes into being a cop,
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Speaker 13: for the most part, wants public safety. They want to
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Speaker 13: keep the public safe, and then it turns out that,
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Speaker 13: you know, left wing city councils and governors don't want
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Speaker 13: them to.
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Speaker 4: Do that job.
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Speaker 13: So there's a lot of frustration there. I've met with
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Speaker 13: some police leaders from Portland and they've explained you know,
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Speaker 13: it isn't them who's at fault, it's the leadership of
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Speaker 13: the city. And so ultimately, you know, we're not doing
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Speaker 13: our job for Americans if we just allow there to
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Speaker 13: be no go zones of this Antifa thuggery and violence.
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Speaker 1: Joining out to fill us in more on his exclusive
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Speaker 1: face to face sit down with Harmeat Dylan our chief
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Speaker 1: FIGHTOS correspondent Daniel Baldwin from the White House. Daniel, like
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Speaker 1: to see you again. So this is going to start
40:55
Speaker 1: airing on OAN, I believe tomorrow, and then you've got
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Speaker 1: a big thirty minute special this weekend. This is a
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Speaker 1: great get. Harmeat's been on the show multiple times over
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Speaker 1: the years, but not since she got this new title.
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Speaker 1: And I love the fact that she is going to
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Speaker 1: start going after these corrupt democrats who are supposed to
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Speaker 1: be upholding the law but are breaking the law in Portland.
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Speaker 1: Fill us in.
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Speaker 14: Well, it's fascinating Dan, because online harmat Dillan's sort of
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Speaker 14: been described as an F five tornado of legal reform,
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Speaker 14: and this is part of the reason why she's fearlessly
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Speaker 14: going after corrupt police practice SS like we've seen in
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Speaker 14: Portland police and the initial the initial inquiry that her
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Speaker 14: and the DOJ sent over to the Portland Police Department.
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Speaker 14: It listed out a couple of different issues, including the
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Speaker 14: arrest of Nick Sorder. And the interesting part is that
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Speaker 14: all of the issues at hand would choose one ideology
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Speaker 14: over the other. And obviously the arrest of Nick Sorder
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Speaker 14: was a big topic of the interview Antifa in Portland,
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Speaker 14: and one thing that Harmeat said that was very fascinating
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Speaker 14: was it's not free for a city to cast aside
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Speaker 14: the right of journalists trying to cover protests or violence
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Speaker 14: outside outside of an ice facility. She actually emphasized that
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Speaker 14: someone like Nick could actually go out and get a
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Speaker 14: federal civil rights attorney and ultimately file.
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Speaker 1: All lawsuits to their butt off.
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Speaker 14: The losing city could ultimately, yeah, could ultimately pay damages.
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Speaker 14: So it was just a fascinating conversation with the woman
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Speaker 14: who's ultimately at the point of attack when it comes
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Speaker 14: to the Trump administration trying to protect the civil rights
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Speaker 14: of millions of Americans throughout the country.
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Speaker 1: Well, and I know her personally, she has no nonsense
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Speaker 1: and she is going to bust them, you know what.
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Speaker 1: So I love that. Can't wait to see that interview
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Speaker 1: it's going to be dropping tomorrow, I believe midday in
42:40
Speaker 1: all of our newscasts. So make sure you check out
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Speaker 1: Daniel Baldwin's one on one, two more things before I
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Speaker 1: know you got to run. You're a busy guy over
42:45
Speaker 1: there at the White House, Daniel, Democrats twelfth vote in
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Speaker 1: the Senate, governments still shut down. Republicans put up a
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Speaker 1: bill so we could at least pay our military and
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Speaker 1: active federal workers that have to be there, and the
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Speaker 1: Democrats once again shut it down. Only three Dems fetterman
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Speaker 1: Osof and Warnack went with Republicans to try and pay
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Speaker 1: essential workers. That's a big no. What are you hearing
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Speaker 1: the shutdown front, Daniel, Well, the White House.
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Speaker 14: Is very comfortable with their position. They know the historical
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Speaker 14: norms back up what they're trying to do. The House
43:17
Speaker 14: passed the clean CR. Clean CR is what the Democrats
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Speaker 14: and the Senate voted for thirteen times under former President Biden.
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Speaker 14: They voted for one back in March. But the politics
43:25
Speaker 14: have changed now they're under a lot of pressure to
43:28
Speaker 14: resist at all costs, and to them, it appears right
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Speaker 14: now that these workers are just collateral damage in their
43:35
Speaker 14: political pursuit to resist Trump at all costs, Dan, And
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Speaker 14: that's really what we're seeing here, and it's seen in
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Speaker 14: the polls too, because the polls back in twenty eighteen
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Speaker 14: when the government shut down, they ultimately went a little
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Speaker 14: bit against the president. But now the president seems to
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Speaker 14: be gaining approval. The longer they shut down ultimately goes.
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Speaker 14: So we're really in a no win situation for the Democrats.
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Speaker 14: And the President really put it well in the Oval
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Speaker 14: Office a couple of weeks ago, and he labeled this
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Speaker 14: as a Kamakazi.
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Speaker 1: Attacked in less than a minute. Left got to ask
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Speaker 1: you about this one. It's ridiculous, but throw the headline up.
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Speaker 1: Democrats are fume and mad. Oh my god, President Trump
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Speaker 1: is destroying the White House. Look at these images. He's
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Speaker 1: tearing it down. Daniel, you work there every day. Can
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Speaker 1: you explain to them? And when Daniel starts talking, guys
44:17
Speaker 1: show up the picks and the graphics and the images
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Speaker 1: of what it's going to look like. Can you explain
44:21
Speaker 1: to them that all you did was take a what
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Speaker 1: a wall down so they could add a walkway to
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Speaker 1: connect this new beautiful ballroom that tons of presidents have
44:28
Speaker 1: talked about building. But of course, because it's Trump, everybody's
44:31
Speaker 1: having a you know what fit, Daniel.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 14: Two quick points, Dan, First and foremost, the elegance and
44:37
Speaker 14: the opulence of the ballroom is honestly a necessary feature
44:41
Speaker 14: of the White House. When the President brings foreign leaders
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Speaker 14: here and they want to have events, they need to
44:45
Speaker 14: sort of rent out this big, ghostly like white tent
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Speaker 14: that kind of gets used for like proms and like
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Speaker 14: college events throughout the country. That's not really befitting of
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Speaker 14: the White House. And secondly, when you think about it
44:57
Speaker 14: from a functionality perspective, a lot of times events happen
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Speaker 14: in the State dining Room like we had earlier today,
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Speaker 14: the East Room of the White House, or the briefing room,
45:05
Speaker 14: And given the amount of media interest in this White
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Speaker 14: House and in this presidency, it's incredibly uncomfortable to cover
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Speaker 14: those events when you're shoulder to shoulder crammed into rooms
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Speaker 14: that are not meant to fit the amount of media
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Speaker 14: that gets into So the ballroom will actually be a
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Speaker 14: much more comfortable and functional setting for the media to
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Speaker 14: cover massive events that the president has. And I'm telling
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Speaker 14: you from firsthand experience, Dan, it is it gets really tightened.
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Speaker 1: Those rooms Daniel Baldwin, our chief White House correspondents, always
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Speaker 1: keep up the great work. We'll look for that interview
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Speaker 2: They're fighting for their life. You understand what that means.
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Speaker 2: They have no money, they have no anything. They're fighting
49:36
Speaker 2: so hard to survive. If I can help them survive
49:39
Speaker 2: in a free world, I happen to like the president
49:42
Speaker 2: of Argentina. I think he's trying to do the best
49:44
Speaker 2: he can. But don't make it sound like they're doing great.
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Speaker 2: They are dying, all right, They're dying.
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Speaker 1: What do you mean by beef deal, sir?
49:52
Speaker 2: We would buy some beef from Argentina. If we do that,
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Speaker 2: that will bring our beef prices down.
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Speaker 1: American cattle ranchers, though, have a beef with President Trump's
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Speaker 1: plan to cut the fat from US meat prices. Commander
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Speaker 1: in Chief defending a proposed beef import deal, as you
50:08
Speaker 1: heard right there with Argentina, stating that it aims to
50:12
Speaker 1: ease our struggling economic woes. I mean, you see how
50:15
Speaker 1: much beefs cost, and I know you do. But the
50:17
Speaker 1: big question is at what cost? Because will this hurt
50:20
Speaker 1: our American cattle ranchers. The proposed beef deal with Argentina
50:24
Speaker 1: as part of the Trumpministration's broader, multi billion dollar financial
50:27
Speaker 1: rescue plan for Argentina tragi sic. Terry Scott Bessett confirming
50:31
Speaker 1: Tuesday of this week, the US has signed a quote
50:33
Speaker 1: economic stabilization agreement with Argentinian's central Bank. The deal allows
50:38
Speaker 1: for a twenty billion dollar currency swap aimed at propping
50:42
Speaker 1: up the Argentina peso ahead of a crucial midterm election
50:46
Speaker 1: down there, elections that will undermine, or pardon me, determine
50:49
Speaker 1: the political future of the president. Who you just heard
50:52
Speaker 1: our president say he likes Javier Malay. He's been a
50:55
Speaker 1: friend and an allied to President Trump now for a while.
50:58
Speaker 1: But let's get back to the ongoing beef price, because
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Speaker 1: I know you're hurting just like me. This stuff's expensive.
51:05
Speaker 1: Agricultural Secretary Brook Rollins is confirming that the US is
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Speaker 1: considering importing some meat from Argentina to try and get
51:13
Speaker 1: the prices down for y'all out there. With American cattle
51:17
Speaker 1: inventory declining rather to its lowest level in decades, Rollin
51:21
Speaker 1: says the plan will help increase supply and bring prices
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Speaker 1: down for all Americans. US cattle ranchers, though, are still
51:29
Speaker 1: going to produce the bulk of our beef. Americans consume
51:33
Speaker 1: currently about twelve million tons of meat a year, with
51:35
Speaker 1: ten million being produced domestically two million coming from offshore.
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Speaker 1: One of the major issues with the beef import is disease.
51:44
Speaker 1: We've got way stricter standards, folks. The USDA is going
51:47
Speaker 1: to have to be on high alert to make sure
51:49
Speaker 1: none of these cows coming in from Argentina or anywhere
51:51
Speaker 1: else have that old foot and mouth disease. Okay, there
51:55
Speaker 1: are also cases of Mexican beef being infected with screwworm.
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Speaker 1: That's a parasitic fly whose larvae eats the living tissue
52:03
Speaker 1: of warm blooded animals, especially cattle. Now, adding to the
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Speaker 1: issues with these imports the impact on America's already struggling
52:12
Speaker 1: farmers and ranchers, who say, hey, this plan is like
52:16
Speaker 1: a sellout. They don't like it, and I get it.
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Speaker 1: Argentina's current supplies a little more than two percent of
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Speaker 1: all the beef to the US. That's it. According to
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Speaker 1: the USDA rules, Argentina can export up to twenty thousand
52:28
Speaker 1: metric tons of beef each year at a reduced teriff rate.
52:32
Speaker 1: Any shipments beyond that amount are charged at a higher
52:34
Speaker 1: import tax of twenty six and a half percent. The
52:37
Speaker 1: administration is now considering raising Argentina's low tariff quota to
52:42
Speaker 1: eighty thousand metrics, essentially allowing four times more beef to
52:47
Speaker 1: enter the US. And of course that is drawing the
52:50
Speaker 1: ire of a lot of upset folks like Colin Woodall,
52:55
Speaker 1: the CEO of the National Cattleman's Beef Association, who says
52:58
Speaker 1: the organization and its members vote cannot stand behind the
53:01
Speaker 1: President while he undercuts the future of family farmers and
53:05
Speaker 1: ranchers by importing Argentinean beef in an attempt to influence prices.
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Speaker 1: President Trump then responded on truth. He wrote this, The
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Speaker 1: cattle ranchers who I love, don't understand that the only
53:19
Speaker 1: reason they are doing so well for the first time
53:21
Speaker 1: in decades is because I put tariffs on cattle coming
53:25
Speaker 1: into the US, including a fifty percent tariff on Brazil.
53:29
Speaker 1: If it weren't for me, they would be doing just
53:31
Speaker 1: as they've done for the past twenty years. Terrible. It'd
53:34
Speaker 1: be nice if they would understand that. But they also
53:37
Speaker 1: have to get their own prices down, because the consumer
53:40
Speaker 1: is a very big factor in my thinking. Also, Hm,
53:45
Speaker 1: he brings up a great point, doesn't he, joining me
53:48
Speaker 1: now one of those very concerned American cattle ranchers. He's
53:51
Speaker 1: been on the program before. Shad Sullivan back on Real America. Shad,
53:57
Speaker 1: nice to see you again. So let's get back to it.
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Speaker 1: President Trump's got three hundred and thirty million Americans to
54:03
Speaker 1: worry about, and I know millions of them are really
54:05
Speaker 1: poed about the price of beef. In California, I'm paying
54:11
Speaker 1: between eleven and fifteen dollars for one of those little
54:13
Speaker 1: square pounds of beef. Just three or four years ago,
54:16
Speaker 1: it was four ninety nine out here, maybe five ninety nine,
54:19
Speaker 1: So it's went up considerably. So I feel the heat
54:22
Speaker 1: of the consumer. I feel the pressure President Trump's under
54:25
Speaker 1: to get the prices down. But I also understand, and
54:28
Speaker 1: I want you to fill our viewers in the pressure
54:30
Speaker 1: you all are under, the reason you guys can't produce
54:33
Speaker 1: more beef and get that production up. I read an
54:35
Speaker 1: article today that said, between the rising costs, between the
54:39
Speaker 1: labor force issues, between the dying cattle with different disease, droughts, wildfires,
54:44
Speaker 1: and then the cost of living in America for y'all
54:47
Speaker 1: to do your jobs is some of the main reasons.
54:50
Speaker 1: So fill me in.
54:52
Speaker 16: Well, yeah, it's a very complex situation that we're in.
54:55
Speaker 16: But the reason we're here not only drou I mean,
54:59
Speaker 16: trout is a little bit of it. But the problem
55:01
Speaker 16: is Dan is we're here on load numbers because we
55:05
Speaker 16: have let the global corporate cabal come in and centralize
55:09
Speaker 16: our business, and that has put millions and that are
55:13
Speaker 16: hundreds of thousands of ranchers out of business. And so
55:16
Speaker 16: that's why we're seeing the low beef numbers. Now, if
55:18
Speaker 16: we want to talk about how high beef is in
55:21
Speaker 16: the store, I get it. It's a concern for everyday Americans, yep.
55:25
Speaker 16: But the truth is, if we're looking at all of
55:28
Speaker 16: the inflationary costs, our input costs, and the costs that
55:33
Speaker 16: our consumers use, really beef still isn't that high. If
55:36
Speaker 16: the national average is six dollars and thirty cents a
55:39
Speaker 16: pound for ground beef across the nation, well what about
55:42
Speaker 16: all these lats that we buy every day from five
55:45
Speaker 16: to ten dollars per latta. It's all about perspective. I
55:49
Speaker 16: don't think beef is high enough.
55:51
Speaker 1: Now.
55:51
Speaker 16: Do we want President Trump and other government agents talking
55:57
Speaker 16: about and influencing our markets.
56:00
Speaker 1: Absolutely not.
56:01
Speaker 16: But where we're at today, because it takes so long
56:04
Speaker 16: to get that caff to harvest, we need to let
56:07
Speaker 16: just lay off and let the supply and demand, the
56:11
Speaker 16: free market economy work its magic, and it will so
56:15
Speaker 16: for Trump to say, well I've created this is not true,
56:19
Speaker 16: but it's also not true that the drought and all
56:23
Speaker 16: of these things have worked towards ending or towards the
56:28
Speaker 16: price increase. The truth is is globalization has caused this mess.
56:33
Speaker 1: I ask you this, but beef production from American producers
56:36
Speaker 1: is way way way down the last several years, right
56:39
Speaker 1: way down, Okay, And I get that. Probably one of
56:42
Speaker 1: the biggest reads the last four during Biden and Commodite
56:44
Speaker 1: were costs. I mean, I get it. Combines cost way
56:47
Speaker 1: more than they did ten years ago. The diesel fuel
56:49
Speaker 1: you got to put in your tractors in combines cost
56:51
Speaker 1: ten times what it costs ten years ago. So I
56:54
Speaker 1: would assume, right, costs are really what's killing the American
56:57
Speaker 1: farmer and rancher is the cost of doing business and
57:00
Speaker 1: the over regulation.
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Speaker 16: You're exactly right, it is the cost.
57:04
Speaker 4: Everything is more.
57:05
Speaker 16: Expensive than it is now. I'm not going to sit
57:07
Speaker 16: here and blame everything on Trump. Listen, we don't want
57:10
Speaker 16: that influence on our markets. But the truth is is
57:13
Speaker 16: the cash market is high. We're enjoying this affluence right now,
57:16
Speaker 16: this prosperity, and the price of beef in the store
57:21
Speaker 16: is expensive for some. But if we're going to import
57:24
Speaker 16: all of this beef. Never a better time for mandatory
57:27
Speaker 16: country of original labeling. Let the freedom of choice.
57:30
Speaker 1: Yeah, go to the consumer, yas. I agree, And I
57:33
Speaker 1: got to stick up for President Trump because I get
57:35
Speaker 1: he's under tons of pressure from millions of Americans to
57:38
Speaker 1: get prices down across the board, not just beef everywhere, right,
57:40
Speaker 1: because everything went to hell for four years under Biden,
57:43
Speaker 1: prices on everything. But I also get you guys's plight
57:47
Speaker 1: with the cost So maybe if he gets regulation removed
57:49
Speaker 1: for you guys, and the costs start coming down with
57:51
Speaker 1: inflation overall, then maybe you'll produce more. I read an
57:54
Speaker 1: article today those Chad that said, because of the shortage
57:58
Speaker 1: within your industry from American suppliers, it's going to take
58:01
Speaker 1: to at least twenty twenty eight till you all can
58:04
Speaker 1: get back to the levels you had a decade or
58:06
Speaker 1: so ago. So maybe if Trump just does this for
58:08
Speaker 1: a couple of years and then pulls back on the
58:10
Speaker 1: foreign beef again, it's supply and demand. There's lots of demand,
58:13
Speaker 1: don't forget. Bobby Kennedy is about to put guidelines out
58:15
Speaker 1: for the military and public schools to add more protein,
58:18
Speaker 1: more beef to your diets. So the demand's going to
58:20
Speaker 1: go up more this year and next year big time,
58:22
Speaker 1: and you guys can't keep up. So again, I see
58:25
Speaker 1: all sides. I see all sides.
58:26
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly. We have great demand for our product.
58:29
Speaker 16: And I will tell you this, President Trump and Secretary
58:32
Speaker 16: Rollins came out with a really good plan to get
58:35
Speaker 16: more people back on the land and drive our demand yesterday.
58:39
Speaker 16: It's a great plan. We got to support him. We
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Speaker 16: have to just trust the process. We knew when Trump
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Speaker 16: come in it was going to.
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Speaker 4: Get a little choppy.
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Speaker 16: I trust Trump and I do not want to go
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Speaker 16: back to.
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Speaker 4: The Biden regime.
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Speaker 1: Communism, and it takes a while to write the ship, right, Shad,
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Speaker 1: it's only been nine months. Everybody's got to pump the brakes.
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Speaker 1: Give this guy's administration. Yeah, Shad Sullivan, American cattle ranchers
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Speaker 1: always thanks coming on the program. Appreciate you, brother.
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Speaker 4: Have a good day.
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Speaker 1: Yep, you too. Before we say good night show. About
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Speaker 1: a couple of the guests joining us on Friday's show,
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Speaker 1: California gubernatorial candidate and former Fox Business News host Steve Hilton.
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Speaker 1: We'll be here, plus the author of the book Intafada
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Speaker 1: on the Hudson. There he is Robert Spencer. He's going
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Speaker 1: to have a very serious discussion with us about radical
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Speaker 1: Islam creeping into this nation and why we got to
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Speaker 1: stamp it out again. It's a few of the guests.
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Speaker 1: It'll be here tomorrow eight eastern, five Pacific, and I'll
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Speaker 1: be back then. Hope to see you in the meantime.
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Speaker 1: You all know exactly what to do. Be proud Americans,
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Speaker 1: be brave out there, and God bless you can