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Inside Scoop with Breitbart News - Nick Gilbertson · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: Hey, oh five at fifty five k RCD talk station.
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Speaker 1: Stay in the obvious. It's Tuesday. Regular listeners know it
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Speaker 1: is appointment listening time. Welcome back to the fifty five
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Speaker 1: Cassey Morning Morning Show. White House Correspondent Nick Gilbertson from
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Speaker 1: B R E I T B A RT dot com. Nick,
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Speaker 1: welcome back to the firty five krc Morning Show. It's
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Speaker 1: great having you on this morning.
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Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, Brian. Great to be here.
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Speaker 1: Got your popcorn already popped and ready to watch the
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Speaker 1: State of the Union address?
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Speaker 2: Nick, Yes, I am ready to go. Ready to watch
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Speaker 2: the State of the Union. See what antics the Democrats
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Speaker 2: bring tonight, because I'm sure it'll be a spectacle.
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Speaker 1: Well, I suppose they need to show up for that.
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Speaker 1: More and more of them saying they're not even gotta
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Speaker 1: bothered to show up. I think that's childish.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, well, you know, yeah, I'm sure the
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Speaker 2: Democrats this is gonna be this is gonna be something else.
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Speaker 2: Last year we saw the Democrats breaking decorum, standing waving
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Speaker 2: signs saying Trump was lying. You know, we saw Al Green,
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Speaker 2: Heckel and Coointus Kane at the Dais at the President.
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Speaker 2: So you know, I guess this stepberd of this year
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Speaker 2: would just be flat out you know, boycotting the entire address.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and well, that's that's what petulant children do, you know,
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Speaker 1: the ears over their hands, over their ears and going
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Speaker 1: in their eyes closed. That's kind of what the Democrats
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Speaker 1: seem to be. And I know Trump can be frustrating
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Speaker 1: for some people, including me. See, it can be a
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Speaker 1: bit long winded. He's already warned people it's going to
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Speaker 1: go extra long. And if Trump says it up front,
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Speaker 1: you might be up for a late, late, late night. Nick,
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Speaker 1: I get up at two thirty in the morning. I
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Speaker 1: don't think I can make it through.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well I'm ready for late now. We get a
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Speaker 2: lot of late nights with this president, going back to
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Speaker 2: the campaign trail. And yeah, he's known for his marathon speeches, right.
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Speaker 2: I mean, we saw him at the RNC in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty four. This is a couple of days after he
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Speaker 2: was nearly assassinated on national television, right, and he went
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Speaker 2: up and I think he broke the record for length
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Speaker 2: of an RNC acceptance speech, you know, for the nomination.
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Speaker 2: So I wouldn't be surprised to see the president, know,
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Speaker 2: you know, well over an hour and a half maybe
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Speaker 2: two hours here tonight, you know, we'll see and yeah,
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Speaker 2: I mean we're ready for it. Uh, if he does whatever,
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Speaker 2: whatever happened.
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Speaker 1: Well, I had a good friend, Dave Ooyas from the
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Speaker 1: Taxpayer Protection Alliance on earlier. He comes on the program
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Speaker 1: about once a month, and he was talking about what
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Speaker 1: this what President Trump should in might address, But he
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Speaker 1: was of the opinion and it really bothered me. Not
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Speaker 1: not that I disagree with him, because we're on there,
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Speaker 1: we're just guessing what he's going to say. But uh,
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Speaker 1: but Dave was suggesting maybe Trump won't talk about the
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Speaker 1: Doge type work, and I just my reaction was, wait
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Speaker 1: a second, and I'm again referring my listeners now to
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Speaker 1: my blog page fifty five kcy dot com or the
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Speaker 1: article I have been so blown up about this Scott
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Speaker 1: Johnson Imprimuslaw article Learning from Minnesota Somali Fraud's candle. What
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Speaker 1: an eye opener. The detail that Scott Johnson and that
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Speaker 1: article goes through and breaks down on how the fraud
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Speaker 1: was commuted and the amount of fraud. And when I
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Speaker 1: look at the fact that this is one city or
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Speaker 1: area of the country and they have already identified about
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Speaker 1: nine billion and ever growing amounts of fraud and these
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Speaker 1: social welfare programs that the Somali community was builking American
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Speaker 1: taxpayer For Nick, this is regardless of political stripe American
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Speaker 1: taxpayer money. It was outright stolen in a well organized
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Speaker 1: criminal enterprise. Everyone should be pissed off. If I may
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Speaker 1: be so bold as a characterize it like that, Nick,
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Speaker 1: this doesn't bear a political stripe. Our labor converted to
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Speaker 1: taxpayer dollars was literally stolen. I think you should be
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Speaker 1: all over that like white on Rice.
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Speaker 2: Nick. Yeah, absolutely, Brian, I think this is not this
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Speaker 2: should not be a part of an issue, even though
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Speaker 2: the Democrats have made it this way. These are you know,
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Speaker 2: the hard work, you know, the hard earned tax dollars
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Speaker 2: of you, of me, of your listeners, of everybody around
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Speaker 2: this country that days into the system, right, and these
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Speaker 2: dollars were stolen. And you know Governor Tim wall and
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Speaker 2: you know the Democrats running things over there in Minnesota.
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Speaker 2: It kind of happened under their nose. That looks like
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Speaker 2: maybe some of them may be even new about it.
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Speaker 2: Who knows that. You know, there's investigations going on into
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Speaker 2: all this stuff now, I think, you know, I think
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Speaker 2: we we could potentially see and like you said, we're
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Speaker 2: kind of just speculating as to what the President's going
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Speaker 2: to talk about. But I imagine, you know, he could
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Speaker 2: go and mention some things about this, whether it's in
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Speaker 2: the prepared remarks or he kind of adds it on cuff.
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Speaker 2: And I know he always says California in his estimation
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Speaker 2: and what he thinks is probably even worse than Minnesota,
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Speaker 2: And there's these blue states all around the country where
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Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I think the hard book needs
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Speaker 2: to be taken at what exactly is going on, you know,
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Speaker 2: with these benefit systems and tracking on audits of all
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Speaker 2: this money. Right, I know, one thing the President is
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Speaker 2: going to talk about tonight, according to Fox News, is
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Speaker 2: he's going to center this thing on working families and
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Speaker 2: making a big economic case. And I think that's probably
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Speaker 2: you know, a great decision, I think, especially ahead of
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Speaker 2: midterms coming up in November. You know, you think of
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Speaker 2: James Carvell, Right, it's the economy stupid, right, That's that's
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Speaker 2: and it always is the economy, in my opinion, in
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Speaker 2: most all cases, coming up on a big election like this,
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Speaker 2: and I think President Trump has a great economic case
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Speaker 2: to go layout and make tonight. Wages are outpacing inflation, right.
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Speaker 2: I think that's one of the big crowning achievements he's
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Speaker 2: had in his first year back in office. I mean,
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Speaker 2: from January twenty five to January twenty six, you had
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Speaker 2: inflation up two point five percent year over year, and
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Speaker 2: that's after you know, that's a pretty low number. That's
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Speaker 2: kind of right where you want it to be after
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Speaker 2: buid inflation absolutely robbed Americans of their buying power in
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Speaker 2: the last administration, where you had inflation unseen in you know,
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Speaker 2: five decades. So and on top of that, Brian too,
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Speaker 2: you have wages of pacing that. I think wages are
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Speaker 2: up fourteen hundred dollars for the average private sector worker. Now,
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Speaker 2: you know, the question is, especially going into midterms, are
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Speaker 2: people feeling it? And I think especially after Biden, I
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Speaker 2: guess you know, according to the White House, their number
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Speaker 2: is a three thousand dollars wage loss. So in his
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Speaker 2: first year, Trump has recouped apparently half of that, you know,
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Speaker 2: according to these economic numbers. So it's still things aren't
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Speaker 2: as good as they were probably five years ago, but
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Speaker 2: they're certainly better than they were a couple of years ago.
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Speaker 2: And people are starting to get their buying power back
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Speaker 2: under the president.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know a lot of people struggle with connecting
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Speaker 1: inflation with policies of prior presidents. We always tend to
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Speaker 1: blame the person in office for anything that's going on.
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Speaker 1: But insofar as inflation is concerned, you can't infuse trillions
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Speaker 1: of dollars into economy under an Inflation Reduction Act and
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Speaker 1: think the power of the buying power of the dollar
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Speaker 1: is not going to be impacted by it. I mean's
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Speaker 1: so bloody obvious. But that goes back act and my
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Speaker 1: point on fraud. The Inflation Reductive Reduction Act is one
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Speaker 1: of the vehicles by which so many people committed fraud.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the Inflation Reduction Act. All these spending packages too, Yeah, absolutely,
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Speaker 2: these these COVID plans and whatnot that came out afterwards,
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Speaker 2: you know, the Great American Rescue Plan, Right, all of
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Speaker 2: these different you know where democrats just approved trillions and
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Speaker 2: trillions and trillions of dollars. They were spending like drunken
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Speaker 2: sailors and I and you know, on top of that,
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Speaker 2: you have the fraud, like you said, and I think
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Speaker 2: you know you're kind were kind of reeling things back.
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Speaker 2: You also had look the migrants that were taking advantage
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Speaker 2: of these programs too, right, whether it was taxpayer, taxpayer
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Speaker 2: fund and healthcare going to illegal aliens that were in
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Speaker 2: this country. The President has sealed the border. He's gotten
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Speaker 2: two point five million illegal aliens out of the country
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Speaker 2: at January and that was through either you know, deportations
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Speaker 2: by the government or through self deportation through you know,
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Speaker 2: the deportation program that DHS has going on. So I
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Speaker 2: think too, you're probably going to see a lot of
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Speaker 2: touting from the President on the border and the economic
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Speaker 2: effects of that. I know, rent prices have gone down.
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Speaker 2: What blows my mind, Brian, especially on this front, the
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Speaker 2: rent prices. I live in this building in d C.
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Speaker 2: And you know rent rent's been high, right. I moved
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Speaker 2: here under Biden, the heigh of Biden, and I'm moving
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Speaker 2: to a nicer unit in my building. You know, three
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Speaker 2: years down the line here after I got to d C,
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Speaker 2: and the rent's going to be two hundred dollars less
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Speaker 2: than what I've been paying, so I mean, I think
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Speaker 2: I certainly see the effects of this. I think other Americans,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's you know where they assign. You know,
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Speaker 2: the outcome of that too, whether it's President Trump or whatever.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that remains to be seen. But I certainly
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Speaker 2: see some of the effects.
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Speaker 1: Of this well, and as do most of my Americans.
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Speaker 1: I think they appreciate that. But let me ask you this,
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Speaker 1: because one of the other issues that's floating around out there,
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Speaker 1: and something that the American people are overwhelmingly in favor
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Speaker 1: of and that no one seems to really have a
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Speaker 1: problem with in their day to day life, that's a
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Speaker 1: photo I'd eat to vote. We're the only developed country
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Speaker 1: in the world that doesn't require that. Eighty percent, roughly
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Speaker 1: of the American people surveyed say no problem at all,
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Speaker 1: and that's great with me. Do you think that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump will bring up the Save Act? And we'll let
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Speaker 1: me just tell my listeners. Beyond calling Bernie Marino and
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Speaker 1: other elected officials from Ohio, I think we need to
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Speaker 1: light the phones up at Mitch McConnell's office. Thank you,
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Speaker 1: Drew Pappas he reminded me the Mitch McConnell's blocking the
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Speaker 1: Save Act from even getting a vote. Why in the
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Speaker 1: hell would Mitch McConnell stand in the way of something
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Speaker 1: so many people want. But do you think to the
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Speaker 1: larger point that Donald Trump will bring that up tonight
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Speaker 1: during the address?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think President Trump certainly will bring that up tonight,
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Speaker 2: especially where he has you know, both chambers of Congress there,
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Speaker 2: and we'll see if the Democrats show up. And I
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Speaker 2: think Mitch mcconnald's just a quintessential establishment Republican in just
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Speaker 2: opposing Trump. You know, he's opposed Trump on a lot
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Speaker 2: of things. Of course, he did try and get get
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Speaker 2: some things done there for the president of the first term,
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Speaker 2: but he's an ever Trumper in my book. And of
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Speaker 2: course I think there might be some you know, sour
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Speaker 2: grapes over the you know, Republican Senate primary going on
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Speaker 2: in Kentucky to replace Mitch McConnell.
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Speaker 1: Well, mit, mean, come on, do your job. You reflect
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Speaker 1: the will of the American people. And I guarantee, as
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Speaker 1: sure as I'm sitting here, as read as Kentucky is
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Speaker 1: probably every man woman in shot on the state of
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Speaker 1: Kentucky is all in favor of the Save Act. So Mitch,
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Speaker 1: you know, represent your own people and the American people
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Speaker 1: do something right for a change.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's where the disconnect is, right, Brian.
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Speaker 2: And then I think I think there's seventy one percent
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Speaker 2: of Democrats in one of the latest polls I saw
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Speaker 2: support to say that. I know, so this is like
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Speaker 2: and like you said, eighty percent of all Americans. So
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Speaker 2: it's amazing to me that this is such a bipartisan
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Speaker 2: issue among the electorate. And you know that Democrats don't
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Speaker 2: want to play ball. Mitch McConnell doesn't want to play
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Speaker 2: ball on this, And I think it's something you know,
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Speaker 2: I think this is something that would absolutely safeguard our elections,
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Speaker 2: make sure that only United States citizens with the right
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Speaker 2: to vote can actually vote. And yeah, I think the
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Speaker 2: American people want it. I think it'd be something very
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Speaker 2: It's not a difficult thing to do, right, I think.
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Speaker 2: I think it's just passing legislation through both houses and
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Speaker 2: getting it to the President's desk. So and of course Democrats,
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Speaker 2: you know, and McConnell and whatnot, want to wake this out,
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Speaker 2: want to try and ride this out to mid terms
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Speaker 2: that they want, you know, Democrats to take the House
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Speaker 2: or maybe the Senate too is I'm sure you know
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Speaker 2: that's the end game goal here, so they can, you know,
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Speaker 2: kind of put this to bed and not not have
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Speaker 2: to worry about it for the rest of the administration.
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Speaker 2: But it's important that the President goes out there tonight.
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Speaker 2: Every camera in the world, every news station in the
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Speaker 2: world is going to be run into the speech, and
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Speaker 2: I think he has a great platform to go out
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Speaker 2: and make the case for the Save.
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Speaker 1: Act, the Save Act, and also he can, I think,
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Speaker 1: even gloat on energy policies. We're all experiencing some wonderfully
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Speaker 1: low gasoline prices, with the exception of Gavin Newsence California,
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Speaker 1: for obvious reasons. Nick white House, correspondent from Breitbart Nick gilbertson,
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Speaker 1: do you think we have finally seen the end of
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Speaker 1: the climate religion? That plant food is not bad for
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Speaker 1: the atmosphere? And I would like to pivot over pointing
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Speaker 1: out that even Democrats have to concede that artificial intelligence
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Speaker 1: is the wave of the future, and that windmills and
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Speaker 1: solar panels will not pride the power that we need.
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Speaker 1: It won't even provide the power for a growing American population.
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Speaker 1: I think he can gloat all day long on energy
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Speaker 1: policy and the expansion of it. And how about small
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Speaker 1: modular reactors to throw in there as well.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think energy policy is something that kind of
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Speaker 2: gets overlooked, but it's such a huge part of the
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Speaker 2: economy and it's something that touches every single one of
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Speaker 2: our lives.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: Gasoline is a more kind of in your face example
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Speaker 2: when you see the gas prices every day and you know,
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Speaker 2: every week and you've got to fill up your tank
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Speaker 2: and you go, oh, yeah, look they're down two dollars
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Speaker 2: since Joe Biden was president, right, Like, you know, these
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Speaker 2: policies are doing good and then are good for Americans.
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Speaker 2: And then on top of that, you know, the price
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Speaker 2: you don't see every day is every good on the
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Speaker 2: shelf that you go to in the store was transported there,
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Speaker 2: and there's a cost in the good of you know,
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Speaker 2: the the energy that went into making it, getting it
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Speaker 2: to the store, putting it on the shelf. You know.
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Speaker 2: So and I think, you know, a big part of
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Speaker 2: the slow inflation inflation here over the past year has
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Speaker 2: been the energy policies of the Thump administration and kind
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Speaker 2: of and kind of unleashing you know, the range here
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Speaker 2: that Democrats and the Biden administration had put on all
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Speaker 2: these you know, energy companies, whether you know it's oil,
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Speaker 2: natural gas, and I think too, you know, like the
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Speaker 2: President has I believe it was nine point two trillion
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Speaker 2: dollars in investments in the United States since he's returned
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Speaker 2: to office. Those are tangible ones at the White House list,
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Speaker 2: I know the presidents of eighteen trillion. But that's mainly
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Speaker 2: a direct result of a lot of you know, these
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Speaker 2: this AI investment and a lot of these companies. You know,
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Speaker 2: you need the energy right to make this AI and
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Speaker 2: electricity work, you need all this stuff. So a lot
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Speaker 2: of that is investment in with ways to manufacture energy
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Speaker 2: to make sure these AI plants, you know, get up
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Speaker 2: and running. So and that another point about the economy.
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Speaker 2: I think people are going to see a massive boom here,
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Speaker 2: you know, over the next couple of years, is things
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Speaker 2: get underway. You know, the President often talks about, you know,
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Speaker 2: when will we see it right reporters reporters sent to
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Speaker 2: ask him, and he's like, well, look, you're seeing the
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Speaker 2: construction jobs right now. They're putting the infrastructure in place
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Speaker 2: for all this stuff. And then you know, when you
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Speaker 2: get beyond that and you have you know, the facilities
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Speaker 2: up and running, then you have all these jobs for Americans.
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Speaker 2: You're going to see energy prices cheap and even more.
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Speaker 2: I think indeed so. And of course this is all
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Speaker 2: has to do with the AI race with China as.
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Speaker 1: Well, no doubt about it. Well, and you know I
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Speaker 1: got to mention cheaper entered, cheaper gasoline and diesel prices.
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Speaker 1: That means the cheaper to ship the windmill parts to
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Speaker 1: wherever you're building it. Real quick, fory Park coming Nick Gilberts,
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Speaker 1: and he's the White House correspondent of bright part you'll
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Speaker 1: be able to read what Nick Nick's assessment of the
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Speaker 1: State of the Union address is probably tomorrow and Breitbart.
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Speaker 1: I just noticed one other great piece of information. Positive
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Speaker 1: mortgage rates just drop below six percent yesterday average rate
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Speaker 1: on the popular thirty year fix now five point nine
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Speaker 1: nine percent average. It's going in the right direction. Something
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Speaker 1: else is going to be welsome relief to the would
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Speaker 1: be homeowner.
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Speaker 2: Nick. Yeah, absolutely, I think that. You know, that's another
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Speaker 2: thing the President's going to cover, right, you know, lowering
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Speaker 2: mortgage rates. I know how difficult it is for a
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Speaker 2: lot of you know, especially Americans and their thirties and
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Speaker 2: forties are looking to get their their first house here
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Speaker 2: and start a family and stuff. And when you can,
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Speaker 2: you know, reduce the costs and more totroduce the costs
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Speaker 2: to get to get in the door and have a home.
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Speaker 2: That that perpetuates, you know, fosters a kind of atmosphere
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Speaker 2: where people can pursue the American dream, have families, all
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Speaker 2: that stuff.
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Speaker 1: So I hope they do have families, Nick, Hope they do.
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Speaker 1: Nick governs around of time. Love having you on the program.
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Speaker 1: Keep up the great work at Breitbart and again book
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Speaker 1: Breitbart dot com. You'd be glad you did read about
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Speaker 1: Nick's read nix comments tomorrow on this date of the Union. Nick,
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Speaker 1: thanks for your time that he keep up the great work.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk again real soon, I hope,