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Biden Calls us "Garbage", Kamala Craters & Trump Fights for Victims' Families · The 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is Verdict with Center, Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with
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Speaker 2: you and Senator.
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Speaker 1: It is about eleven.
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Speaker 2: Thirty at night on Tuesday evening, exactly one week from today.
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Speaker 2: As we are recording this for Wednesday morning, we are
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Speaker 2: a week away from this election.
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Speaker 1: I can't believe it's actually here.
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Speaker 3: A week from today. This interminable election should finally be over.
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Speaker 3: I hope and pray Donald Trump is reelected, we get
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Speaker 3: a Republican Senate, a Republican House, and we turn this
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Speaker 3: country around. We're gonna see the closing arguments. We're seeing
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Speaker 3: them unfold right now, the closing arguments. Joe Biden decides
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Speaker 3: his closing argument is that every Trump supporter in America
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Speaker 3: is a piece of garbage. We're gonna unpack that. It
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Speaker 3: really is stunning. Kamala, on the other hand, continues just
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Speaker 3: to crash and burn. Every answer she gives makes less
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Speaker 3: sense than the preceding one, and you can see the
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Speaker 3: panic setting in in the Kamala Harris campaign. And by contrast,
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Speaker 3: the Trump campaign is focusing on the crises facing America,
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Speaker 3: but in particular really honing in on the families of
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Speaker 3: those who've lost loved ones to violent, criminal, illegal aliens.
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Speaker 3: The contrast between closing arguments could not be stronger.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and those closing arguments I think are really are
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Speaker 2: what Americans are paying attention to now more than we
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Speaker 2: have in the last several years, which is encouraging.
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Speaker 1: We're going to dive into these more. In a moment.
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Speaker 2: code vertict Center. I gotta tell you, the liberal media
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Speaker 2: struck again today. I know you've been, you know, on
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Speaker 2: the bus and Barnstone ring the state. But there was
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Speaker 2: a big headline that came out and I'm I'm sorry.
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Speaker 2: I don't think I let you down. Actually I kind
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Speaker 2: of feel like I should blame you a little bit
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Speaker 2: for this. But they came out with the sexiest podcast
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Speaker 2: host of twenty twenty four. You and I lost to
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Speaker 2: the Kelsey Brothers. I don't have the official tally, but
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Speaker 2: I think this is a liberal media striking again.
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Speaker 4: Look, I think it clearly is.
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Speaker 3: And I think the problem is, Ben, you didn't do
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Speaker 3: the swimsuit calendar this year. I told you you needed
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Speaker 3: to go with the full borat. It's a good look
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Speaker 3: it really you can carry it off. Don't believe the
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Speaker 3: haters that say that that's not your Look.
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Speaker 4: You got this, man.
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Speaker 1: There's always next year.
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Speaker 2: The Kelsey Brothers name People's sexiest podcast host to twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty four. There's twenty twenty five redemption. Look, I'm just
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Speaker 2: saying we can do a little more working out here.
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Speaker 1: You never know.
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Speaker 2: I'm waiting to see if we at least come in second.
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Speaker 2: We'll keep everybody up on Benjamin.
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Speaker 3: Just for the record, are you confident you can beat
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Speaker 3: out Ben Shapiro.
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Speaker 2: I do feel like I can beat out Ben Shapiro. Yes,
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Speaker 2: And if this is you.
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Speaker 3: Guys may have to throw down. I'm not going to
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Speaker 3: get in the middle of that one.
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Speaker 1: I like it. Yeah, I know, I feel confident, and
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Speaker 1: I have a feeling been.
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Speaker 2: Will respond to that for sure. We'll see who comes
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Speaker 2: in second or third. I know I'm taller than him,
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Speaker 2: that I do know for sure. So half of us,
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Speaker 2: by the way, into the internet, he's four foot two.
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Speaker 1: That's that's true. That's true. That's the liberal media striking again.
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Speaker 2: So we all of us, by the way, do have
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Speaker 2: one thing in common, and that is apparently you and
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Speaker 2: I and Shapiro, we're all garbage, including anyone that votes
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Speaker 2: for a conservative candidate, anyone that supports Donald Trump. Joe
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Speaker 2: Biden's closing argument to Americans, are you guys that don't
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Speaker 2: support my team? Here a bunch of people fill with
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Speaker 2: garbage floating around.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you really need to listen to this interview. What
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden says here. You know the old line that
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Speaker 3: a gaff is when a politician accidentally speaks the truth.
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Speaker 4: This is what Biden thinks about us.
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Speaker 3: And just just give a listen, judge for yourself the
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Speaker 3: words that the current president of the United States it
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Speaker 3: uttered today.
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Speaker 5: Or Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
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Speaker 5: They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
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Speaker 5: floating down there as his supporters. His his demonizational scene
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Speaker 5: is unconstable, and it's on America.
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Speaker 2: It's on American and you guys are a bunch of
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Speaker 2: garbage just floating out there. That's the response Joe Biden
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Speaker 2: to Trump supporters. What a hell of a closing argument.
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Speaker 2: If you're trying to, you know, be the party of
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Speaker 2: unity and bring people together.
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Speaker 3: It really is a viciousness. And I want you to
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Speaker 3: hear that quote again. The only garbage I see floating
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Speaker 3: out there is his supporters, And that's clearly what he says.
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Speaker 3: And and and then now the White House is desperately
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Speaker 3: trying to spin this. There' say no, no, no, no, no, no. He
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Speaker 3: didn't say that the supporters are garbage. He said that
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Speaker 3: he didn't like the joke that was told Madison Square Garden.
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Speaker 3: But but let's be clear, play it again. I want
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Speaker 3: you to hear what he says, because all of the
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Speaker 3: spin they're going to try to erase the words out
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Speaker 3: of his mouth.
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Speaker 4: So just play the quote again, Freaka.
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Speaker 5: Where I'm in my home state of Delaware, they're good, decent,
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Speaker 5: honorable people. The only garbage I see floating out there
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Speaker 5: is his supporters. His demonizational scene is unconstable, and it's.
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Speaker 1: On American, un american.
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Speaker 2: You're un American, by golly if you don't vote for
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and all of us. And this reminds me
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Speaker 2: of exactly what we had not that long ago when
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Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton, remember when she said we're a bunch of.
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Speaker 3: This is deplorables all over again. This is deplorables all
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Speaker 3: over again. And just to remind you of that, give
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Speaker 3: a listen to Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen. Instead of
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Speaker 3: Biden calling us garbage, here's what Hillary Clinton had to
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Speaker 3: say about us.
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Speaker 6: You know, to just be Rosley John will say, you
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Speaker 6: could put half of the Trump's supporters into what I
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Speaker 6: call the basket of deplorables.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 6: It's the racist, sexist, homophobic xenophobic.
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Speaker 1: I'm phobic you name. And unfortunately there are people.
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Speaker 7: And he has lifted them up.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, given voice to their websites.
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Speaker 6: And he used to only have eleven thousand people, now
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Speaker 6: eleven million each.
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Speaker 7: Tweets and tweets.
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Speaker 8: They're pensive people me srided rhetoric.
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Speaker 1: And some of those soaps they are irreviewable.
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Speaker 2: Thankfully they are not America, but the.
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Speaker 1: Other basket, the other basket.
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Speaker 6: And I know because I look at this crowd. I
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Speaker 6: see friends from all over America.
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Speaker 1: Here, I see I gotta just people I think forget.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't just a porrible it's what she said in
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Speaker 2: those fifteen to twenty seconds after that line, and many
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Speaker 2: people forgot.
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Speaker 4: I think, just by the.
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Speaker 3: Way, yeah yeah, and before that, you remember Baraco bomb.
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Speaker 3: I'm saying that Americans are bitter and angry and clinging
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Speaker 3: to their God and their guns. I mean, this is
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Speaker 3: what they think. It's what Obama thinks, it's what Hillary thinks,
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Speaker 3: it's what Joe Biden thinks, it's definitely what Kamala thinks.
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Speaker 3: They look down on you, and if you believe, you know,
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Speaker 3: if you're tired of paying higher prices at the grocery,
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Speaker 3: store more more for your every bill, if you're tired
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Speaker 3: of paying more for gasoline, if you actually don't want
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Speaker 3: Venezuelan gang members moving next door to your house and
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Speaker 3: threatening your kids. You know what they think. They think
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Speaker 3: you are a racist, piece of garbage and you're deplorable.
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Speaker 3: I mean it the arrogance and they live in their
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Speaker 3: gilded cages. I mean this is reminiscent of Martha Raddits
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Speaker 3: at ABC saying, well, it's only a handful of apartment buildings.
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Speaker 3: And mind you, she lives in a multimillion dollar mansion.
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Speaker 3: So Venezuelan gang members are not terrorizing her. So it's
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Speaker 3: why is it a problem? And if you're worried about that,
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Speaker 3: you're just garbage. You're a deplorable, you're a racist. And
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Speaker 3: the only answer is let these radicals destroy our country.
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Speaker 3: I mean it is. I got to say, it's a
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Speaker 3: remarkable closing argument. And it seems every time Joe Biden
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Speaker 3: comes out, he opens his mouth and actually admits what
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Speaker 3: Biden and Kamala both think.
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Speaker 2: So let's talk about this from a strategy aspect, because
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Speaker 2: I don't think these are gaffs. I think this is
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Speaker 2: a okay, we're what we're doing isn't working. Let's up
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Speaker 2: the rhetoric here, And I want to know your take,
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Speaker 2: but I think this is a let's up the rhetoric.
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Speaker 2: Let's really go back to what we think worked last time,
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Speaker 2: which is Donald Trump is evil, Donald Trump's a racist.
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Speaker 2: Anyone that votes from his racist bigot. Let's get our
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Speaker 2: side inspired to show it, because they're not showing up
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Speaker 2: on what we've been doing so far in the basement strategy.
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Speaker 2: We're seeing the you know, for example, a real queer
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Speaker 2: politics lead is disappearing that we thought we might have had,
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Speaker 2: and now we're seeing a consistent uptick but more conservative candidates.
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Speaker 1: And Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: So we got to go out there and call him hitler,
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Speaker 2: call him a dictator, and then call the people that
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Speaker 2: support him actual floating garbage.
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Speaker 3: Well, yes and no, let me agree and disagree. I
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Speaker 3: agree that it is a very deliberate strategy that they
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Speaker 3: settled on that I think they had strategy sessions on
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Speaker 3: to call Trump hitler. That that's their grand closing strategy
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Speaker 3: as Trump is hitler. Trump is hitler, which to be clear,
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Speaker 3: was their strategy in twenty sixteen and twenty twenty as well.
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Speaker 3: So they've been doing the Trump is Hitler strategy. That's
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Speaker 3: their favorite closing argument. But I don't think this was planned.
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Speaker 3: And the shift is it's one thing to try to
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Speaker 3: demonize Donald Trump. It's another thing, and a much stupider thing,
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Speaker 3: to try to demonize America. To try to demonize half
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Speaker 3: the voters in America. Now, they believe it. They believe
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Speaker 3: that we're garbage, they believe we're deplorables. But they try
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Speaker 3: to suppress that instinct because they recognize that some of
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Speaker 3: their voters, some of the voters they're trying to presumably
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Speaker 3: earn their votes. And you know, it's typically a bad
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Speaker 3: strategy in campaigning to say, hey, you piece of garbage,
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Speaker 3: vote for me, like like that, that that that is
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Speaker 3: a very difficult argument to make. And so I think
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Speaker 3: the White House is panicking today that Biden said this
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Speaker 3: out loud. I think the Kamala Harris campaign is panicking.
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Speaker 3: They're desperately trying to spin it, and they're trying to
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Speaker 3: say he did not say what he in fact said
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Speaker 3: that he was just talking about the rhetoric from the
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Speaker 3: one comedian, and he was not talking about the tens
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Speaker 3: of millions of Americans voting for Donald Trump. But that's
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Speaker 3: exactly who he was talking about. And it's obvious from
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Speaker 3: the words he used.
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Speaker 2: And the Sarah gets that are out there that are
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Speaker 2: doing these lines, they're all doing them on behalf of
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris has had I think also a
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Speaker 2: new strategy that you know, you talk about how much
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Speaker 2: time behind closed doors they had, where all right, what
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Speaker 2: do we want people to see of her? The last
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Speaker 2: week of this campaign, she had this speech with the
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Speaker 2: American flag behind her where she called Donald Trump hitler
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Speaker 2: in a threat to democracy and a threat to America.
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Speaker 2: I think it's dog whistles for harm on Trump's life
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Speaker 2: yet again. And she did that at at her home
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Speaker 2: in front of the Naval Observatory where she lives. And
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Speaker 2: then Kama had a speech in front of the White House.
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Speaker 2: And this speech was a speech where she was trying to,
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Speaker 2: I think, be presidential, to almost act like she is
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Speaker 2: the president now and so just continue on with a
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Speaker 2: status quo. And she said that politicians quote need to
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Speaker 2: treat immigration as the serious challenge quote that it is.
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Speaker 2: I want you to listen to this and get your reaction.
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Speaker 8: Politicians have got to stop treating immigration as an issue
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Speaker 8: to scare up votes in an election and instead treat
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Speaker 8: it as the serious challenge that it is that we
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Speaker 8: must finally.
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Speaker 4: Come together to solve. I will work with.
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Speaker 8: Democrats and Republicans to sign into law the border security
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Speaker 8: bill that Donald Trump killed.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about the facts behind a that
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Speaker 2: bill as a reminder going into election week, and also
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Speaker 2: the lies that were just told there in that twenty
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Speaker 2: five second clip. Because I counted three.
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Speaker 4: So number one.
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Speaker 3: The Chuck Schumer bill that common in every Democrat repeatedly
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Speaker 3: calls the quote bipartisan bill. The Chuck Schumer Bill was
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Speaker 3: a terrible, terrible bill. It was designed to keep open
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Speaker 3: borders in place forever. The Chuck Schumer Bill wrote into
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Speaker 3: law it codified catch and release. Catch and release is
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris's policy when the apprehended illegal immigrant, they let
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Speaker 3: him go. It's contrary to law, it's in it's openly
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Speaker 3: defying federal immigration law. Well, the Chuck Schumer bill would
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Speaker 3: have written it into law. It is America's policy when
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Speaker 3: they catch an illegal immigrant, they let him go. The
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Speaker 3: Chuck s Schumer bill also would have given illegal immigrants
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Speaker 3: immediate work permits to let them legally go to work immediately.
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Speaker 3: It also would have provided millions of illegal immigrants with
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Speaker 3: taxpayer funded lawyers. It also would have provided billions of
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Speaker 3: dollars for sanctuary cities and for NGOs that are actively
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Speaker 3: aiding in a bedding the human traffickers. It also went
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Speaker 3: out of its way to screw the state of Texas,
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Speaker 3: and in particular it provided that Texas could no longer
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Speaker 3: sue to enforce the immigration laws in federal court in Texas,
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Speaker 3: but instead Texas would have to come to the very
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Speaker 3: liberal federal court in d c. And finally, and probably
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Speaker 3: most objectionably, it normalized five thousand illegal immigrants a day
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Speaker 3: that works out to one point eight million illegal immigrants
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Speaker 3: a year, every year forever. Chuck Schumer supported this bill
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Speaker 3: because it would have put into law this open bler
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Speaker 3: order invasion forever. But actually the outcome that Schumer really
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Speaker 3: wanted is what happened. He knew the bill was so
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Speaker 3: bad that the instant the text was released it would fail.
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Speaker 3: He kept the tech secret throughout the negotiations, and as
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Speaker 3: soon as they released it, it collapsed within twenty four
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Speaker 3: hours because everyone read this bill and said, this is
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Speaker 3: a joke. But the reason Schumer wanted this bill is
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Speaker 3: to do what Kamala is doing, to use it as
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Speaker 3: political camouflage for her and every other Democrat to say, see,
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Speaker 3: we would have secured the border.
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Speaker 4: But understand what she said.
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Speaker 3: She says politicians need to treat immigration as the serious
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Speaker 3: challenge that it is. Well, you know what, She's the
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Speaker 3: one that caused this crisis. She's the one that implemented
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Speaker 3: catch and release. She's the one that released the murderers
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Speaker 3: of Joscelyn Nungary. She's the one that released the murderers
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Speaker 3: of Rachel Marin. She's the one that released the murderer
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Speaker 3: of Lake and Riley Ed. She takes no responsibility for that.
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Speaker 3: She's not treating it as a serious challenge. She's not
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Speaker 3: changing those policies. She's not She doesn't want to understand.
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Speaker 3: This invasion is the desired outcome of Kamala Harris and
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Speaker 3: the Democrats in the House and Senate because they look
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Speaker 3: at these eleven and a half million illegal immigrants as
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Speaker 3: future Democrat voters.
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Speaker 2: It is about the vote getting here, and that's one
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Speaker 2: of the things that I think she obviously says, Okay,
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Speaker 2: I got to get votes here, but I also need
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Speaker 2: to look like I'm going to somehow fix the border,
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Speaker 2: secure the border.
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Speaker 1: She said this as well.
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Speaker 8: We must acknowledge we are a nation of immigrants, and
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Speaker 8: I will work with Congress to pass immigration reform, including
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Speaker 8: an earned path to citizenship.
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Speaker 2: I mean earned path to citizenship. That sounds like mass
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Speaker 2: not deportations, but mass amnesty.
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Speaker 3: No, it's amnesty, it's citizenship. It's immediate voting. Because this
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Speaker 3: is the whole Enchilada eleven and a half million illegals
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Speaker 3: and actually national nationally, they're somewhere between twenty and thirty million,
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Speaker 3: or the best estimates, we don't know for sure, twenty
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Speaker 3: to thirty million illegal immigrants. If they become voters, which
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Speaker 3: is what Kamala and every Democrat wants, this country's lost
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Speaker 3: Texas becomes bright blue Texas turns into California the instant
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Speaker 3: they give voting rights to every illegal immigrant in the
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Speaker 3: state of Texas, and nationally, we don't have competitive elections anymore.
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Speaker 3: That is their objective. You ask, why would they be
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Speaker 3: willing to look the other way at all the people dying,
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Speaker 3: at all, the children being brutalized, at all, the women
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Speaker 3: being sexually assaulted. This is about power and Kamala is
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Speaker 3: hoping the voters won't realize that and center.
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Speaker 2: It's not just what she's saying, but it's also the
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Speaker 2: interviews that she's doing right now. She had an interview,
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Speaker 2: and these interviews are doing in swing states. They're on
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Speaker 2: the local TV many of them, and she's doing these
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Speaker 2: one on ones again argument to America. She was asked
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Speaker 2: a question. It's not a tough one, but she didn't
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Speaker 2: have the answer that I think is going to make
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Speaker 2: many Americans feel like she cares.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 2: I think what some voters are struggling with, and we've
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Speaker 2: heard this across the state, is when you discuss your plans,
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Speaker 2: they come back and ask, well, why haven't you done
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Speaker 2: it already?
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Speaker 9: Well, i'm not president.
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Speaker 1: Your vice president.
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Speaker 8: Yeah exactly, but I'm going to tell you what I'm
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Speaker 8: doing as president when I have the ability then to
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Speaker 8: do what I know based on my experience, is a
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Speaker 8: new approach that is about building on the good work
19:33
Speaker 8: that has happened.
19:34
Speaker 7: But there's more to do. There's more to do.
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Speaker 2: That If that's your closing argument, I'm not the president,
19:42
Speaker 2: I'm just the vice president.
19:43
Speaker 1: I can't do anything. Is that going to work?
19:46
Speaker 3: And understand how bizarrely contrary to history, this argument is
19:52
Speaker 3: every vice president of whom I'm aware who is run
19:56
Speaker 3: for president, they run on the following message, look at
19:59
Speaker 3: the great access as the President and I had, We're
20:01
Speaker 3: going to continue those successes and expand them.
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Speaker 4: Here's a problem.
20:07
Speaker 3: If you're listing the great successes of Biden and Harris,
20:10
Speaker 3: your list is empty. So she's not running on anything
20:13
Speaker 3: Joe Biden has done and she's done. Instead, she's come
20:16
Speaker 3: up with a bunch of new policies, including that she's
20:19
Speaker 3: going to magically secure the border, but she doesn't acknowledge, well,
20:22
Speaker 3: if you were going to secure the border, why the
20:24
Speaker 3: hell don't you do it right now? Why haven't you
20:26
Speaker 3: done it last year? Why didn't you do the year before,
20:28
Speaker 3: the year before, the year before? And it is a
20:32
Speaker 3: weird argument as vice president to try to run as
20:36
Speaker 3: the change candidate, to try to she's she tries to
20:39
Speaker 3: pretend Donald Trumps president and she's going to bring in
20:43
Speaker 3: hope and change and change everything, and it's.
20:47
Speaker 4: It is obviously incoherent.
20:52
Speaker 3: Let's take another exchange where a reporter asked her about inflation,
20:56
Speaker 3: inflation that her policies and Joe Biden's policies have caused
21:00
Speaker 3: listen to this exchange.
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Speaker 1: Message to Michigan voters.
21:04
Speaker 10: In terms of the economy, we have autoworkers who are
21:07
Speaker 10: being laid off and those who fear that they might
21:10
Speaker 10: be laid off. The average person can't afford groceries or
21:13
Speaker 10: their rent. And recent polls in Michigan show that Michigan
21:18
Speaker 10: voters believe that Donald Trump would do a better job
21:20
Speaker 10: with handling the economy and bringing jobs back.
21:23
Speaker 9: What do you say to that, Well, let's start with this.
21:27
Speaker 8: I come from the middle class, and I'll never forget
21:29
Speaker 8: where I come from.
21:30
Speaker 9: My mother worked very hard.
21:32
Speaker 8: She by the time I was a teenager, was able
21:34
Speaker 8: to save up for our first time.
21:36
Speaker 1: And I understand.
21:38
Speaker 2: I mean, you're the response there. People can't afford groceries
21:42
Speaker 2: or their rent. People are worried about losing their jobs
21:45
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21:49
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21:52
Speaker 2: That's not an answer.
21:53
Speaker 3: Well, it's her memorized riff. It's what she says over
21:56
Speaker 3: and over again. It's what she said in the debate
21:59
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22:02
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22:05
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22:09
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22:11
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22:13
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22:16
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22:20
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22:23
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22:26
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22:32
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22:35
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22:37
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22:40
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22:43
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Speaker 2: that was she claimed it's quote misinformation that she supports
24:52
Speaker 2: taxpayer funded sex changes for prisoners and illegal aliens. Now,
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Speaker 2: this has become a nationwide issue despite the fact that
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25:04
Speaker 2: this from.
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Speaker 1: Today in the ads.
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Speaker 11: He's saying that, you know, Kamala Harris wants to spend
25:08
Speaker 11: tax pay his money for sex changes in jails. He
25:11
Speaker 11: spent millions and millions of dollars on and like Charlamage said,
25:14
Speaker 11: have him and myself in that. How do you answer
25:17
Speaker 11: that for people that don't know, and what is the
25:19
Speaker 11: real news when it comes to that.
25:21
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, to your point, he has spent
25:24
Speaker 9: tens of millions of dollars trying to hit me with
25:27
Speaker 9: a bunch of disinformation and misinformation on this, and he's
25:30
Speaker 9: living in a glass house because the policies he's speaking
25:33
Speaker 9: about in terms of those surgeries were also his policies,
25:38
Speaker 9: and the reality of it is that it would also
25:41
Speaker 9: those ads relate to two people.
25:44
Speaker 2: What is truly shocking about this center is the show
25:48
Speaker 2: that she's on defending, you know, trying to claim she's
25:54
Speaker 2: never said this in the past. Is the same show
25:56
Speaker 2: where she actually said these things in the past and
25:59
Speaker 2: was using an ad that Donald Trumps played around the country.
26:03
Speaker 9: Yeah.
26:03
Speaker 3: So her claim is that it is misinformation or disinformation
26:09
Speaker 3: to say that she wants to use taxpayer funds to
26:14
Speaker 3: pay for sex change surgeries for illegal immigrants in prison.
26:19
Speaker 3: Now that's her claim that that is disinformation, that it's false. Now,
26:23
Speaker 3: I cannot imagine what the source would be for such
26:26
Speaker 3: an outrageous proposition. I'll wait a second, I can. That
26:30
Speaker 3: would be her own damn words. I want you to
26:32
Speaker 3: listen to her words in the interview, and then ussesses
26:36
Speaker 3: that disinformation or not.
26:38
Speaker 8: When I was Attorney General, I learned that the California
26:42
Speaker 8: Department of Corrections, which was a client of mine I
26:45
Speaker 8: didn't get to choose my clients.
26:47
Speaker 7: A client of the Attorney General, a client of.
26:49
Speaker 8: The Attorney General, of the Office of Attorney General, that
26:52
Speaker 8: they were standing in the way of surgery for prisoners
26:57
Speaker 8: for prisoners. And there was a specific case. And when
27:00
Speaker 8: I learned about the case, I worked behind the scenes
27:03
Speaker 8: to not only make sure that that transgender woman got
27:07
Speaker 8: the services she was deserving. So it wasn't only about
27:11
Speaker 8: that case. I made sure that they changed the policy
27:14
Speaker 8: in the state of California so that every transgender in
27:19
Speaker 8: me in the prison system would have access to the
27:22
Speaker 8: medical care that they desire and need. And I believe
27:26
Speaker 8: it was not only I know it was historic in California,
27:29
Speaker 8: but I believe actually it may have been one of
27:30
Speaker 8: the first, if not the first, in the country where
27:33
Speaker 8: I pushed for that policy in a Department of Corrections.
27:39
Speaker 1: There it is in her own word center, she's unequivocal.
27:44
Speaker 3: She says that she pushed for the policy, she changed
27:47
Speaker 3: the policy.
27:48
Speaker 4: She said it was the first in the nation.
27:51
Speaker 3: She was proud to be an advocate of that when
27:53
Speaker 3: she was running in the Democratic primary to be president. Now,
27:57
Speaker 3: of course, she ended up getting zero votes in the election.
28:00
Speaker 3: She didn't make it to Iowa. Now that she's in
28:03
Speaker 3: the general election, and now that people are pointing out,
28:06
Speaker 3: not only is this something she advocated for, it's something
28:09
Speaker 3: she did, she implemented. She spent California tax dollars on
28:16
Speaker 3: sex change surgeries for inmates, and she changed the policy
28:21
Speaker 3: so any inmate that wanted that surgery could get it. Now,
28:24
Speaker 3: she was very proud of that, and now she claims
28:28
Speaker 3: that Donald Trump's running her own words in that interview
28:32
Speaker 3: is somehow disinformation. Look, to the modern Democrat, disinformation means
28:38
Speaker 3: anything that is inconvenient to them politically right now, and sadly,
28:42
Speaker 3: that is her agenda, and you know what, it's the
28:45
Speaker 3: agenda of an awful lot of the congressional Democrats in
28:48
Speaker 3: the Senate House right now.
28:50
Speaker 2: There's also another concern going in this final week for Democrats,
28:53
Speaker 2: and that is that Kamala Harris has somehow lost.
28:58
Speaker 1: The support among my voters.
29:01
Speaker 2: To put in perspective, African American voters supported Barack Obama,
29:05
Speaker 2: I think was like ninety six ninety seven percent. It
29:08
Speaker 2: was in the mid nineties for Joe Biden last time
29:12
Speaker 2: when he was running, and it's now in this seventy percent.
29:16
Speaker 2: That means that there's twenty plus percent out there that
29:19
Speaker 2: are going to go or saying they're going to go
29:22
Speaker 2: for Donald Trump. Kamala was asked about that and the
29:26
Speaker 2: Democratic Party they are unbelievably concerned.
29:30
Speaker 1: Here's what she said on the Breakfast Club about that,
29:33
Speaker 1: what is your strong push to any black man right now?
29:36
Speaker 6: And that feels like you're not speaking directly to them
29:38
Speaker 6: and about the things that they should care about for
29:40
Speaker 6: their families and for themselves.
29:42
Speaker 9: Well, Lauren, I have to tell you back to what
29:44
Speaker 9: Charlayne is shouting in the background.
29:46
Speaker 2: The brother's not saying that, she says, the brothers aren't
29:50
Speaker 2: saying that. So, in other words, if you're a minority
29:53
Speaker 2: voter and you feel like you're suffering right now in
29:55
Speaker 2: inflation and prices of groceries and cars and food insurance
30:01
Speaker 2: and all of these things are hurting you in your community,
30:05
Speaker 2: she's saying, no, no, no, that's not true. They're not
30:08
Speaker 2: saying that. That's out of touch with voters and what
30:11
Speaker 2: they think right now.
30:13
Speaker 3: Yeah, look, the polling clearly indicates that the number of
30:17
Speaker 3: African American men who are voting for Donald Trump is
30:21
Speaker 3: rising significantly, and that's a problem she's got, and she's
30:25
Speaker 3: just claiming that reality doesn't exist. I'll tell you right
30:29
Speaker 3: before we recorded this podcast, I just did a big
30:33
Speaker 3: rally in Central Texas. Had a bunch of people there.
30:35
Speaker 3: One gentleman came up to me, as an African American man.
30:38
Speaker 3: He shook my hand and he said, I've never voted
30:40
Speaker 3: Republican before in my life. I am now that that
30:44
Speaker 3: was an hour ago. I had that conversation, and I
30:47
Speaker 3: can tell you the data in the polling show it
30:49
Speaker 3: is clearly happening in Texas and all over the country.
30:53
Speaker 2: Let me also ask you about the Hispanic community as well,
30:57
Speaker 2: because the Hispanic community really seems to be talking a
31:00
Speaker 2: lot about the issue of the border, and the border
31:05
Speaker 2: issue is one where many in the Hispanic community have
31:07
Speaker 2: been affected by the border. They've been affected by the fetanol,
31:10
Speaker 2: They've been affected by the gang violence, they've been affected
31:12
Speaker 2: by the sex trafficking, they've been affected by the violent
31:15
Speaker 2: criminals have come across that were let go by this administration,
31:19
Speaker 2: including those who were convicted murderers and convicted rapists, and
31:24
Speaker 2: you're seeing now these stories that are also really connecting
31:31
Speaker 2: with the Hispanic community, watching and witnessing what has happened
31:36
Speaker 2: within this Hispanic community, which is a very tight knit
31:39
Speaker 2: community historically in this country. And they are also breaking
31:43
Speaker 2: away from the Democratic Party as well.
31:45
Speaker 3: Yeah, and in very large numbers. I'll tell you, in
31:48
Speaker 3: Texas and across the country, we're seeing Hispanic voters moving
31:52
Speaker 3: right in very significant numbers. And there are lots of
31:56
Speaker 3: reasons for it. One of the reasons for it is economically.
31:58
Speaker 3: The Hispanic community has been savaged by inflation and the
32:02
Speaker 3: economic challenges that is hitting Americans across the board. Listen,
32:07
Speaker 3: I can tell you in Texas, if you're an Hispanic
32:10
Speaker 3: guy in South Texas and you work in the oil
32:13
Speaker 3: fields and you drive a pickup truck and you go
32:16
Speaker 3: bird hunting on the weekends, you're voting for Donald Trump
32:19
Speaker 3: because Kamala Harris is doing everything she can to destroy
32:22
Speaker 3: your livelihood. And then you put on top of that
32:26
Speaker 3: the chaos at our southern border and the influx of
32:28
Speaker 3: crime and releasing violent murderers and Venezuelan gang members. I'll
32:33
Speaker 3: tell you many of the victims of this these crimes
32:36
Speaker 3: are themselves Hispanic. Many of the illegal immigrants are going
32:40
Speaker 3: to heavily Hispanic neighborhoods where where the victims are Hispanic themselves,
32:45
Speaker 3: and the Democrats have no answers. And so I think
32:47
Speaker 3: we're seeing the Hispanic community moving right. And I will
32:51
Speaker 3: say the contrast, so in the closing week, Joe Biden
32:55
Speaker 3: has decided his argument is, if you're voting for Donald Trump,
32:58
Speaker 3: your garbage. In the closing week, Donald Trump actually just
33:03
Speaker 3: today put out an incredibly powerful new ad, and we
33:08
Speaker 3: talked about how on Friday I was with President Trump
33:11
Speaker 3: in Texas and we were there with families of those
33:14
Speaker 3: who lost loved ones to violent, criminal illegal aliens, including
33:18
Speaker 3: Alexis Nungary, the mom of Joscelyn Nungary. And as I mentioned,
33:22
Speaker 3: I've gotten to know Alexis very well. She's an incredible
33:25
Speaker 3: young woman. She's just twenty seven years old, and she's
33:29
Speaker 3: dealing with the worst grief imaginable, and she's taken that
33:33
Speaker 3: pain which easily could just crush you. You could just just
33:37
Speaker 3: curl up at a ball and be unable to do anything.
33:41
Speaker 3: And instead she's taken all of that pain and She's
33:44
Speaker 3: channeled it into being a voice for Joscelyn, speaking out
33:48
Speaker 3: for Joscelyn. And look, Alexis has told me listen. She
33:51
Speaker 3: knows she can't bring Jocelyn back, but if she can
33:54
Speaker 3: speak out and change the policies, maybe she can save
33:57
Speaker 3: another little girl. Maybe she can save on other mom
34:00
Speaker 3: from enduring the grief and sorrow and misery of losing
34:06
Speaker 3: your child. And so I want you, I want you
34:08
Speaker 3: to listen to this ad And it's just an extended
34:13
Speaker 3: interview with Alexis the Trump campaign just put out because
34:16
Speaker 3: it really does sum up the human cost of Kamala
34:21
Speaker 3: Harris's open borders and the suffering that is happening.
34:26
Speaker 12: Sunday night, I asked her to not stay up super
34:29
Speaker 12: late because of her coming to work with me in
34:32
Speaker 12: the morning first to do her summer school.
34:36
Speaker 7: She said, okay. I told her good night, and I
34:39
Speaker 7: love you.
34:40
Speaker 12: I went to bed, not realizing that that was going
34:43
Speaker 12: to be the last time I saw her.
34:45
Speaker 7: We're best friend, were thinking again.
34:53
Speaker 12: I woke up to notice she wasn't in her bread.
34:57
Speaker 12: I'm in my heart trying not to lease my mind
35:00
Speaker 12: because I don't know where she is. I finally remembered
35:04
Speaker 12: her phone had a location on and her phone was
35:08
Speaker 12: pinging just two minutes down the road, right behind the skatepark.
35:13
Speaker 12: I start driving to the direction of the phone was
35:16
Speaker 12: being pinged at, and I see a couple of cop
35:20
Speaker 12: cars with lights on. I see a yellow tape and
35:24
Speaker 12: immediately my heart drops and sinks to the bottom of
35:28
Speaker 12: my stomach. My daughter's hands and ankles were both bound.
35:35
Speaker 12: She was strangled to death with left with no pants,
35:40
Speaker 12: and I know in my heart she fought incredibly hard.
35:46
Speaker 12: She was not going down without a fight.
35:52
Speaker 3: We begin with two men we're learning our charge with
35:55
Speaker 3: capital murder Tonight, accused of killing a twelve year old.
35:58
Speaker 4: Girl before dumping her into that creek. Both men were
36:03
Speaker 4: in the country illegally.
36:04
Speaker 13: Apprehended than released by border patrol less than three weeks
36:08
Speaker 13: before Jocelyn's dead. Man accused of killing Jocelyn Nungray are
36:12
Speaker 13: affiliated with the gang known for brutal violence.
36:16
Speaker 12: Kamala Harris was in charge of immigration in our borders.
36:20
Speaker 12: If we had better border policies and not open borders
36:24
Speaker 12: and not.
36:25
Speaker 7: These catch and release policies, I.
36:28
Speaker 12: Truly believe this all could have been prevented under her
36:33
Speaker 12: being vice president of this country. My daughter's life was
36:39
Speaker 12: ripped away from her. She had her entire life ahead
36:42
Speaker 12: of her. My daughter is six feet in the ground
36:51
Speaker 12: based off of policies as she allowed to keep Kamala
36:56
Speaker 12: Harris did have one job, and she not only failed,
37:02
Speaker 12: not me, she failed my daughter.
37:04
Speaker 7: She failed Joscelyn. You know she was only twelve. President
37:10
Speaker 7: Trump reached out.
37:12
Speaker 12: Gave me his sincereous condolences as not a former president,
37:16
Speaker 12: but as a father, someone who cares. I believe Donald
37:20
Speaker 12: Trump needs to be back in office. I can at
37:23
Speaker 12: least know that my next child will be safe in
37:28
Speaker 12: this country.
37:29
Speaker 2: Senator, I've not seen a more powerful ad in my lifetime,
37:35
Speaker 2: and especially and we'll put it up on social media
37:38
Speaker 2: because you need to watch it, because you see this
37:42
Speaker 2: mother telling your story and you see the pictures of
37:45
Speaker 2: her daughter. And if this is the closing argument for
37:50
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37:53
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37:56
Speaker 9: Yeah.
37:56
Speaker 3: Look, I have sat in her living room. I've sat
38:01
Speaker 3: with Alexis, Jocelyn's mom. I've sat with Kelvin, Jocelyn's grandfather,
38:07
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38:10
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38:17
Speaker 3: every time I see her talk about Joscelyn, it just it.
38:22
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38:25
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38:28
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38:35
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is not just running a campaign and doing
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Speaker 2: the speeches. He is continuing to announce new policies for
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Speaker 2: his administration if he wins, and one of them I
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Speaker 2: hit a nerve with a lot of Americans in a
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Speaker 2: positive way today when he said this about the victims
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Speaker 2: of the cartels.
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Speaker 14: So today I'm announcing that for the first time under
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Speaker 14: my administration, we will be seizing the assets of the
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Speaker 14: criminal gangs and drug cartels.
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Speaker 15: And we will use those assets to create a compensation
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Speaker 15: fund to provide restitution for the victims of migrant crime.
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Speaker 15: And the government will help in the restoration. The government
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Speaker 15: will help in the restitution.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's what Americans want. They want action.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, that Look, that's exactly the right thing to do.
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Speaker 3: And it's the reason why Jocelyn. Look, it's only been
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Speaker 3: or why Alexis, it's only been a couple of months
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Speaker 3: since since Jocelyn was killed. Can can you imagine a
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Speaker 3: mom standing up and speaking out.
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Speaker 4: Like she is.
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Speaker 3: It's the reason she's pouring herself into this is because
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Speaker 3: there's a chance to change this. There's there's a chance
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Speaker 3: to prevent the next victim, the next little girl, the
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Speaker 3: next little boy, from being killed. And number one, President
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Speaker 3: Trump is promising as he did before. Look when he
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Speaker 3: was president last time, I worked hand in hand with
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Speaker 3: him and we had incredible success securing the border. We
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Speaker 3: achieved the lowest rate of illegal immigration in forty five years.
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Speaker 3: It's a very simple message. We did it before, We'll
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Speaker 3: do it again. And I think expanding it as he's
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Speaker 3: suggesting to say We're going to seize the assets of
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Speaker 3: these criminal gangs, of these drug cartels, and we're going
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Speaker 3: to use the assets to compensate the victctims and the victims' families.
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Speaker 3: I think that is fair, that is right, that is just,
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Speaker 3: and it is the difference between a leader who's actually
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Speaker 3: trying to keep people safe and what Kamala Harris is doing,
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Speaker 3: which is putting your own partisan political interest above the
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Speaker 3: safety and well being of American families.
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Speaker 1: No doubt about it.
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Speaker 2: It's two different stories for America, two different plans for America.
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