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America First is Under Attack (Ep.83) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report Early Edition. The
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Speaker 1: left-wing British government is exposed as an enemy of America.
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Speaker 1: The view flips out over Trump's very based new borders are.
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Speaker 1: Trump appoints a climate cultist to head the EPA. Neocon
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Speaker 1: Marco Rubio is set to be appointed as Secretary of State.
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Speaker 1: AOC asked her constituents why they voted for her and Trump.
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Speaker 1: Joy Reid defends identity politics and why I'm skeptical of
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Speaker 1: Trump's plan to tackle woke universities. All this on Bongina Report,
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Speaker 1: early edition. If you're a foreign U.S.
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Speaker 2: Ally.
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Speaker 1: But you're undermining America's First Amendment and you're meddling in
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Speaker 1: our elections. You actually are not, in fact, America's ally.
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Speaker 1: You are our enemy. And Britain, or at least the
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Speaker 1: current party, the left-wing party in charge of Britain, is
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Speaker 1: an enemy of the American people. Per a report from
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Speaker 1: the Foundation for Freedom Online run by Mike Benz, the
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Speaker 1: Center for Countering Digital Hate says, the CCDH, a UK
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Speaker 1: nonprofit with deep ties to British politics, has been exposed
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Speaker 1: for its agenda to, quote, kill Musk's Twitter. The Center
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Speaker 1: for Countering Digital Hate, founded by Morgan McSweeney, chief advisor
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Speaker 1: to left-wing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is not an
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Speaker 1: impartial organization as it bills itself to be. Instead, it
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Speaker 1: is a tool of British statecraft aimed at attacking Starmer's
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Speaker 1: political enemies, particularly the left-wing populist-supporting former labor leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Speaker 1: And now the CCDH's influence has crept across the Atlantic,
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Speaker 1: where it's meddling in U.S. politics by reportedly supporting Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris during the campaign in key battleground states. But the
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Speaker 1: CCDH's ambitions go beyond just this mere partnership. CCDH launched
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Speaker 1: an infamous disinformation dozen hit list, which called for banning
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Speaker 1: prominent COVID skeptics during, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on
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Speaker 1: social media. And this was a tactic that has quickly
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Speaker 1: gained the support of the Biden White House, of the
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Speaker 1: permanent state at large. And CCDH's tentacles now reach into
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Speaker 1: the American government with figures like Adam Schiff, Amy Klobuchar,
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Speaker 1: and even former CIA, NSA, and Pentagon officials giving this
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Speaker 1: British organization money a disturbing level of influence here in
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Speaker 1: the United States. So basically, a political arm of the
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Speaker 1: British left-wing government is dictating, or was at least dictating,
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Speaker 1: what Americans can and cannot say online and influencing our elections.
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Speaker 1: It's funny how you never hear about the UK being
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Speaker 1: an example of foreign malign influence because the permanent state
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Speaker 1: is giving the Brits that influence. They want them. to
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Speaker 1: be annihilating freedom here in the United States. Per the
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Speaker 1: Foundation for Freedom Online, CCDH's reach is sinisterly multifaceted, stretching
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Speaker 1: from the State Department to Silicon Valley. And behind the scenes,
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Speaker 1: CCDH maintains influential allies, such as Damian Collins and ex-M16
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Speaker 1: agent Christopher Steele, the infamous Steele dossier.
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Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 1: And this powerful network enables CCDH to infiltrate both US
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Speaker 1: and UK political spheres, pushing an agenda of censorship, cloaked,
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Speaker 1: of course, in this language of safety and anti-hate. You
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Speaker 1: guys know what it's about. And is this probably going
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Speaker 1: to continue under a Trump admin? No, it is not.
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Speaker 1: Trump fights, is going to fight this curtailment of free speech,
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Speaker 1: tooth and nail. But it's interesting to point out, because
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Speaker 1: we're always hearing about this idea of formalized influence, this
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Speaker 1: idea that other governments are coming in and impacting our
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Speaker 1: elections or trying to undermine America. And we never see
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Speaker 1: Britain on that list. And I really don't care what
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Speaker 1: America's history is with Britain. This is not how allies behave.
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Speaker 1: America and the British have a history that predates World
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Speaker 1: War II. We fought a revolution to free ourselves from
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Speaker 1: their tyranny. Drop a comment, yes or no, but I'm
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Speaker 1: pretty sure everyone at CCDH and the left-wing British government
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Speaker 1: needs to be tarred and feathered for trying to annihilate
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Speaker 1: American freedoms. At the very least, I think the British
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Speaker 1: government is going to have a rocky relationship with the
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Speaker 1: incoming Trump admin. And so does the leader of the
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Speaker 1: Conservative Party in the UK. Take a listen.
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Speaker 4: As leader of His Majesty's opposition, I will be taking
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Speaker 4: a different approach to the last opposition by being a
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Speaker 4: constructive opposition. And so I would like to start by
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Speaker 4: congratulating President-elect Trump on his impressive victory this morning. The
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Speaker 4: Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary met him in September.
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Speaker 4: Did the Foreign Secretary take that opportunity to apologise for
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Speaker 4: making derogatory and scatological references, including, and I quote, Trump
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Speaker 4: is not only a woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath, he is also
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Speaker 4: a profound threat to the international order. And if he
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Speaker 4: did not apologise, will the Prime Minister do so now
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Speaker 4: on his behalf?
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Speaker 5: The Foreign Secretary and I did meet President-elect Trump just
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Speaker 5: a few weeks ago for dinner for about a couple
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Speaker 5: of hours, and we discussed a number of issues of
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Speaker 5: global significance. It was a very constructive exercise.
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Speaker 2: Mr.
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Speaker 4: Speaker, the Prime Minister did not distance himself from the
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Speaker 4: remarks made by the Foreign Secretary, and I'm very sure
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Speaker 4: that President Trump will soon be calling to thank him
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Speaker 4: for sending all of those North London Labour activists to
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Speaker 4: campaign for his opponent.
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Speaker 1: That was an awesome soundbite. I hope that she's in
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Speaker 1: charge of the UK government soon, but this is just
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Speaker 1: this is just not going to be a good partnership
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Speaker 1: with the Trump admin. I hope Trump gives them what
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Speaker 1: they deserved. Also, Michael just pointed out that I said M16,
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Speaker 1: not MI6. Yes, I'm so sorry, you guys. It's the morning.
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Speaker 1: I'm tired. I'm reading off of my notes and my bad.
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Speaker 1: But yes, as far as I'm concerned, Keir Starmer and
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Speaker 1: his government are as much of America's ally as Xi Jinping. Seriously,
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Speaker 1: this is a ridiculous, ridiculous thing. We're going to take
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Speaker 1: a quick break, but when we come back, we are
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Speaker 1: going to Covering a story from across the pond here
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Speaker 1: in America, The View is, of course, losing their minds.
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Speaker 1: Shout out to our sponsors. They keep this show free. Now,
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Speaker 1: across the pond, The View hosts are absolutely losing their
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Speaker 1: minds over Donald Trump's new border czar selection, Tom Homan.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 6: You realize, I mean, it's chilling what he just said.
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Speaker 6: You realize that when he says, yes, families can be
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Speaker 6: deported together, what he is saying is, is that U.S.
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Speaker 6: citizens can be deported. What he is saying is if
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Speaker 6: the parent is undocumented and they have U.S. citizen children
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Speaker 6: or U.S. citizen spouse, and you don't want to separate them,
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Speaker 6: then let's deport the U.S. citizens.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so U.S. citizens cannot be deported. She is just
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Speaker 1: lying in that soundbite. And if the ladies of The
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Speaker 1: View are mad, that's how you know this is going
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Speaker 1: to be good. Here is an incredible Tom Holman exchange
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Speaker 1: with AOC. And I want you to watch how he
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Speaker 1: just leaves her completely speechless at the end. She has
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Speaker 1: to end her interrogation of him.
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Speaker 2: The recommendation of the many that you recommended, you recommended
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Speaker 2: family separation.
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Speaker 7: I recommended zero tolerance.
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Speaker 2: Which includes family separation.
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Speaker 7: The same as is with every U.S. citizen parent gets
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Speaker 7: arrested when they're with a child.
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Speaker 2: Zero tolerance was interpreted as the policy that separated children
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Speaker 2: from their parents.
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Speaker 7: If I get arrested for DUI and I have a
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Speaker 7: young child in a car, I'm going to be separated.
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Speaker 7: When I was a police officer in New York and
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Speaker 7: I arrested a father for domestic violence, I separated that
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Speaker 7: father from his family.
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Speaker 3: Mr.
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Speaker 2: Holman, with all due respect, legal asylees are not charged
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Speaker 2: with any crimes.
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Speaker 7: When you enter the country illegally, it's violation 8 United
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Speaker 7: States Code 1325.
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Speaker 2: Seeking asylum is legal.
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Speaker 7: If you want to seek asylum and go through the
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Speaker 7: port of entry, do it the legal way. The Attorney
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Speaker 7: General of the United States has made that clear.
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Speaker 6: Okay.
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Speaker 1: She can't even respond. I mean, he's so great. He's competent.
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Speaker 1: He's smooth. He's quick. He knows the law. And he's
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Speaker 1: not going to let them get away with basically facilitating
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Speaker 1: an entire mass illegal immigration process crisis in our country
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Speaker 1: under the guise of it being humanitarian she couldn't even
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Speaker 1: respond to him he's right if you commit a crime
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Speaker 1: you get you get in trouble you get separated from
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Speaker 1: your family if you commit the crime of coming to
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Speaker 1: this country illegally you unfortunately risk being separated from your
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Speaker 1: family there are consequences to doing illegal things like coming
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Speaker 1: into this country illegally and again i refuse to hear
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Speaker 1: cries and complaints about deportations when democrats are facilitating a
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Speaker 1: human trafficking crisis at the border, a child sex trafficking
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Speaker 1: crisis at the border. Tom Holman and potential pick Stephen Miller,
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Speaker 1: I believe, or deputy, you should look that up. I
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Speaker 1: believe it's deputy chief of staff. Those are the two
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Speaker 1: appointments that have me excited about this new admin. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: they are the only appointments that I am excited. Deputy
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Speaker 1: chief of staff, deputy chief of staff for policy. So
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Speaker 1: he's a great guy. I'm Stephen Miller, excited about that.
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Speaker 1: I hope that happens. Tom Homan was a great pick. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: they're the only people that so far I am excited about.
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Speaker 1: It's incredibly essential that we hold this Trump transition team accountable,
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Speaker 1: that we hold Donald Trump accountable. Trump has picked Lee
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Speaker 1: Zeldin to head the Environmental Protection Agency, the EPA. And Zeldin,
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Speaker 1: very notably, does not does not oppose the climate cult.
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Speaker 1: And don't let anyone tell you that he does. Take
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Speaker 1: a listen. We solved the whole Middle East thing in
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Speaker 1: two episodes.
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Speaker 8: The first congressional district of New York is unique in
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Speaker 8: that it's almost completely surrounded by water. We were greatly
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Speaker 8: impacted by Superstorm Sandy. So the threat is very real
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Speaker 8: for this congressional district.
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Speaker 9: I mean, do you think it would be helpful for
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Speaker 9: us to emphasize, you know, conservative market-driven solutions?
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Speaker 1: Would that help you?
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Speaker 8: Oh, absolutely. I think that there is more of an
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Speaker 8: awareness and a willingness to recognize that climate change is
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Speaker 8: real and that Congress is more and more open-minded towards
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Speaker 8: identifying those solutions.
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Speaker 1: Zeldin is a part of the climate cult. In Congress,
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Speaker 1: he was part of the conservative climate caucus. And a
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Speaker 1: prerequisite to joining that caucus was is that you subscribe
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Speaker 1: to the official narrative around climate change. And the caucus
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Speaker 1: also participates annually in the UN climate change conferences. I
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Speaker 1: don't know, drop a comment if you guys agree, but
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Speaker 1: I think that really we should not have any members
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Speaker 1: of Congress participating in these UN conferences that are aimed
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Speaker 1: at really annihilating freedom in the entire West, of economically
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Speaker 1: destroying the West by destroying the middle class and powering
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Speaker 1: corporations only. So that was a really big red flag
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Speaker 1: for me. According to investigative journalist Whitney Webb, the caucus
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Speaker 1: also supports carbon pricing, which is putting a price on carbon,
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Speaker 1: and wants big oil and big gas to lead on
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Speaker 1: curbing emissions. And a lot of people don't realize this,
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Speaker 1: but big oil and big gas companies are actually major
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Speaker 1: advocates for a carbon tax and carbon emissions trading. These
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Speaker 1: are government-imposed financial burdens that aim to restrict energy use
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Speaker 1: and control behavior in the name of addressing so-called climate change.
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Speaker 1: And carbon pricing is, again, part of this globalist push
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Speaker 1: to disempower the masses. It's costly, it's ineffective, and it's
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Speaker 1: designed to limit economic freedom, burden consumers, and give governments
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Speaker 1: more control over industries without even significantly impacting global temperatures,
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Speaker 1: if they impact them at all. This is not about
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Speaker 1: the climate. It's a way to annihilate small businesses who
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Speaker 1: don't have the lawyers and the money to maneuver carbon markets.
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Speaker 1: Here's Tucker Carlson explaining.
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Speaker 9: Let's say you believed every, quote, piece of science or
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Speaker 9: scientific claim about global climate change. You would not reach
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Speaker 9: the same policy conclusions. You'd be like, well, the first
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Speaker 9: thing we need to do is ban private air travel
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Speaker 9: because obviously that doesn't make any sense. And then the
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Speaker 9: second thing we need to do is, you know, whatever.
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Speaker 9: You'd look at it rationally from a scientific, if you
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Speaker 9: bought the premise, which I don't, but if you did,
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Speaker 9: you would. No, you go through every climate, quote, climate demand.
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Speaker 9: Not one of them disempowers large organizations, whether it's NGOs
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Speaker 9: or the government of the United States. Not one of them.
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Speaker 9: They all make the government more powerful and they all
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Speaker 9: make you less powerful. So that's when you know it's
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Speaker 9: not really about the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere. It's
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Speaker 9: about making them more powerful and disempowering you.
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Speaker 1: And Lee Zeldin supports that. From what I know about Mr.
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Speaker 1: Carbon Credit Lee Zeldin, this is a bad, bad pick.
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Speaker 1: And then we found out that Trump is likely to
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Speaker 1: pick Marco Rubio as his Secretary of State. Now, Marco
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Speaker 1: Rubio has supported amnesty for illegals. He is a NATO
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Speaker 1: lover who supported military intervention in Syria and regime change
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Speaker 1: in Iran. Here's Marco on Iran.
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Speaker 7: If you cross this threshold, you will face military action
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Speaker 7: on the part of the United States.
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Speaker 9: We don't want that to happen.
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Speaker 1: But the risk of a nuclear Iran is so great.
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Speaker 10: That that option must be on the table.
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Speaker 1: So if it came to that, that would be an
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Speaker 1: option that you would actually... Absolutely. Peachy Keenan run on ex-Rubio?
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Speaker 1: Was Hillary available? Which is very funny, very Peachy Keenan.
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Speaker 1: But it's true. Here's Tulsi Gabbard denouncing Marco Rubio just
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Speaker 1: a few months ago as part of the neocon warmongering establishment.
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Speaker 1: And that's a quote.
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Speaker 11: I think it would be a huge mistake for President
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Speaker 11: Trump to choose him because he represents the neocon warmongering
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Speaker 11: establishment of Washington, D.C., which stands diametrically opposed to the
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Speaker 11: very policies that President Trump has always stood for, going
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Speaker 11: all the way back to when he ran for president
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Speaker 11: in 2016, through that first term in office, and the
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Speaker 11: things that he's talking about wanting to do now. And
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Speaker 11: it would send the wrong message to a lot of
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Speaker 11: folks who are very concerned about the fact that we
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Speaker 11: are on the brink of war with Russia and China
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Speaker 11: and Iran and North Korea. If Marco Rubio is his
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Speaker 11: vice president, then that is what we will face. And
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Speaker 11: it will cause a lot of people to question what
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Speaker 11: kind of foreign policy will actually be executed. Will it
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Speaker 11: be the one that Trump wants and stands for? Or
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Speaker 11: will it be one that will continue the deep state
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Speaker 11: neocon warmongers who've gotten us into the mess that we
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Speaker 11: are in now?
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Speaker 1: Now, obviously, if she was talking about Trump considering Marco
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Speaker 1: Rubio for vice president. I don't know, arguably secretary of
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Speaker 1: state is more dangerous having him in that position in
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Speaker 1: charge of foreign policy at such a high level. And
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Speaker 1: this really feels like a slap in the face to voters.
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Speaker 1: The bad personnel really appears to be back. Rubio's rhetoric
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Speaker 1: about Iran is hawkish and it's dangerous. We need a
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Speaker 1: restrained foreign policy where America focuses on domestic issues rather
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Speaker 1: than getting entangled in foreign conflicts that don't directly benefit
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Speaker 1: national security here at home. As Thomas Jefferson said, peace, commerce,
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Speaker 1: and honest friendship with all, entangling alliances with none. Trump
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Speaker 1: is installing very hot-headed individuals into his admin. Florida Congressman
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Speaker 1: Michael Walsh has reportedly been rumored to be Trump's new
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Speaker 1: national security advisor. He's set to pick Michael Walsh. Now, first,
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Speaker 1: Walsh is another neocon who supports regime change in Iran,
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Speaker 1: not to mention that we need Walsh in the House.
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Speaker 1: We won't have a replacement for him in the critical
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Speaker 1: first few days, first potentially hundred days of Trump being
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Speaker 1: in office. It'll trigger a special election. And from the
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Speaker 1: point that he's actually confirmed, then we'll get the special election.
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Speaker 1: So we essentially lose his vote in a really critical
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Speaker 1: time period of the Trump admin. When we have the House,
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Speaker 1: we have the Senate, we have the executive, and we're
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Speaker 1: going to push as much legislation as we can as
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Speaker 1: quickly as possible. And we don't have his vote. And
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Speaker 1: we're also going to lose Elise Stefanik. We're going to
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Speaker 1: have to have a special election for Elise Stefanik, who
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Speaker 1: was nominated to ambassador of the UN. And Elise Stefanik
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Speaker 1: is another war hawk. Both she and Waltz supported initial
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Speaker 1: Ukraine spending packages, and regime change in the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: After January 6th, Elise Stefanik said that she was scared
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Speaker 1: and hiding in her office and called for Jay Sixers
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Speaker 1: to be prosecuted, and this is a quote, to the
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Speaker 1: full extent of the law. And here's another quote. She
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Speaker 1: described January Sixers as violent criminals. Stefanik and Waltz both
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Speaker 1: voted to reauthorize warrantless surveillance on American citizens via FISA
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Speaker 1: Section 702. Let me just restate that. Elise Stefanik and
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Speaker 1: Michael Waltz both voted to reauthorize a part of a
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Speaker 1: law that brazenly violates the Constitution. So not only are
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Speaker 1: we sacrificing our razor-thin margin in the House, but we're
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Speaker 1: installing neocons in the Cabinet. If this is winning with Trump,
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Speaker 1: I think I prefer losing. And it's a betrayal to
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Speaker 1: the voters. We went with Trump because he promised to
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Speaker 1: be America first. Dave Smith tweeted on November 8th. Right now,
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Speaker 1: we need a maximum pressure to keep all neocons and
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Speaker 1: war hawks out of the Trump administration. They have had
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Speaker 1: their time at the table and brought nothing but disaster
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Speaker 1: to the world and this country. And then Don Jr. responded,
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Speaker 1: agreed 100%. I'm on it. Are you on it, Don?
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Speaker 1: This is on it? Remember what Trump used to sound like.
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Speaker 1: Let's do a little reminder. of OG Donald Trump.
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Speaker 10: When Donald Trump was running in 2016, you know, he
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Speaker 10: stood at the Republican primary debate stage in South Carolina
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Speaker 10: and looked at Jeb Bush in the eyes and said,
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Speaker 10: your brother lied us into war.
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Speaker 12: Obviously, the war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake.
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Speaker 12: We spent $ 2 trillion, thousands of lives.
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Speaker 10: We don't even have it.
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Speaker 12: We should have never been in Iraq. We have destabilized
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Speaker 12: the Middle East.
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Speaker 10: They lied.
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Speaker 12: They said there were weapons of mass destruction. There were none.
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Speaker 9: And they knew there were none.
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Speaker 10: And the next day at the primary, Donald Trump took
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Speaker 10: 60% and all the other Republicans, all 12 of them
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Speaker 10: split the other 40%.
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Speaker 1: I'm seeing a lot of comments, people disagreeing, saying, let's
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Speaker 1: see how they do. Let's give them a chance. I
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Speaker 1: think when people tell you who they are, you should
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Speaker 1: believe them. I think we know how a lot of
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Speaker 1: these people are going to behave because they've already behaved badly.
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Speaker 1: They've already told us where their alliances are and it's
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Speaker 1: not America first. And I'm not going to sit here
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Speaker 1: and pretend like this is looking good. And I'm not
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Speaker 1: saying that there's no hope for this Trump admin and
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Speaker 1: I'd rather Kamala Harris win. That's a ridiculous statement. No,
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is that we, us,
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Speaker 1: in this chat, part of Bongino Army, we need to
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Speaker 1: put the pressure on the Trump admin and make our
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Speaker 1: voices heard. It worked with Mike Pompeo. It worked with
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Speaker 1: Nikki Haley. We have to be proactive and let the
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Speaker 1: Trump admin know where we stand. in this critical time period.
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Speaker 1: It's not about turning on Trump. It's not about throwing
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Speaker 1: in the towel. I'm telling you this because I don't
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Speaker 1: want to throw on the towel because I want this
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Speaker 1: to be a successful administration that delivers to the voters.
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Speaker 1: We can't have the president who ran on ending the
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Speaker 1: neocons installing neocons in his cabinet. I even think about
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Speaker 1: all the Muslim voters in Dearborn, Michigan, who voted for
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Speaker 1: Trump on the promise that he'd bring peace to the
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Speaker 1: Middle East. were they just lied to? Tulsi's right when
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Speaker 1: she says that Trump has an opportunity right now to
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Speaker 1: be pro-peace after years of warmongering, after years of really
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Speaker 1: bad people controlling the Republican Party. Is he picking the
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Speaker 1: American people or is he picking the defense contractors and
21:14
Speaker 1: foreign lobbies? It seems like now he's picking Trump. the
21:19
Speaker 1: contractors and the foreign lobby over the American people. And
21:24
Speaker 1: I hope that's not the case. And it's our job
21:26
Speaker 1: to put the pressure on him. Now, AOC did an
21:29
Speaker 1: Instagram story asking her constituents why so many of them
21:32
Speaker 1: voted for her and then also voted for Donald Trump.
21:37
Speaker 1: Here is a breakdown of the responses that AOC got.
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Speaker 13: And the responses were fascinating. People who support both Trump
21:44
Speaker 13: and me or voted Trump Dem tell us why. She
21:47
Speaker 13: wasn't the choice of the people, no primary, couldn't interview,
21:50
Speaker 13: no clear policies. I voted for Trump and then Dems
21:53
Speaker 13: because he reached out to Muslims. Oh, you know, who
21:56
Speaker 13: could have predicted that? I voted all Dem, but Dem,
21:58
Speaker 13: you guys make it so hard. I think I identify
22:00
Speaker 13: more with you and Bernie. Oh, look, because of Gaza.
22:04
Speaker 13: It's real simple. Trump and you care for the working class. Well,
22:08
Speaker 13: Trump doesn't, but that's besides the point right now. Trump
22:11
Speaker 13: is going to get us the money and let men
22:13
Speaker 13: have a voice. You're brilliant and have amazing passion. Yeah, sure,
22:16
Speaker 13: but let's just keep pretending that Democrats aren't alienating men.
22:19
Speaker 13: We can just keep pretending that. But want it changed
22:21
Speaker 13: so I went with Trump and blew for the rest
22:23
Speaker 13: of the ballot to put some breaks. I feel like
22:25
Speaker 13: you and Trump are both real. Voted for Trump, but
22:29
Speaker 13: I like you and Bernie. I don't trust either party establishment.
22:32
Speaker 13: Action and progress or stagnation and excuses. Both of you
22:36
Speaker 13: push the boundaries and force growth. I feel that both
22:39
Speaker 13: of you are outsiders compared to the rest of the
22:41
Speaker 13: DC establishment. I know people who did this and it
22:43
Speaker 13: was because of Gaza. I supported you and did this.
22:46
Speaker 13: I felt like I didn't have a choice after Biden's administration.
22:49
Speaker 13: Voted for Trump and you, not genocide Harris. Dems need Bernie.
22:53
Speaker 13: He speaks of war as something that is bad. Democrats
22:56
Speaker 13: became the party that supports war. But you also signified change.
23:00
Speaker 13: Trump signified change. I've said lately, Trump sounds more like you.
23:03
Speaker 13: And it goes on and on and on.
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Speaker 1: So the consensus that I really got from that was
23:11
Speaker 1: that people... view Trump as anti-establishment. No right wingers went
23:20
Speaker 1: for Trump because, because he was the voice of the
23:24
Speaker 1: permanent state and no non right wingers went for the
23:26
Speaker 1: head either. Trump promised to be pro peace. He promised
23:30
Speaker 1: to be a disruptive force and the people on both
23:35
Speaker 1: sides of the political aisle like that both sides recognize
23:39
Speaker 1: that there is a rot in our government. And they said,
23:42
Speaker 1: AOC is going to fight the rot. Trump's going to
23:44
Speaker 1: fight the rot. They're wildly different people with different agendas.
23:48
Speaker 1: But apparently a lot of them said, we're going to
23:51
Speaker 1: vote for them together. And it's a fascinating thing. Like AOC,
23:56
Speaker 1: Trump promised that he was on the side of the people,
23:59
Speaker 1: not the machine. And unfortunately, this is why I'm talking
24:03
Speaker 1: to you about the appointments that we're seeing or potential appointments.
24:08
Speaker 1: The admin is only as good as the personnel. Trump
24:11
Speaker 1: can be Superman. He can be the greatest president of
24:14
Speaker 1: all time, but if he installs people who will work
24:16
Speaker 1: against him in his own administration, the America First agenda
24:20
Speaker 1: is going to lose. He will not be effective. He
24:22
Speaker 1: needs good people surrounding him. And all I can say
24:26
Speaker 1: is that if we continue down this path, it really
24:28
Speaker 1: is a betrayal to all voters, especially the ones who
24:32
Speaker 1: usually vote Democrat, but who really believed in Trump and
24:35
Speaker 1: took a chance on him. Trump needs to deliver for
24:38
Speaker 1: all of us. And there's still a chance to do it.
24:39
Speaker 1: I'm not blackpilling you guys. But we need to be
24:42
Speaker 1: putting pressure on the admin and making our desires very clear. Now,
24:48
Speaker 1: not all Democrats are being as introspective as AOC. Here
24:52
Speaker 1: is Joy Reid.
24:54
Speaker 3: The idea that identity politics was the problem for Democrats
24:58
Speaker 3: is laughable, considering it wasn't Vice President Kamala Harris who
25:02
Speaker 3: relentlessly focused on race or gender, either her own or
25:05
Speaker 3: anyone else's. That would be Donald Trump. In fact, it
25:08
Speaker 3: was Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance, who ran
25:10
Speaker 3: an identity politics entire campaign focused on men. they have
25:14
Speaker 3: an identity too, you know? I mean, Trump did walk
25:17
Speaker 3: out to the song, It's a Man's World at the
25:19
Speaker 3: Republican convention. And again, all the focus on identity politics
25:24
Speaker 3: came from Trump and Vance, not Democrats.
25:29
Speaker 1: Yeah, Trump and Vance are the pushers of identity politics.
25:34
Speaker 1: This woman is going to single-handedly kill her own party.
25:37
Speaker 1: I hope that they never, ever fire her. Here's the thing.
25:41
Speaker 1: You're probably going to hear a lot of that argument
25:44
Speaker 1: coming from the left. I've heard it a few times
25:45
Speaker 1: from different people other than Joy Reid. Kamala Harris did
25:54
Speaker 1: actually run on her race and sex, first of all,
25:57
Speaker 1: but also we have to recognize that that she was
26:00
Speaker 1: explicitly picked for her role as vice president because of
26:04
Speaker 1: her race and sex. And the reason she was able
26:06
Speaker 1: to run as president is because she was vice president.
26:09
Speaker 1: She was elevated to a position of extreme power based
26:12
Speaker 1: on her race and based on her sex. Democrats purposely
26:17
Speaker 1: did not pick the most qualified candidate. And it turns
26:20
Speaker 1: out that the voters don't reward you for checking diversity boxes.
26:23
Speaker 1: They go for who they perceive as the best candidate
26:26
Speaker 1: for the job. And that's just common sense. So Joy Reid,
26:29
Speaker 1: you're wrong. You did lose because of identity politics. Even
26:32
Speaker 1: if you're at its most basic level, that you picked
26:36
Speaker 1: a candidate because of her race and sex is enough
26:40
Speaker 1: to say that identity politics failed with this election because
26:43
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris was such a disaster, was such a bad,
26:47
Speaker 1: bad candidate that not even Democrats in AOC's district were
26:51
Speaker 1: willing to vote for her. And the place where all
26:54
Speaker 1: this racist DEI is originating from is, of course, the
26:57
Speaker 1: university system, where the American gentry class goes to get poisoned.
27:03
Speaker 1: The taxpayers subsidize institutions that are churning out race Marxists,
27:07
Speaker 1: who promote diversity boxes over merit, hate American Christian mores,
27:12
Speaker 1: and who consistently vote to support the left. Kamala Harris
27:15
Speaker 1: won college-educated voters by 13 points. And there's this perception
27:20
Speaker 1: that if you go to college, you're smarter than everyone else.
27:24
Speaker 1: Or at least you should be smarter than everybody else.
27:28
Speaker 1: And the reality is that that's just not true. In fact,
27:31
Speaker 1: college educated Americans are more susceptible to government and expert propaganda.
27:36
Speaker 1: And they've been warped by a cancerous ideology rooted in
27:39
Speaker 1: progressive political activism over truth seeking. And Trump has a
27:44
Speaker 1: plan to combat the universities. And I'm intrigued by it.
27:48
Speaker 1: I would love your thoughts in the comments. I'm going
27:50
Speaker 1: to be honest with you. I appreciate the effort. I'm
27:53
Speaker 1: not sure it's going to be effective. But let me
27:56
Speaker 1: just tell you what he's planning. Trump announced that he
27:59
Speaker 1: will target the radical left accreditation system and purge the
28:03
Speaker 1: Marxist DEI bureaucrats. Here is Trump vowing to unleash the
28:07
Speaker 1: DOJ and prosecute institutions that continue pushing racial discrimination.
28:13
Speaker 12: Furthermore, I will direct the Department of Justice to pursue
28:16
Speaker 12: federal civil rights cases against schools that continue to engage
28:21
Speaker 12: in racial discrimination, and schools that persist in explicit, unlawful
28:27
Speaker 12: discrimination under the guise of equity will not only have
28:30
Speaker 12: their endowments taxed, but through budget reconciliation, I will advance
28:36
Speaker 12: a measure to have them fined up to the entire
28:40
Speaker 12: amount of their endowment. A portion of the seized funds
28:43
Speaker 12: will then be used as restitution for victims of these
28:46
Speaker 12: illegal and unjust policies, policies that hurt our country so badly.
28:52
Speaker 12: Colleges have gotten hundreds of billions of dollars from hardworking taxpayers,
28:57
Speaker 12: and now we are going to get this anti-American insanity
29:01
Speaker 12: out of our institutions once and for all. We are
29:05
Speaker 12: going to have real education in America.
29:09
Speaker 1: Thank you. So all that sounds great. The universities, as
29:14
Speaker 1: Trump alluded to, they are continuing affirmative action despite the
29:17
Speaker 1: Supreme Court decision, and they need to be punished. Hit
29:21
Speaker 1: them where it hurts, which is the wallet. DEI bureaucrats
29:27
Speaker 1: make college more expensive, they inhibit learning, and I'd be
29:30
Speaker 1: happy to see all of them go. The thing is
29:34
Speaker 1: that I don't think, unfortunately, you can strong arm the
29:37
Speaker 1: universities into genuinely reforming because the rot within them is
29:43
Speaker 1: far too deep. For centuries, universities were Christian. During the
29:49
Speaker 1: Middle Ages, the primary purpose of an education was learning
29:53
Speaker 1: to understand and interpret religious texts, especially the Bible. Classical
29:58
Speaker 1: curriculum included the trivium, grammar, rhetoric, and logic, and the quadrivium, arithmetic, geometry, music,
30:05
Speaker 1: and astronomy. The trivium provided a foundation in language necessary
30:10
Speaker 1: for understanding sacred texts, while the quadrivium offered a mathematical
30:14
Speaker 1: approach to understanding God's creation. So in other words, education
30:19
Speaker 1: was deeply philosophical and intended to cultivate virtue. Today, Modern
30:26
Speaker 1: education prioritizes fields of study rooted in Marxism, like fast
30:30
Speaker 1: studies and queer studies. And then, of course, they prioritize
30:33
Speaker 1: career preparation. But medieval learning focused on cultivating the soul
30:40
Speaker 1: fit for communion with God. Christ is the truth. And
30:44
Speaker 1: without Christ, you cannot pursue the truth. And in fact,
30:48
Speaker 1: there is no pursuit of truth in modern universities. As
30:52
Speaker 1: Theodore Roosevelt once said, To educate a man in mind
30:55
Speaker 1: and not in morals is to educate a menace to society.
31:00
Speaker 1: And that is what we have done with the entire
31:04
Speaker 1: swath of college-educated individuals in this country. Just look at
31:08
Speaker 1: how they voted. So all this is to say that universities,
31:11
Speaker 1: even the supposedly religious ones, are in a spiritual crisis.
31:15
Speaker 1: That is the root of the rot. That is the
31:17
Speaker 1: root of the problem. and the root of the corruption.
31:20
Speaker 1: And frankly, what the Trump admin should do is, yes,
31:23
Speaker 1: prosecute them for breaking the law and being discriminatory. That's
31:26
Speaker 1: totally fine with me. But other than that, I think
31:29
Speaker 1: they should completely disassociate from these institutions and student loans,
31:35
Speaker 1: which by the way, drives up the cost of education
31:37
Speaker 1: and all of the grants and all of the federal,
31:42
Speaker 1: of the state funding to these corrupted schools and the
31:46
Speaker 1: government's involvement in the accreditation system in general. Don't just
31:49
Speaker 1: fire the DEI people, just get rid of it. Get
31:52
Speaker 1: rid of the government's involvement in accreditation. Accreditation does not
31:55
Speaker 1: evaluate institutions on their ability to foster genuine intellectual and
31:58
Speaker 1: spiritual development. It's about jobs. And that's great for trade school,
32:03
Speaker 1: but what American universities need is to replace our illiterate,
32:08
Speaker 1: decadent gentry class with a moral one. And step one
32:12
Speaker 1: is preventing the taxpayers from funding and fueling our university's
32:15
Speaker 1: bad behavior. No money or entanglements with these institutions. No
32:20
Speaker 1: more government involvement in accreditation. Free the taxpayers from funding
32:25
Speaker 1: these entrenched poisonous schools and leave them vulnerable to the
32:29
Speaker 1: market because none of this is going to be fixed
32:33
Speaker 1: by the government strong arming the schools. The rod is
32:36
Speaker 1: too deep. It's better that we just disassociate. And as
32:41
Speaker 1: I was reflecting on medieval education yesterday, I thought a
32:50
Speaker 1: lot about how intentions really matter. It's not just what
32:53
Speaker 1: we do, but why we do it. What are the
32:56
Speaker 1: priorities that shape our actions? And education is only fulfilling
33:01
Speaker 1: when it's rooted in a genuine love of learning and
33:04
Speaker 1: a sincere pursuit of the truth, the divine truth. And
33:08
Speaker 1: God blesses those who are authentic and pure in their endeavors.
33:12
Speaker 1: This is how I feel about Trump's transition. What are
33:15
Speaker 1: the intentions here? Is the presidency more than just a
33:20
Speaker 1: vanity project for various bureaucrats and anybody associated with Trump?
33:24
Speaker 1: Or is it about genuinely working to deliver for the
33:26
Speaker 1: people who put their trust in Trump? Trump owes his
33:31
Speaker 1: victory to the people who elected him. Like the people
33:34
Speaker 1: in AOC's district who took a chance on him. He
33:37
Speaker 1: doesn't owe his victory to defense contractors or foreign governments
33:41
Speaker 1: or the deep state. We are his employers. We put
33:44
Speaker 1: him in office and he made promises to us. So
33:48
Speaker 1: who's guiding Trump? What are his true intentions? Because based
33:52
Speaker 1: on the personnel choices so far, say for Homan, I'm
33:56
Speaker 1: not seeing his actions align with the principles that he
33:59
Speaker 1: campaigned on. I'm open to it changing and I hope
34:02
Speaker 1: that it does, but I'm concerned. We have a once
34:06
Speaker 1: in a century opportunity to challenge the oppressive state, to
34:09
Speaker 1: diminish its control over our lives, and to promote peace
34:12
Speaker 1: in America's interests rather than costly foreign entanglements that have
34:17
Speaker 1: nothing to do with us. And if these appointments continue
34:21
Speaker 1: to be bad, Trump risks going down as a disappointment.
34:24
Speaker 1: And I don't want that. None of us do. I
34:27
Speaker 1: don't want to discourage any of you because, again, I'm
34:29
Speaker 1: still hopeful. I desperately want this admin to deliver on
34:32
Speaker 1: the promises that Trump made, which is why I'm sharing
34:34
Speaker 1: my thoughts. We have to keep the pressure on the admin.
34:38
Speaker 1: Let Trump know. that you're dissatisfied with bad appointments. We
34:43
Speaker 1: need better personnel, people who reflect the values that Trump
34:46
Speaker 1: promised us. And if Trump wants to go down in
34:49
Speaker 1: history as the greatest president in the United States, which
34:51
Speaker 1: I think he can do, he needs to answer the people.
34:54
Speaker 1: As Confucius said, the superior man is concerned with the
34:58
Speaker 1: truth of the thing, not with its appearance. If you
35:02
Speaker 1: act with sincerity and authenticity, your aims will align with success.
35:07
Speaker 1: So with that, I say, deliver for us, Trump. Never
35:10
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