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July 3, 2026 · The Hot Line w/ Jeff Graham

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[SPEAKER_31]: is a guy that doesn't really like America, but running to be the senator from Michigan Abdul-El-Siyad.
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[SPEAKER_31]: The Dems have a huge internal problem.
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[SPEAKER_31]: The rabble-rousing socialist seem to be reveling in it while the rest of the country should be panicking.
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[SPEAKER_31]: As another radical gets an AOC endorsement in Michigan, defying Chuck Schumer.
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[SPEAKER_31]: With that, the big story is in the matters, most of our country, even though we're looking at our birthday, we're looking at our 250th journey, and joining us now to talk about our two greatest challenges in the world, Ukraine, and their struggle to stay alive against Russia and doing great, and General Jack Keen is here to talk about what's happening with Iran.
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[SPEAKER_31]: General, thanks so much for being here on 250th birthday, what comes to your, the forefront of your mind?
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[SPEAKER_31]: When you talk about
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[SPEAKER_08]: how many years you spend a uniform and how many years you spend explaining uh... america security issues uh... in a suit here on fox news well i think uh... suddenly it's influenced uh... you know by my time in a military world chosen to do it my life but uh... you know just being an american in the fact that uh... the people that were living here at the time were fighting no
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[SPEAKER_08]: and remove the control that England had over the vast majority of what existed at the time as America.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And the fact that today, here we are 250 years later, and we're very much involved in fighting oppression.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And I think the turning point for the United States in dealing with adversaries in oppression was World War II.
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[SPEAKER_08]: The reality is, we don't defeat the Germans without the United States participation and obviously we don't defeat the Japanese either.
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[SPEAKER_08]: But what is truly remarkable, we went from 334,000 to all the United States military, prior to World War II to 12,200,000.
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[SPEAKER_08]: People under arms, all services fighting this kind of oppression.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And we want that victory.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And then, as a nation, we turned around, a native decision, as opposed to humiliating these countries and continuing to punish them, we decided to recover them and rebuild them.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And nothing speaks louder to me than the compassion and generosity of the United States of America and what we did in post-World War II to rebuild these countries into thriving democracies, Japan and Germany, we're staying on today.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And that is a live today, right now today.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And I wished Admiral Cooper a happy for us just a little while ago, he's in charge of our troops and said, com, who's standing up once again, representing our 250 years of history by standing up with his troops against oppression in the world.
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[SPEAKER_08]: It wasn't seeking to become a world leader post World War II, but it felt to us because of our military power and our economic prosperity, and it defaulted to us, and we accepted that mantle of leadership, and how much we have changed this world.
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[SPEAKER_08]: to the positive as a result of taking on that leadership role is really so extraordinary.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I'm so proud of the leaders we've had in the country from both parties, as some better than others to be sure, a imperfect political system to be sure, but the collective wisdom and judgment of the American people have always been there for us and they seem to get it right time and time again.
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[SPEAKER_31]: In general, I even think about the Cold War that you are in, you are in Vietnam, and what we were doing is just trying to preserve the South Vietnam, South Korea, Western Europe, and try to make sure these people stay free, not so we can dominate and take over their country unlike the Russians and Soviets.
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[SPEAKER_31]: We were just saying, hey, leave these people alone.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Give them a chance to pick their own government.
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[SPEAKER_31]: That's what the Cold War was about.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, many people say we won the Cold War without flying a shot, and I say no.
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[SPEAKER_08]: we find a lot of shots.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I mean we wanted to career to do what the North Koreans Communist country was taking over South Korea who asked for help and we provided it and we went into Vietnam for basically the same reason North Vietnam a communist country.
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[SPEAKER_08]: was trying to take over South Vietnam and overall strategy was to contain communism and certainly to Soviet Union, but as they extended their influence around the world, we did fight to stop it from happening.
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[SPEAKER_08]: So there was a price to be paid in the Cold War to be sure, not just standing up.
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[SPEAKER_08]: and deterring the Soviet Union forever talking into Europe, and thank God we did that, but also standing up when they attempted to take control of other countries as well.
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[SPEAKER_31]: General the MOU is really it's just one word after another is gray area, misinterpretations on both sides on what it represents and what it says and that's why we continue to have contention over everything, especially the straight.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Here's the President of the United States on his mindset that's really the only thing stopping him from going back in and finishing the job, cut 37.
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[SPEAKER_17]: a president with a depression on his resume.
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[SPEAKER_17]: I don't want to be Herbert Hoover.
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[SPEAKER_17]: Of almost all presidents and some have been bad, some have been good, very few have been great.
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[SPEAKER_17]: But I never want to be Herbert Hoover.
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[SPEAKER_17]: Because Herbert Hoover was the president that probably took us into the great,
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[SPEAKER_17]: Great depression the greatest crash.
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[SPEAKER_31]: What he's looking at is the economy general and he's worried about the straight being shot down in gas being over 150 hours a barrel.
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[SPEAKER_31]: It's down down to under 70 You're reaction and the role oils playing in the fact that we have not gone to a garlic back to finish the job Well when we stopped the war on April 7th April 28th
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[SPEAKER_08]: We had 10 days to finish the military assigned objectives, 25% of the targets still remained in doing that.
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[SPEAKER_08]: There was no doubt we could have accomplished those military objectives.
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[SPEAKER_08]: In my mind, I'd actually put the regime on a path for economic collapse.
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[SPEAKER_08]: No guarantee that the regime would fall, but put them in such a situation.
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[SPEAKER_08]: that it was likely quite predictable.
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[SPEAKER_08]: That was the scenario we walked away from.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And the President said, Vyzer is that the Gulf state leaders with the exception of the UAE really convinced the administration and the President, obviously, that if we continue military operations, the result would be that Iran would attack the Gulf oil infrastructure.
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[SPEAKER_08]: and so describe it that it could create a worldwide depression.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And I think it was the energy secretary who made that recommendation, but they'll hold me to it.
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[SPEAKER_08]: That's what I've been told.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I'm not the primary source.
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[SPEAKER_08]: But I'm not, I'm out of my lane and dealing with that, but I can say, you know, just looking at the world, just seeing what has happened right now, how markets have just defined other avenues when something has shut down, and there was a lot of adjustment taken place, when the, essentially the, the streets we shut down, and so I'm not convinced that it would have resulted in that, but here's what I do, what I do think happened.
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[SPEAKER_08]: The military capability to prevent that from happening was discounted, and what do I mean by that?
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[SPEAKER_08]: Well, one, if the Gulf states needed to be defended, they could have asked for it.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Admiral Cooper has never been asked at the defendant.
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[SPEAKER_08]: He was asked at the defendant's real, and we've done that quite satisfactory in the minds of these rallies, and that's all it matters.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And we could have done the same thing in thickening near defense.
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[SPEAKER_08]: second point.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Offensively, we've been tracking all during the ceasefire, what the Iranians are doing with depolitic missiles after they excavate the tunnels that we rubbed and moved in those missiles out and those launch systems out to other places.
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[SPEAKER_08]: So job one would have been once we destroyed their air defense, go back to military operations.
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[SPEAKER_08]: So we have freedom of the air once again, it wouldn't have taken much because they don't have much left.
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[SPEAKER_08]: we would have gone after those missiles and launch systems with a major major effort on the part of the Israelis and ourselves.
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[SPEAKER_08]: We wouldn't have destroyed all of them, but we would have destroyed overwhelming number of them which would have reduced significantly their ability to retaliate against the Gulf of all infrastructure.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I'm not saying there would have been some damage, but wholesale destruction leading to a world depression.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I think the military capability
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[SPEAKER_08]: And I believe that the political and economic objectives became the priority obviously as we're facing a situation now.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And listen, we've got on the stand, the Iranians are almost you fork about this.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Because what they did, they impote, we went to war on 28th February, they shut down the
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[SPEAKER_08]: with a blockade after we went to a ceasefire in April and that blockade served us well but it was not going to be a immediate deterrence for the Iranians because they don't care about their people and then we tried to open up the strace of a move and what happened?
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[SPEAKER_08]: Saudi Arabia denied us use of their base and also their airspace which is quite significant given the size of Saudi Arabia and the fact that borders took off.
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[SPEAKER_08]: So that, we shut down that operation as a result of it.
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[SPEAKER_08]: What I said thing is that was because we do have the capability to force of the open and up.
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[SPEAKER_31]: So you've got to do that again.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I think we're in a situation now where we're providing financial relief to the Iranians and with the promised that we're going to get a deal but they are emboldened by what has happened and it is no secret about this and that's the reality of it and they're going to continue to play for advantage in the stress of a lose you can see that.
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[SPEAKER_08]: I think the difficulty of achieving
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[SPEAKER_08]: all the objectives that the President would want to achieve with the Iranians given their state of mind today is pretty slim to none.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Because they believe they have the advantage.
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[SPEAKER_08]: In their eyes, I know we have all the cards in terms of military capability and the threat to use it, but they did not buy in that threat.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And so they don't see it ever happening before the midterm
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[SPEAKER_31]: Generally, I talk to somebody with a source in Iran, and their goal is to make Trump Jimmy Carter.
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[SPEAKER_31]: They're going to try to disrupt the midterms and bend it towards the Democrats.
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[SPEAKER_31]: The best they can, they understand our political system, because they know when it gets to November or old bets are off.
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[SPEAKER_31]: So I'm not sure what they capable of, but we have to keep an eye on that being there objective.
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[SPEAKER_31]: And number two, just real quick on Ukraine and I only have three minutes, but on Ukraine and Russia, Ukraine has done some remarkable things, they make no Russian city safe, we have huge gas lines in Russia, and I was talking to Dan Hoffman, he says Putin has no idea how to get out of this, and we're not even trying to conduct an exit ramp because our guys are focusing on Iran.
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[SPEAKER_31]: We have to, if we're going to bring these guys to the table, don't you think we need a new group?
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[SPEAKER_31]: A different group working on Ukraine than Iran?
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[SPEAKER_08]: That's a very good idea, and obviously we're not focusing on it, and for our audience we've taken down almost 30% of their oil infrastructure, Russia, why can you imagine that?
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[SPEAKER_08]: What a staggering statistic that is, 40,000 casualties almost this month, quite significant on the Russian part, a Ukraine destroyed 64,000 drones, Russian drones this month.
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[SPEAKER_08]: quite remarkable.
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[SPEAKER_08]: This month's last year, 4,000 destroyed.
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[SPEAKER_08]: The battlefield has turned in favor of Ukraine for sure, for strategic targets inside of Russia.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Some oil stores facilities Ukraine is attacking in Siberia, 1,200 miles away.
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[SPEAKER_08]: So that's why the gas lines exist throughout the country, the strategic advantage, as well as the tactical advantage, is moving towards Russia, and that's why Russia, so desperately is trying to kill as many civilians as they can.
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[SPEAKER_08]: And listen, there's a problem, and I already obsessed on the standards.
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[SPEAKER_08]: 700 almost 700 drones attack just recently and you saw that about 70 something ballistic and cruise missiles 90 percent plus the drones would knock down on a given day against ballistic missiles and cruise missiles Ukraine takes down either zero or something around one percent
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[SPEAKER_08]: so that is the state of play.
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[SPEAKER_08]: We have got to get interceptors into Ukraine.
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[SPEAKER_08]: It is an emergency crisis situation and I understand we have challenges because what we have been doing in Iran, obviously, but we've got to move with as much speed as we possibly can and yes,
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[SPEAKER_08]: We should be putting maximum pressure now on Russia.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Slap the hard sanctions back on them for sure.
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[SPEAKER_08]: Increase military assistance, the Europeans can certainly beat a vessel for that.
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[SPEAKER_08]: We pass our capabilities to them.
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[SPEAKER_08]: They pour that capability in maximum pressure on Putin.
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[SPEAKER_08]: No accommodation, pressure, pressure, pressure, and recognize the weakness that he is.
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[SPEAKER_08]: He's never been this weak in the five years he's been involved in the war.
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[SPEAKER_31]: And the president could see a victory if he just pushes it and organize it because Ukraine has earned it.
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[SPEAKER_31]: General Jack Keen, always great.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Thanks for everything you've done for the country as we celebrate year 250.
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[SPEAKER_08]: You're happy for it to you and our great audience out there.
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[SPEAKER_08]: God bless America.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Talk to you again soon, General.
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[SPEAKER_51]: New court findings in an Iowa murder case offer a glimpse of the prosecution's evidence in a fatal shooting that shook the real estate industry 15 years ago.
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[SPEAKER_51]: 53-year-old Kristen Ramsey was arrested last month for first-degree murder in the April 2011 death of Ashley Auckland.
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[SPEAKER_51]: Auckland was working in open house at a model townhouse when she was shot in the face in the chest set close range.
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[SPEAKER_51]: Court documents say a woman who was in the neighboring town home said she heard two loud noises a few seconds apart.
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[SPEAKER_51]: Then saw Ramsey by the model home's front door before she was seen by her car talking on her phone.
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[SPEAKER_31]: I want to really along with the general, but man, that's just enough time in the day to get all the information that we need that he knows about the things that matter most.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Are you crane 4.5 hours in?
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[SPEAKER_31]: They are the backstop to Europe because if they weren't right through Ukraine in four days as our geniuses predicted,
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[SPEAKER_31]: They would have been knocking on Germany's door, who basically doesn't have a military, but it woke them up, and it woke up NATO, and that which makes the meeting with NATO even more impactful for the President of the United States, and they're not going to have that we're pulling out true speech coming from the Secretary of War.
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[SPEAKER_31]: It's going to be we're in this, so let's win this, and that's what I hope the President gets a new team to work in Ukraine, and a separate one to work a lot.
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[SPEAKER_33]: President Trump gathering top tech companies to sign a new agreement to help fuel the global AI race.
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[SPEAKER_33]: Executives from companies like Amazon, Google, Meta, XAI and OpenAI are agreeing to pay for all the energy needed to run their planned data centers.
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[SPEAKER_33]: The President says the tech companies will build their own power supplies and will end up strengthening local grids around 3,000 new data centers are under construction or planned in the U.S.
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[SPEAKER_35]: When Richard Nixon resigned the presidency on August 9, 1974, Vice President Gerald Ford took the oath of office administered by Chief Justice Warren Burger in the East Room of the White House.
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[SPEAKER_35]: From Liberty State Park, in celebration of America to 50.
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[SPEAKER_35]: What more do you need besides Lady Liberty and Brian Kilmede?
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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm concerned that we're still on step one.
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[SPEAKER_14]: Because three months ago when we started the original ceasefire, the one pre-condition was that there'd be a no strings attached, opening them the straight of her moves.
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[SPEAKER_14]: We haven't seen that.
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[SPEAKER_14]: The blockade is now lifted, which means that we've taken some of the pressure off of Iran, and I'm concerned they're continuing to play us and play for time.
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[SPEAKER_31]: General Tiger, not pulling back, he's really concerned that the MOU which has set us up for failure, I think, anyway, because there's so much gray area in it, and they weren't in level with us in days before they released it.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Oh, they're not gonna pay tolls, well, they think they are.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Oh, they're never, they're going to give up and allow inspectors in, they say they're not.
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[SPEAKER_31]: We have to defund their proxies.
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[SPEAKER_31]: They're still funding their proxies, and we're asking Israel to leave Hezbole alone and get out of Lebanon.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Lieutenant Colonel Allen West joins me down with American Constitutional Rights Union Executive Director.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Colonel, your thoughts about what the general said he's finds the state of the street.
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[SPEAKER_11]: No, I mean, I have to agree wholeheartedly with the general and happy independence they buy and it's great to be with you because we missed a window of opportunity and now Iran is weakened, there's no doubt about it, and you and I have had this conversation previously, but they're not defeated, and as a matter of fact they see themselves and a strong opposition to manipulate us because President Trump is up against
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[SPEAKER_11]: A couple of hard issues here in the country and one of those with gas prices and the other is the impending midterm elections.
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[SPEAKER_11]: And at theocracy they'll care about elections because there aren't really any elections.
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[SPEAKER_11]: They are in totalitarian control and power there, just the same with China and Xi Jinping.
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[SPEAKER_11]: So the president has to be concerned about these domestic issues, political issues, economic issues.
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[SPEAKER_11]: And I think that that binds him up a little bit when it comes to dealing with Iran.
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[SPEAKER_11]: So how do you think they're going to play this?
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[SPEAKER_11]: Run.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Well, I think Iran's just going to continue as the general said, they're going to string it out.
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[SPEAKER_11]: They're going to continue to violate the court on quote, ceasefire.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I don't think we're going to see anything going in the right direction after the end of the court on quote, 60 days for this memorandum of understanding.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I think that they will just
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[SPEAKER_11]: you know continue to be who they are and they will continue to try to manipulate and threaten and cause people in the straight-of-home moves and again they receive a revenues from the sale of their oil and gas now so they're still propped up.
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[SPEAKER_31]: I think he has to get to November somehow and guess who knows that, Iran.
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[SPEAKER_31]: And now we have a situation where they're saying that they're charging for the straight and we're saying they're not, that is black and white.
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[SPEAKER_31]: That's not gray area, that's where the rubber hits the road.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Now, I don't know if the President is going to say we're just going to bring people through our side of the straight because we did that and they took a shot at us and then we took about 10 shots at them and then they hit Kuwait.
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[SPEAKER_31]: and they hit Kuwait and they also hit Bahrain.
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[SPEAKER_31]: So that puts our guys in jeopardy because they're going for our bases.
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[SPEAKER_31]: I mean, the President evidently told the Wall Street Journal that they sat down and said, what would going back full bore look like?
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[SPEAKER_31]: Is that what you'd be for now knowing?
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[SPEAKER_31]: Because you're also a guy in those politics knowing what the stakes are?
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[SPEAKER_11]: Well, again, I think that that one of Opportunity is very tight and maybe has closed because the two things, again, the centers of gravity for them are their oil and gas, revenues, death block car gallons important, and control the distress of her moves.
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[SPEAKER_11]: That's the other thing.
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[SPEAKER_11]: They want to continue to hold the rest of the world hostage.
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[SPEAKER_11]: So we should have seized control of the, of the straits of our moves early on in the its operation epic fury.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I don't think we can restart everything and go back to that because what could happen is another spike in gasoline prices.
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[SPEAKER_11]: And the American people right now are seeing those things tumble their administration is touting the fact that gasoline prices are tumbling.
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[SPEAKER_11]: So I don't think you're in a position right now to restart that.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Talloreco is out there in a dead heat with the former attorney general, Paxon.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Why?
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[SPEAKER_31]: Why are they tied?
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[SPEAKER_31]: They couldn't be more different.
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[SPEAKER_11]: well yeah they could be more different but i think that right now when you look at the major urban population centers here in Texas they're blue i mean anybody can look at the county breakdown of uh... taxes from the last two thousand twenty four presidential election that tells the story and i think also uh... you know senator court and needs to come out and say you know i'm behind uh... you know attorney general taxid and get his followers to be behind them because
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[SPEAKER_11]: We could be heading to another Robert Francis Award Tech Cruz race where Tech Cruz only wanted about 2.4%.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Yes, I think it's going to be tight.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Do I think that it's all about the turnout, of course, but I don't think Talorico again.
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[SPEAKER_11]: He is not going to do well, be successful at East Texas West Texas in South Texas along the border, but it's not going to be some blowout wind.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I don't see that happening.
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[SPEAKER_31]: So I want you to hear what some people, as we look at American 250, feel about this day, cut one.
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[SPEAKER_06]: I've been struggling with what are we actually celebrating.
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[SPEAKER_06]: And so I'm really going to July 4th, grappling with whether or not the ugly ghost of our country have us by the name of the neck, Mika.
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[SPEAKER_45]: I took one of those sightseeing boats, and I passed by Ellis Island and the Saddual Library.
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[SPEAKER_45]: And it brought me to tears.
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[SPEAKER_52]: I'm not going to his celebrations.
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[SPEAKER_52]: I'm going to do my own set of celebrations.
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[SPEAKER_52]: You know, this is an opportunity for us all to come together and to celebrate the promise of America, not Donald Trump, because everything Donald Trump does,
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[SPEAKER_31]: So that's the attitude on the left.
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[SPEAKER_31]: I would tell you that if Joe Biden was president or Kamal Harris was president, we could still have 84% of Republicans saying their patriotic and appreciate our day.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Only 27% are very patriotic for America among Democrats.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Well, I think again, that comes out to that chasm that we see happening, and it's an ideological chasm.
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[SPEAKER_11]: If this marks this leftist chasm, as opposed to constitutional conservatism, and people that believe in our fundamental principles of values, our declaration, our constitution.
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[SPEAKER_11]: And you're right, if it had been common, common hair sitting up there, there won't be giddy.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Everyone be talking about how great it is to have a first black female president, you know,
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[SPEAKER_11]: And look, it's going to be the 250 celebration I will be honored to be part of it.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I will be happy.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I will be cheering us on as the United States America, but that's not who the left is.
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[SPEAKER_11]: They want to continue to make this about one person.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I think this is why they're going to fail when it comes to the midterm electors, because they're not offering the American people anything other than wealth redistribution.
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[SPEAKER_11]: That's why I was an economic production taking over your property.
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[SPEAKER_31]: So this whole thing about what's happening at the Washington Mall where nine or 10 states have decided not to participate.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Pennsylvania says we couldn't get a sponsor and we think it's too political.
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[SPEAKER_31]: I walked through that.
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[SPEAKER_31]: There's nothing political, it's all historical.
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[SPEAKER_31]: And what your city has to offer tourists or people that live there.
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[SPEAKER_31]: So Governor Shapiro, who many people think is a centrist and everybody think is running for president, flat out wide.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Listen to Congressman Republican Dan Muser, cut three.
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[SPEAKER_30]: Wow, what we've done with the Pennsylvania booth.
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[SPEAKER_30]: I think it's the most crowded booth on Josh Shapiro.
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[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, the state that businesses did not want to participate.
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[SPEAKER_30]: That's why we had an empty booth.
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[SPEAKER_30]: It was just a falsehood.
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[SPEAKER_30]: We all got together and we saw making calls for businesses.
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[SPEAKER_30]: And now one business said, oh, no, we're not in the rest.
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[SPEAKER_30]: Today we're very excited.
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[SPEAKER_30]: They said, thank you.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Yeah.
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[SPEAKER_31]: I mean, was you think we're idiots?
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[SPEAKER_31]: No.
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[SPEAKER_31]: You can't get a sponsor as a governor in Pennsylvania on a July-Fort celebration when we have the Liberty Bell in Pennsylvania.
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[SPEAKER_31]: We've got to count in until Congress where the Declaration of Independence was fired.
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[SPEAKER_31]: You can't get a sponsor.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Then you are the war salesman ever.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Not to mention that's the birthplace of the United States Marine Corps in November the 10th, 1775, Tom Taver.
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[SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, I, again, I think that this shows this ideological divide that we have and that you have a party that has been overtaken by Marxists and many of them are welcoming them because they're afraid of what could happen to them politically.
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[SPEAKER_11]: But they're showing the American people true American pages that they don't care for this country.
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[SPEAKER_11]: They don't love this country.
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[SPEAKER_11]: They don't like our foundation and our fundamentals, and I believe that that's going to be rejected.
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[SPEAKER_11]: But the Democrats are really doing, they're making commercial advertisements for the next two election cycles here in the midterm, and also for the 2020 presidential cycle.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Lieutenant Colonel Allen West, thanks for all you done to the country and continue to do.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Enjoy the fourth.
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[SPEAKER_11]: I share all this a great country and everyone out there please read the entire declaration of independence.
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[SPEAKER_11]: That's important document.
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[SPEAKER_31]: You got it.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Thanks so much Lieutenant Colonel Allen West.
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[SPEAKER_31]: When we come back, have a chance to read your emails, Brian Kilney.com, and if we can work it out here in Liberty Island, maybe even take some calls, and also go over with the rise of socialism.
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[SPEAKER_31]: Today in the Wall Street Journal, Mark Penn, who got a bill-elected bill-clinton-elected twice and helped to really Clinton become Senator, has written an editorial, won with Andrew Stein, two Democrats saying, is time for them to take their party back.
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[SPEAKER_15]: ABC News, I'm Chuck Severton, a federal appeals court has granted the Trump administration's motion to get the immediate replacement of the slavery exhibit in Philadelphia on the eve of July 4th.
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[SPEAKER_15]: The heat dome is making for a sizzling holiday weekend in the eastern half of the U.S. Amtrak reporting several cancellations and some trains operating at reduced speeds because of the heat.
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[SPEAKER_15]: The ranholding six days of funeral ceremonies and precessions for its former Supreme leader, Ale Humany, killed in U.S. Israeli military strikes at the start of the war.
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[SPEAKER_15]: Questions about whether Humany's son, the new Supreme Leader, will finally appear publicly.
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[SPEAKER_15]: An American woman is rowing to Hawaii.