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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your
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Speaker 1: eyes and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: What's up and welcome to the Roague Recap. I am
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Speaker 2: Linda McLachlin. So excited to be with you. It's been
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Speaker 2: a couple of days. I was traveling again, and I
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Speaker 2: tell you, guys, when you get on the road for work,
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Speaker 2: it is so hard to get to a microphone, even
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Speaker 2: for twenty minutes. So back here. Today is Monday, March sixteenth,
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Speaker 2: and my main issue today is going to be the
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Speaker 2: Save Act and the immense amount of bullshit being thrown
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Speaker 2: at you the American people from the right and the left. Now,
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Speaker 2: I think the lead of everything I'm going to say
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Speaker 2: is the following sentence. Senators for the most part, are lazy, lying,
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Speaker 2: and not willing to do a talking filibuster because it
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Speaker 2: means that they have to actually show up and work.
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Speaker 2: They are not used to doing that. Okay, what they
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Speaker 2: are used to doing is going home on a Friday,
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Speaker 2: using a working day a Friday to travel, then being
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Speaker 2: at home on the weekend, saying that they're in their
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Speaker 2: home districts with their home people in their home state,
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Speaker 2: and they're representing their constituents, right, Okay, Then they use
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Speaker 2: a Monday to come back again traveling on a workday,
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Speaker 2: and then they don't actually get to work until Tuesday. Now,
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Speaker 2: I will tell you that this is an epidemic in Congress,
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Speaker 2: both in the House and the Senate. There is this
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Speaker 2: very odd understanding that on Fridays and Mondays people are
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Speaker 2: traveling to and from their homes their home states to DC.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: I don't know about you, but when I travel for work,
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Speaker 2: I do not get a work day for the travel.
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Speaker 2: I have to be at the work location wherever that is,
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Speaker 2: during work hours. So it means I'm taking a very
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Speaker 2: very early morning flight. It means I'm taking a very
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Speaker 2: very late evening flight. I'm leaving after my last meeting
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Speaker 2: after work. It doesn't mean that I'm getting a ten
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Speaker 2: am flight in the middle of a work day because
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Speaker 2: that's what's convenient for me, because you know what, that's
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Speaker 2: not convenient for your boss, last time I checked. And
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Speaker 2: by the way, we're the boss. So that's the high level.
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Speaker 2: So supposedly Thoon is bringing the Save Act. The House
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Speaker 2: passed legislation from April of twenty twenty five that Chipwary
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Speaker 2: proposed and was passed by the House, and I think
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Speaker 2: they've already passed it twice if memory serves, and now
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Speaker 2: it's finally coming to the Senate for a vote. Here's
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Speaker 2: the problem. It's doa This is, as some are calling
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Speaker 2: it online, kubuki theater. It's all for show. It's for
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Speaker 2: Thune to say that he did what he was supposed
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Speaker 2: to do and he got this bill to the floor
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Speaker 2: for a vote. The problem is, we need a talking filibuster.
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Speaker 2: We need the people that are going to say they're
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Speaker 2: for it to explain why they're for it, and we
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Speaker 2: need the people that are not being honest about why
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Speaker 2: they're not for it to have to also defend that.
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Speaker 2: And many people are saying that this just takes too
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Speaker 2: much time. I have no idea how it's possible for
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Speaker 2: these people to get away with this, but that is
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Speaker 2: literally what they're saying. They're also saying other really strange things.
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Speaker 2: And let me just preface what I'm about to get
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Speaker 2: into with the Save Act going before the Senate is
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Speaker 2: thirty two pages long. Into that, again, the Save Act
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Speaker 2: going before the Senate ver vote is thirty two pages long.
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Speaker 2: It is available for anyone to read. It is not
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Speaker 2: a secret. You don't have to wonder about what's in
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Speaker 2: it or argue about what's in it, because it is
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Speaker 2: there for you in black and white. The idea that
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Speaker 2: people like Dick Durbin and Chuck Schumer are stating things
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Speaker 2: like you don't have you need a passport and it
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Speaker 2: has to match your marriage certificate, or married women can't vote,
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Speaker 2: or it costs too much money people can't afford it,
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Speaker 2: or Chuck Schumer saying that this is because Republicans are
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Speaker 2: doing so badly in the polls, and so that's why
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Speaker 2: we're doing this, because we know we won't win. Have
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Speaker 2: you ever in your life said to somebody, I believe
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Speaker 2: in this so much that I don't want to talk
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Speaker 2: about it. No, if you say you believe in it
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Speaker 2: so much, you want to talk about it. Conversely, if
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Speaker 2: you don't believe in it, you also want to talk
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Speaker 2: about it, because most of the time, when you're on
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Speaker 2: opposite sides of an issue, you want to debate it.
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Speaker 2: People who feel very strongly about something one way or
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Speaker 2: the other will debate with someone who feels in the
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Speaker 2: contrarian view. Right, So Why wouldn't people want to get
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Speaker 2: up and say why they're against the Save Act? Why
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Speaker 2: wouldn't they if they're so against it, if they think
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Speaker 2: it's that demoralizing and dehumanizing and all the other bullshit
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Speaker 2: excuses that they have.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 2: So, Senator Lee of Utah has been probably the loudest
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Speaker 2: and most prolific voice on this subject matter because a
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Speaker 2: he has he really does have an incredible grasp of
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Speaker 2: the law. He was on the short list for this report,
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Speaker 2: as was his brother, ironically, and he really understands the
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Speaker 2: rules of the Senate body. You know, a lot of
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Speaker 2: people do not understand the process and the process, you know,
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Speaker 2: legislatively behind how bills are proposed and culture and how
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Speaker 2: they move forward. Your average American has no idea how
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Speaker 2: that works.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 2: But what we've gotten to at this point is we've
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Speaker 2: got the bill coming to the Senate, it's past the House.
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Speaker 2: We have a Republican controlled Senate. Why wouldn't we we
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Speaker 2: be able to pass one of the premier Trump policies.
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Speaker 2: It's one of those things that he ran on was
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Speaker 2: election integrity and making sure only citizens vote in our elections.
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Speaker 2: And yet we are unable to get Republicans to align
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Speaker 2: on this issue. And when you ask people like Murkowski
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Speaker 2: or Collins or tell Us, I mean, tell Us is
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Speaker 2: a real piece of shit. He's been a piece of shit.
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Speaker 2: After what he did to the poor people of his
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Speaker 2: state during Hurricane Helene, I was like, Oh, this guy's
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Speaker 2: bad dude. There's nothing he can say that would make
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Speaker 2: me feel that he is worth one iota of my time.
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Speaker 2: Not to mention the fact that a couple of weeks
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Speaker 2: ago we had a dog parade in the middle of Congress.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, sir, we have things going on with Venezuela, Cuba, Iran.
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Speaker 2: Oh and by the way, the Save Act. Oh and
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Speaker 2: did I mention that we're on the cusp of a shutdown,
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Speaker 2: because that was before it had happened. That guy doesn't
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Speaker 2: give a shit. He's a bad dude. But he's another rhino,
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Speaker 2: right not running for reelection, getting out, thank god. But
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Speaker 2: the issue is we still got to deal with him,
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Speaker 2: you know, to the end of this year, and he
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Speaker 2: has a say in this vote, and people are saying, well,
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Speaker 2: you know, we can't, we can't vote for this because
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Speaker 2: you know, it's it's racist, it's illegal. You know, people
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Speaker 2: don't know how to to show ID. What the hell
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Speaker 2: do you think is wrong with Americans in twenty twenty six?
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Speaker 2: Are you seriously telling me that people do not have ID?
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Speaker 2: Are you seriously telling me that people that are low
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Speaker 2: income individuals do not have ID? How do they get
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Speaker 2: their welfare checks? How do they get their EBT cards?
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Speaker 2: How do they get their food stamps? How does any
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Speaker 2: of this happen if they don't have ID? Because all
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Speaker 2: of those things require ID. Additionally, you need ID to
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Speaker 2: vote in Congress? Did you know that? Did you know
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Speaker 2: they have to put their ID onto a scanner before
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Speaker 2: they can click yes or no to a certain piece
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Speaker 2: of legislation? Why do they need ID? Do we not
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Speaker 2: know that they're a member of Congress? Of course we do,
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Speaker 2: but it is a further measure to say this vote
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Speaker 2: is mine. The irony is baffling, right, And so it
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Speaker 2: really comes down to a very simple thing. What are
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Speaker 2: you afraid of? What are you so scared of that
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Speaker 2: you will not move forward with the Save Act? So
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Speaker 2: I pulled together a couple of things for today. The
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Speaker 2: first one and I apologize because I can't stand to
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Speaker 2: listen to it either, But it's important that we do
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Speaker 2: because we have to know who these assholes are, right,
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Speaker 2: We need to know who they really are. When they
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Speaker 2: tell you, hey, we think you're too stupid to get
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Speaker 2: an ID, we think not only are you too stupid,
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Speaker 2: but you're too confused on how to present your ID
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Speaker 2: when you get to a polling place. This is what
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Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer is saying about the Save Act just today.
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Speaker 2: You have to hear it for yourself. I won't do a.
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Speaker 5: Justice called bill, And if Republicans try to burn time
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Speaker 5: on this legislation here on the floor, we will oppose
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Speaker 5: them for as long as it takes. Donald Trump and
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Speaker 5: Senate Republicans know their numbers. They're sinking badly. They know
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Speaker 5: the American people are souring on their agenda. They know
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Speaker 5: with each passing day the prospects for their prospects for
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Speaker 5: November get worse. So what do they do? Do they
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Speaker 5: change course? Did they try to work with Democrats to
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Speaker 5: lower costs? Stop the Iran war? Help lower.
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Speaker 2: Is this guy kidding me? Stop grocery costs? What were
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Speaker 2: grocery crosts under Joe Biden? What plans were you offering
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Speaker 2: people when Kamala Harris and Biden were letting in millions
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Speaker 2: of illegal immigrants to take away jobs from everyday americans.
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Speaker 2: Did you care about how much it was costing them
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Speaker 2: to survive then, when you were kicking disabled veterans out
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Speaker 2: of their assisted living facilities because you had to make
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Speaker 2: more room for illegal immigrants. And let me tell you something,
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Speaker 2: I don't need to look up that up where I
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Speaker 2: work in Manhattan, in Midtown, there were two you disabled
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Speaker 2: veteran assisted living facilities on the block where my office is.
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Speaker 2: And one day I went walking past and there was
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Speaker 2: a bunch of people out on the street, more than usual,
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Speaker 2: and so I happened to be coming out of the
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Speaker 2: subway and I stopped. I said, what's going on here?
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Speaker 2: And this guy said, you know, I'm a disabled bet,
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Speaker 2: but they just told me they got to make room
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Speaker 2: for these illegal immigrants that they're bringing in today. So
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Speaker 2: they're converting this veterans building into illegal immigrant housing. And
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Speaker 2: I was like what. He's like, Yeah, they're shipping us
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Speaker 2: off to a homeless shelter because we're disabled, we can't work,
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Speaker 2: you know, we don't get enough money from the VA.
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Speaker 2: It was heartbreaking. I didn't have to watch that on
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Speaker 2: the news. I didn't have to read a report that
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Speaker 2: happened in real life when I was walking down the
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Speaker 2: street and I saw all these guys outside, and then
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Speaker 2: I see a bunch of illegal immigrants coming in with
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Speaker 2: their seven children, going upstairs to move into apartment that
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Speaker 2: used to belong to a guy who put his life
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Speaker 2: on the line for God and country. I mean, think
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Speaker 2: about how messed up that is. Actually, it truly just
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Speaker 2: is like those are the moments when you feel the
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Speaker 2: ultimate betrayal from your own country, right, and then you
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Speaker 2: have Chuck Schummer saying that we are going to fight them.
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Speaker 2: We are not going to let them win. If you
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Speaker 2: want to know how bad it's going, we'll tell.
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Speaker 5: You well, Bill, and if Republicans try to burn time
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Speaker 5: on this legislation.
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Speaker 2: Here earn time.
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Speaker 5: We will oppose them for as long as it takes.
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Speaker 5: Donald Trump and Senate Republicans know their numbers are sinking badly.
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Speaker 5: They know the American people are souring on their agenda.
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Speaker 2: Think about that. Think about what he just said as
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Speaker 2: I play that a second time. They know that the
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Speaker 2: American people are souring on them. They know that their
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Speaker 2: numbers are sinking badly. Chuck, do you know the percentage
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Speaker 2: of Americans that support the Save America Act. I'm just
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Speaker 2: wondering asking for a friend's eighty four percent of Americans,
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Speaker 2: Democrats and Republicans. It's been reported by CNN and MSNBC
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Speaker 2: and PBS and NPR and every other liberal woke ideo
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Speaker 2: log out there, and they all say the same thing.
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Speaker 2: Regardless of whether you're on the right or the left,
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Speaker 2: you want your vote to be safe. The idea that
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Speaker 2: asking for ID to cast a ballot in a federal election,
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Speaker 2: how that somehow became a bad idea, How that became racist,
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Speaker 2: How that became anti immigrant? I have no idea? Am
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Speaker 2: I against illegal immigrants along with millions of other Americans
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Speaker 2: voting in our federal election to which they pay no
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Speaker 2: taxes that impact any of them. Yeah, I got a
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Speaker 2: real problem with that. If you are getting non citizen
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Speaker 2: driver's licenses at motor voter, if you are getting Social
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Speaker 2: Security numbers assigned to you, you are a part of
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Speaker 2: the problem. And the idea that our government is unable
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Speaker 2: to give them some sort of ID number that differs
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Speaker 2: from a standard Social Security number just shows you how
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Speaker 2: complicit they are in all of this. Because if you
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Speaker 2: ever ran a business, you have a tax ID number.
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Speaker 2: It's a completely different format than a social Security number.
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Speaker 2: It doesn't look the same. The dash is in a
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Speaker 2: different place, and it comes from a different database. Why
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Speaker 2: can't we do that for illegals? If we have illegals
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Speaker 2: coming into this country and you're that hell bent on
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Speaker 2: keeping them here, why are you giving them American citizen
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Speaker 2: social security numbers? That to me seems fairly fraudulent because
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Speaker 2: now on paper it looks like they might be legal.
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Speaker 2: So I guess your nefarious actions speak for themselves. And
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Speaker 2: now that we're saying, hey, the jig is up, we've
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Speaker 2: had enough, and now you need to defend your position
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Speaker 2: and explain and why having documentation to say that you
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Speaker 2: were born here, you're a citizen. You have your naturalization papers,
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Speaker 2: you have any kind of documentation that shows that you
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Speaker 2: are a citizen, birth certificate, naturalization, green cards, whatever it is.
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Speaker 2: But this is not a good thing for them. They
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Speaker 2: don't want that. And then they're saying, oh, well, there's
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Speaker 2: the passport's too expensive. And you know, if you get married,
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Speaker 2: it's confusing for women, you know, because their name's different
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Speaker 2: from their birth certificate to their marriage certificate. What the
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Speaker 2: hell are you telling me that people that are old
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Speaker 2: enough to pay a mortgage and get married and be
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Speaker 2: a parent and all these things are unable to keep
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Speaker 2: their documents and a folder and be able to go
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Speaker 2: down and say, yeah, I'm a citizen. What a load
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Speaker 2: of shit. It's all so insane. If I told you
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Speaker 2: that you wont ten million dollars in the lottery, but
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Speaker 2: I couldn't give it to you unlessen until you proved
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Speaker 2: that you were an American citizen, be lived in the
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Speaker 2: United States, and see had the winning lottery numbers. I
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Speaker 2: guarantee you come up with those documents pretty dimn fist,
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Speaker 2: and you wouldn't have a freaking problem with it either.
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Speaker 2: That's the issue that we have at hand. And while
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Speaker 2: Schumer is saying that our numbers are falling and the
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Speaker 2: American people are upset with us, take a listen to Harryenton.
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Speaker 2: He's the polling guy on CNN. He runs all the
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Speaker 2: numbers for them all the time. It's actually pretty funny
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Speaker 2: to watch, even though I don't agree with the network.
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Speaker 2: Listen to what he had to say this weekend about
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Speaker 2: how Americans feel about Democrats. How are voters feeling about
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Speaker 2: Democrats right now?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean democrats in the minds of the American public,
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Speaker 6: are lower than the dead sea. What are we talking
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Speaker 6: about here, Well, let's take a look the net approval
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Speaker 6: rating for Democrats in Congress. You said of Kate Balwin,
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Speaker 6: the lowest ever. Look at us overall, they are fifty
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Speaker 6: five points underwater. They're approval rating is south of twenty percent.
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Speaker 6: It's even worse when you look at Independence. Look at
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Speaker 6: this negative sixty one points. That means that they're approval
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Speaker 6: rating is sixty one points lower than their disapproval rating.
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Speaker 6: Quinnipiac has been pulling this question for the better part
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Speaker 6: of the twenty first century. They have never found Democrats,
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Speaker 6: at least those in Congress, in worse shape than they
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Speaker 6: are right now.
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Speaker 2: Oh, Chuck said, day for you. I almost feel bad
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Speaker 2: for you, except I don't because you're a lying sack
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Speaker 2: of shit and everybody knows it. You have been screwing
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Speaker 2: over the American public and the Yorkers for that matter,
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Speaker 2: for a very long time. It really is time for
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Speaker 2: you to go. And that doesn't mean that I want
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Speaker 2: AOC because she's dumber than a bag of rocks. That's
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Speaker 2: not who I want either, But it's really so disingenuous
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Speaker 2: to stand there and say that we as Republicans are concerned,
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Speaker 2: we're worried, we're you know, whatever, whatever you want to say.
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Speaker 2: It's it's just horseshit it. These are the moments that
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Speaker 2: if you, as an American citizen, are watching c SPAN
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Speaker 2: or if they're there's a channel that you watch, and
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Speaker 2: they happen to be covering him on the Senate floor
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Speaker 2: and you see him say that, do you think he's
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Speaker 2: telling the truth? Oh man, what are we going to do?
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Speaker 2: Republicans are doing terrible. They're lying. They want to raise
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Speaker 2: grocery prices, and gas prices are the highest they've ever been,
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Speaker 2: and blah blah blah. Bro Donald Trump is single handedly
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Speaker 2: changing the global structure of how governments are run. He
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Speaker 2: is creating peace in the Middle East through strength, not
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Speaker 2: through weakness, not through Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. When
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Speaker 2: being asked what their matter of diplomacy is on Iran,
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Speaker 2: if they were to threaten them with a nuclear weapon,
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Speaker 2: don't That's what they said, don't. That was their big warning.
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Speaker 2: The Ayatola was like, oh my god, look at these
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Speaker 2: two yo yos could take them anytime. We won now
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Speaker 2: you have Donald Trump coming in who has allies in
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Speaker 2: Qatar and in Saudi Arabia, and he he is the
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Speaker 2: type of person that is using those relationships because those
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Speaker 2: individuals running those nations are fully aware that the Muslim
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Speaker 2: clerics using this cult ideology of Islam over everything, that
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Speaker 2: you can marry a nine year old girl, impregnated an
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Speaker 2: eleven year old girl, beat women, and treat them because
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Speaker 2: they're less than animals, cows, dogs, whatever the other analogies
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Speaker 2: are in the Quran. All of these things. You're seeing
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Speaker 2: women literally having their faces bashan by the heel of
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Speaker 2: a soldier's boot who has been told that it's okay
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Speaker 2: for them to kill that woman because she took off
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Speaker 2: her hijab and she showed her hair. You think the
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Speaker 2: blue hair freaks over here, whatever, stand up for that woman.
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Speaker 2: They want to cry about Renee Good and Alex Pretty
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Speaker 2: and how they were oppressed and how our government is
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Speaker 2: a regime that went after them. No, they were protesters
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Speaker 2: who stood and got in the way of people that
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Speaker 2: were actually doing their government job and protecting the United
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Speaker 2: States of America and arresting some of the worst illegal
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Speaker 2: immigrants in the nation, carrying out cartel crimes that went
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Speaker 2: so far as raping children under the age of ten,
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Speaker 2: And these two assholes stood in the street and tried
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Speaker 2: to stop them from doing their jobs because they have
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Speaker 2: this narrative that they've been sold by the sorrows paid
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Speaker 2: off Antifa. I oppose everything fist in the air, pre
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Speaker 2: made signs, U haul trucks of rocks and water and
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Speaker 2: weapons and all the other things. They have no idea
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Speaker 2: what they're out there for, and they have no idea
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Speaker 2: what they're protesting for, and they have no idea that
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Speaker 2: it's all a lie. And meanwhile, somewhere is a child
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Speaker 2: screaming for help. Is a woman being kicked to death.
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Speaker 2: Is a woman being stoned to death. Is a household
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Speaker 2: of people who don't believe in Islam being told that
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Speaker 2: they'll be murdered the next morning because they are kuffier
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Speaker 2: or an infidel. These are the uncomfortable facts for the
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Speaker 2: liberals and the left. But in this case of the
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Speaker 2: Save Act, right here, it's thirty two pages. Thirty two pages,
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Speaker 2: you can read it any time you want. But they don't.
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Speaker 2: They have the left leaders out there speaking and saying
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Speaker 2: that all these things about the bill that aren't true.
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Speaker 2: I'll show you another exchange now, Senator Le. I love
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Speaker 2: that guy. He's a great guy, and he very calmly
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Speaker 2: and very systematically disarms the left, not by yelling, not
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Speaker 2: by screaming, always calm, because he has the facts on
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Speaker 2: his side, and facts are very uncomfortable things. They do
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Speaker 2: not care about your feelings. And Senator Lee has done
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Speaker 2: a very good job of explaining. While we have Leader
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Speaker 2: Thune and Mitch McConnell and Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski
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Speaker 2: and Tom Tillis and all these other assholes saying that
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Speaker 2: they will not support a talking filibuster, and then you
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Speaker 2: have people like Dicky Durbin, who you're about to hear
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Speaker 2: them in this clip, who's making shit up about the
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Speaker 2: bill again, utter lies. Just read the bill. I hope
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Speaker 2: somebody during this talking filibuster reads the bill. It would
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Speaker 2: be so nice to do that. It puts everything to bed.
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Speaker 7: Take a listen, which took great pains to go out
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Speaker 7: of our way to make sure that no American, no American,
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Speaker 7: would be left in the dark. Well, this will not
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Speaker 7: cost them a dime, and no one will be excluded
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Speaker 7: if they can't find their documentation.
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Speaker 3: All of us should be aware of the fact of
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Speaker 3: what is required by this act. When it comes to
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Speaker 3: registering to vote, you have to present identification, correct, but
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Speaker 3: your driver's license, which most people use in the course
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Speaker 3: of business every single day, is not acceptable. What is
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Speaker 3: acceptable is a passport. American do not have a passport.
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Speaker 3: Those who want to obtain it so they can vote
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Speaker 3: will pay one hundred and eighty six dollars in a
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Speaker 3: way three or four weeks for that to happen. Secondly,
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Speaker 3: you can use a birth certificate, but any person who
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Speaker 3: has changed their name as a result of a marriage
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Speaker 3: or a hyphenated the relationship has to find not only
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Speaker 3: their birth certificate, but some correction of it to prove
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Speaker 3: that they're eligible registered to vote.
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Speaker 7: I'm happy to report to my dear friend, colleague, Senator
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Speaker 7: Durbin from Illinois, you're in luck. We've taken care of that.
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Speaker 7: When you read the bill, what you'll discover is that
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Speaker 7: we've made special accommodation for those who don't have documentation
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Speaker 7: or those who can't find their birth certificate. Maybe their
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Speaker 7: house burned down, maybe they're dog eated, whatever it is.
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Speaker 7: When all else fails, if you don't have documentation establishing
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Speaker 7: the information on your berth certificate or what would be
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Speaker 7: in a passport or otherwise. The bill contains a provision
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Speaker 7: requiring each state to allow an alternative mechanism by which
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Speaker 7: someone can buy attest station issue a sworn statement establishing
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Speaker 7: the critical facts underlying their citizenship. It then puts the
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Speaker 7: onus on the state to follow up on that and
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Speaker 7: to determine the authenticity of it. States have access to
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Speaker 7: their own records, States have reciprocity with other states, and
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Speaker 7: are able to achieve verification of that. So we've taken
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Speaker 7: care of that problem. And so I'm sure you'll be
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Speaker 7: elated to hear that. And we look forward to having
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Speaker 7: your affirmative vote when we vote on the Save America Act,
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Speaker 7: which took great pains to go out of our way
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Speaker 7: to make sure that no American, no American, would be
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Speaker 7: left in the dark. Well, this will not cost them
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Speaker 7: a dime, and no one will be excluded if they
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Speaker 7: can't find their documentation.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that man just undressed, Dick Durbin, And I
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Speaker 2: apologize for the visual, but you know what I mean,
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Speaker 2: Dick Durbin. First of all, God, there's so many things.
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Speaker 2: First of all, when you get married, right, you have
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Speaker 2: to present your birth certificate. You have to fill out
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Speaker 2: information about your parents, you have to fill out information
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Speaker 2: about your birth certificate, and you need to provide your
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Speaker 2: birth certificate. If you do not have your birth certificate,
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Speaker 2: you contact the state. To Mike Lee's point, every state
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Speaker 2: has the records of its citizens. So then you go
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Speaker 2: and you get your birth certificate. If you live in
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Speaker 2: a different state than the state you were born in,
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Speaker 2: you contact the state you were born in and they
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Speaker 2: will have your birth certificate and you pay I don't know,
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Speaker 2: twenty bucks, fifty bucks, whatever it is, and you get
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Speaker 2: your birth certificate. That's it. It's very simple. They mail
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Speaker 2: it to you. Now, when you get married and you
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Speaker 2: have your marriage certificate, it says on your marriage certificate
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Speaker 2: you are now taking this new name. It actually says
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Speaker 2: it on their certificate that your maiden name will now
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Speaker 2: be changed to your married name. And if your marriage
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Speaker 2: certificate is in on your person and you have your
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Speaker 2: birth certificate, all of that will match. If you were
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Speaker 2: divorced and you changed your name back or you changed
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Speaker 2: it again, all of that documentation also states these things.
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Speaker 2: And if you ever lose any of this information. Your
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Speaker 2: state and local clerks will have a record of it
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Speaker 2: because they keep records of it. All of this has
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Speaker 2: a very easy answer. Dick Durbin and Chuck Schumer and
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Speaker 2: all of these other people on the left saying that
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Speaker 2: we are unable to get these documents is simply them
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Speaker 2: saying two things. I'm scared to death of you getting
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Speaker 2: these documents owned by the way, I think you're too
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Speaker 2: stupid to get them. I am baffled at the fact
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Speaker 2: that these are sitting senators like Dick Dermot, who's been
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Speaker 2: there since the time of you know Christ. I mean literally,
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Speaker 2: he's older than dirt, and he thinks that we don't
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Speaker 2: know where our documents are. And if we don't know
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Speaker 2: where they are, And don't get me wrong, I hate paperwork.
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Speaker 2: I'm with I totally get it. But you can get
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Speaker 2: your birth certificate. I've gotten mine twice because I've moved,
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Speaker 2: I've misplaced. It wasn't a different folder, I didn't know
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Speaker 2: where it was. I have my marriage certificate. Sometimes you
27:33
Speaker 2: need a copy of your marriage certificate. Sometimes you need
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Speaker 2: an original. So I've had to go back to the
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Speaker 2: office and say, oh, we're applying for this, Oh we
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Speaker 2: need this for this, my child needs to submit this,
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Speaker 2: so I need to get more copies of my marriage certificate.
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Speaker 2: All of this has easy, simple answers. Anybody that is
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Speaker 2: telling you that they can't do this is lying. And
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Speaker 2: so in as far as for Senator Lee to say,
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Speaker 2: they can go to the state and they can have
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Speaker 2: even an alternate mechanism and give them different provisions, how
28:11
Speaker 2: much more can we do? But they just don't want
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Speaker 2: it because it completely and totally eradicates an entire class
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Speaker 2: of voters that they have given everything to to let
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Speaker 2: them still stay in office. Because they know the American people,
28:28
Speaker 2: the black and white people of America, we are sick
28:31
Speaker 2: of their shit and we are united in that, and
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Speaker 2: that unison is the one thing they never expected. So
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Speaker 2: now that they know that Black America knows their full
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Speaker 2: shit and White America knows their full shit, they've got
28:44
Speaker 2: to turn to illegal immigrants to put them back in office,
28:47
Speaker 2: or at least keep them there for a little while longer.
28:51
Speaker 2: It is disgusting. And speaking of being there a little
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Speaker 2: while longer, there were two videos that came up recently
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Speaker 2: on social medium of Susan Collins and one is of
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Speaker 2: Mark Warners they're equally terrible, two different sides of the aisle.
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Speaker 2: But both of them promised when they got in office
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Speaker 2: to never be in office more than two terms. Right,
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Speaker 2: And when you win the Senate, you're in office for
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Speaker 2: six years. You have to hear it. It's worth listening
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Speaker 2: to because it just shows that they lied before they
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Speaker 2: ever won, and they've been lying ever since.
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Speaker 8: I don't want to be a lifelong politician. My view
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Speaker 8: of public service is something you do for part of
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Speaker 8: your life, not all of your life. That's why I've
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Speaker 8: said that if I'm elected of the United States Senate,
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Speaker 8: I will serve no more than two terms, because I
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Speaker 8: think the value of our system is that it's constantly
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Speaker 8: renewed by new ideas, fresh ideas, and fresh people. So Senator,
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Speaker 8: don't lecture me about what the role of the United
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Speaker 8: States Senator is. I know that role.
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Speaker 2: So that was nineteen ninety six. He's still in office,
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Speaker 2: just saying you do the math. Here's Susan Collins yet elected.
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Speaker 1: Would you vote for congressional term limits?
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Speaker 2: And I'd like to have an answer from each of you.
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Speaker 2: Let's start with Sue Collins.
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Speaker 4: I do support term limits, and I have pledged that
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Speaker 4: if I'm elected, I will only serve two terms. Regardless
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Speaker 4: of whether term limits law at constitutional amendment passes or not.
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Speaker 4: Twelve years is long enough to be in public service,
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Speaker 4: make a contribution, and then come home and let someone
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Speaker 4: else take your place.
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Speaker 2: Uh huh, fake news, another liar. I'm telling you guys,
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Speaker 2: this is what they do. They lie all day long.
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Speaker 2: They get in there, they get their lobbying money, their
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Speaker 2: big pharm of money. They do speeches, they get called senator.
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Speaker 2: They feel very special. They're not. They're lying sacks as shit.
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Speaker 2: Their time is up. Please support the Save Act. Call
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Speaker 2: your senator two two two two four three one two one.
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Speaker 2: That is the Capital switchboard, and ask for your senator's
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Speaker 2: office and tell them to vote yes to the Save Act,
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Speaker 2: yes to a talking filibuster, and get them on the record.
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