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SAVE THE SAVE ACT · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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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 eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: Well, hello, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. This is
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Speaker 2: Linda McLachlin and we are thrilled to be here today.
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Speaker 2: The Save Act has made it to the Senate floor
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Speaker 2: and the Senators have shown up for work, some of
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Speaker 2: them armed with facts, some of them armed with bullshit.
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Speaker 2: Some of them actually didn't show up. I e. Tom
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Speaker 2: tillis a Republican in name only out of North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: You may remember him from his recent appearance at the
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Speaker 2: dog parade on Capitol Hill. He was able to make
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Speaker 2: it for that, so when it really counts, guys, just know,
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Speaker 2: don't look for him for Hurricane Helene or election integrity
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Speaker 2: or voter rights. Look to him to judge Capitol Hill's
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Speaker 2: best dog in show. And I wish I was making
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Speaker 2: that up, but I'm not. So you really think you
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Speaker 2: can't hate them more, but he can. And he's one
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Speaker 2: of an utter piece of shit. So today and last
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Speaker 2: night we had a test vote. Last night, Save Act
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Speaker 2: passed the test vote to bring it to the floor
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Speaker 2: for a real vote, and now Senators are taking to
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Speaker 2: the floor for this movement to bring the Save Act
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Speaker 2: into a legislation that has passed on the Senate floor.
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Speaker 2: It passed the House twice so that we could put
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Speaker 2: it on the President's desk and be able to move
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Speaker 2: forward with a piece of legislation that has eighty four
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Speaker 2: percent support from America, which is kind of crazy because
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Speaker 2: America doesn't agree on much, but they do agree on
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Speaker 2: election integrity. Now, unlike many people in the Senate, both
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Speaker 2: on the left and the right, I have decided to
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Speaker 2: do tonight's show with something called facts. I know this
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Speaker 2: is going to be very confusing to a lot of
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Speaker 2: Rhinos and all Democrats, but we're going to try it anyway,
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Speaker 2: so stick with me. The senators got on the floor
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Speaker 2: and some of them explained what they wanted to do
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Speaker 2: by referencing the bill they were voting on. I thought
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Speaker 2: this was a novel idea. Bring your receipts, bring your information,
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Speaker 2: and cite the bill. The bill is thirty two pages long.
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Speaker 2: This is not like we're passing the budget. This is
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Speaker 2: one piece of legislation. It's thirty two pages long. All
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Speaker 2: you have to do is read it. So Mike Lee
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Speaker 2: was incredible, as he has been this entire time, citing
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Speaker 2: so many incredible facts from the bill. But then there
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Speaker 2: are people like Warnock from Georgia and Bloomenthal that are
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Speaker 2: out the Schumer of course, that are out there saying
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Speaker 2: things that make no sense at all. I'm going to
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Speaker 2: play Warnock first for you, because he actually admits that
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Speaker 2: illegal aliens, non citizens did vote in elections, but he
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Speaker 2: seems to think that that doesn't happen anymore. So I
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Speaker 2: thought this was particularly interesting because he admitted what we
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Speaker 2: already suspected, but then he's like, but we're good now, Okay,
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Speaker 2: no proof, just we're good now.
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Speaker 3: Eight point two million people registered to vote in Georgia.
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Speaker 3: The Republican Secretary of State found twenty instances of non
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Speaker 3: citizens who were registered, and only nine had ever attempted
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Speaker 3: to vote, and the majority did so before twenty twelve.
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Speaker 3: This is a solution in search of a problem that
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Speaker 3: does not exist.
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Speaker 2: So Georgia, which, for those of you who don't remember
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Speaker 2: the infamous Fulton County scandal of twenty twenty where we
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Speaker 2: saw these videotapes and had the strange incidents that happened
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Speaker 2: in the middle of election night, like the entire voting
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Speaker 2: complex having to be shut down because there was a
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Speaker 2: pipe burst, or there was a flood in a bathroom
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Speaker 2: where suddenly there were all these ballots that were found,
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Speaker 2: but they just happened to be under a table and
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Speaker 2: containers that nobody noticed before, and they're taking that all
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Speaker 2: the way to court. You know, you've got a lot
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Speaker 2: of strange things happening there with Raffisberger, who is their
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Speaker 2: secretary of state, and obviously we all know Fanny. Willis
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Speaker 2: so much to say about Fanny, so we'll just leave
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Speaker 2: it there. I'm gonna be nice today because I have
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Speaker 2: other people to pick on. But Warnock literally just admits
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Speaker 2: we have non citizens on the voter rolls, we have
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Speaker 2: non citizens attempting to vote, we have non citizens voting,
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Speaker 2: and then somehow he pulls out of his ass that
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Speaker 2: it hasn't happened since twenty twelve. I have no idea
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Speaker 2: where this man got this information. And one of the
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Speaker 2: things that I think should be required of these people
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Speaker 2: when they make these really strange statements is to say,
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Speaker 2: as per blah blah blah blah blah, you know this
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Speaker 2: would work, right, But they don't. They never give the source,
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Speaker 2: like even if they wanted to give a left leaning source,
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Speaker 2: like I read in the New York Times that there's
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Speaker 2: no voter fraud. Okay, obviously I'm going to think it's
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Speaker 2: bullshit because it's from the New York Times. But at
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Speaker 2: least I know he read something and did some sort
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Speaker 2: of preparation. This is like, I'm going to sit down
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Speaker 2: at my desk and I'm going to put five bullet
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Speaker 2: points on a piece of paper that makes sense to
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Speaker 2: no one, you know, twelve twenty twelve, and there's twenty people,
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Speaker 2: nine of them show it up. I'm like, bro, what
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Speaker 2: is going on? Does anybody believe this? Because I don't.
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Speaker 2: It's just so it's so ass backwards, and I it's
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Speaker 2: just silly, right, it's a waste of taxpayer time, our citizens' time.
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Speaker 2: And this is an elected official, you know who. God
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Speaker 2: knows how he got in there, or maybe we do know, right,
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Speaker 2: maybe nine of those people voted for him because they
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Speaker 2: say one vote is all it takes, right, could be
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Speaker 2: your vote that decides an election. So one of those
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Speaker 2: nine guys that slip through, I guess voted for Warnock
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Speaker 2: after twenty twelve. But anyways, so here Senator Bloomenthal. Now
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Speaker 2: Bloomenthal takes it to another level. Okay, Bloomenthal says, I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna dial up the crazy here. We're gonna dial it
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Speaker 2: all the way up to eleven, and we're gonna let
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Speaker 2: you know that the entire world is on fire if
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Speaker 2: we pass this bill.
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Speaker 4: Take a listen, which is to say no no to
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Speaker 4: a bill that so fundamentally and far reachingly would undermine,
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Speaker 4: in fact, destroy our democracy. It may sound like an exaggeration,
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Speaker 4: but it is the truth.
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Speaker 2: Now that is Bloomenthal excited. Okay, that's not my fault
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Speaker 2: that he sounds like he might be one foot in
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Speaker 2: the grave. That's how he sounds. Okay, it's not my fault.
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Speaker 2: But just think about that for a minute. This guy
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Speaker 2: is saying that if we protect our elections by asking
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Speaker 2: people to present id to vote in our federal election,
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Speaker 2: we are now going to destroy democracy. What what are
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Speaker 2: you talking about? That to me is so out of
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Speaker 2: pocket that you would say you're destroying democracy and no
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Speaker 2: follow up, no support of said claim. How does that
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Speaker 2: destroy democracy? Do you understand what democracy means? Do you
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Speaker 2: understand how our founding fathers envisioned the process of voting.
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Speaker 2: It's honestly just a shame, right because they get up
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Speaker 2: there and they say these things and then low IQ
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Speaker 2: low information voters will get that one SoundBite on their
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Speaker 2: mainstream liberal bought and paid for news and they'll go, oh,
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Speaker 2: democracy is ending. If they pass this, this must be terrible.
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Speaker 2: It's like I say to, you know, people in my
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Speaker 2: own family, I'm like, yet, don't watch that. Do not
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Speaker 2: listen to that. That is a lie. If people are
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Speaker 2: not able to say on page eleven of thirty two pages,
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Speaker 2: such and such said this and that, but that never happens,
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Speaker 2: whereas Mike Lee will say, what you are saying is
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Speaker 2: a lie. It actually provides four and then he cites
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Speaker 2: an entire page which you can reference. It's available. These
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Speaker 2: bills are not like secret, They're there for you to read.
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Speaker 2: And here's the other problem, just for clarity's sake, for
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Speaker 2: a hot second. So the bill is HR twenty two
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Speaker 2: Save Act. It was presented by Chip Roy, congressman from Texas.
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Speaker 2: He introduced it last year in January twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 2: and then the House and it has been sitting in
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Speaker 2: the Senate received by the Senate since April of twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty five. Now, this is not information that is hidden
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Speaker 2: from anybody. If you go to Congress dot gov, you
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Speaker 2: don't even have to know the bill number is HR
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Speaker 2: twenty two. You can just put in save Act and
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Speaker 2: it will bring up this Congress, this piece of legislation,
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Speaker 2: and it will let you know everything that's in it.
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Speaker 2: It will tell you the actions that have been taken,
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Speaker 2: what it's been called co sponsors, the committees that handle it.
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Speaker 2: No secrets here, and then you can read the text
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Speaker 2: and it will tell you this says this, and this
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Speaker 2: says that, and it makes all of these various statements
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Speaker 2: which have been signed by the co sponsors and presented
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Speaker 2: to the Senate on the Senate floor. So when people
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Speaker 2: come in and they say we won't be able to
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Speaker 2: do this because they're going to take away married women's
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Speaker 2: rights to vote, You're like what. And I talked about
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Speaker 2: this in my podcast the other day, because it's so absurd.
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Speaker 2: They're basically saying like married women, like you get married
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Speaker 2: and your brain is it falls out of your head
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Speaker 2: and you no longer are able to do anything like
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Speaker 2: change your name or keep you know, a hold of
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Speaker 2: important documents like your birth certificate, your marriage certificate, your
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Speaker 2: name change. All of these things are just they ellude
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Speaker 2: you completely. You have no idea how to get them,
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Speaker 2: and so you know, gosh, how will I ever vote?
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Speaker 2: I'm like, you do realize that we are functioning adults. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: we got married, we changed our name, big deal. It is.
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Speaker 2: It's actually insulting. And I think if more women and
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Speaker 2: more people that are being discriminated against really and saying, oh,
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Speaker 2: you're too stupid to do this. This is very hard
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Speaker 2: to get all of your documents together and put them
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Speaker 2: into an envelope and bring them somewhere so that you
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Speaker 2: can get proper identifications so that you can vote in
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Speaker 2: federal elections that determine who sits in the highest seat
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Speaker 2: of our country. Can you imagine, people, it's so insulting.
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Speaker 2: Then you listen to Senator Schumer. Now, Schumer's been in
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Speaker 2: office since the beginning of time. He has no new ideas,
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Speaker 2: and the only new ideas that he does have are
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Speaker 2: being fed to him by the most liberal and woke
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Speaker 2: parts of the party that are saying, if you don't
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Speaker 2: come all the way over here, you're gonna lose your seat,
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Speaker 2: and we're gonna help him do it. But If you
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Speaker 2: listen to Schumer from twenty thirty years ago, he sounds
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Speaker 2: like a normal Democrat, like he's okay on the social programs,
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Speaker 2: but when it comes to the rural law, I'm on board.
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Speaker 2: This is Senator Schumer in nineteen ninety six, when he's
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Speaker 2: talking about the importance of ID Take a listen to
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Speaker 2: what he calls it.
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Speaker 5: Submit the truth. Everywhere people go, they're asked for a
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Speaker 5: social Security card. In fact, one way to prove you're
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Speaker 5: a bona fide person who can have a job is
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Speaker 5: to ask for a driver's license and a social Security card.
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Speaker 5: This is an anti fraud amendment. All over where we go,
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Speaker 5: people say, well, why can't you stop illegal immigrants or
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Speaker 5: others from coming here? And the number one answer we
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Speaker 5: give our constituencies when they come here, they can get jobs,
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Speaker 5: get benefits against the law because of fraud.
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Speaker 2: So he actually calls it fraud. Now, the last time
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Speaker 2: I checked, fraud is a crime. Fraud is illegal. So
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Speaker 2: what's changed in thirty years? Even if you hate the
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Speaker 2: fact that we're saying illegal aliens, right, you hate that expression,
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Speaker 2: even though that's technically what people are. Right, they break
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Speaker 2: into your country and we call them illegal aliens because
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Speaker 2: they haven't gone through a normal course of action to
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Speaker 2: allow them entry. Whether a temporary visa, school, visa student,
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Speaker 2: visa work, visa, marriage, visa, green card, you name it.
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Speaker 2: We've got a lot of ways for you to come
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Speaker 2: in the country. But they decided all of those were
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Speaker 2: too difficult, and so as a result, they hopped a fence. Now,
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Speaker 2: if somebody hopped your back fence, got in your yard,
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Speaker 2: broke into your house, would you say that they were
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Speaker 2: criminals or would you say nothing? Or would you say
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Speaker 2: they were fine and they were welcome to come in.
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Speaker 2: I would say nine out of ten people would call
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Speaker 2: that a crime. And again, these are the Nimbi people,
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Speaker 2: nimb wide. Do you know what that stands for? Not
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Speaker 2: in my backyard. So I'm going to vote for all
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Speaker 2: these social programs and all this bullshit and stand up
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Speaker 2: there grandiose and make big speeches and act like I'm
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Speaker 2: real upset, and then when somebody comes into my backyard,
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Speaker 2: I'm going to go nuts. For example, I will digress
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Speaker 2: for one second, As you guys know, I'm the Queen
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Speaker 2: of digression, But just for a hot second, when Billie Eilish,
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Speaker 2: that stupid woman who won the Grand or whatever she won.
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Speaker 2: Was up there talking about her music, and she was
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Speaker 2: I don't know if she was a Song of the
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Speaker 2: year album of the year. Who gives a shit anyway,
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Speaker 2: she's up there talking about you know, no one's illegal,
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Speaker 2: unstolen land man, right, okay, fine, Then we find out
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Speaker 2: that this dumb broad built her house on Native American
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Speaker 2: sacred ground. Uh oh, now what now you're the problem?
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Speaker 2: So what happens?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 2: I know absolutely nothing. And then when people start showing
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Speaker 2: up to our house saying we're gonna move in, we
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Speaker 2: want to come live there. Nobody is illegal, I want
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Speaker 2: to come in your house. Guess what Billy does. She
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Speaker 2: opens her door and she lets them all in. No,
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Speaker 2: that's totally fake news. She doesn't do that. She calls
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Speaker 2: nine one one, she calls nine to one one. Come here,
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Speaker 2: there's somebody trying to get into my house. This is bullshit?
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Speaker 2: Oh is it? This is the thing. This is your
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Speaker 2: life on a smaller scale. But when you make these
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Speaker 2: statements and you're famous for making music, maybe you should
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Speaker 2: do that. Maybe you should just make music and shut
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Speaker 2: up and stop talking about things that you don't know
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Speaker 2: anything about. You're just talking out of your ass because
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Speaker 2: it's cool to say that, right. That's the kind of
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Speaker 2: stuff that drives me nuts. Now, people that came with
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Speaker 2: the receipts are people like Senator Schmidt of Missouri. Now
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Speaker 2: Senator Schmidt of Missouri is the former attorney general. This
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Speaker 2: guy is terrific. You cannot argue him down. Why can't
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Speaker 2: you argue him down? Because he's not coming to play games.
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Speaker 2: He is coming with information. He is coming with ideas,
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Speaker 2: and he is coming with a way to actually make
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Speaker 2: those ideas and put them into action, as opposed to
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Speaker 2: just talking and saying, well, we're going to go to
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Speaker 2: a committee meeting and we're going to talk about this,
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Speaker 2: but right after we have lunch and go to the
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Speaker 2: congressional gym and get our haircut, whatever the hell they do.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen to this. This is really impactful.
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Speaker 6: Life.
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Speaker 7: America is approaching her two hundred and fiftieth birthday. We're
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Speaker 7: taught in schools to think of the American founding as
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Speaker 7: though we're unimaginable, far away, sealed off behind glass. But
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Speaker 7: two hundred and fifty years is smaller than it seems.
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Speaker 7: President John Tyler was born during the First Congress in
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Speaker 7: seventeen ninety. He was born in the very infancy of
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Speaker 7: this republic. President Tyler's last living grandson died only last year.
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Speaker 7: That is how near the founding still is, and how
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Speaker 7: recent this great experiment in self government remains. And if
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Speaker 7: the founding is that near, then our duty is that
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Speaker 7: much clearer. We're not the curators of a dead tradition.
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Speaker 7: We are the stewards of a living republic. Our republic
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Speaker 7: was founded on a daring claim that free people could
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Speaker 7: govern itself, not that a free people could drift forever,
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Speaker 7: not that a free people could live off inherited greatness
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Speaker 7: while its leaders refuse every hard question, Not that a
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Speaker 7: free people could dissolve every boundary, mock every limit and
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Speaker 7: still expect to remain free. No, the American founding rested
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Speaker 7: on a harder truth.
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Speaker 2: So now he's actually hearkening back to our founding father,
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Speaker 2: something I talked about a few minutes ago, and it
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Speaker 2: really is the fight of our time. And that reason
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Speaker 2: is twofold one, because we have to look to the future.
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Speaker 2: While we're looking to the past, as we celebrate two
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty years, we have to remember where we
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Speaker 2: came from and how we got here, the good and
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Speaker 2: the bad. But the second thing is, if we don't
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Speaker 2: pass this, if we decide that we just don't have
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Speaker 2: the bulls to put our money where our mouth is
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Speaker 2: and really make it count, twenty years from now, this
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Speaker 2: country is going to look like Europe. The greatest threat
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Speaker 2: to America is Islam. Hands down. It has been Islam
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Speaker 2: for the last thirty years. Many other issues are incredibly frightening,
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Speaker 2: the transgender psychosis that seems to be going on that
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Speaker 2: is completely and totally being supported by a medical corporate effort.
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Speaker 2: Because once you go into that lifestyle and people force
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Speaker 2: you into it, you are dependent on pharmaceutical companies and
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Speaker 2: doctors and operations for the rest of your life because
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Speaker 2: you are doing something that your body is telling you,
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Speaker 2: we're not supposed to do that. And so all of
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Speaker 2: these drugs that they put these kids on and all
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Speaker 2: of these things that they do to them, it's actually criminal.
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Speaker 2: But putting that disgusting corporate effort over here for a moment,
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Speaker 2: and it's very scary, and I'm not saying it's not
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Speaker 2: the larger. The larger scary thing is Islam, because Islam
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Speaker 2: is not coming to America to say, hey, I'm here
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Speaker 2: to support you. Islam is coming to America to say
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Speaker 2: I am going to crush you with every fiber of
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Speaker 2: my being. I'm going to come in, I'm going to
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Speaker 2: take over, and I'm going to tell you that you're
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Speaker 2: going to assimilate to me. We're going to speak Arabic.
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Speaker 2: We're going to have the call to prayer across American
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Speaker 2: cities five times a day. We're going to put prayer
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Speaker 2: rugs out in the middle of Times Square, even though
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Speaker 2: there are mosques. The largest amount of Musks in America
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Speaker 2: are in New York, most of them in New York City.
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Speaker 2: But they're going to make a scene and they're going
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Speaker 2: to take over Times Square because they want to let
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Speaker 2: you know that they don't give a shit. They don't
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Speaker 2: want your women unless they're raping them. They don't want
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Speaker 2: your children unless they're raping them. They're going to kill
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Speaker 2: your dogs, and they're going to take over. And if
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Speaker 2: you think I'm kidding, take a look at Europe. People
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Speaker 2: say this big phrase of Islamophobia and that the largest
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Speaker 2: fear that we as Americans should have is right wing extremism.
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Speaker 2: Really okay, Well, I think if I was to look
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Speaker 2: at actual police reports, not the ones that are doctored
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Speaker 2: for the public to view on x where we see
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Speaker 2: a black person labeled as a white person, because if
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Speaker 2: we put white into the computer, it'll mess up the
20:15
Speaker 2: data when we actually print it out and have no
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Speaker 2: pictures attached to it. Right, Or we say, oh, this
20:21
Speaker 2: wasn't anything against Christians. These two young men that came
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Speaker 2: from Pennsylvania and wanted to throw them all tough cocktails
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Speaker 2: and had a car full of explosives were really here
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Speaker 2: just to express themselves. Oh really were they? Huh? Because
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Speaker 2: they were screaming a laha walk bar. That sounds pretty
20:36
Speaker 2: similar to me. Or how about the flight that was
20:39
Speaker 2: going to where was it coming from. I think it
20:41
Speaker 2: was Atlanta and it was going to Tennessee and the
20:45
Speaker 2: guy screaming a laha walk bar in the middle of
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Speaker 2: the airplane. But then when the reports come out, they said,
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Speaker 2: oh no, I was just a misunderstanding. The need to
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Speaker 2: constantly be afraid of being called some kind of phobic
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Speaker 2: to me is a bigger sickness than anything else. Things
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Speaker 2: just are what they are. You have to call them
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Speaker 2: like you see them. If there are a bunch of
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Speaker 2: Christians running all over the place, and they were, you know,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, taking over Times Square, standing in the middle,
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Speaker 2: praising Jesus and screaming that if you don't believe in
21:20
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, they're going to, you know, behead you or
21:23
Speaker 2: try to marry your kids at the age of nine.
21:26
Speaker 2: I think we'd be upset, but that's not happening. It
21:30
Speaker 2: is happening all over the country in these extremist mosques,
21:34
Speaker 2: with these extremist clerics screaming from the top of their
21:38
Speaker 2: lungs that they love jihad, the Holy War, They love
21:42
Speaker 2: to practice takiya, they love to call you a kaffir,
21:45
Speaker 2: and they don't care because they have money. For days
21:50
Speaker 2: for some reason, this establishment right party that we have,
21:58
Speaker 2: the Funs, the McConnell, the Thomas Massey's in the house,
22:04
Speaker 2: the Marjorie Taylor Greens. Thank god she's out. But you know,
22:09
Speaker 2: these types of people, they're getting paid off. I don't
22:13
Speaker 2: know by who. I don't know if it's Sorus, I
22:16
Speaker 2: don't know, if it's Neville Singham in China, I don't know.
22:23
Speaker 2: I really don't know who it is, but it's somebody
22:26
Speaker 2: and they are getting paid off to make these decisions,
22:30
Speaker 2: and they think that they will be able to keep
22:33
Speaker 2: their seats when all this shit hits the fan. But
22:36
Speaker 2: they won't because what will happen is when you give
22:41
Speaker 2: the Senate and the House back to Democrats, they are
22:45
Speaker 2: going to do everything they can to make sure that
22:51
Speaker 2: the most woke, the most disgusting, the furthest left ideals
22:57
Speaker 2: are in place as quickly as they can make them happen.
23:00
Speaker 2: And let me tell you something, The left is unified.
23:03
Speaker 2: They have one agenda and it's to further their own
23:07
Speaker 2: and that's it. And they will slap everybody into place.
23:11
Speaker 2: You see, fun and McConnell and Cornyn still think that
23:16
Speaker 2: it's about them in their pocketbook. What they don't understand
23:20
Speaker 2: is it's not. This is one thing and one thing only.
23:26
Speaker 2: This is their own death sentence as far as politics goes.
23:30
Speaker 2: They will be voted out of their seats faster they
23:33
Speaker 2: can catch the check that they thought was going to
23:36
Speaker 2: save them and keep them in the House. It's not.
23:39
Speaker 2: You are going to be taken out. They are not
23:42
Speaker 2: going to let you keep that seat. It will be
23:45
Speaker 2: taken over by a Democrat. By you not supporting the
23:48
Speaker 2: Save Act, you are writing your own exit ticket. You're Essentially,
23:52
Speaker 2: it's a great analogy. You are essentially the engineer writing
23:57
Speaker 2: the code for AI so that it can replace. That's
24:01
Speaker 2: what you're doing because those Democrats are going to replace you.
24:05
Speaker 2: They don't trust you. You're a useful idiot right now,
24:08
Speaker 2: and let's just remember that Democrats, they also for years
24:15
Speaker 2: have been talking about election integrity, election fraud. This guy
24:20
Speaker 2: didn't win this election, hanging Chad's in Florida, Russian influence
24:25
Speaker 2: here with Trump, you name it. I'm going to play
24:28
Speaker 2: a couple of montages here. These are Democrats from over
24:31
Speaker 2: the years talking about election fraud. Some of them you'll recognize.
24:35
Speaker 2: It's Hillary Schumer, Stacy Abrams, Maxine Waters, you know, the
24:40
Speaker 2: usual assholes. But just take a listen. What changed? What
24:46
Speaker 2: changed that now they think everything is fine. I'll tell
24:51
Speaker 2: you they have figured out how to rig the system.
24:56
Speaker 2: And the last time we won with President Trump being
24:59
Speaker 2: an offic now was only because we made it too
25:02
Speaker 2: big to rag. Next time, they're going to be more prepared.
25:05
Speaker 2: They know they need these midterms so they can crush
25:08
Speaker 2: him for the last two years, take over and go
25:13
Speaker 2: back to the way things were. Take a listen. You
25:16
Speaker 2: tell me if I'm wrong.
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Speaker 8: We have found in the last election that the voting
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Speaker 8: has not been pure, it has been tainted, and we
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Speaker 8: could not declare that the election of November two in
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Speaker 8: two thousand and four was free and clear and transparent
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Speaker 8: and real. And there must be independent testing of the
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Speaker 8: voting machines used in Ohio.
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Speaker 9: Question, obviously, is how many instances were not caught that
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Speaker 9: we don't know about. Number one, we've seen a lot
25:42
Speaker 9: of what I'll qull honest glitches where it just didn't
25:44
Speaker 9: work right. But also that these machines are hackable, that
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Speaker 9: a dishonest employee of the vendor, or a dishonest employee
25:52
Speaker 9: of a local board of elections, or simply someone who
25:55
Speaker 9: knows electronics and as a computer at home could hack
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Speaker 9: into these and then put in a secret instruction to
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Speaker 9: disregard every twentieth Democratic voter ed ten percent to the
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Speaker 9: Carrier to the Bush vote or whatever. He might not
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Speaker 9: ever know it.
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Speaker 2: Oh Man, that is so strange that a Democrat thought
26:14
Speaker 2: that that there might be a way for people to
26:18
Speaker 2: go in via election software and adjudicate votes, to change
26:25
Speaker 2: them to the candidate that they wanted it to say,
26:28
Speaker 2: and then just say, well, I didn't understand the vote
26:33
Speaker 2: that was cast, and so I needed to modify it
26:36
Speaker 2: to make sure that person's voice was heard. That sounds
26:39
Speaker 2: so familiar, doesn't it? Take another listen, Let's remember three
26:44
Speaker 2: words Bush versus Gore. A court took away a presidency,
26:51
Speaker 2: and al Gore won that election.
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Speaker 10: I think he won anyway.
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Speaker 8: Our rise to object to the fraudule elect twenty five
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Speaker 8: Florida electoral votes. I'm a subject because of the overwhelming
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Speaker 8: evidence of official misconduct, deliberate fraud.
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Speaker 2: Deliberate fraud, deliberate. Is there any other kind of fraud?
27:11
Speaker 2: I don't know. Accidental fraud. I don't know that I've
27:13
Speaker 2: ever heard of that. Let's keep going. This is fun.
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Speaker 11: I believe he knows he's an illegitimate president.
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Speaker 2: I think it's also.
27:23
Speaker 11: Critical to understand that, as I've been telling candidates who
27:27
Speaker 11: have come to see me, you can run the best campaign,
27:31
Speaker 11: you can even become the nominee, and you can have
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Speaker 11: the election stolen from you.
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Speaker 8: I'm think you're an illegitimate president that didn't really win,
27:39
Speaker 8: So how do you fight against that?
27:41
Speaker 4: In twenty twenty You.
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Speaker 11: Are absolutely right, the president is an illegitimate racist occupying
27:48
Speaker 11: the White House.
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Speaker 9: The Russian weighing in on the election, the Russian attempt
27:53
Speaker 9: to have the election, and frankly, the FBI is are
27:56
Speaker 9: weighing in on the election. I think makes his election illegitimate.
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Speaker 10: It's illegitimate, and my biggest fear is that he's going to.
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Speaker 2: Do it again with the help of lad his best health,
28:06
Speaker 2: and we're going to be stuck for six more years
28:08
Speaker 2: of this guy. And that is terrifying.
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Speaker 12: It's terrified.
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Speaker 10: Would you be my vice president, folks, Lord, I absolutely agree.
28:17
Speaker 12: I will never be afraid to challenge this illegitimate president.
28:21
Speaker 13: I don't see it is president elect as a legitimate president.
28:26
Speaker 6: Mister President, I object to the certificates from the state
28:29
Speaker 6: of Alabama on the grounds that the electoral votes were
28:31
Speaker 6: not under all of the known circumstances regularly given, and
28:35
Speaker 6: that the electors were not lawfully certified, especially given the
28:39
Speaker 6: confirmed and illegal activities engaged by the government of Russia
28:43
Speaker 6: designed to interfere with our election.
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Speaker 10: And I have an objection because ten of the twenty
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Speaker 10: nine electoral votes.
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Speaker 9: Cast by Florida were cast by electors not lawfully certified.
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Speaker 8: As the president, I object because people are horrified.
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Speaker 7: Thank you, mister President, and I object to a certificate
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Speaker 7: from the state of North Carolina.
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Speaker 12: By object to the fifteen votes from the state of
29:03
Speaker 12: North Carolina because of the massive voter supress.
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Speaker 2: So just listen to all of that. Now. Some of
29:10
Speaker 2: that might sound familiar from another election that we had
29:13
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty, where we saw a lot of really
29:16
Speaker 2: strange things. In twenty twenty, things we had never seen before.
29:19
Speaker 2: People at polling sites that have been people that have
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Speaker 2: been there observing voting for I don't know ten and
29:27
Speaker 2: twenty years saying they saw app just the strangest, most
29:32
Speaker 2: abnormal behavior with ballots coming in mail in ballots, all
29:36
Speaker 2: being pristine, people dropping off buckets of ballots, all sorts
29:40
Speaker 2: of really weird things. Right, But when we started to
29:43
Speaker 2: raise those questions, they said we were conspiracy theories. When
29:46
Speaker 2: we started to raise questions about the electors, they said
29:49
Speaker 2: it was illegal. They put so many of us through
29:53
Speaker 2: so much because we raised the question. Take, I'm going
29:57
Speaker 2: to play one more and then we'll come back.
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Speaker 11: You can run the best campaign, you can even become
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Speaker 11: the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you.
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Speaker 2: He is an illegitimate president. In my mind, would you
30:11
Speaker 2: be my vice president. Folks, look, I absolutely agree from
30:16
Speaker 2: then actually win the election.
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Speaker 4: In two thousand and sixtynine, he lost the election and
30:21
Speaker 4: he was put in the office because a Russian jentleferer.
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Speaker 2: Trump knows he's an illegitimate president.
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Speaker 9: The president elect, although legally elected, is not legitimate.
30:29
Speaker 3: Unless it is president elected as a legitimate president.
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Speaker 5: You said you believe that Russia's interference altered the outcome
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Speaker 5: of the election.
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Speaker 14: I do.
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Speaker 9: And we have a president who, if in fact it
30:41
Speaker 9: is proven, has been assisted by the Russians and may
30:44
Speaker 9: in fact not be a legitimate president.
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Speaker 10: The wife of John Gary said she has lingering doubts,
30:50
Speaker 10: but the legitimacy of the election. Her theory goes like this,
30:53
Speaker 10: two brothers, she calls hard right Republicans own eighty percent
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Speaker 10: of voting machines in the US. Therefore it would be
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Speaker 10: easy to hack into another machine. The control of the
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Speaker 10: electronic voting.
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Speaker 2: That was produced by the RNC, and I thought it
31:09
Speaker 2: was pretty good because it's a great compilation of many
31:12
Speaker 2: of the things we just discussed. But I think the
31:15
Speaker 2: high level is now that we know that all of
31:18
Speaker 2: these things are possible, and now that we know that
31:23
Speaker 2: they know all of these things are possible. It begs
31:26
Speaker 2: the question, why would you not want to put in
31:32
Speaker 2: some things to make sure that all of the elections
31:35
Speaker 2: and our votes are kept secure. Why would that bother you.
31:42
Speaker 2: There's only one reason, and that's because they know that
31:47
Speaker 2: they have completely and utterly let down their constituents. They
31:51
Speaker 2: have disenfranchised the voting base that used to love them,
31:55
Speaker 2: and they're not going to win their cushy jobs working
31:58
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty days a year. The taxpayers back
32:01
Speaker 2: are over and now these rhino assholes are not able
32:07
Speaker 2: to just sack up and pass this bill because they
32:11
Speaker 2: hate Donald Trump. Lisa Murkowski is an utter troll. She
32:17
Speaker 2: should be removed from office today, a disgusting and embarrassing
32:24
Speaker 2: name to be in the Senate horrible, and the idea
32:29
Speaker 2: that she thinks she has the right to make a
32:32
Speaker 2: decision that affects the entire country. That woman has been
32:37
Speaker 2: out to lunch for the last twenty years. And the
32:40
Speaker 2: only reason she's in that damn seat was because her
32:42
Speaker 2: father was governor of Alaska, and so she's got some
32:45
Speaker 2: name brand there. What a crock of shit. And one
32:49
Speaker 2: more thing, let's take a listen to this news report
32:53
Speaker 2: this is there's actually two things. One of them is
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Speaker 2: Brandon Gill, who is a congressman from Texas. Young guy,
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Speaker 2: super sweet, cute, family, wife, kids, YadA, YadA, YadA. But
33:04
Speaker 2: he's one of the younger members, and he was in
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Speaker 2: committee asking a question about illegal aliens and their ability
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Speaker 2: to access benefits even though they were illegal. I'm going
33:16
Speaker 2: to play that first, just to show you how real
33:18
Speaker 2: this threat is.
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Speaker 14: Now, American taxpayers pay for Medicaid for illegal aliens.
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Speaker 13: In many circumstances. Yes, they should, not just American taxpayers,
33:29
Speaker 13: but immigrant taxpayers social As you know, sir, there is
33:34
Speaker 13: no exception for tax paying. Should immigrations dead. I'm the
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Speaker 13: one who's asking questions here. Should American taxpayers pay for
33:40
Speaker 13: Social Security for illegal aliens? It's a yes or no question.
33:46
Speaker 13: I think the answer is no, no question. It doesn't happen.
33:50
Speaker 13: We don't social benefit asking you if you undocumented people,
33:54
Speaker 13: I wasn't aware that was a topic that.
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Speaker 14: I don't think if that should happen, and I'm asking
33:58
Speaker 14: you if you think it should Happen's.
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Speaker 1: The last question?
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Speaker 6: What does MA answer the question?
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Speaker 13: I don't believe that that's a question when it doesn't happen.
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Speaker 13: It's misleading to suggest it does. No one who's on it.
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Speaker 14: It's a really basic question, So don't answer it because
34:15
Speaker 14: you've got a crazy, radical open borders agenda that we
34:18
Speaker 14: can all see it.
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Speaker 2: So how ridiculous is that He literally just asked him.
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Speaker 2: Do you think He didn't ask him if it was happening.
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Speaker 2: He just said, do you think that illegal aliens should
34:29
Speaker 2: be paid Social Security? He said, well, it's not happening.
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Speaker 2: That's a ridiculous question. That's not what I asked you.
34:35
Speaker 2: I asked you, do you think they should get it?
34:38
Speaker 2: They just they can't answer questions because if they do,
34:41
Speaker 2: they would have to say yes, I hate America, I
34:44
Speaker 2: want to crush it. I love communism. It's going great
34:48
Speaker 2: in all the other countries. Hmmm, where can we look
34:51
Speaker 2: at that? It seems to be going great. Ukraine where
34:53
Speaker 2: they have no gas or fuel, Venezuela that we just
34:56
Speaker 2: had to liberate, Cuba that we're in the process of liberating. Yeah,
35:01
Speaker 2: it's going great. It's ridiculous. Now we have Harmeat Dylan,
35:06
Speaker 2: who works in the Department of Justice. She is talking
35:11
Speaker 2: about the roadblocks that she's having in attempting to get
35:15
Speaker 2: clarity from the secretaries of state all over the country,
35:19
Speaker 2: and you can imagine which of those secretaries of states
35:22
Speaker 2: are not allowing access to voter roles.
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Speaker 12: We're helping states comply with their federal obligation or to
35:29
Speaker 12: the Help America Vote Act as well to clean up
35:32
Speaker 12: their voter roles. And the reality is this is a
35:34
Speaker 12: bipartisan problem. States that are led by Democrats and Republicans
35:39
Speaker 12: alike have been lax in cleaning up their voter roles.
35:42
Speaker 12: It's also been difficult in the past due to various
35:45
Speaker 12: regulations for states to be able to get the help
35:47
Speaker 12: from the federal government. We've lifted those restrictions, but you know,
35:50
Speaker 12: sometimes secretaries of state who haven't been doing their jobs
35:53
Speaker 12: are reticent to open their books to demonstrate that. So
35:57
Speaker 12: some are scrambling to clean up their voter roles before
36:00
Speaker 12: they let us see them. I mean, okay, we're having
36:02
Speaker 12: negotiations with some of them. Some of them flatly haven't
36:05
Speaker 12: done their job. And then some of them are making
36:08
Speaker 12: species arguments like the one you just recited regarding the NAACP,
36:12
Speaker 12: and they're making some similar arguments that, oh, what we're
36:14
Speaker 12: doing is improper or inappropriate or we're trying to weaponize.
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Speaker 12: Some people call it weaponize, some people call it use.
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Speaker 12: We definitely want to use tools and have accurate data
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Speaker 12: to make sure that only citizens are on our voter roles,
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Speaker 12: that they're only on our voter roles in the United
36:32
Speaker 12: States once, and that roles are not being packed and infected,
36:37
Speaker 12: particularly in this era now of a widespread male balloting,
36:41
Speaker 12: with people who are dead, people who have moved, people
36:44
Speaker 12: who have no business voting in an election.
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Speaker 2: So how interesting is that this is the Assistant Attorney
36:50
Speaker 2: General of the United States talking about the fact that
36:53
Speaker 2: she is trying to work with states to make sure
36:56
Speaker 2: that illegal aliens are not on the voter roles, and
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Speaker 2: she cannot get them to comply. Why wouldn't they want
37:03
Speaker 2: to comply? Why do they want illegal aliens voting in
37:08
Speaker 2: United States general federal elections? Why? There's only one answer.
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Speaker 2: They cannot win without them. I pray as I record
37:19
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37:23
Speaker 2: people get their head out of their ass and actually
37:25
Speaker 2: pass the Save Act, because if they don't, our kids
37:29
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37:30
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37:32
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