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10/30/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Jack Brewer, Victor Avila, Dan Geltrude, Lesley Lachman. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight. History in the making,
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Speaker 1: Slashing tariffs, ending toxic trade wars, cracking down on deadly
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Speaker 1: feentanyl flows into the US just a few of the
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Speaker 1: accomplishments achieved by the architect of the art of the Deal.
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Speaker 1: President Trump in his face to face meeting with President
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Speaker 1: g of China in South Korea. Love this guy, plus
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Speaker 1: America and the world turning more towards God and thank
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Speaker 1: God led by a powerful, heart wrenching tribute to the
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Speaker 1: late Charlie Kirk at a massive actually let's call it
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Speaker 1: a yoge Turning Point USA event at good Old Miss
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Speaker 1: and we'll take you there, and more Narco terrorists are
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Speaker 1: vaporized in the High Seas as the Trump administration and
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Speaker 1: Pete hegsa's Department of War are literally blowing more drug
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Speaker 1: smugglers to smithereens than probably in the history of the
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Speaker 1: War on drugs. I'm Dan Ball and Real America starts
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Speaker 1: right now, my hero and my life I loved. If
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Speaker 1: you tuned in last night, you saw, well, you saw
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Speaker 1: a lot of things on One American News as we
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Speaker 1: took the Turning Point USA event live down at Old
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Speaker 1: Miss in a moment that if it didn't tug on
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Speaker 1: your heart strings, there was something wrong with you, because
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Speaker 1: it was a tear jerker. People around the world were
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Speaker 1: watching as Erica Kirk was introduced on stage by an
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Speaker 1: old recording of her late husband Charlie Kirk at the
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Speaker 1: Turning Point USA campus event at Old Miss, the mother
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Speaker 1: of two and the new CEO of TPUSA was seen,
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Speaker 1: of course, crying backstage, trying to pull it together. What
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Speaker 1: a strong, strong, brave woman. The emotionally charged evening marked
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Speaker 1: Erica's first participation in a TPUSA event since her husband's
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Speaker 1: assassination seven weeks ago. Of course, we all saw with
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Speaker 1: President Trump at the funeral in Arizona, and I'll tell
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Speaker 1: you what, that turned millions to God. And I think
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Speaker 1: these events are going to continue to do the same.
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Speaker 1: Wednesday's event, being dubbed the Miracle ol Miss, was the
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Speaker 1: true embodiment of the modern day war between good versus Evil.
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Speaker 1: You hear me talk about it all the times. Folks.
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Speaker 1: It's not Republican Democrat. It's sure as heck, ain't black white, brown, white, yellow, white, gay, straight.
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Speaker 1: It's good versus evil. Tens of thousands of the say
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Speaker 1: faithful and probably folks looking to find some faith, brave
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Speaker 1: some soggy elements to see Erica and Vice President JD. Vance.
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Speaker 1: Many actually got turned away, had to watch from monitors
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Speaker 1: or in their car on the phone because they were
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Speaker 1: packed to the brim. This powerful gathering, and Oxford underscores
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Speaker 1: that God is good, Christ is King, and Charlie Kirk
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Speaker 1: did not die in vain. He is a Christian martyr, Folks.
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Speaker 1: His legacy is converting millions around the globe to reaffirm
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Speaker 1: their faith or just to seek, as I said, some
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Speaker 1: sort of faith, and we hope to God. It's his word.
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Speaker 2: Earn your voice. Charlie loved the word earn, earn your voice.
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Speaker 3: This is about your legacy, each one of you in
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Speaker 3: this room.
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Speaker 2: Everyone watching. When you earn your voice and you.
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Speaker 3: Stand up for what is right, that is a part
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Speaker 3: of your legacy, your family's legacy, just as much as
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Speaker 3: it is part of Charlie's legacy.
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Speaker 2: Don't forget that. Don't ever forget that.
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Speaker 3: Because if there's one thing I've learned, especially being with
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Speaker 3: Charlie for the past seven years, it's that the hope
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Speaker 3: we're looking for is not found in Washington.
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Speaker 2: It's not found in media it's right here, all of you.
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Speaker 1: Amen. Vice President Ja d Vance also spoke in honor
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Speaker 1: of the late conservative activist Kirk highlighting his impact on
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Speaker 1: faith and politics. The VP criticized contemporary liberalism as a
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Speaker 1: perverted version of Christianity, emphasizing the importance of properly rooted
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Speaker 1: Christian moral order as essential to America's future, and defended
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Speaker 1: the role of Christian values in American public life.
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Speaker 4: But I think the most important principle that we have
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Speaker 4: got to remember is you do not You do not
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Speaker 4: have to completely kick God out of the public square,
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Speaker 4: which is what we've done in modern America. It's not
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Speaker 4: what the founders wanted. It's not good for the United
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Speaker 4: States of America. And anybody who tells you what's required
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Speaker 4: by the Constitution is lying to you.
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Speaker 1: Joining us now with more details about last night's amazing
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Speaker 1: turnout at the Turning Point event at Old Miss. She
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Speaker 1: is the TPUSA chapter president at the university. Leslie Lackman
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Speaker 1: on Real America for the first time and I hope
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Speaker 1: not the last. Leslie, Thanks for joining us. I bet
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Speaker 1: you have gotten no sleep and you have probably been
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Speaker 1: talking your head off about what we witnessed the miracle
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Speaker 1: at Old Miss last night. So congrats on putting on
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Speaker 1: a heck of an event. God bless you, Thank you.
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Speaker 5: It's been a surreal twenty four hours that is for sure,
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Speaker 5: no sleep, probably an hour in total, but it's.
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Speaker 6: So well worth it.
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Speaker 5: Seeing the audience. Half of the population of our school
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Speaker 5: signed up to be there, and the fact that we
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Speaker 5: filled the place to the brim. I couldn't be happier
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Speaker 5: with the results and everything that's prisc seemlessly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we aired. I'm pretty sure the majority of the event.
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Speaker 1: I know all of Erica and JD's speeches were aired
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Speaker 1: here on OA and I was watching a few clips
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Speaker 1: of it and just amaze at the turnout. Let's go
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Speaker 1: over some numbers here and then we'll talk about that
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Speaker 1: amazing woman and how she holds it all together. Twenty
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Speaker 1: seven thousand, and you'll correct me. You're the chapter president.
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Speaker 1: Twenty seven thousand students on that campus, over fourteen thousand
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Speaker 1: RSVP'd and then many brought their parents, so you had
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Speaker 1: thousands and thousands. You had to turn thousands away.
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Speaker 7: Look at it, it's.
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Speaker 1: Packed to the brim.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it was raining, it was cold. People
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Speaker 5: were out there shivering, in jackets, and it was from
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Speaker 5: the minute the gate opened at eleven am. The rule
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Speaker 5: was eleven am you could start the lineup, and then
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Speaker 5: three pm you were allowed in that door. People were
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Speaker 5: flooding and excited to be their parents weren't even allowed in.
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Speaker 5: You could only be a student. They had main priority.
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Speaker 5: That was a big priority of ours, just to make
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Speaker 5: sure that students really got this exclusive Look. I mean,
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Speaker 5: the vice president doesn't come every day to a university,
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Speaker 5: and so yeah, it.
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Speaker 6: Was unreal to see it.
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Speaker 5: It was a litt Unfortunately we had to turn away
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Speaker 5: a general admission, but I think it made it that
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Speaker 5: much more special for the students of ole Miss and
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Speaker 5: just prove that they really are in university.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you've had how long you been the chapter president?
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Speaker 6: By the way, I've been president for now.
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Speaker 5: I got my term in May, so this will be
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Speaker 5: just a couple of months in. You know, it really
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Speaker 5: exploded right after his death. But I did become president May,
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Speaker 5: so we had prep work done, tables were booked, I
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Speaker 5: had meetings already put together, we had buttons, pins, etc.
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Speaker 6: So you know, we were pretty prepared.
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Speaker 5: And then after the death, it was from their numbers
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Speaker 5: went from you know two hundred to we're now at
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Speaker 5: fifteen hundred.
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Speaker 8: Wow.
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Speaker 1: That's I love hearing this. Would you say, just just
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Speaker 1: looking at this as a as a civilian, not as
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Speaker 1: the chapter president, if you're just looking at the growth
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Speaker 1: since that horrific day on September tenth, I firmly believe
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Speaker 1: not only is Charlie a Christian martyr, but his message,
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Speaker 1: his voice, and now the Turning Point USA organization is
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Speaker 1: going to be something that is going to change, not
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Speaker 1: just America and this next generation, the gen z Ers.
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Speaker 1: I think it's change in the world.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely.
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Speaker 5: I think ole Miss is a forefront university for what
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Speaker 5: Turning Point USA chapters should look like. I mean, it's
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Speaker 5: not a campus of arguing. When his death occurred, people
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Speaker 5: came together in prayer or individual There.
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Speaker 6: Was no.
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Speaker 5: Violence of any kind. And I think people want to
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Speaker 5: get involved. It's more than wearing the merch It's more
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Speaker 5: than you know, you know, picking up stuff, but it's involvement.
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Speaker 5: They want to be involved, they want to be tabling.
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Speaker 5: I think this is all going to later translate, honestly
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Speaker 5: into polling numbers. I could see this totally impacting people
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Speaker 5: were motivated by this tragedy. And now they want change,
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Speaker 5: and we've seen as president. I know you said civilian,
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Speaker 5: but as president, I really do feel that people have
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Speaker 5: come now more than ever. As a civilian, I you know,
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Speaker 5: my heart bleeds that this tragedy had to occur for
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Speaker 5: people to be so motivated.
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Speaker 6: I mean, I've always been conservative.
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Speaker 5: I've always had these beliefs when I form them in college, etc.
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Speaker 5: And so I just I really do believe that it's
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Speaker 5: tragic what happen. But honestly, it's really pushing kids to
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Speaker 5: be strongly conservative, and that's what America loves.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and that's what America needs. Leslie, if we I'm
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Speaker 1: telling you as an older guy, you know my student
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Speaker 1: days are long behind me. Actually wait, I never went.
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Speaker 1: It was in the military, but that was about thirty
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Speaker 1: some years ago. When I see what's been happening to
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Speaker 1: our nation, and knowing that Charlie's mission was always about
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Speaker 1: faith and family and country first, those are things we
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Speaker 1: say in the military, like that's what it's bred into you, right.
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Speaker 1: I want to play another clip of Erica talking about faith,
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Speaker 1: and then I want to get your takes. I'm sure
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Speaker 1: you had chatted with her backstage and you were there
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Speaker 1: watching this powerful speech, and it takes a rock solid
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Speaker 1: person in their faith to get up there and talk
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Speaker 1: like this and be out there in front of the
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Speaker 1: public just weeks after you go through an assassination of
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Speaker 1: your husband. So let's roll this clip.
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Speaker 3: Isn't how long you're gonna live, it's what are you
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Speaker 3: gonna do with your life and the time that the
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Speaker 3: Lord has blessed you with?
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Speaker 2: What are you gonna do with that? That's the question.
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Speaker 3: And when you get to the end of your life.
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Speaker 2: Will the Lord be proud of what you stood for?
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Speaker 3: Will you be able to say that you ran the race,
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Speaker 3: that you fought the good fight, or will you realize
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Speaker 3: that you wasted your time, that the Lord has blessed
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Speaker 3: you with chasing after things it didn't even matter.
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Speaker 1: Such a strong woman and such a powerful message, Leslie
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Speaker 1: your thoughts, I mean it is.
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Speaker 5: I was backstage with her tears in her eyes forming.
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Speaker 5: I think it takes a very strong woman to do
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Speaker 5: what she did just seven weeks after her husband was
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Speaker 5: murdered in front of her eyes, and to wear the
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Speaker 5: freedom shirt. I spoke with her and she said, you know,
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Speaker 5: this is what Charley would want. He would want the
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Speaker 5: message to continue, he would want this voice to continue on.
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Speaker 5: You know, I really believe that she was firm in
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Speaker 5: the idea that she wanted this message to continue on
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Speaker 5: and how it is.
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Speaker 6: And so I'm so proud of her. I said that.
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Speaker 5: I said, I'm so proud of her for doing this
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Speaker 5: because you know, as students were doing the work and
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Speaker 5: I'm out there. You know, this is a full time
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Speaker 5: commitment as president. But you know she doesn't have to.
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Speaker 5: This is her time to kind of take a step back,
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Speaker 5: but she said.
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Speaker 6: No, I want to be there. I want to motivate
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Speaker 6: this group now more than ever.
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Speaker 5: And I just I take inspiration from that because it
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Speaker 5: shows that in times of weakness God can be by
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Speaker 5: her side and help you through and motivate others.
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Speaker 1: Amen, That's exactly what it is. You know. I'm so
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Speaker 1: I don't want to I don't want to go negative
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Speaker 1: at all, but just for ten seconds, I got to
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Speaker 1: say this because Leslie. It upsets me so much to
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Speaker 1: see these disgusting people on social media talking trash about
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Speaker 1: Erica and Andrew and all the people in management if
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Speaker 1: you will, of TPUSA, and these ridiculous conspiracy theories and
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Speaker 1: these How can she be out there talking after his
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Speaker 1: death and all this, and I'm like, can you all
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Speaker 1: just shut up, because obviously you don't have faith. If
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Speaker 1: you understood having faith, you'd understand how this woman can
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Speaker 1: do that. A few seconds left, I'll give you the
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Speaker 1: final word on those idiots talking trash.
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Speaker 5: I found that when speaking to her, she I mean,
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Speaker 5: obviously I will be devastated by a tragedy, but if anything,
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Speaker 5: I think it's motivating that faith can get you through
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Speaker 5: things like that.
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Speaker 6: I spoke to Andrew.
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Speaker 5: As well, and he would say the same comment. It's
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Speaker 5: really a strong woman and it's empowering if anything. And
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Speaker 5: I think it's disappointing that media is taking it so negatively.
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Speaker 1: You got it, Leslie Lackman the chapter President down at
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Speaker 1: Old Miss for turning Point USA. Great job. Can't wait
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Speaker 1: to see the next one at Old Miss. You take care, Leslie.
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Speaker 11: On fend it all. We agreed that he was going
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Speaker 11: to work very hard to stop the flow. You know,
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Speaker 11: it's a very complex subject because it's used for lots
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Speaker 12: But he's going to work very hard on it.
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Speaker 11: Recursors, and I think you can see it's a real
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Speaker 11: action taking. I've agreed, as you know, I put in
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Speaker 11: twenty percent tariff on China because of defense are all
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Speaker 11: coming in, which you said it's a big tire and
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Speaker 11: based on the statements today, I reduced it by ten percent.
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Speaker 1: Now check this out. Just hours before he had that
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Speaker 1: meeting with g President Trump announced on truth Social that
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Speaker 1: the United States will resume nuclear weapons testing quote on
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Speaker 1: an equal basis with Russia and China. Why do you
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Speaker 1: think you did that? This marks the first US announcement
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Speaker 1: of potential nuclear testing since nineteen ninety two. About that,
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Speaker 1: the President's message implied that Russia and China have been
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Speaker 1: We're going to keep on displaying our might and power.
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Speaker 13: Do you worry that we're entering a more risky environment
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Speaker 13: when it comes to nuclear issues.
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Speaker 9: I think.
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Speaker 1: We have been pretty well locked down. But you know,
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Speaker 1: we have more than anybody.
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Speaker 2: But I see them test sing, and I say, well,
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Speaker 2: they're get a test.
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Speaker 1: I guess we have to test.
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Speaker 9: I'd like to see a d nuclearization because we have
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Speaker 9: so many. And Russia as summer, Russia's second and China's third,
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Speaker 9: and China will catch up within four or five years.
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Speaker 1: From the drugs to the nukes, to the economy and
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Speaker 1: trade and tariffs, intellectual property. He is covering it all.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how he does it at seventy nine
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Speaker 1: years old. I get tired watching at fifty joining me
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Speaker 1: now to discuss this whirlwind tour in Asia, but most
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Speaker 1: importantly the trade deals and the negotiating that forty seven
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Speaker 1: just did with g CPA and America's accountant economist Dan
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Speaker 1: Giltrude back on the program, Dan O, it's been a
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Speaker 1: long time man from an economic standpoint. When you see
20:52
Speaker 1: what Trump has been doing this first nine and a
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Speaker 1: half months in office, right with hammering the tariffs back
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Speaker 1: in well March April, everybody freaking out. The market's went
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Speaker 1: a little nutty for a couple of days to today.
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Speaker 1: You're the economist, what do you make of all this?
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Speaker 1: Because just two days ago Trump said he wasn't gonna
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Speaker 1: meet with you till January, and then he popped a
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Speaker 1: meeting and he got some concessions.
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Speaker 7: Here.
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Speaker 13: Well, I got one word for this, Dan, and that
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Speaker 13: is chess. Because every time Trump has been doing something,
21:24
Speaker 13: especially those critics, they're yelling and screaming. I can't believe
21:28
Speaker 13: he's talking to these evil dictators and all this craziness.
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Speaker 9: Dan.
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Speaker 13: Look, what he understands is that in order to get
21:40
Speaker 13: things accomplished, you have to communicate. You gotta sit down,
21:45
Speaker 13: whether it's friend or fall yep, and you gotta talk.
21:50
Speaker 13: And if you don't want to talk, well then he's
21:52
Speaker 13: got to take out the hammer, which has been tariffs.
21:57
Speaker 13: And then he's gonna take out the jackhammer and say, well,
22:01
Speaker 13: maybe we need to start our nuclear testing again.
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Speaker 1: Huh.
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Speaker 13: So he is.
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Speaker 14: It's very clear.
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Speaker 13: I don't know what people think is so difficult in
22:11
Speaker 13: what Trump is doing. He is saying I'm ready to
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Speaker 13: talk and I'm open to negotiate, and let's get a deal.
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Speaker 1: But if not, then you're gonna.
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Speaker 13: Have to pay the consequences in tariffs and other things.
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's so acronymit, he loves so much. You know,
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Speaker 1: the acronym. It's got some f's and A and O
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Speaker 1: in it. He loves that acronym. And that's what he's proving.
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Speaker 1: You want to mess with the good old US of
22:38
Speaker 1: a Trump will show yet that's a bad idea. I
22:41
Speaker 1: also feel like, and we'll go back to the economy,
22:42
Speaker 1: but I just want to go off on that nuke thing.
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Speaker 1: You said, pardon the pun. I feel like it's not
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Speaker 1: only in a response before he walked into the meeting
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Speaker 1: with GiB but because the day before they announced that
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Speaker 1: China was doing testing on their nuke torpedo, that thing
22:56
Speaker 1: called a Poseidon or pardon me Russia, And so I
22:58
Speaker 1: have a feeling he was sending a bigger message even
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Speaker 1: to Russia since he can't get put in to the
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Speaker 1: bargaining table to end the Ukraine War. So I think,
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Speaker 1: as you said, he's playing chess, and this was three
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Speaker 1: D chess, and he literally put that tweet out, that
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Speaker 1: truth out, pardon me, and was sending a message on
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Speaker 1: only to China, but Russia as well at the same time.
23:15
Speaker 1: Back to the economy, the Fed. I didn't even mention
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Speaker 1: this last night because we had so much other stuff
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Speaker 1: to discuss. The Fed lowered the rate another quarter percent yesterday.
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Speaker 1: I think that's now about three quarters in the last
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Speaker 1: several months thanks to this guy who should be losing
23:28
Speaker 1: his job soon. What do you make of that? Will
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Speaker 1: we get another reduction by the end of the year,
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Speaker 1: like we're hearing, possibly in December? What are you hearing?
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Speaker 1: And do you think Trump should just move forward and
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Speaker 1: get rid of Powell or wait till he's done in May.
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Speaker 13: Well, let's put it this way, Dan, he can't just
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Speaker 13: get rid of him, even though he would like to.
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Speaker 13: But he is certainly setting the table for what's gonna
23:51
Speaker 13: happen post your own pal. And what Trump understands is
23:55
Speaker 13: is that when interest rates are high, it really stole
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Speaker 13: out the economy.
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Speaker 14: You know, he wants growth.
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Speaker 13: Businesses need capital, They need to be able to borrow
24:08
Speaker 13: money in order to invest and to grow. If money
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Speaker 13: is expensive, which it has been, right, you're stifling growth.
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Speaker 13: So do I think we'll get another reduction of a
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Speaker 13: quarter point before.
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Speaker 1: The end of the year.
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Speaker 13: I'm hearing yes, and that should be the case, even
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Speaker 13: though Dan, there is a risk here related to inflation. Now,
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Speaker 13: Trump didn't create inflation. He's had to deal with inflation, right,
24:36
Speaker 13: and it's not and it's a tight rope he's trying
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Speaker 13: to walk. But what he's saying is the most important thing.
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Speaker 13: Let's get the economy flowing, Let's get people working, and
24:48
Speaker 13: we'll figure out how to deal with inflation. And I
24:52
Speaker 13: think it's the right approach, and hopefully Jerome Powell will
24:56
Speaker 13: finally understand rates muscle come down.
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Speaker 1: I totally agree with you, while other economists have said
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Speaker 1: it's a bad move and inflation's too high and the
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Speaker 1: debt's too high to reduce rates. No, you're not going
25:08
Speaker 1: to get somebody owns a small business, medium business, or
25:10
Speaker 1: an American consumer who's got a credit card debt because
25:12
Speaker 1: under Biden we had the most credit card debt in
25:14
Speaker 1: American history. You're not going to get those folks to expand,
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Speaker 1: to pay off their bills, to buy a new house,
25:19
Speaker 1: to buy a new car unless the rates are low. Duh.
25:22
Speaker 1: And I'm not an economist, final one to you. We're
25:25
Speaker 1: on day thirty of this dang shutdown thanks to Chuck
25:28
Speaker 1: Schumer and the Senate Democrats. How bad is that going
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Speaker 1: to affect the economy if they don't open things back
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Speaker 1: up and get things running.
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Speaker 14: Well for right now?
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Speaker 13: Well, let's look at the stock market. They don't seem
25:39
Speaker 13: to be too bothered by it. But it's not a
25:42
Speaker 13: good thing, Dan. But what the Democrats are not understanding
25:46
Speaker 13: is is that they're actually playing into what Trump has
25:49
Speaker 13: been saying, which is the government's too big and we
25:53
Speaker 13: actually need to cut some fat here. But really is
25:57
Speaker 13: the point, and I really want the viewers to understand this,
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Speaker 13: because it's quite simple. All the Republicans are putting forward
26:04
Speaker 13: here is what the Democrats have already approved in the past,
26:08
Speaker 13: thank you. So they're not really throwing anything new at this.
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Speaker 13: They're just saying, let's keep things the way it is,
26:14
Speaker 13: let's get government back open, and let's start to again
26:18
Speaker 13: negotiate how to go forward after that. But the Democrats
26:22
Speaker 13: are playing hardball, and you know what, I think they're
26:24
Speaker 13: gonna pay the price for that.
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Speaker 1: I think they are in the midterms. And I think
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Speaker 1: you are right, President Trump once again playing chess with
26:29
Speaker 1: this too. He's gonna prove this goes sixty days whatever,
26:32
Speaker 1: it's at thirty. Now he'll go see. You don't need
26:35
Speaker 1: that much federal government help. Y'all were doing okay without us, Right,
26:38
Speaker 1: let's cut the fat. I agree with you, Dan Geltrude,
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Speaker 1: America's accountant. God bless you, but it thanks you for
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Speaker 1: coming on again. Take care, Thanks Dan, yeap straight ahead,
26:47
Speaker 1: the war on drugs, raging on as a Trump administration
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Speaker 1: strikes yet another boat filled with poison on its way
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Speaker 1: to America's shore. Former ICE and HSI agent now working
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Speaker 1: for the new Drugs are Victor Avolo is going to
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, cleaning up after the Biden Harris Regimes border debacle.
29:31
Speaker 1: It's a tall order. But the men and women tasked
29:34
Speaker 1: with enforcing America's immigration laws, they got a tough job.
29:38
Speaker 1: They're doing it. I don't know how they're doing it.
29:40
Speaker 1: They are under constant assault, not only by the illegal aliens,
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Speaker 1: but the radical lefties out there that are supporting the
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Speaker 1: illegal invasion. And it's like twenty four to seven. I
29:49
Speaker 1: don't care if you're in Portland or Chicago or wherever.
29:52
Speaker 1: They're literally going after ICE agents. According to the Apartment
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Speaker 1: Howland Security, ICE officers have experienced an unprecedented Is that right, guys?
30:01
Speaker 1: Eight thousand percent? It was like one thousand percent just
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Speaker 1: a couple months ago in death threats just since the
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Speaker 1: fiscal year twenty twenty five. This is insane? Are you
30:14
Speaker 1: kidding me? Threats include bounties being placed on ICE officers
30:20
Speaker 1: heads for murder, direct threats to their family members like
30:24
Speaker 1: wives and kids, stalking them online, dosing of their addresses
30:29
Speaker 1: and phone numbers and pictures. It's disgusting. Recent incidences include
30:34
Speaker 1: Eduardo Aguero, a Mexican national, arrested for reportly offering ten
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Speaker 1: grand on TikTok for anyone that would murder ICE officers
30:45
Speaker 1: and ICE officer's spouse now receiving intimidating phone threats from
30:50
Speaker 1: this sicko and people that want the money. Sanctuary city
30:54
Speaker 1: policies are of course to blame for creating a surge
30:57
Speaker 1: in these violent threats, and not to mention when you
31:00
Speaker 1: have Democrats and mainstream media and lefties out there vilifying,
31:04
Speaker 1: demonizing these people, right, you desensitize, you dehumanize. These guys
31:09
Speaker 1: are Nazis, They're not even people, and then the radicals
31:12
Speaker 1: have no problem trying to hurt them or kill them. Well,
31:15
Speaker 1: the Border Patrol is seeking the removal of anyone in
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Speaker 1: the country illegally. ICE agents wanted to conduct targeted deportations
31:23
Speaker 1: in order to appease illegal aliens and their sympathizer. They're
31:26
Speaker 1: trying to do it by the books, but they're making
31:29
Speaker 1: it hard for them. The Border Patrol uses tactics including
31:33
Speaker 1: roving patrols in public places, prompting legal injunctions and public
31:38
Speaker 1: backlash blaming ICE. ICE claims that these tactics then hurt
31:42
Speaker 1: their public image and cause a public relations nightmare, of course,
31:48
Speaker 1: and it's getting them harmed. This is ICE leadership facing
31:51
Speaker 1: a mass reassignment with up to twelve ICE field officer
31:54
Speaker 1: chiefs being removed or reassigned.
31:58
Speaker 7: About that.
31:59
Speaker 1: More than half a millillion illegals have been deported since
32:02
Speaker 1: President Trump began the mass deportation program in late January.
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Speaker 1: He plans to expel another one hundred thousand or more
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Speaker 1: by the end of the year. Overall, we're told more
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Speaker 1: than two million illegal aliens have left the country, including
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Speaker 1: one point six million who self deported. When Trump announced, hey,
32:23
Speaker 1: we'll buy you a ticket and send you home, they left. Good.
32:27
Speaker 1: Good for them, they get it. If you self deport
32:29
Speaker 1: you're still allowed to reapply and come back in legally.
32:32
Speaker 1: If we got to come find you and you've committed
32:35
Speaker 1: more crimes, you're not coming back. The Trump administration also
32:39
Speaker 1: doubling down on the annihilation of narco terrorists and the
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Speaker 1: poison they're trying to bring into our country on the
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Speaker 1: high seas. And yet another example, and I got to say,
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Speaker 1: I voted for this and I'm loving it. At the
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Speaker 1: direction of President Trump, the Department of War carried out
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Speaker 1: another quote lethal kinetic strike yesterday on another drug smuggling
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Speaker 1: vessel operated by designated terror organizations. Remember Trump said the
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Speaker 1: cartels are terror organizations. He can take them out with
33:09
Speaker 1: the military. It's in international waters, that's legal. We track
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Speaker 1: them from the beginning of them loading the boats till
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Speaker 1: we blow them up, so they know for sure they're
33:18
Speaker 1: bad guys, not innocent fishermen. I'm tired of hearing it,
33:21
Speaker 1: especially from sitting members of our US Senate on the
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Speaker 1: GOP side. According to the Secretary of War Hegseth, the
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Speaker 1: boat was known for sure by American intelligence to be
33:34
Speaker 1: involved in narcotic smuggling, and they were traveling the route
33:38
Speaker 1: of known drug dealers. All four terrorists on board were killed,
33:43
Speaker 1: and the drugs are probably making some cocaine sharks right now.
33:47
Speaker 1: Do joint me with more details about how the Trump
33:49
Speaker 1: administration is taking the fight to the drug dealers before
33:53
Speaker 1: the poison makes it to our shores. He is the
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Speaker 1: newly appointed Assistant Director of External and Legislative Affairs for
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Speaker 1: the Office of National Drug Control Policy, working directly under
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Speaker 1: Trump's drugs are Sarah Carter, and he's a friend of ours.
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Speaker 1: Former ICE and HSI agent Victor Avola back on the program.
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Speaker 1: That is a mouthful of a title, my friend, But
34:14
Speaker 1: I'm so glad you're finally up there. You're in your
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Speaker 1: office and now you're kicking some butt on these drug dealers.
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Speaker 1: How you doing, Vic, I'm doing good.
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Speaker 3: Dan.
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Speaker 15: Great to see you, and especially in this capacity, it's
34:26
Speaker 15: you know, it's great to be back and back in
34:28
Speaker 15: the in the game per se and be able to
34:30
Speaker 15: share my experience, especially with what's happening now as you
34:34
Speaker 15: as you know you and you slaid it out so well.
34:37
Speaker 15: The difference and the approach and I'm going to use
34:40
Speaker 15: a word here, Yes, it's aggressive. It's out of the box.
34:43
Speaker 15: And this is what President Trump is asking for. This
34:46
Speaker 15: is what he's requesting. H I'm the first one to say,
34:49
Speaker 15: even my investigative techniques that I used when I was
34:53
Speaker 15: a drug agent many years ago, those investigative techniques a
34:57
Speaker 15: lot of times are now stale and old, and so
35:00
Speaker 15: we have to now up the game. And then it
35:03
Speaker 15: has to do with intelligence, It has to do with technology,
35:06
Speaker 15: the Department of War obviously being a big factor in this,
35:10
Speaker 15: but there's so many entities that we are now bringing
35:13
Speaker 15: together with OINDCP in the middle of all this dealing
35:17
Speaker 15: and working with all these agencies, anyone that touches any
35:20
Speaker 15: agency that touches drugs, and not just the supply side,
35:24
Speaker 15: but also the demand. Remember, we have a big problem
35:27
Speaker 15: here with fensonal use and the poisoning, so we're approaching
35:30
Speaker 15: it from every angle.
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Speaker 1: I love to hear that. You know, this has been
35:33
Speaker 1: a what thirty five to forty year war since the
35:36
Speaker 1: Reagan administration. Right, they declared the war on drugs. Just
35:40
Speaker 1: don't say no, just say no. I never saw these
35:43
Speaker 1: kind of strikes that as a kid or a teenager, right,
35:46
Speaker 1: it was all getting the local drug dealer on the street.
35:50
Speaker 1: And I remember the eighties in the nineties with the
35:52
Speaker 1: big drug war down off the coast of Florida where
35:54
Speaker 1: they were trying to nail the fast boats bringing the
35:56
Speaker 1: cocaine and the heroin in. But they're doing it on
35:58
Speaker 1: our waters when they're already close to the show. And
36:00
Speaker 1: then you're dealing with civilian boats and commercial boats, and
36:03
Speaker 1: sometimes the coast Guard would get them, sometimes they wouldn't.
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Speaker 1: This is so smart. You use our satellites, you use
36:08
Speaker 1: CIA I would imagine that are probably on the ground
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Speaker 1: in Columbia, Venezuela, Cuba, of these countries. You use our drones.
36:14
Speaker 1: You get direct images through intelligence that prove those are drugs,
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Speaker 1: those are drug dealers. I don't know why we got
36:19
Speaker 1: Republicans on the hill claiming these might be innocent fishermen
36:22
Speaker 1: when I know the technology you guys use, and you
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Speaker 1: shoot them before they even get close to us, and
36:28
Speaker 1: everything sinks to the bottom of the ocean. Bye bye,
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Speaker 1: No drugs, no bad guys. This is smart. Why any
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Speaker 1: other administrations never did this vic is beyond me.
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Speaker 15: It is beyond me as well, and someone that's worked
36:39
Speaker 15: for the government for the past two decades. But I'll
36:41
Speaker 15: tell you what what you're describing there as interdiction, but
36:44
Speaker 15: not in addiction that aren't border interdiction, way way before
36:48
Speaker 15: it gets to our border, and that's where we want
36:51
Speaker 15: to make this impact.
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Speaker 1: Like, don't even try it.
36:53
Speaker 15: Don't even attempt to bring this poison, not even to
36:56
Speaker 15: Central America or even Mexico. I mean, talk about the
37:00
Speaker 15: ripple effect of the United States and what it's doing
37:02
Speaker 15: to help many other countries with this type of interdiction.
37:06
Speaker 15: Many people and many other countries are affected by the poison.
37:09
Speaker 15: In this case, we're talking a lot of cocaine, by
37:11
Speaker 15: the way, Dan and by the way, they putting a
37:14
Speaker 15: lot of fentanyl and lacing cocaine with fentanyl, and that's
37:18
Speaker 15: become a big, big.
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Speaker 1: Problem in the US.
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Speaker 15: That's why you're seeing these interdictions happening way out there
37:23
Speaker 15: in the middle of the ocean.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I read too that you're hitting them because
37:26
Speaker 1: you guys know the channels you track these scumbags. You're
37:29
Speaker 1: hitting them on the Atlantic side and the Pacific side
37:31
Speaker 1: over in the Gulf because they have these usual routes
37:33
Speaker 1: right that they take where they're coming from Cuba, or
37:36
Speaker 1: they're coming from Venezuela or hell, Jamaica. Who knows they're
37:40
Speaker 1: coming from everywhere down there. Let's be real. I mean,
37:42
Speaker 1: these drug dealers, they got homes everywhere. They're bringing in
37:44
Speaker 1: drugs everywhere. You guys are hitting them and stopping them
37:47
Speaker 1: in their tracks the second they get in the international waters.
37:50
Speaker 1: And I had a question for you, because there are
37:52
Speaker 1: other countries like the president, the corrupt president of Venezuela
37:55
Speaker 1: and Colombia talking trash and the Trump administration claiming that
37:59
Speaker 1: y'all are are impeding on their sovereignty and killing innocent civilians.
38:03
Speaker 1: I'd like your reaction to those ridiculous claims by those
38:06
Speaker 1: two corrupt presidents.
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Speaker 15: Corrupt they are, and ridiculous claims they are, because, first
38:12
Speaker 15: of all, it's international water soil, has nothing to do
38:14
Speaker 15: with their sovereignty. What it has to do with is
38:17
Speaker 15: bringing attention that they didn't want Medudo the Blue regime.
38:21
Speaker 15: He's the largest narco terrorist possibly in the world right
38:24
Speaker 15: now and the head of Cartel del Solis. That's the
38:27
Speaker 15: big problem. Another thing his alliances with Hesbo lah Iran.
38:31
Speaker 15: This is the big picture China. My goodness, this is
38:34
Speaker 15: what we're talking about national security issue now, not just
38:38
Speaker 15: the drugs and everything else. By the way that these
38:40
Speaker 15: cartels are evolved, and it's not just drugs, this is
38:42
Speaker 15: how they finance all these other activities that they commit,
38:46
Speaker 15: not only outside of the US but within our own borders.
38:48
Speaker 1: We have a lot of crime.
38:50
Speaker 15: In our country associated to the activities of these cartel members.
38:54
Speaker 15: So we're going to continue to go after them. Columbia,
38:58
Speaker 15: I think is feeling the heat as well. I mean,
39:00
Speaker 15: we got my speaking English over there trying to you know,
39:03
Speaker 15: have Trump to stop. But President Trump, I love it.
39:06
Speaker 15: I love my president that he's understanding now the new
39:10
Speaker 15: era of how to finally you want to call it
39:12
Speaker 15: a war, We're gonna make it look like a war,
39:15
Speaker 15: but to benefit the US.
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Speaker 1: I love it, and I love that he worked out
39:19
Speaker 1: some sort of deal on trying to stop the fentanyl
39:21
Speaker 1: with gi We're hearing that from that historic meeting in
39:24
Speaker 1: South Korea yesterday, and then of course sending the aircraft
39:27
Speaker 1: carrier and some battlegroups down there to send a message.
39:30
Speaker 1: And I think Trump sent those big ships not just
39:33
Speaker 1: to send a message to Venezuela and Colombia and the
39:35
Speaker 1: drug dealers, but more to the what you just said,
39:38
Speaker 1: that's sending a message to Iran and China who's supplying
39:41
Speaker 1: them with some of the fentanyl and drugs. Hey, we're
39:44
Speaker 1: not monkeying around like previous administrations. Pal you keep supporting
39:48
Speaker 1: these narco terror groups and these two countries just south
39:51
Speaker 1: of our border. We're going to take care of business. Victor,
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Speaker 1: congrats on the new position. Best to your boss, Sarah Carter.
39:57
Speaker 1: New drugs are Hopefully the government will open back up
40:01
Speaker 1: and those senators will get your boss confirmed. God bless
40:04
Speaker 1: your brother.
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Speaker 14: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Strong message there from a pastor down in Nigeria to
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Speaker 1: President Trump if you haven't heard, folks, because your social
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Speaker 1: media feed is flooded with back and forth garbage and lies.
43:13
Speaker 1: These days, millions of Christians are being killed and yes,
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Speaker 1: Muslims are being killed by who you heard the pastor
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Speaker 1: by Muslims in Nigeria. It's like a daily active survival
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Speaker 1: down there. Churches are being burned, priests are being kidnapped
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Speaker 1: and killed. Families are running for their lives. What's unfolding?
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Speaker 1: Is a relentless wave of violence with Christian communities under siege,
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Speaker 1: and they're very survival at stake. It is a grave
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Speaker 1: and largely ignored crisis, a total Christian genocide in Nigeria
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Speaker 1: for more than a decade. Radical Jihati groups connected to
43:47
Speaker 1: Bokaharam that's another radical Islamic group, just like Hamas, just
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Speaker 1: like Hesbulla, just like the freedom fighters right of Hummas.
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Speaker 1: I'm tired of hearing that crap. These folks, they put
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Speaker 1: up violence unlike anybody you have ever seen, burning entire villages,
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Speaker 1: destroying almost twenty thousand churches, killing more than one hundred
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Speaker 1: and twenty five thousand believers just this year alone, more
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Speaker 1: than seven thousand Christians massacred for being Christian. In Sudan,
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Speaker 1: two million Christians face extreme persecution amid a brutal civil
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Speaker 1: war that's been going on there since twenty twenty three
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Speaker 1: between the rebel Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces.
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Speaker 1: This in the wake of the twenty nineteen ousting of
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Speaker 1: their president Omar al Bashir. Both groups have carried out detentions, interrogations,
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Speaker 1: and beatings of Christians over the last two years. The
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Speaker 1: conflict has placed somewhere between thirteen to fifteen million people,
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Speaker 1: and they say cause at least one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: thousand deaths. Christians often denied crucial aid food because the
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Speaker 1: government controls it hates them. Additionally, more than one hundred
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Speaker 1: and sixty five churches there have been closed, burned, you
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Speaker 1: name it. On Sunday, the rebel Rapid Support forces captured
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Speaker 1: El Fasher, the capital of North Dafur. Since then, these
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Speaker 1: barbarians have executed and estimated fifteen hundred possibly more civilians,
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Speaker 1: many of them women and children. Everybody wants to talk
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Speaker 1: about gas and women and children. You want to talk
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Speaker 1: about women and children, Let's start talking about what the
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Speaker 1: hell is happening in other places? Okay, And if you're
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Speaker 1: a Christian start raising the warning flag on this, will
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Speaker 1: you please. The violence includes widespread ethnic cleansing targeting non
45:33
Speaker 1: Arab communities in that country. But yes, Muslims are affected too,
45:36
Speaker 1: because you know, if you don't do what the radicals want,
45:38
Speaker 1: they'll kill you. They don't care. The fighting shows deep
45:42
Speaker 1: divisions again in Sudan, where both Christians and Muslims are
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Speaker 1: victims now of the radical Muslims, which is why you
45:51
Speaker 1: hear me on this show almost daily say, y'all better
45:53
Speaker 1: start paying attention to the radical Islamis who are running
45:56
Speaker 1: for office, who are already in office, or who might
45:59
Speaker 1: be your next door neighbor. I get there's millions and
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Speaker 1: millions of peaceful Muslims, but there's also millions of radical
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Speaker 1: ones that once you dead because of your faith, and
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Speaker 1: you better wake up. Stop believing these idiots on social
46:10
Speaker 1: media trying to grift and make a buck. Do what
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Speaker 1: the Bible in your heart tells you. Wise up, kids,
46:16
Speaker 1: joining us now to sound off about what's happening to
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Speaker 1: Christians around the globe. He's former NFL player and the
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Speaker 1: president of the Jack Brewer Foundation and chairman the America
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Speaker 1: First Policy Institute's Opportunity. Now are Paul Jack Brewer.
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Speaker 7: Back on the show?
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Speaker 1: Jack? Nice to see you. Did I go overboard on
46:32
Speaker 1: my introduction on what's happening to Christians? And yes, peace
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Speaker 1: loving Muslims in these foreign lands like Nigeria, like Sudan,
46:39
Speaker 1: and I didn't even get the China yet. Go ahead, sir, No,
46:42
Speaker 1: you did not.
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Speaker 17: I mean, mister Ball, when I hear you speak, everything
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Speaker 17: that you said was right on point. And you know
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Speaker 17: I'm not just getting my information, you know, off of
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Speaker 17: the TV screen or off of things that I read.
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Speaker 17: I actually have friends in Nigeria, I have friends across Africa.
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Speaker 17: Our organization has been in Africa for almost twenty years,
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Speaker 17: and so just today I got the latest update. And
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Speaker 17: when one of my colleagues ran into a young Muslim
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Speaker 17: in Nigeria that was living actually from the north, from
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Speaker 17: the northern part of Nigeria, which is where the vast
47:16
Speaker 17: majority of this persecution of Christians is taking place, she said,
47:21
Speaker 17: it's propaganda. She was a Muslim, and so now this
47:25
Speaker 17: entire situation is being portrayed as propaganda by so many
47:30
Speaker 17: different Muslims.
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Speaker 14: It's heartbreaking.
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Speaker 17: You know, you have not heard a single instance where
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Speaker 17: a Christian is being violent and people are coming up
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Speaker 17: and having to defend themselves. These Christians are peace loving Christians.
47:44
Speaker 17: You have not heard a single situation where the Christians
47:47
Speaker 17: are there being the aggressor. And so this should make
47:50
Speaker 17: everybody just upset, angry, hurt. But you made a great point, Dan,
47:56
Speaker 17: this is not just Christians, this is also peaceful Muslims.
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Speaker 17: I know, these Muslim extremists are a danger to the world.
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Speaker 17: Thanks something has to be done and we cannot continue
48:08
Speaker 17: to just allow them to have a free past. If
48:12
Speaker 17: it was the other way around, there would already be
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Speaker 17: in an international outcry about.
48:17
Speaker 14: The situation that's happening.
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Speaker 17: But because it's Christians, people aren't saying anything. We have
48:22
Speaker 17: to stop being afraid of calling out Muslims and when
48:26
Speaker 17: they're wrong. This is atrocious. It must come to an end,
48:30
Speaker 17: thank you.
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Speaker 1: It's not islamaphobia to point out that radicals within that civilization,
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Speaker 1: way of life and religion.
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Speaker 7: Because it's more than a religion.
48:39
Speaker 1: With the sick radicals, this is a This isn't just
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Speaker 1: a religion, it's a way of life, it's a civilization,
48:44
Speaker 1: it's a political movement. It is disgusting. I mean, look
48:47
Speaker 1: at what Look at what Hamas did in Gaza the
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Speaker 1: minute the peace deal was signed. They brought out peace
48:53
Speaker 1: loving Muslims that wanted to make the deal with Trump
48:55
Speaker 1: and Bibbi and Qatar and the Saudis, Muslims, Jews and
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Speaker 1: Christians all working together. Or the radicals took them out
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Speaker 1: and shot them in the back of the head. And
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Speaker 1: then all you hear from idiots online is oh, the
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Speaker 1: ideas committing more genocide they killed more people today. Yeah,
49:08
Speaker 1: because the radical Hamas not freedom fighters. The radical Hamas
49:13
Speaker 1: Islamus kill their own, kill Jews, kill Christians. They don't care.
49:17
Speaker 1: Their book tells them you convert or we kill you.
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Speaker 1: I'm just staying facts here.
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Speaker 17: Jack, it's the facts. But Dan, I'll tell you what.
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Speaker 17: At some point, peaceful Muslims need to call out these
49:29
Speaker 17: radical Muslims right there. It can't just be us talking
49:32
Speaker 17: about protect the Christians. No, we need If you're a
49:36
Speaker 17: Muslim and you see this taking place, you need to
49:39
Speaker 17: start saying something about it. You need to start doing
49:42
Speaker 17: something about it and whole people accountable.
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Speaker 14: And as Christians, we need to call out the Muslims
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Speaker 14: that aren't calling out this.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, because you know you and I'd be speaking
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Speaker 1: up if it was happening, because all the other sides
49:55
Speaker 1: got is Well, what about the Crusaders, what about Wristians?
49:57
Speaker 11: Yeah?
49:58
Speaker 1: When Christians killed people thousands of years ago, we're talking
50:00
Speaker 1: about twenty twenty five modern times. You said, Jack, where
50:03
Speaker 1: is a group of Christians killing people over their religion
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Speaker 1: around the globe. It's not happening. Here's I gotta play
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Speaker 1: the sound bite. Yep, go ahead, Yep.
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Speaker 14: And Dan, I'll tell you another thing.
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Speaker 17: When Christians are aborting babies across the United States of America,
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Speaker 17: Christians step up and call out.
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Speaker 14: These false prophets, these false Christians.
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Speaker 17: When Christians go out and start committing heinous crimes and
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Speaker 17: doing things that go against what the Word of God says,
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Speaker 17: as Christians, we call that out. Where are the peaceful
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Speaker 17: Muslims to call out these atrocities?
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Speaker 1: Thank you? Can I point something out? An atheist liberal
50:38
Speaker 1: Hollywood celeb even brought it up on his show That's
50:42
Speaker 1: What's Just Watch, here's Bill Maher.
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Speaker 12: The fact that this issue has not gotten on people's radar.
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Speaker 1: Right, no one's talking about it.
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Speaker 12: It's pretty amazing. If you don't know what's going on
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Speaker 12: in Nigeria, your media sources suck.
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Speaker 7: You are in a bubble.
50:57
Speaker 12: And again, I'm not a Christian, but they are systematically
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Speaker 12: killing the Christians in Nigeria. They've killed over one hundred
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Speaker 12: thousand since two thousand and nine. They've burned eighteen thousand churches.
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Speaker 12: This is so much more. These are their Islamis spokoha ram.
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Speaker 12: This is so much more of a genocide attempt than
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Speaker 12: what is going on in Gaza.
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Speaker 1: They are literally.
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Speaker 12: Attempting to wipe out the Christian population of an entire country.
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Speaker 7: Where are the kids protesting this?
51:23
Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Where we kill? No one will talk about it, so
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Speaker 1: thank you. Absolutely, it's Africa, that's what. No one's talking
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Speaker 1: about it and they should be. You can't read about
51:34
Speaker 1: it in mainstream media. It's sad, So thank you for
51:36
Speaker 1: bringing victory.
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Speaker 12: The Jews aren't involved, that's why.
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Speaker 1: Wow, that's pretty crazy when an atheist liberal gets everything right,
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Speaker 1: even the end, because not about the Jews. That's why
51:47
Speaker 1: you don't see it anywhere. I mean, I'm not a
51:50
Speaker 1: fan of Bill Mahers, but Jack, you get the final
51:52
Speaker 1: word there. When an atheist can talk more about it
51:55
Speaker 1: than Christians and peace loving Muslims, we got a problem.
51:59
Speaker 1: Everybody needs to sup up on both sides.
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Speaker 14: We got a huge problem. And it's a call out
52:04
Speaker 14: to the church.
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Speaker 17: It's a call out to all of the great American
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Speaker 17: Muslims that we have across the United States and across
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Speaker 17: the free world. It's time for you to be held accountable.
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Speaker 17: It's time for you to call sin sin all this
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Speaker 17: death and destruction, call it out and call for an.
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Speaker 14: End to it.
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Speaker 17: And we need to start to put pressure on the
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Speaker 17: African Union. We need to start putting pressure on the
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Speaker 17: government of Nigeria. I hope that President Trump in this administration,
52:30
Speaker 17: in the State Department put sanctions on Nigeria unless they
52:35
Speaker 17: do something about this. We need to start protecting Christians
52:38
Speaker 17: and protecting peaceful Muslims. We need to start protecting humanity
52:42
Speaker 17: and doing things and not being afraid to call out
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Speaker 17: sin when we see it right before our eyes. This
52:48
Speaker 17: is demonic, devilish behavior that needs to end.
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Speaker 1: Ay Man Jack, I'm out of time, but I will
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Speaker 14: Thank you, brother, Thank you, sir, God bless you. God
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