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"N.D.A.A." (Monday, June 08, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: You're one side of crooked network.
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  Speaker 2: So let's call a question.
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  Speaker 3: Because I've had a hundred to do list. Putting the
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  Speaker 3: radio on is the first thing today.
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  Speaker 4: Jewart said, steal me have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to scoom.
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  Speaker 5: Jo has everything, all the needs.
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  Speaker 6: No one that Joe's smiled.
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  Speaker 7: He only eggs.
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  Speaker 8: John.
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  Speaker 2: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 2: this morning.
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  Speaker 9: On the radio program That isn't a bashed and black
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  Speaker 9: gas lid.
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  Speaker 2: Into equivocating what we do. We do radio?
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  Speaker 9: Why because ninety of all Americans listen to radio. It's
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  Speaker 9: the only media that can claim that. You can't find
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  Speaker 9: ninety five percent of Americans who can remember.
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  Speaker 2: The name of any other media.
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  Speaker 9: But there they are, every day, clicking on, basking in
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  Speaker 9: the amplitude and frequency modulation goodness, and hopefully coming out
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  Speaker 9: of it entertained and formed and maybe with a smile
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  Speaker 9: on their face of something they heard somebody say out there.
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  Speaker 9: That's my job. I will tell you what went on
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  Speaker 9: last night. I will give you my learned analysis based
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  Speaker 9: on experience and education, but I want to hear mostly
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  Speaker 9: how it's impacting you where you are at four three
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  Speaker 9: four eight eight two four to two one seven. That
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  Speaker 9: is our phone number or text message line. You can
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  Speaker 9: text message there as well, because your mornings are just
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  Speaker 9: crazy busy, and I get it, and I understand that.
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  Speaker 9: That's why we set up the text message line so
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  Speaker 9: you can join in this one text message. Joe Kareem
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  Speaker 9: threw a lot of stuff out there. What is two
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  Speaker 9: two four? I thought it was a reference to an
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  Speaker 9: old TV show about a high school class, but I
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  Speaker 9: think I'm wrong.
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  Speaker 2: What are they talking about?
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  Speaker 10: Jen, Let's begin the acquisition.
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  Speaker 9: Lookout see, we have a mission to convert the Jews.
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  Speaker 9: and cold and to see.
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  Speaker 2: Them like and make an offer that they can't refuse.
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  Speaker 9: Has picked up on the new narrative and section two
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  Speaker 9: twenty four of the National Defense Authorization Act, the legislation
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  Speaker 9: that gives us the greatness of the Department of Homeland
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  Speaker 9: or Security.
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  Speaker 2: There what what did I say? Oh? I'm sorry, I
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  Speaker 2: never watched the program? Did I say? With an R?
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  Speaker 2: All right?
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  Speaker 9: Department of Homeland Security? And we will get into what
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  Speaker 9: ro Kana said, But foist, we must hoist the news
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  Speaker 9: into your buitard. So that you can know what's actually
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  Speaker 9: been going on. Narrative free. For the most part, President
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  Speaker 9: Trump dismissing the idea that he broke a campaign promise
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  Speaker 9: that Kristen Welker said he made to his supporters. He said,
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  Speaker 9: first of all, I didn't guarantee no war. Why would
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  Speaker 9: I have built the strongest military in the world. He
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  Speaker 9: said later he would walk off the set after being
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  Speaker 9: pressed about why he wouldn't step away from the idea
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  Speaker 9: that the twenty twenty election was conducted fraudulently. A seven
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  Speaker 9: killing at least nineteen people two hundred others missing. Collapsed
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  Speaker 9: buildings in the city of General Santos short tsunami about
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  Speaker 9: three foot ss anami hit the nearby coasts. Smaller waves
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  Speaker 9: were measured as far away as southern Japan. Israel and
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  Speaker 9: Iran overnight lobbed missiles and drone strikes at one another,
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  Speaker 9: which both sides says are retaliatory strikes for the previous one.
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  Speaker 9: Israel strikes close enough to Tehran's Imam Komeni International Airport.
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  Speaker 2: Had to be closed because of it.
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  Speaker 9: Meanwhile, in an interview that was conducted days in advance
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  Speaker 9: of these actions. President Trump was asked by The Financial
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  Speaker 9: Times if Israel had veto power over any deal with
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  Speaker 9: Iran to end the hostilities. He said, speaking of Benjamin
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  Speaker 1: Thank you for joining us. But it's got to be
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  Speaker 1: of your own free wills.
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  Speaker 9: It's the thing people forget and in one of the
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  Speaker 9: ways that America's life has been manipulated by those foreign
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  Speaker 9: actors who don't believe in human rights.
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  Speaker 2: So like, okay, all right, how about I use.
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  Speaker 9: Your free speech against you to tell you all these
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  Speaker 9: things that are not true but salacious to make you
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  Speaker 9: react because you are all such democracy advocates that only
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  Speaker 9: forty five or fifty percent of you ever turn out
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  Speaker 9: is manipulate twenty four or twenty five percent of them.
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  Speaker 9: So I text in the last segment about a number
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  Speaker 9: careem throughout there in our phone call from about half
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  Speaker 9: of an hour ago, section two two four, where us
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  Speaker 9: and history are might be joined together.
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  Speaker 2: And he wanted to know about that section two two four.
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  Speaker 9: So let's do some section two two four, because no,
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  Speaker 9: it's not nothing to do with room two twenty.
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  Speaker 2: Two, although maybe it does or anything.
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  Speaker 9: So this I'm going to take the statements of the
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  Speaker 9: Council on American Islamic Relations. You know, a group that
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  Speaker 9: the Southern Poverty Law Center does not list as a
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  Speaker 9: hate group, but they are anti American, anti Israel, not
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  Speaker 9: like the American Islamic Forum for Democracy that doctor Zudi
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  Speaker 9: Jasser brought about, so that there could be a toolkit
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  Speaker 9: to figure out how Just like Christianity and Judaism had
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  Speaker 9: to figure out how to exist in a free country,
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  Speaker 9: Islam must as well. Section two twenty four of the
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  Speaker 9: National Defense Authorization Act and the House Armed Services Committee
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  Speaker 9: urge Care urges the Senate Armed Services Committee to remove
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  Speaker 9: said section from the NDAA and calls on members of
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  Speaker 9: the House of Representators to reject the provision should have
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  Speaker 9: advanced to the floor. Roe Kana, Democrat of California, almost
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  Speaker 9: a redundancy. Roe Kana introduced an amendment to strike section
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  Speaker 9: two to four, warning that the provision originated from Israeli
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  Speaker 9: Prime Minister benjaminan Yahoo and would further entrench US Israeli
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  Speaker 9: military integration, and that this provision seeks to industrialize military
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  Speaker 9: cooperation in ways that could endure for decades. The amendment
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  Speaker 9: ultimately failed.
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  Speaker 2: Robert S.
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  Speaker 9: McGraw, care Government Affairs Director. Apparently they're hiring outside of
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  Speaker 9: their faith. Action two twenty four represents a dangerous set
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  Speaker 9: attempt to permanently fuse elements of American and Israeli military
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  Speaker 9: intelligence and technologies in ways that could outlast any single administration, Congress,
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  Speaker 9: or political moment.
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  Speaker 2: So here's here is.
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  Speaker 9: In a nutshell, what it does is it says that
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  Speaker 9: there would be a cooperative operation between American and Israeli
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  Speaker 9: intelligence permanently in this National Defense Authorization Act. Now, we've
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  Speaker 9: talked frequently about the premise about two wrongs making a right,
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  Speaker 9: and the NDAA is you know, going through some of that,
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  Speaker 9: and bless him, this is a good thing that the
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  Speaker 9: NDAA has to come up for reauthorization all the time begins,
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  Speaker 9: you know, it starts in the sixties. This is not
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  Speaker 9: a vestige of two thousand and one and Shanksville and
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  Speaker 9: the World Trade Center. The original NDAA was passed to
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  Speaker 9: establish spending guidelines and organizational structures within the Cold War military,
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  Speaker 9: realizing that Russia had now client states all over the
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  Speaker 9: globe and that we needed to be able to have
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  Speaker 9: affiliations for intelligence gathering, whether it's you know, Felix Lighter
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  Speaker 9: working with Double seven or whatever your analogy for it is.
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  Speaker 9: We needed, you know, a Jack Ryan somewhere in England
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  Speaker 9: studying intel through the British and coming back and reporting
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  Speaker 9: to the admiral that the Russians have a new silent submarine.
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  Speaker 9: So and then from there after the terrorist attacks we start.
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  Speaker 9: You know, we use the NDAA to build the Department
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  Speaker 9: of Homeland Security.
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  Speaker 2: But is there a bigger constitutional.
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  Speaker 9: Requirement of our government than our national defense? And this
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  Speaker 9: is always one of these things where the Parsers and
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  Speaker 9: the Obfuskaters want to hide the border. One of the
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  Speaker 9: conversations Kristen Welker was having with the President before he's
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  Speaker 9: armed off the set was whether or not citizens should
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  Speaker 9: be the only ones allowed to vote. Was thrilled with
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  Speaker 9: the President's answer, and mostly because I'd like brother to
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  Speaker 9: be a little bit better prepared for these.
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  Speaker 2: Kind of things.
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  Speaker 9: Sometimes I feel like he's going onto these sets just
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  Speaker 9: winging it when these people have, you know, thousands of
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  Speaker 9: left wing prepped and paid for lawyers ready to come
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  Speaker 9: up with gotcha questions.
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  Speaker 2: But the Save Act failed again.
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  Speaker 9: It was a Tom Tillis and there was another Republican
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  Speaker 9: that voted along with the Democrats to vote down the
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  Speaker 9: Save Act.
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  Speaker 2: Oh, it was it was the usual suspects. It was.
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  Speaker 9: Murkowski and Tillis and Collins all voting against the extension
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  Speaker 9: of the Save Act. And I still want to know,
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  Speaker 9: is what is your opposition to allowing Oh and Mitch McConnell.
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  Speaker 9: Mitch McConnell as well in there, what is your opposition now?
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  Speaker 9: In some of their cases, it was the parliamentary procedure
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  Speaker 9: that was done. They were trying to staple on this
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  Speaker 9: Save Act into the budget. So the motion was to
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  Speaker 9: waive all applicable budgetary discipline, meaning it's got to be
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  Speaker 9: something germane to the spending of the government. And Jany
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  Speaker 9: Earnst couldn't be there for some reason for this, but
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  Speaker 9: still voting against. That's the save act.
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  Speaker 9: people are saying, yeah, that's what we mean all that
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  Speaker 9: people should vote. That's why we voted against the Save
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  Speaker 9: Act because it's against due process. And they are taking
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  Speaker 9: some things out of contexts and weaving them together as
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  Speaker 9: they do, because due process can be simply we know
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  Speaker 9: you came across the border illegally, therefore you have to
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  Speaker 9: go back.
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  Speaker 2: To your country. But this is what he actually said.
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  Speaker 27: About some new reporting that came in overnight. I want
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  Speaker 27: to just go through it for you and for our audience.
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  Speaker 2: Listen.
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  Speaker 27: From the end of April, some children have been deported
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  Speaker 27: with their mothers.
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  Speaker 21: Now.
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  Speaker 27: This is according to The Washington Post. The family's lawyer
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  Speaker 27: says one of them is a four year old with
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  Speaker 27: stage for cancer, deported without medication or ability to contact doctors.
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  Speaker 27: The Famili's lawyers are also saying their clients were denied
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  Speaker 27: communication with.
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  Speaker 9: And by the way, this has taken six years to
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  Speaker 9: find a case like this, just.
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  Speaker 27: Saying family and legal representatives before being deported, and it's
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  Speaker 27: raising concerns about the issue of due process, that it's
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  Speaker 27: being violated.
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  Speaker 9: So let me ask you, let me ask you, Christian,
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  Speaker 9: what if any of that has anything to do with
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  Speaker 9: due process?
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  Speaker 27: Is everyone on US soil, citizens and non citizens, entitled
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  Speaker 27: to due process?
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  Speaker 17: Yes, of course, But let me tell you it looks
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  Speaker 17: an immigration standing.
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  Speaker 2: The laws are very specific.
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  Speaker 5: If you're in this country unlawfully, you have no right
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  Speaker 5: to be here and you must be removed.
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  Speaker 2: That's what the law says.
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  Speaker 9: So you know, she's parsing his statement to throw it
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  Speaker 9: back at the president yesterday. This is in the moments
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  Speaker 9: leading up to his stormmount. But the reason I'm connecting
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  Speaker 9: this to Israel by way of the Data center arguments
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  Speaker 9: is the Marxists are now using the data centers and
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  Speaker 9: Israel as ways to separate the conservative movement. So you
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  Speaker 9: have to ask yourself, as you know, the next Tucker
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  Speaker 9: Carlson unfolds or Candice Owens when they say supporting Israel
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  Speaker 9: is wrong. Why are they saying it? I can tell
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  Speaker 9: you why supporting Israel is right. They can't seem to
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  Speaker 9: come up with why supporting Israel is wrong except for
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  Speaker 9: the terrorist acts that happen and then are blamed on Israel.
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  Speaker 9: Then they point to Israel's association with the data center movement.
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  Speaker 9: Grab the people who are upset because the data center
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  Speaker 9: moved into their county and their county supervisors are such
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  Speaker 9: greedy sobs, they wouldn't lower your taxes despite the fact
• 49:44
  Speaker 9: that the data centers pouring huge amounts of taxes into
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  Speaker 9: your economy by operating in your county. Then you grab
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  Speaker 9: the group that says data center's existence are a violation
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  Speaker 9: of our Fourth Amendment privacy, and you've developed quite a
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  Speaker 9: coalition of the damned to separate any conservative from holding
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  Speaker 9: a chance in.
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  Speaker 2: Hell of an electoral win.
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  Speaker 9: So the pandering politician is counted on to do this,
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  Speaker 9: stick their moistened finger in the air and.
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  Speaker 2: Say, I'm going to be against Israel.
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  Speaker 9: I'm going to vote against things like the Save Act.
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  Speaker 9: And it's all because they realized that making Americans hate
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  Speaker 9: the United States didn't work. Didn't work in nineteen and
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  Speaker 9: twenty seventeen didn't work in twenty sixty, not to the
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  Speaker 9: degree they wanted it to. So they came back with
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  Speaker 9: a new idea. What if we take one of America's
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  Speaker 9: closest friends internationally and make them hate that Ah And
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  Speaker 9: it's a win win because the Marxists within the Islamic community.
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  Speaker 2: Win as well.
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  Speaker 9: They don't have to change, they can continue to have
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  Speaker 9: subtextual laws running contrary to constitutional protections that we're guaranteed
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  Speaker 9: at birth. It's not conception. And the best part is
• 51:27
  Speaker 9: for the politicians. They get money from the chi Cooms
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  Speaker 9: and the Russians to keep promoting this. You'll see a
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  Speaker 9: lot of this laid out coming soon to my Daily
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  Speaker 9: Signal column because it does impact Virginia. We're seeing it
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  Speaker 9: with Louise left hand, Lucas and Luke left hand Torrian
• 51:54
  Speaker 9: now is yeah, left eye is supposed to be Louise
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  Speaker 9: left eye Lucas and right to like in Salt and
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  Speaker 9: Peppa TLC. The one was for Kareem just to trigger
• 52:05
  Speaker 9: Kareem correct me on my bands again and left hand
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  Speaker 9: Luke Torrean and some of these guys who are taking
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  Speaker 9: the Chikam money to go after their own Democrats, so
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  Speaker 9: sure they are of their position that they'll go after
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  Speaker 9: Governor Spanberger, who you should check is also a Democrat,
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  Speaker 9: and going after her because she's in the pocket of
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  Speaker 9: these billion dollar industries. Meanwhile, what we don't do is
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  Speaker 9: address whether or not going on the internet, is going
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  Speaker 9: out in public or not, and whether or not you
• 52:42
  Speaker 9: have Third Amendment protections. But we continue to bring these
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  Speaker 9: things up. I am Joe Thomas until tomorrow, So long
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