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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 02-12-26 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 3: It's on radio stations around the United States indicated by
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Speaker 3: Talk Media Network. I opened up the show talking about
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Speaker 3: the big problem in America, which is the Obama appointed
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Speaker 3: and Clinton appointed and Biden appointed activist judges. But there's
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Speaker 3: also Bush appointed activist judges that are out of their minds.
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Speaker 2: They're all they're all deep state. You know, if a
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Speaker 2: good friend of mine, I'd never name a name, and
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna leave it very generic.
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Speaker 3: I'm not gonna tell you what state we're talking about.
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Speaker 3: Never embarrassed a friend, but a great friend of mine
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Speaker 3: has a sister who is a big shot judge in
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Speaker 3: one of the states in the United States, and she
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Speaker 3: is one of the most important judges in her state.
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Speaker 3: She assigns judges to different trials and different courtrooms. She's
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Speaker 3: the big mucky muck judge. And it took her a
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Speaker 3: lifetime to get there. You know, it must be her
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Speaker 3: fourth or fifth decade as a Judge's probably seventy years old,
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Speaker 3: and she was a lifelong Republican. She hates Trump with
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Speaker 3: such a passion. He said, she has Trump de arrangement syndrome,
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Speaker 3: and all she does is rant all day about Trump.
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Speaker 3: And he said, it's his theory. My friend said, it's
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Speaker 3: his theory that the reason she changed is that government
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Speaker 3: changes people. When you work your whole life for government,
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Speaker 3: then government becomes your overriding you know, love affair, and
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Speaker 3: everything you do is to defend government. So they don't
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Speaker 3: like the fact that Trump is trying to cut cut
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Speaker 3: goverment employee jobs, cut government pensions, cut government you know,
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Speaker 3: fancy giveaways, you know, cut down a government spending they
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Speaker 3: don't like that. The government employee unions don't like it.
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Speaker 3: The judges are members of the government employees union. So
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Speaker 3: it changes their thinking man, their mindset, their attitude.
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Speaker 2: Over the years.
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Speaker 3: They go from being, you know, starting out like a
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Speaker 3: Reagan Republican and by the time you're done, you're a
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Speaker 3: raving deep state DC swamp communist trader. That's what happens
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Speaker 3: to these people. And every ruling is against Trump. And
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Speaker 3: so I opened the show talking about this judge in
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Speaker 3: ruling against the Department Homeland Security in Louisiana, US District
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Speaker 3: Judge John DA Gravellis who ruled that three convicted murderers, murderers,
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Speaker 3: illegal alien murderers, and a convicted child sex predator illegal
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Speaker 3: alien child sex predator, all four I legals he ruled,
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Speaker 3: should be released from ice custody. It's either insanity, or
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Speaker 3: they've got trumped arrangements and or they've got trumped arrangement syndrome,
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Speaker 3: and or they're on the payroll of China, the CCP
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Speaker 3: in the Mexican drug cartels, and their job is to
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Speaker 3: just keep every illegal in this country, especially if they're
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Speaker 3: gang bangers, especially if they're higher up in the gang
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Speaker 3: Banger MS thirteen, trend er Uragua.
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Speaker 2: You know, a gang world.
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Speaker 3: Keep them in the country, keep the borders open, keep
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Speaker 3: the drug trafficking coming in.
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Speaker 2: That's what they're paid for.
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Speaker 3: And if you don't do it, you know, for years
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Speaker 3: and years, you get paid millions of dollars. If you
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Speaker 3: don't do it, suddenly you cross the drug cartels, they
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Speaker 3: kill you.
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Speaker 2: They murder you and your family.
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Speaker 3: You don't think these guys are being threatened once they
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Speaker 3: take the money. And I like to compare it to
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Speaker 3: nineteen thirties, nineteen forties in New York City.
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Speaker 2: Everybody knows.
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Speaker 3: Go back and watch the movies from the nineteen thirties
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Speaker 3: and nineteen forties in black and white. Go back to
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Speaker 3: watch the nineteen was it seventy nine? The Godfather? I
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Speaker 3: think that was around seventy seven, seventy nine, right at
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Speaker 3: the end of the seventies, the original first Godfather movie
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Speaker 3: and the second Godfather movie.
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Speaker 2: Guess what they were about.
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Speaker 3: You watched the police on the payroll of the Mafia.
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Speaker 3: You watch the judges on the payroll of the mafia.
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Speaker 3: Everybody that they had judges under the mafia, don under
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Speaker 3: his thumb, judges and police were under his thumb as
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Speaker 3: long as they were only involved in prostitution and gamble, right,
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Speaker 3: as long as they didn't get involved in drugs, they said,
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Speaker 3: we can you know, the Godfather has the judges, and
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Speaker 3: he's got the cops, and he's got the politicians, and
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Speaker 3: now it's moves on. Well beyond that, look at Mexico,
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Speaker 3: nobody cares. It's not about prostitution and gambling. It's about drugs.
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Speaker 2: Drugs make all the big money.
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Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, they pointed out in the
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Speaker 3: Godfather movie, if he didn't update his life and get
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Speaker 3: involved in drugs, then he would be killed or he
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Speaker 3: would be a small time player.
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Speaker 2: And then on, even though he was the biggest Godfather
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Speaker 2: in the.
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Speaker 3: World, he would become a small time player because there's
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Speaker 3: so much money in drugs that if you get involved
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Speaker 3: in selling drugs.
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Speaker 2: They were talking about I think heroin in that movie.
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Speaker 3: I don't think they even knew what cocaine was in
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Speaker 3: nineteen forty, so Godfather was to hi about heroin. But
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Speaker 3: if you sell heroin, the profits are so big it
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Speaker 3: makes gambling and prostitution look tiny. And very quickly, all
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Speaker 3: the judges and all the politicians and all the policemen
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Speaker 3: would be under that mobster's you know, payroll, not under
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Speaker 3: the Father God in the movie The Godfather.
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Speaker 2: So if you don't think it's.
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Speaker 3: Happening, now look what's happening in Mexico. Every judge, every cop,
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Speaker 3: every police chief, all the media, all the politicians, they're
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Speaker 3: all owned by the drug cartels. And I'm telling you
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Speaker 3: it's happening in America. So you got the judge the
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Speaker 3: Louisiana letting four three murderers and a sex criminal out
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Speaker 3: and a child sex criminal. And you've got judge corrupt,
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Speaker 3: Judge Boseburg, James Boseburg, ordering the TRUP administration to return
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Speaker 3: the Venezuela illegals support it under the Alien Enemies Act.
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Speaker 2: These people are all crazy.
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Speaker 3: They're stark, raving mad, or they're on the payroll of
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Speaker 3: the Mexican drug cartel. But either way they are bad, bad,
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Speaker 3: bad bad, And it just goes to show you it's
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Speaker 3: going on everywhere everywhere. Britain is being colonized by mass migration,
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Speaker 3: warns billionaire businessman Jim Radcliffe. And by the way, he's
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Speaker 3: gonna be in a lot of trouble because I believe,
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Speaker 3: when I believe I read this story in another on
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Speaker 3: another website. Believe he's one of Britain's old richest men,
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Speaker 3: and I believe he owns one of the.
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Speaker 2: Big soccer clubs in England.
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Speaker 3: You know, that's like, you know, one of the big
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Speaker 3: NFL owners suddenly saying.
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Speaker 2: I support Ice.
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Speaker 3: Well, you'd see massive protests at his stadiums and at
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Speaker 3: the games, and maybe.
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Speaker 2: The players would refuse to go out and play.
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Speaker 3: Right, So this guy's probably he's very brave for coming
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Speaker 3: out and saying that.
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Speaker 2: Jim Radcliffe is very brave.
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Speaker 3: For coming out saying the country is being colonized by
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Speaker 3: migrants and the unsustainable cost of welfare ism.
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Speaker 2: That's the other part of the equation.
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Speaker 3: All we talk about, for the most part, for the
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Speaker 3: most part is oh, by god, we're resting felons. They're murderers,
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Speaker 3: their rapists, their robbers, their their child molesters, their pedophiles,
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Speaker 3: their kidnappers, they're drug traffickers. But many of the many
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Speaker 3: of the migrants, many of the undocumented, many of the illegals,
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Speaker 3: are actually not lawbreakers other than the first time they
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Speaker 3: broke into our country that makes them a criminal right there.
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Speaker 3: But once they come here, they don't commit any further crimes, right,
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Speaker 3: but they want welfare and food stamps and earn nake
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Speaker 3: of tax credits and free healthcare. They're destroying our entire system,
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Speaker 3: entire system. All the money is being eaten up by
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Speaker 3: the trillions over time. You know, it's hundreds of millions,
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Speaker 3: hundreds of billions a year over ten years. It's trillions
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Speaker 3: of dollars being eaten up, money that should be going
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Speaker 3: to fixing infrastructure, bridges, highways, paying for welfare for American citizens.
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Speaker 3: You know, it's really a tragic situation. We are just
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Speaker 3: destroying Western civilization with people that don't belong here. These
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Speaker 3: are not the people that used to go through Ellis Island.
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Speaker 3: This is a whole different crowd. This is a whole
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Speaker 3: different world. The people at Elie Island were skilled, many
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Speaker 3: of them skilled craftsmen, Italian, Irish, they were Polish, they
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Speaker 3: were Jewish, and they came in and they worked their
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Speaker 3: asses off. There was no welfare in those days, there
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Speaker 3: was no unemployment in those days. There was no free
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Speaker 3: healthcare in those days. They had to work or die,
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Speaker 3: and they did. They worked us so that they would
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Speaker 3: not starve to death, their families would not starve to death,
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Speaker 3: and they had family that vouched for them, so that
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Speaker 3: if by chance, something bad happened, you lost your job
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Speaker 3: and you needed unemployment, your brother, your uncle, your grandparents
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Speaker 3: would vouch for you and they would pay the bill
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Speaker 3: if it came to that. And now we don't have
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Speaker 3: any of that today, and it's a real problem, and
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Speaker 3: our country is going to be bankrupt. We're already so
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Speaker 3: heavily in debt, it's beyond belief. Where's the national debt?
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Speaker 4: Now?
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Speaker 2: I can't even remember.
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Speaker 3: I've lost track. Isn't it like thirty six trillion something
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Speaker 3: like that? I think it's headed for forty trillion dollars.
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Speaker 3: And that is a huge misnomer and understatement, because if
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Speaker 3: he used accounting principles that they use as CEOs of
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Speaker 3: public companies, this would look like fraud. You'd go to jail.
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Speaker 3: The people who quote this number would go to jail.
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Speaker 3: Who run our government today because they're just playing with numbers.
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Speaker 3: It's not really thirty five thirty six tri million. It's
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Speaker 3: really somewhere like two hundred and thirty six trillion when
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Speaker 3: you count unfunded liabilities, pensions and healthcare for government employees,
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Speaker 3: of which they're I think twenty two million United States federal, state,
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Speaker 3: and local. So it's a real problem and it's going
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Speaker 3: to bankrupt our country.
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Speaker 2: So even if you're talking.
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Speaker 3: About an illegal alien that you think is not a criminal,
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Speaker 3: well they are criminals.
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Speaker 2: Because they broke in. They did break into the country,
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Speaker 2: So they are criminals.
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Speaker 3: But even if they've been since they got here, good
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Speaker 3: boys and girls, and they've worked their figures to the bones,
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Speaker 3: they're all on welfare even if they work, because they're
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Speaker 3: gett paid under the table. In many cases, they're on welfare,
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Speaker 3: they're on food stamps, they're on eight to dependent children,
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Speaker 3: they're on housing allowances. They get free healthcare in the
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Speaker 3: way Medicaid. It's a disaster. Country can't afford it.
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Speaker 2: And they all have kids.
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Speaker 3: Kids go to school. In a place like York City.
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Speaker 3: I think they spend fifty thousand.
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Speaker 2: Of pupil per year. So you have three kids at school,
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Speaker 2: that's one hundred and fifty grand. So don't tell me
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Speaker 2: they're paying taxes. They're paying for themselves. Come on, they're
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Speaker 2: costing US one hundred and fifty grand a year just
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Speaker 2: near three kids. Separate from all the other the free
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Speaker 2: healthcare and the free this, the free.
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Speaker 3: That, and the welfare and the food stamps, and the
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Speaker 3: housing allowance and the eight to the betted children. By
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Speaker 3: the time they're done, they're certainly costing US two hundred
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Speaker 3: two undred fifty thousand year each.
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Speaker 2: And maybe maybe if they have a.
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Speaker 3: Job that's not under the you know, under the table
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Speaker 3: where they're making cash and not paying taxes, maybe they're
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Speaker 3: making thirty forty thousand a year over the table and
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Speaker 3: they're paying taxes on it. So they're paying, like, you know,
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Speaker 3: three thousand year in taxes. Will they cost us two
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Speaker 3: hundred thousand and two and our fifty thousand And there's
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Speaker 3: tens of millions of them.
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Speaker 2: So you wonder why we're going broke? There? It is, there,
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Speaker 3: You know the theme of this show is dirty judges,
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Speaker 3: and they're even dirty judges in the Olympics. Can you
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Speaker 3: imagine Olympics scandal erupts as judges accused of rigging the
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Speaker 3: event to deny Team USA and give the team goal
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Speaker 3: to France. This is figure skating we're talking about. Unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: On Wednesday in Milan, America's Madison Chock and Evan Bates
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Speaker 3: were dramatically denied victory by a French pair shrouded in controversy,
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Speaker 3: despite believing they delivered a flawless gold medal performance. The
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Speaker 3: two French skaters, Lawrence Fournaire Boudri and Julian Sizaron, whose
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Speaker 3: personal lives both have been engulfed in scandal, won the
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Speaker 3: gold with a score two twenty five point eighty two,
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Speaker 3: just one point four to three points more.
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Speaker 2: Than Team USA. And guess how they achieved it.
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Speaker 3: Everyone else gave them perfect scores, right, fantastic, high level
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Speaker 3: scores to.
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Speaker 2: Be number one.
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Speaker 3: But the French judge gave the French one better scores
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Speaker 3: and gave the Americans.
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Speaker 2: He bombed them and gave them a terrible score.
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Speaker 3: So when it added in the French couple squeaked by
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Speaker 3: the American couple.
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Speaker 2: It was a fix. Can't you see that? It's a fix.
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Speaker 2: All these judges are so dirty. It's unbelievable, truly unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: So now it's not just American judges, it's Olympic judges,
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Speaker 3: it's judges all over the world. How do you trust
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Speaker 3: the judge? How about boxing judges. Did you have to
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Speaker 3: watch a boxing match. It was clear to you that
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Speaker 3: you know the guy is you know number eight, will
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Speaker 3: call him a beat B And then they come out
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Speaker 3: and say B one in a mixed decision. Why because
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Speaker 3: two of the judges had lousy score cards. It didn't
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Speaker 3: make any sense. Maybe they got paid off, who knows why.
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Speaker 3: Maybe they think there's more money in the future if
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Speaker 3: the you know, the B guy beats the A guy,
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Speaker 3: even though the A guy beat the B guy, you
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Speaker 3: can't you can't tell the reason. You can only tell
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Speaker 3: in your gut that it's wrong. And the decisions being
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Speaker 3: made against Trump are just wrong. Maybe some of them
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Speaker 3: are just crazy liberals in seeing liberals, But I'm betting
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Speaker 3: it's about money.
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Speaker 2: I'm betting they're on the payroll. I'm telling you well.
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Speaker 3: Democrats demonize Ice agency removes more violent illegals from the streets.
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Speaker 2: They just keep announcing more legals, right, more and more legals.
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Speaker 2: I just want to see, here we go.
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Speaker 3: Tuesday's arrests include Gustavo Manati compos a criminal legal alien
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Speaker 3: from Mexico, a registered sex offender convicted for aggravated sexual
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Speaker 3: assault of a minor under fourteen years of age. You're
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Speaker 3: mad about Epstein, but you're not mad about this. Daniel
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Speaker 3: Cardona Serrano, a criminal legal from Mexico convicted of aggravated
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Speaker 3: sexual assault of a child.
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Speaker 2: Jero Miguel Moran Gonzales.
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Speaker 3: Boy, these people must think they get paid for the word.
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Speaker 3: They need four or five six names, Wall, you get
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Speaker 3: a million dollars a name. Cero Miguel Moran Gonzalez, a
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Speaker 3: criminal illegal from El salvad Or convicted of kidnapping in
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Speaker 3: Los Angeles. So first I mentioned Epstein, Now I'll mention
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Speaker 3: Savannah Guthrie and her mom, Nancy Guthrie. If you thought
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Speaker 3: that kidnapping was bad, isn't this kidnapping bad?
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Speaker 2: But you want these people in the country.
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Speaker 3: Renee Maturo Roblos, criminal illegal alien from Honduras.
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Speaker 2: Convicted for salt with a deadly weapon.
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Speaker 3: Alexis Hernandez Saidilos, a criminal legal alien from El salvad
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Speaker 3: Or convicted.
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Speaker 2: For robbery in New York City. You get the idea.
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Speaker 3: The list goes on and on, ice is capturing these
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Speaker 3: people every day, while Democrats are trying to stop them
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Speaker 3: from capturing illegals and deporting illegals or jailing illegals and
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Speaker 3: finding little children that went missing after they crossed the border.
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Speaker 3: Under Biden, he never looked for him, and we're finding him,
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Speaker 3: and you're mad at us. You know what this reminds
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Speaker 3: me of this like when cops come to the scene
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Speaker 3: of aential domestic dispute and the woman says, he, you know,
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Speaker 3: he's beating me. And she's got a black guy, she's
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Speaker 3: got an arm that looks broken. Her husband beat her,
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Speaker 3: and they go to arrest the husband, and the woman
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Speaker 3: jumps on the cops.
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Speaker 2: And starts hitting him. That's what this is.
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Speaker 3: Liberals are the battered wife, Sindro. They want women to
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Speaker 3: get raped. They are on the side of the rapist.
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Speaker 3: They're on the side of the murderers. They're on the
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Speaker 7: How are you, Hey, Hey Waite, Thanks so much for
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Speaker 7: having me. And it's a it's an extraordinary time. I mean,
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Speaker 7: what's happening with iron, what's happening with the immigracious situation? Deportation?
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Speaker 7: I it's drinking out of a waterful pound, right it is?
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Speaker 2: It is?
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Speaker 3: You remember the Chinese saying, right so, one of the
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Speaker 3: most famous Chinese sayings, may you live in interesting times? Well,
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Speaker 3: there's never been more interesting times, almost at a point
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Speaker 3: of one in a vomit. It's just World War two
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Speaker 3: is probably similar to what we're living through right now.
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Speaker 3: You know, every day for four years, worrying about the
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Speaker 3: kids out at war, whether your boys would be back
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Speaker 3: home again, and worrying whether we'd win that war or
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Speaker 3: pretty exciting times and pretty stressful times. And I think
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Speaker 3: we're living through something very similar to that right now,
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Speaker 3: maybe worse, because my prediction is my gut is brock,
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Speaker 3: that we're headed for a civil war in the United States,
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Speaker 3: a second civil war.
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Speaker 2: Combined with World War three.
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Speaker 3: And I don't think any nation in world history has
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Speaker 3: ever fought a civil war at the same time as
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Speaker 3: a world war, So that would be a really interesting time.
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Speaker 3: I hope it never happens. I hope I'm wrong, but
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Speaker 3: I've made thousands of predictions on radio and TV and
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Speaker 3: they've altered out to be right. So I'm back, like
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Speaker 3: not point nine nine ninety nine ninet nine. So you know,
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Speaker 3: I see it coming, certainly, at the very least, a
26:49
Speaker 3: national divorce, some sort of a recognition that we've got
26:53
Speaker 3: a Red States of America versus Blue states.
26:55
Speaker 2: Because we can't live with these people anymore.
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Speaker 3: They're crazy and they're dragging down like your lifeguard saving
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Speaker 3: a drowning victim, and the drowning victim.
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Speaker 2: Jumps on you, it pulls you under the water. That's
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Speaker 2: what's kind of happening right now. And we got to
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Speaker 2: be real careful. We're not the drowning lifeguard.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, to use their favorite word, the quote is not sustainable.
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Speaker 7: That's exactly what you're saying. And I think the reason
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Speaker 7: why we might have a civil war and the World
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Speaker 7: War three, as you're mentioning, is that there's simply no
27:24
Speaker 7: understanding of a common morality, a common culture, an inner
27:29
Speaker 7: disdain for the American culture that has made the world
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Speaker 7: great and of course America great as well. So unless
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Speaker 7: you have some sort of consistent, comprehensive understanding that we
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Speaker 7: all agree on, that we should at least agree that
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Speaker 7: America is the best country in the world. We should
27:43
Speaker 7: at least agree that democracy and capitalism are awesome. We
27:46
Speaker 7: should at least agree that God should be the center
27:49
Speaker 7: of all that as well, and that even if you
27:52
Speaker 7: don't believe in God, well you don't fight God, you
27:54
Speaker 7: don't fight this system, you don't try to dismantle and
27:57
Speaker 7: try to say that America with that God is somehow
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Speaker 7: a better America. So that's the problem we're having, and
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Speaker 7: I think we're seeing in Minneapolis and many other cities
28:07
Speaker 7: that they cannot wait to destroy everything that is structural
28:11
Speaker 7: in America. And that's a very good breeding grout, sadly
28:15
Speaker 7: for the world that you're predicting.
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Speaker 3: Let me add a couple of basics that we all
28:19
Speaker 3: should be agreeing on and that we certainly don't agree on,
28:22
Speaker 3: but which should be no brainers, the easiest things in
28:24
Speaker 3: the world.
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Speaker 2: You know, like a fat pitch down the middle of
28:27
Speaker 2: the plate.
28:28
Speaker 3: We should all agree that you need ID and proof
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Speaker 3: of citizenship to vote.
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Speaker 2: How could you not agree?
28:34
Speaker 3: And we should agree that if you're an illegal alien
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Speaker 3: who broke into the country, you don't belong here.
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Speaker 2: It's that simple. And you're not allowed to vote. And
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Speaker 2: you're not allowed to vote.
28:41
Speaker 3: You're not allowed to be a cop, you're not allowed
28:43
Speaker 3: to be a doctor, you can't be a government official.
28:46
Speaker 3: You can't be a judge or a da or a
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Speaker 3: prosecutor if you're an illegal alien. We don't even agree
28:52
Speaker 3: on that, Barack.
28:53
Speaker 2: I don't mean you and me.
28:54
Speaker 3: You and me agree, but I mean liberals and conservatives.
28:57
Speaker 3: It's just twilight That's what reminds me. I think we
29:01
Speaker 3: live in the twilight zone. The things they believe in
29:04
Speaker 3: are so bizarre that you just can't believe someone would
29:08
Speaker 3: be willing to die in their car attempting to run
29:11
Speaker 3: over an ice agent because they're defending murderers and rapists
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Speaker 3: and kidnappers and drug traffickers and pedophiles.
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Speaker 2: How does it make sense.
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Speaker 7: I'll take you one step further away. I don't know
29:24
Speaker 7: if there is anything that we can all say that
29:27
Speaker 7: we all agree upon. And I realized that the moment
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Speaker 7: that they decided that a man could be a woman
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Speaker 7: and a woman can be a man. With an absurd
29:36
Speaker 7: proposition that if they could get us to argue about that,
29:40
Speaker 7: to have fierce debates, and to have people clash with
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Speaker 7: one another just on that one basic issue, then what
29:47
Speaker 7: is there that we can possibly agree on?
29:49
Speaker 8: Right?
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Speaker 7: You know, it doesn't even see that. It seems that
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Speaker 7: we can agree that child's molestation and pedophilia is wrong.
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Speaker 7: We can't even seem to agree that that's insane. And
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Speaker 7: you can't agree on that, then again, what else is
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Speaker 7: there that would can't agreet?
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Speaker 3: How about how about celebrating a man who comes in
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Speaker 3: three hundredth out of a three hundred runners, but then
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Speaker 3: switches to a woman and wins the event and accepts
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Speaker 3: the gold medal and the prize, and he's.
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Speaker 2: Got his arms in the air like he's the champion
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Speaker 2: of the world.
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Speaker 3: He just beat when he was three hundred and three
30:23
Speaker 3: hundred men, but he's the best woman. That makes him
30:26
Speaker 3: number one. Did you see that there was a tennis match?
30:28
Speaker 3: He didn't get any publicity. I think it was in UAE.
30:32
Speaker 3: They had a tennis match. You know, they got so
30:34
Speaker 3: much money there. I think they paid the winner and
30:36
Speaker 3: the loser like ten million dollars. The number one woman
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Speaker 3: tennis player in the world played. The guy was like
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Speaker 3: number six hundred and seventy one, and the guy was
30:44
Speaker 3: six hundred and seventy one beater in straight sets. So
30:47
Speaker 3: it's no problem for a man to beat a woman
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Speaker 3: at almost anything, even if he's a pathetic man who's
30:53
Speaker 3: nowhere near the top. He can beat the number one
30:55
Speaker 3: woman without any problem. So it's not a great achievement
30:59
Speaker 3: to win a gold and that a little women's event.
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Speaker 2: If you're a guy, what's this stosterone?
31:03
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, you and I agree, of course about that.
31:05
Speaker 7: But the whole point is that we know that that's wrong,
31:08
Speaker 7: but everyone else, a lot of other people think that
31:10
Speaker 7: somehow that's that's even wonderful. I mean to another example
31:14
Speaker 7: of what you mentioned, Wayne is when those fifteen year
31:16
Speaker 7: old boys, the teenagers played against the United States Olympic
31:20
Speaker 7: women's team in soccer and they need yep, the team. So,
31:25
Speaker 7: I mean, I don't even know why they took up
31:27
Speaker 7: the challenge. So it's interesting, uh, And this is the
31:30
Speaker 7: kind of society they related. It used to be that
31:33
Speaker 7: we all agreed that America should win its wars that
31:36
Speaker 7: America's democracy is the best, capitalism is the best. We
31:39
Speaker 7: should have danced toward a more godly society. But they
31:42
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31:46
Speaker 2: For the sake of disagree Yeah.
31:48
Speaker 7: So, and the ideas, the voter ideas is also another
31:51
Speaker 7: great example.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
31:52
Speaker 3: By the way, probably the worst example I ever saw
31:55
Speaker 3: of what we're talking about was in the last Olympics,
31:58
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32:01
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32:04
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32:19
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32:23
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32:28
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32:31
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32:33
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Speaker 2: What do you think when you hear that Barack bring
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Speaker 2: Barack back on Barack Luri?
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Speaker 3: What do you think when you hear a counselman, an
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Speaker 3: elected councilman in Boston describes ice arresting a Fedyl dealer, uh,
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Speaker 3: and they describe it as an abduction, a scary abduction.
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Speaker 7: This is you know, it's biblical where they say that
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Speaker 7: the woe to those who describe good as evil and
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Speaker 7: evil as good. And that's what exactly what's happening here.
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Speaker 7: This is what you and I are talking about. We
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Speaker 7: said in the context of what can be agreed upon,
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Speaker 7: what can't be agreed upon. But this is not even
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Speaker 7: seeing reality here. So when they abduct you know, supposedly
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Speaker 7: at Pentenel, Sir, that's such a great example of that.
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Speaker 7: Another good example of that, and to your point, Wayne,
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Speaker 7: is how the left was constantly seeing Hamas as somehow
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Speaker 7: the good guys in the Israel Hamas conflict. So this
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Speaker 7: is despicable in every way. They want to be able
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Speaker 7: to castigate Jews for that matter, as a horrible people, Zionists,
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Speaker 7: and they try to confuse everything everything's anti Smittic and
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Speaker 7: Desionists and so forth. Well, at the same time, having
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Speaker 7: no problem with Muslim terrorism coming into the country, they
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Speaker 7: know that that's happening. When it does happen, some sort
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Speaker 7: of horrific action by terrorisms in the Muslim world, they'll
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Speaker 7: make excuse for it, or even worse, they'll disply ignore it.
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Speaker 7: That's what's happening with.
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Speaker 3: So they'll blame Trump, you know, they always do. You
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Speaker 3: always blame Trump that's the fallback. Always blame Trump, or
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Speaker 3: as I like to say, you know, the whole nation
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Speaker 3: is freaking out about Epstein.
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Speaker 2: Epstein, Epstein, Epstein. I'm not saying anything's good about Epstein.
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Speaker 2: It's horrible.
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Speaker 3: But you know what's Epstein times ten thousand or times
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Speaker 3: ten million. It's illegal immigration. All these people are here.
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Speaker 2: To rape and murder.
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Speaker 3: They're pedophiles, and they're committing child sex crimes and their
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Speaker 3: child sex trafficking and sex trafficking women, and drug trafficking
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Speaker 3: and human trafficking.
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Speaker 2: This is Epstein times maybe forty.
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Speaker 3: Million, because there's forty million or more in the country,
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Speaker 3: and yet they don't care. Only Epstein matters them. He
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Speaker 3: might have done terrible things like one hundred girls. These
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Speaker 3: people do it to one hundred and an.
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Speaker 2: Hour across the United States, and Trump tries to throw.
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Speaker 3: Them out of the country, and they go, no, no,
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Speaker 3: you can't do that. The judges freak out. Let me
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Speaker 3: ask you, as a lawyer. I know this wasn't our topic,
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Speaker 3: but you're you're such a good lawyer. I got to
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Speaker 3: ask the question, how could we possibly have a some
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Speaker 3: sort of a game plan to stop the judges When
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Speaker 3: a judge does what a judge did today in Louisiana
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Speaker 3: and orders the release of three illegal alien murderers and
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Speaker 3: one illegal alien sexual child sex predator. What can we
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Speaker 3: do to nullify impeach imprison?
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Speaker 2: You know, I don't know what we have to do.
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Speaker 3: We've got to find a way to nullify the communist
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Speaker 3: judges who are probably on the payroll of China and
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Speaker 3: the Mexican drug cartel, or we're never going to win
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Speaker 3: back this country never well.
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Speaker 7: Look, indeed, if they are on some sort of payroll
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Speaker 7: or they're doing some sort of favors to these judges
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Speaker 7: so they can give these kind of results in their
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Speaker 7: criminal sentencing, then we have a huge problem there if
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Speaker 7: that is the case. But nevertheless, there are a lot
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Speaker 7: of people that don't even get paid necessarily, but they
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Speaker 7: have an ideology agenda where they want to stick it
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Speaker 7: to Trump because they believe that what he's doing is
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Speaker 7: wrong visa the immigration. So they'll release this or that's
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Speaker 7: illegal immigrant who's committed some horrific crime, for example, just
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Speaker 7: to be able to say that they're doing something against
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Speaker 7: the administration.
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Speaker 2: That's the issue. How do you stop them?
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Speaker 3: How do you stop the judges there has to be
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Speaker 3: a game plan to stop the judges.
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Speaker 2: There must be.
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Speaker 7: This has to go to a very structural issue. You
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Speaker 7: have to have some sort of really a new vetting
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Speaker 7: process that all judges must go through. It's not just
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Speaker 7: whether the governor appoints them or otherwise. They have to
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Speaker 7: pass some sort of rigorous test, some sort of initial
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Speaker 7: bias tests, so that it's very clear that they won't
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Speaker 7: ever be discorruptible in the future, that they won't just go.
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Speaker 3: With I think any teams of virus agents to forensic
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Speaker 3: audit them and prove that they're getting payoffs from somebody
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Speaker 3: because they're spending more than they're making. There has to
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Speaker 3: be a way to prove that they're on the take,
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Speaker 3: because I believe they're either mentally deranged and they've lost
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Speaker 3: their minds to Trump derangement syndrome, or they're on the take.
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Speaker 3: I think it's more likely they're getting rich and they're
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Speaker 3: being threatened with their family being killed once they take
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Speaker 3: the money.
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Speaker 2: That's more likely. But the music's on, We're going to
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Speaker 2: take off for the night.
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Speaker 3: Barack Lurie, attorney, best selling author of The Atheism Kills series,
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