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7/27/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Randy Fine, Gordon Chang, Col. Rob Maness, Bob Bianchi, Randy Sutton, Daniel Baldwin. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on real America.
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Speaker 2: Tonight, Senate Republicans have just two weeks to pass the
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Speaker 2: Save America Act before they go on another vacation, and
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Speaker 2: President Trump is turning up the heat on John Thune.
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Speaker 2: Get it passed. Why didn't you do it months ago?
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Speaker 2: Plus it's been four days since the US military paused
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Speaker 2: the latest strikes on Iran. Now we're told indirect talks
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Speaker 2: are back underway. So the big question will the terrorist
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Speaker 2: regime finally learn their lesson and make a deal, or
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Speaker 2: do we.
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Speaker 1: Seed to finish the job finally Tonight?
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Speaker 2: Did you hear this evil guy named Brian Coberger, the
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Speaker 2: scumbag who took a plea deal and admitted to killing
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Speaker 2: those four college students in Idaho in twenty twenty two,
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Speaker 2: now says he's innocent.
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Speaker 1: I want to change my plea. I want a whole
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Speaker 1: new trial that actually might be a good thing. I'll explain.
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Speaker 1: I'm dan ball.
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Speaker 2: Good America starts right now that there is no show
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Speaker 2: sortage of opportunities for bipartisan legislating in the in the
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Speaker 2: weeks ahead.
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Speaker 1: Uh huh, I'm getting tired of hearing.
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Speaker 2: I only want to hear you, mister Thune say We've
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Speaker 2: passed the Save America Act and it's on the President's
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Speaker 2: desk for his signature. That's all we want to hear
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Speaker 2: from you. Senate Republicans led by the YEP. I'm going
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Speaker 2: to call him feckless career politician John Thune have now
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Speaker 2: just two weeks to pass this so important piece of
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Speaker 2: legislation before they once again go on recess. And oh,
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Speaker 2: by the way, there's no indication they're going to get
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Speaker 2: it done. Senator Thune is either too compromised, too clueless,
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Speaker 2: or two weak to fight for the Save America Act period.
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Speaker 1: I'm tired of hearing excuses. We don't have the votes.
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Speaker 2: So what you want, like a loser, show the losers
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Speaker 2: that want to vote against it, and bring it for
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Speaker 2: a vote. So we, the American people who hire you,
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Speaker 2: mister Thune, can see which traders don't want election security.
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Speaker 2: It's that damn simple. In a truth Social post earlier today,
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Speaker 2: forty seven said the Senate shouldn't be allowed to leave
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Speaker 2: town until they pass it or they terminate the filibuster,
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Speaker 2: which would allow passing it with that single majority vote.
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Speaker 1: Right, it'd be that easy.
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Speaker 2: Trump's been talking about this since he got back in
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Speaker 2: and the other chambers passed it like four times the House,
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Speaker 2: Why can't you at least try acting? The filibuster, of course,
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Speaker 2: is key to the political survival, and everybody knows it,
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Speaker 2: including the President.
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Speaker 1: That's why he keeps demanding they do it.
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Speaker 2: The Commander in Chief highlighting their reality in another post,
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Speaker 2: this one early this morning, adding that the dumbarrats or
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Speaker 2: the demon rats, so I like to call them, we'll
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Speaker 2: turn America into a third world country. If they win
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Speaker 2: the midterms, they'll make him a lame duck. They'll impeach him.
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Speaker 2: It'll all be over, folks. I know you might not
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Speaker 2: like the strikes in I ran, you might not like
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Speaker 2: the gas prices, you might not like something he said.
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Speaker 2: So what now is the time to take action? We
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Speaker 2: need the Save America Act past period from their top priority,
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Speaker 2: passing a new federal funding bill to prevent what another
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Speaker 2: government shut down possibly.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you heard me right.
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Speaker 2: The House has already passed its own measure to extend
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Speaker 2: government funding through December fourth, but it only advanced right
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Speaker 2: along party lines.
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Speaker 1: I'm told.
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Speaker 2: There's also then the Defense Authorization and a new sanctions
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Speaker 2: package for Russia that includes additional penalties on I ran
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Speaker 2: so again, Senator Thun, I ask you personally, not a
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Speaker 2: talk show host, not a veteran, I'm a friggin taxpayer.
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Speaker 2: Can you meet this moment or not? The clock is ticking.
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Speaker 2: You don't have time to waste. Get on it before
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Speaker 2: you all take another vacation, and we the American people
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Speaker 2: have to suffer under Democrat rule next year if they
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Speaker 2: take the House and the Senate. Join me out to
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Speaker 2: weigh in on all these bills just sitting there pending,
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Speaker 2: waiting for Senate approval. He's a member of the Freedom Caucus.
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Speaker 2: Florida Congressman Randy Fine back on the program. Randy, you
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Speaker 2: can tell him a little bit irritated this Monday because
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Speaker 2: you guys have been doing your jobs and getting bills passed,
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Speaker 2: and then the Senate takes a lot of vacations, does
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Speaker 2: a lot of talking, but gets nothing done.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Look, thanks for having me. I want to challenge one
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Speaker 4: thing you said.
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Speaker 1: Sure, but I think we.
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Speaker 4: Passed Dave America four times. We've actually passed it seven times.
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Speaker 1: Oh thanks, sorry my team.
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Speaker 4: Three times last week. We only need the Senate to
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Speaker 4: pass it once, and I wish they would do that.
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Speaker 4: Look in the sixties, the Senate spent sixty days meeting
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Speaker 4: twenty four hours a day, seven days a week, in
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Speaker 4: order to guarantee every American the right to vote. I
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Speaker 4: would argue it's worth the same effort to make sure
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Speaker 4: that only Americans have the right to vote. And so
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Speaker 4: they need to stop preaching loyalty to rules and filibusters
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Speaker 4: and concepts that were invented in the nineteen seventies, and
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Speaker 4: they need to stay true to the ideals that were
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Speaker 4: invented in the seventeen seventies.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I love hearing that little history. I think a
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Speaker 2: lot more Americans, lawmakers and citizens, especially the wackos on
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Speaker 2: the left, need a little bit more history lessons right
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Speaker 2: about real Americans and how this place used to run. Randy,
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Speaker 2: let me ask you this. Several GOP senators say that
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Speaker 2: they would vote to cancel their recess if they can
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Speaker 2: get Save America Act brought up for a vote. But
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Speaker 2: how do they do that? Wouldn't soon have to then
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Speaker 2: ask for a vote to cancel the vacation?
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Speaker 1: How does that work?
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Speaker 4: You know, I'm not a senator. I don't know how
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Speaker 4: you object to a recess. But what I would say
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Speaker 4: is this I don't see the issue with them staying
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Speaker 4: there twenty four hours a day, seven days a week,
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Speaker 4: for a few weeks or a few months to get
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Speaker 4: it done. I think what voters are so angry about,
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Speaker 4: it's not the failure to pass the Save America Act.
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Speaker 4: It's the failure to try to pass the Save America.
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Speaker 1: Amen.
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Speaker 4: Have at Jimmy Stewart style. Mister Smith goes to Washington, filibuster,
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Speaker 4: make peace, people work, Stop subscribing to this nineteen seventies
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Speaker 4: era sixty vote rule to do anything.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, because when we want something done as Americans,
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Speaker 2: we got to go get it. We got to act,
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Speaker 2: We got to use you know, grit, determination and willpower.
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Speaker 2: And these guys won't even throw it up for a vote.
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Speaker 2: Mister Thune, I'm talking about you, so we can see
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Speaker 2: which ones want it, which ones don't, and then again
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Speaker 2: then you debate, and if it takes your days, weeks,
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Speaker 2: a friggin month, you do it.
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Speaker 1: How many months do they even work.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry to throw you onto the bus for all
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Speaker 2: these questions, but I mean the Senate takes a lot
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Speaker 2: of fricking vacations. Most Americans, we barely get two weeks
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Speaker 2: a year. These guys are gone for weeks months at
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Speaker 2: a time. Give me a break.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Look, I think the issue is that people just need
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Speaker 4: to be willing to sit in their chairs. And my
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Speaker 4: argument would be this, there are one hundred senators, there
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Speaker 4: are four hundred than thirty five members of Congress. Lots
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Speaker 4: of people want these jobs. Why I'm not exactly sure,
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Speaker 4: but they do. And in fact that people will spend
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Speaker 4: tens and hundreds of millions of dollars to get the
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Speaker 4: jobs on campaigns. If you're not willing to sit your
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Speaker 4: butt in a chair for days and weeks and months
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Speaker 4: to pass the Save America Act, there are plenty of
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Speaker 4: people who would be willing to do it, and that's
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Speaker 4: what I call on them to do. Just sit there,
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Speaker 4: just say there, have the filibuster and fight it out
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Speaker 4: the way our framers intended.
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Speaker 1: That's a leader.
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Speaker 2: You can put that clip on social media. That should
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Speaker 2: be viral. Right there, Randy, you put it. There's no
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Speaker 2: way I could do any better. Randy Fine, Congressman from
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Speaker 2: Florida Reparent and the six congressional district down there. Randy,
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Speaker 2: thank you for saying what needs to be said. Hopefully
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Speaker 2: it doesn't fall on deaf ears and mister Thune and
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Speaker 2: the rest of the GOP will get their act together.
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Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Pal, I always try, I know
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Speaker 2: appreciate alrighty coming up after the break, the US and
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Speaker 2: Iran paused the strikes back and forth over the weekend
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Speaker 2: as negotiations have.
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Speaker 1: Now resumed towards peace.
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Speaker 2: But will this one actually hold or should President Trump
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Speaker 2: just keep hitting that Islamic regime until they either cave
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Speaker 2: or they're all dead. Colonel rob Manna sounds off on
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Speaker 2: that one. Plus did you hear this? Sicko? Brian Colbert
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Speaker 2: and the man accused found guilty in prison right now
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Speaker 2: for killing four college students in Moscow, Idaho, all of.
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Speaker 1: A sudden changes his guilty plea. He wants a new trial.
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Speaker 1: That actually might be a good thing. Maybe we can
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Speaker 1: get the death penalty.
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Speaker 2: And a bit later, the rescheduled White House correspondence that
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Speaker 2: it took place over the weekend our nation's capital, and
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Speaker 2: let's just say, thank god, no gunman showed up. Everybody
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Speaker 2: was safe, but there were some bombs dropped. That's in
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Speaker 2: the way of the punchline for the jokes that were told.
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Speaker 2: Our White House correspondent Daniel Baldwin fills us.
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Speaker 5: He is a president of Pece. He is giving diplomacy
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Speaker 5: a chance. We'll see over the next coming days. But
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Speaker 5: make no mistake, assets, additional military assets are moving into
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Speaker 5: the region.
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Speaker 1: They should believe the president.
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Speaker 5: The regime should believe the president when he says they're
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Speaker 5: locked and loaded.
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Speaker 2: Just finish them already. Mike Wall's right there, folks, the
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Speaker 2: US Ambassador of the u N. He's saying, the current pause
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Speaker 2: over the weekend in our airstrikes on Iran is now
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Speaker 2: giving the terrorist regime one more chance to play ball
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Speaker 2: before the strikes go tenfold again. I think they should
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Speaker 2: have went one hundredfold about a month ago.
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Speaker 1: But that's my opinion.
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Speaker 2: His remarks come at a crucial moment with no guarantee
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Speaker 2: of restoring a ceasefire that was signed back in mid June,
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Speaker 2: and they represent a generous opportunity now to potentially end
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Speaker 2: the conflict. But I still don't think they're gonna this
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Speaker 2: is it's a terrorist regime. This isn't a normal government
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Speaker 2: you're working with. You're trying to negotiate with terrorists, and
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Speaker 2: what we learn it from nine to eleven you don't
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Speaker 2: negotiate with terrorists. You kill them, period because they will
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Speaker 2: do everything on God's green earth to kill you.
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Speaker 1: As it stands, the situation very fragile.
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Speaker 2: America's naval blockade still in effect through the Strait of
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Speaker 2: Harmus falling sharply on Iran's regional proxies. They're still looking
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Speaker 2: at trying to attack our allies and ships in the region.
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Speaker 2: Iran's also killed those four service members last weekend, giving
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Speaker 2: President Trump a good enough reason to just blast them
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Speaker 2: back into the stone Age, which I wish he would do.
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Speaker 2: But instead of doing that, I'm sure at the behest
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Speaker 2: of some folks he's opting for a little more diplomacy
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Speaker 2: because evidently their folks are wanting to talk to us.
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Speaker 2: In Oman, we'll see mediators and officials from both sides
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Speaker 2: are now reportedly making some progress on trying to get
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Speaker 2: a long term pause to the strikes and also trying
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Speaker 2: to manage safe transit through the Strait of har Moves.
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Speaker 2: That's a big, huge priority now with the fighting paused.
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Speaker 2: Oil prices dramatically drop today. That's good, but we still
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Speaker 2: need them way way lower so we can get all
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Speaker 2: of our prices for goods a lot lower as well.
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Speaker 1: But oil prices aside.
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Speaker 2: President Trump says that doesn't concern him right now. He
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Speaker 2: wants to get this handled. So unless Iran well, of course,
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Speaker 2: abandon their new dukes one hundred percent and come to
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Speaker 2: the table, then we're going to hit them again. But
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Speaker 2: here's what a new poll conducted by mcloffarin so it
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Speaker 2: shows sixty two percent of American voters want the US
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Speaker 2: to finish the job. Make sure they don't get nukes,
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Speaker 2: make sure we get rid of their missiles. I would
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Speaker 2: just get rid of anybody left in this regime. I
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Speaker 2: still don't know why we don't let the Israeli special
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Speaker 2: forces and our special forces go in and kill every
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Speaker 2: last one of these sobs, period and then just turn
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Speaker 2: it over to the people. The Persians don't want these
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Speaker 2: scumbags in charge of them anymore anyway. In addition, same survey,
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Speaker 2: seventy two percent of Americans don't think Iran should be
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Speaker 2: allowed to block the travel in the Strait for all
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Speaker 2: commercial vessels. Duh, it's not their see, they don't own it.
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Speaker 2: Joining us now with reaction to the pause and strikes
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Speaker 2: and for giving diplomacy one more chance, which again I'm
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Speaker 2: going to go against the current administration and say, I
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Speaker 2: think they've had enough chances.
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Speaker 1: Let's hammer.
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Speaker 2: He's a retired Air Force combat vet, host of the
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Speaker 2: Rob Mannis Show and author of the.
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Speaker 1: Book What You Can Do About It?
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Speaker 2: Are Pal, Colonel rob Manis back on the program, Colonel,
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Speaker 2: nice to see you.
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Speaker 1: Here we go again. Let's give diplomacy another try.
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Speaker 2: I get that the President's probably got folks on both
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Speaker 2: sides of his shoulders saying bomb them diplomacy, bomb them diplomacy.
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Speaker 2: I'd be on that first side, bomb them into oblivion.
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Speaker 2: I'm tired of this crap. We're wasting so much money,
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Speaker 2: we've now lost what eighteen American lives. I don't see
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Speaker 2: them wanting to negotiate. I think they're trying to drag
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Speaker 2: it out to midterms, hoping that President Trump will lose
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Speaker 2: powers next year. If Democrats take over, he'll be a
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Speaker 2: lame duck and they can go on with what they
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Speaker 2: do in their nation. I think we hit him one
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Speaker 2: hundredfold like yesterday. What's your thoughts, Colonel.
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Speaker 6: Their political machinations and strategy, you shouldn't surprise anybody, because
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Speaker 6: that's what these people do. That's what they do.
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Speaker 1: Dan.
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Speaker 6: Look, you know, if I were advising the president, I
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Speaker 6: would be advising him to complete the target list that
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Speaker 6: he stopped in the first pause in this so called
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Speaker 6: ceasefire that was tried because about twenty five percent of
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Speaker 6: the original targets were left on the table, and it's
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Speaker 6: my understanding we're only about five percent into that at
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Speaker 6: this point with the renewed operations. Only until you get
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Speaker 6: through those, and those have to include leadership targets. You
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Speaker 6: cannot let the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps leadership and their
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Speaker 6: ground forces continue to be off the hook. They're legitimate
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Speaker 6: targets and until you get them degraded and decimated to
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Speaker 6: a level where they're going to acquiesce. This is going
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Speaker 6: to continue. The Iranians are known for it. And if
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Speaker 6: there's any indicator that they're not serious about talking, it's
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Speaker 6: that the Hooties are now firing on the Saudi's in
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Speaker 6: the Red Sea, threatening to close that straight. The Moss
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Speaker 6: is not laying down their weapons, and that's another proxy,
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Speaker 6: and Hezbollah isn't going anywhere. They are in total control
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Speaker 6: of those proxy forces, and their actions reveal what Iron
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Speaker 6: is really thinking. They're not interested in a peace deal
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Speaker 6: that results in them being good neighbors.
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Speaker 2: And we're three and a half months out from an
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Speaker 2: election that we know could change the course of this nation,
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Speaker 2: if God forbid, the Democrats take the house in the Senate,
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Speaker 2: And so again I will just throw back, and you
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Speaker 2: can throw the headline up. I know that we're surging
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Speaker 2: a bunch of more forces towards the Middle East right now.
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Speaker 2: Right We've got I think more jets, more ships, there's
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Speaker 2: more stuff headed that way. Again, I would assume that's
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Speaker 2: for a visual show of power to Iran. They'll see
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Speaker 2: us gearing up and they're thinking that we'll push them
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Speaker 2: to the bargaining table. I think that that gear up
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Speaker 2: should just result in more strikes and bombing, but also
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Speaker 2: surgical ones, not just hitting any more of the ballistic
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Speaker 2: missile or drone sites. I still think Colonel and I
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Speaker 2: asked a couple of the Navy seals last week, and
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Speaker 2: I'll end on it with this one with you, I
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Speaker 2: think that we got to team up with Israel, get.
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Speaker 1: Their special forces and our special forces because.
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Speaker 2: They've got way more intel on the ground there, and
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Speaker 2: go in and start killing leadership on the ground and
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Speaker 2: maybe that'll bring them to the table. If it doesn't,
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Speaker 2: then you kill all of them and just give the
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Speaker 2: country to the people.
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Speaker 1: Let them figure it out. Crazy idea, what do you think?
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Speaker 6: Absolutely right? And the Iranians shouldn't read anything like weakness
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Speaker 6: into this pause because we're moving more forces in the region.
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Speaker 6: It's General Kin and Admiral Cooper's job to give the
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Speaker 6: President all the options that they think that could be
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Speaker 6: used and should be used in order to bring this
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Speaker 6: forward to an end in our favor, which means that
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Speaker 6: the i ERGYC capitulates and the Iranian people are now
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Speaker 6: free again and are not a threat to their neighbors
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Speaker 6: or to anybody else and don't have access or a
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Speaker 6: desire to get a nuclear weapon. So those options are
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Speaker 6: being built once again, and they will be provided to
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Speaker 6: the President. And I would just also add and remind
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Speaker 6: the Iranians that the present Prime Minister that and Yahoo
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Speaker 6: and the President will be beating here very very soon.
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Speaker 6: And don't be surprised when it's an American and Israeli
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Speaker 6: combined operation again, because we've done our best work when
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Speaker 6: our air forces and our special operations forces and Navy
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Speaker 6: forces were working in a combined operation together against the
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Speaker 6: Centemy and.
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Speaker 2: Rob we had that headline Wait and thanks for bringing
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Speaker 2: that up. That's what I was going to say. I
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Speaker 2: would imagine that conversation later this week with Bibbi and
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Speaker 2: forty seven will be Okay, how do we end this crap?
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Speaker 2: And again I think it's teaming back up strategical strikes.
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Speaker 2: Get in there, use some strategery, as W would say,
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Speaker 2: you state, I remember that, use some strategicy and get
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Speaker 2: in there, and let's kill these bastards and put it
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Speaker 2: to bed so we can get the oil prices down,
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Speaker 2: get our economy soaring again with these mid terms, and
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Speaker 2: continue on with the mega agenda under Trump for the
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Speaker 2: next two and a half years. Colonel rob manis thank
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Speaker 2: you sir, coming on, appreciate.
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Speaker 6: You, Thank you Dan. And the polling supports that.
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Speaker 2: Yes, it does exactly sixty two seventy percent say get
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Speaker 2: it over with, hit them hard, finish it.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Colonel God blessed.
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Speaker 7: Thank you Dan.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 2: Straight ahead after the break, author of the new book
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Speaker 2: The Red Plan, China's Project to Destroy America, Gordon Chang,
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Speaker 2: is going to join us for a very serious discussion
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Speaker 2: about America's biggest threat folks. And yes, I know Iran is,
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Speaker 2: so's China, So's Russia, but the biggest one is China.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk all about the CCP when we come back.
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Speaker 3: We're taking swift action to ensure that sensitive voter data
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Speaker 3: is better protected so we can never be bought, we
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Speaker 3: can never be hacked, and we can never watch his
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Speaker 3: soulen election again.
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Speaker 1: Boom, thank you, mister president.
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Speaker 2: You know, my question is why on God's green earth
19:51
Speaker 2: has no other US president in our lifetime ever fought
19:56
Speaker 2: like hell to get election security like President Trump.
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Speaker 1: Just think about that.
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Speaker 2: Whether we get the Save America Act pasted or not,
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Speaker 2: whether we clean up these voter roles that have dead
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Speaker 2: people and illegals voting, and people from other.
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Speaker 1: States, whether any of that happens, which, by the way,
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Speaker 1: it better.
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Speaker 2: Why haven't other leaders cared enough to do something about it.
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Speaker 2: He's been fighting for that Act to get past. He's
20:20
Speaker 2: been fighting against election fraud. He's been sounding the alarm
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Speaker 2: bells about all the foreign interference as well, because let's
20:27
Speaker 2: be real, it's not just some of the dirty Democrats,
20:31
Speaker 2: in my opinion, who cheat our elections. It's not just
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Speaker 2: illegal criminal aliens who live amongst who are voting. It's
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Speaker 2: not just most likely people on the left voting for
20:41
Speaker 2: dead people.
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Speaker 1: We've got foreign nations that have been.
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Speaker 2: Putting themselves and involving themselves in our elections for years.
20:51
Speaker 2: Whether it's Russia or the biggest threat, China, it's been
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Speaker 2: happening in case in point, the Trump administration recently declassify
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Speaker 2: intelligence about vulnerabilities in our election infrastructure after the President
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Speaker 2: told the entire country about it, what two weeks ago
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Speaker 2: in that evening address? Again, who else has been talking
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Speaker 2: about this?
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Speaker 1: Why didn't Joe bring it up when he was in Oh?
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Speaker 1: I think we know why? Why did' Obama bring it
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Speaker 1: up when he was in Now?
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Speaker 2: Per our own intelligence records, China illegally attained over two
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Speaker 2: hundred million voter files during the twenty twenty election cycle,
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Speaker 2: and our own intel community well.
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Speaker 1: Pretty much covered it up. Gee, I wonder why again?
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Speaker 2: This finding rightfully led to widespread concern, and now a
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Speaker 2: new survey shows it just days after we were told
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Speaker 2: that by the President. Ras Mussen surveyed more than a
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Speaker 2: thousand Americans and found that over sixty percent of likely
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Speaker 2: voters are worried about China involving themselves in our elections.
21:56
Speaker 2: They believe the intelligence President Trump showed us that China.
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Speaker 1: Stole our data. I believe it.
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Speaker 2: The concern shouldn't stop there either, because new reports show
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Speaker 2: the lengths in which the CCP are willing to go
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Speaker 2: to try and shape our American politics. They want the
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Speaker 2: West to be taken down. They want us gone, folks.
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Speaker 2: Newly published federal records show a huge Chinese presence in
22:19
Speaker 2: the US, and the goal is clear, shape public opinion,
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Speaker 2: influence American policy from within. You don't have to fire
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Speaker 2: a single rocket to take us down. You know, they're
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Speaker 2: looking long term, kind of like Islam does. It looks
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Speaker 2: long term? It taken over. Both these are huge threats
22:37
Speaker 2: to the homeland, folks, Islam and China. Let me tell you,
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Speaker 2: From public relations activity and corporate lobbying to the purchase
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Speaker 2: of farmland and donations to major universities, the CCP has
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Speaker 2: been setting its sights on the average American so they
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Speaker 2: can change the way our country operates. There is no
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Speaker 2: question about it. I don't doubt it. You've heard me
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Speaker 2: say since the day we started this program. The biggest
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Speaker 2: threat as far as a foreign nation to our homeland
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Speaker 2: is China. The biggest threat that's already in the homeland
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Speaker 2: to me is Islam and Sharia law.
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Speaker 1: You put those two.
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Speaker 2: Together with the Democrat Socialist Party, and America is screwed
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Speaker 2: if we don't take action, folks, and I mean yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Gentlemen out way in on all this.
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Speaker 2: He's an expert on China and a distinguished Senior Fellow
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Speaker 2: at the Gatestone Institute and author of this book.
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Speaker 1: You might want to read it.
23:29
Speaker 2: Plan read China's Project to Destroy America. Let's welcome to
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Speaker 2: the program. And I can't believe it's the first time.
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Speaker 2: Gordon Chang Gordon, nice to finally meet you, sir. How
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Speaker 2: are you today?
23:40
Speaker 1: Fine?
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Speaker 8: Thank you and thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: Dan, thanks for coming on.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for raising the flags, for sounding the bells.
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Speaker 2: I have been saying while we were worried when Russia
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Speaker 2: went into Ukraine, everybody talking about how big.
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Speaker 1: A threat Russia was.
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Speaker 2: Obviously the strikes in Iran and all the terrorism they've
23:56
Speaker 2: caused North Korea with.
23:57
Speaker 1: Their nukes, all that aside.
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Speaker 2: I have said for almost my entire broadcast career, China
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Speaker 2: is the biggest threat to America, not those other nations.
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Speaker 1: Am I off on that one?
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Speaker 8: Oh, you're absolutely right. And those three examples that you mentioned,
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Speaker 8: those are all China. So, for instance, China has been
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Speaker 8: supplying everything to Russia's war effort in Ukraine, including combat personnel.
24:19
Speaker 8: With regard to Iran, China's been providing everything except combat personnel.
24:24
Speaker 8: There was, for instance, the targeting data because China's allowed
24:28
Speaker 8: Iran to use its satellites. That was almost certainly ninety
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Speaker 8: nine point nine nine nine percent. The Chinese were responsible
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Speaker 8: for the deaths of those six Americans on March one
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Speaker 8: in Kuwait. And you know you talk about North Korea.
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Speaker 8: North Korea has a nuclear weapons program because of China.
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Speaker 8: And by the way, the Iranian program is Chinese dominated
24:50
Speaker 8: as well. China's supplied equipment, technical materials, all sorts of
24:55
Speaker 8: stuff for Iran, both directly and indirectly.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think when people think of like a war
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Speaker 2: with a warring nation, they think of old school, right
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Speaker 2: World War two and Korea.
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Speaker 1: That's not the way it's going to go down anymore.
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Speaker 2: They're using elections, they're using psychological warfare, they're paying for
25:13
Speaker 2: stuff on our universities, just like a lot of the
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Speaker 2: Muslim nations are to tear us down from within, their
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Speaker 2: booking long term one hundred year war to get rid
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Speaker 2: of the West, to get rid of America. Capitalism and
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Speaker 2: our way of life so that China can take over globally.
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Speaker 2: I have thought that for decades, and here's the proof
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Speaker 2: in the pudding, and you wrote a.
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Speaker 1: Book about it. Let's go to the election side of it.
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Speaker 2: Because President Trump broke down this intel information about two
25:38
Speaker 2: weeks ago in that primetime address. Now, Gordon, what did
25:41
Speaker 2: you make of that when the American people learned that
25:43
Speaker 2: our intelligence agency knew that China had possibly compromised two
25:49
Speaker 2: hundred million American voting data, and then when the Biden
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Speaker 2: regime was in charge, we never heard about it.
25:55
Speaker 1: Gordon.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, So those two hundred and twenty million voter files,
25:59
Speaker 8: but we know that the China has hacked not only that,
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Speaker 8: but the Office of Personnel Management twenty fifteen. That's twenty
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Speaker 8: two point one million sensitive federal employees. And then they
26:10
Speaker 8: went after the big insurance companies like Anthem, and they're
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Speaker 8: doing that to get compromising information that they can use
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Speaker 8: to intimidate, coerce and turn Americans. So this is a multifaceted,
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Speaker 8: unrestricted warfare against the US. And by the way, President
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Speaker 8: Trump and that Thursday night address, he only talked about
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Speaker 8: the hacking of our infrastructure. He didn't talk about what
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Speaker 8: the Chinese did to try to change American opinion. And
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Speaker 8: we know that from for instance, New York Times reporting
26:41
Speaker 8: and from reporting from the Wall Street Journal about what
26:43
Speaker 8: they did to change America's thinking. And one more thing, Yes,
26:48
Speaker 8: the intelligence community didn't sound the alarm, just as they
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Speaker 8: didn't sound the alarm about COVID during the Biden administration.
26:56
Speaker 8: So we shouldn't be surprised that our intelligence community just
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Speaker 8: does not understand the threat to our country.
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Speaker 2: That or some folks in charge might be so compromised
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Speaker 2: they don't want to tell us about it.
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Speaker 1: Just a thought, another question while I have you here.
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Speaker 2: Being a veteran, we've noted that these Chinese big time
27:18
Speaker 2: millionaire billionaires have been buying a whole bunch of farmland
27:21
Speaker 2: in some of their companies near our military basis. Matter
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Speaker 2: of fact, the headline reads, I think nineteen US military
27:28
Speaker 2: bases Gordon is something that you study. Why do you
27:30
Speaker 2: think they're doing that? I mean, the answer might be obvious,
27:33
Speaker 2: but phillis in Well.
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Speaker 8: First of all, they want to be able to surveil
27:36
Speaker 8: those bases, like, for instance, they wanted to build that
27:39
Speaker 8: food processing plant within twelve miles of the Grand Forks
27:43
Speaker 8: Air Force Base where there were important satellite uplinks, but
27:48
Speaker 8: also they could use those for sabotage. There's all sorts
27:52
Speaker 8: of things that China could do with this land. We
27:56
Speaker 8: have seen, for instance, in a related area in Oklahoma,
27:59
Speaker 8: the China have been using land for basing, human trafficking operations,
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Speaker 8: illegal marijuana grows, all sorts of things. And also we
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Speaker 8: have seen the Chinese try to smuggle in pathogens. And
28:14
Speaker 8: this is important. Just on Friday, the Trump administration released
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Speaker 8: information that a Chinese courier brought in coronavirus samples in
28:25
Speaker 8: November twenty eighteen into Detroit, and we only learned about
28:29
Speaker 8: it on Friday. So here is something that the intelligence
28:32
Speaker 8: community sat on for a very long time. Coronavirus just
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Speaker 8: before the epidemic.
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Speaker 2: Right because it broke out in China summer of nineteen.
28:42
Speaker 2: So you're saying, I didn't even see that headline. Somebody
28:45
Speaker 2: from China tried to bring it in in eighteen.
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Speaker 8: November twenty eighteen, they were stopped in Detroit, well then Metropolitan.
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Speaker 2: The whole Wuhan Lab Gordon thing. Accidental crap that throws
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Speaker 2: that out the window. It wasn't very accidental. Then I
28:59
Speaker 2: keep saying that China released it on purpose to shut
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Speaker 2: down their people, because that was the big summer they
29:04
Speaker 2: had of all the protests of people standing in the
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Speaker 2: streets and fighting back against the CCP will not fighting
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Speaker 2: back but verbalizing and trying to create a movement in
29:13
Speaker 2: their nation, and all of a sudden COVID hit in China.
29:16
Speaker 2: I think that's why they released it on their people
29:18
Speaker 2: and then around the world. They didn't care my opinion
29:21
Speaker 2: last one. I wanted to fill up there and just
29:22
Speaker 2: get your take on this. Now I know about the COVID,
29:25
Speaker 2: we know about the elections. Let's go to the fentanyl.
29:27
Speaker 2: Do you think because Trump's anti terrorism chief just last
29:31
Speaker 2: week accused China of targeting Americans with the fentanyl on purpose,
29:36
Speaker 2: not an accident, they are flooding the Mexican cartels with
29:39
Speaker 2: the deadly fentanyl because they know they will bring the
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Speaker 2: pills to America and kill Americans.
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Speaker 1: Do you believe that's part of their plan? Final one
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Speaker 1: to your card.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, and we don't have to speculate. The fentanyl gangs
29:50
Speaker 8: are large, they're well organized, they're international scope. They couldn't
29:54
Speaker 8: operate in China's total surveillance state without the knowledge and
29:57
Speaker 8: approval of the Communist part at the highest level. But
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Speaker 8: we don't really have to even speculate because we know
30:04
Speaker 8: that Chinese diplomats give covered to the gangs. Every container
30:08
Speaker 8: that leaves China is inspected by officials. The fentanyl gangs
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Speaker 8: launder their proceeds through the Chinese state banking system, and
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Speaker 8: the Chinese central government gives subsidies for the production of fentanyl.
30:20
Speaker 8: And by the way, some of the fentanyl producers are
30:22
Speaker 8: state owned. So it's clear that this is a Communist
30:26
Speaker 8: Party project to kill Americans, which means those overdoses, those
30:30
Speaker 8: are better described as murder murder.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Gordon, Thank you.
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Speaker 2: Check out Gordon Chang's book Folks Plan Red, China's project
30:38
Speaker 2: to destroy America. Think about it. They're doing it through education.
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Speaker 2: They tried it with COVID, They're doing it through our elections.
30:45
Speaker 2: They're spying on us everywhere. They're doing it with fentanyl.
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Speaker 2: They are doing it. China is the threat. I can't
30:52
Speaker 2: say it enough. But also don't take your eye off
30:54
Speaker 2: Islam and Sharia law either. That's another evil that's trying
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Speaker 2: to take over America. Gordon, thank you.
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Speaker 1: Sir, you so much, Thank you Dan. Yep, all righty.
31:03
Speaker 2: Coming up next, the man accused of killing those four
31:07
Speaker 2: innocent Idaho college students up in Moscow, Idaho. Remember him this?
31:11
Speaker 2: Look at him, I mean his face just reads guilty. Well,
31:15
Speaker 2: he had pled guilty. Now all of a sudden he
31:16
Speaker 2: says he wants to change his plea to not guilty.
31:20
Speaker 1: What fame?
31:21
Speaker 2: Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Bob Yankey weighs in
31:24
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Speaker 3: Shooting shooting, Oh right here, get down, get get down down, Yes,
32:13
Speaker 3: just get down.
32:14
Speaker 1: Oh it's right there.
32:15
Speaker 6: Oh.
32:17
Speaker 2: Oh you know what some scary, scary moments in Seattle,
32:21
Speaker 2: Washington on Sunday, chaotic shooting, killing three people injuring four
32:27
Speaker 2: more during a big food festival. And we're truting this
32:31
Speaker 2: is breaking news because police are still looking for a
32:33
Speaker 2: second gunman, and we understand that maybe we're not getting
32:37
Speaker 2: all the details from those liberal city leaders. As it
32:42
Speaker 2: stands right now, we're told they have a fifteen year
32:44
Speaker 2: old suspect in custody, and again, investigators are working to
32:49
Speaker 2: identify the second gunment or anyone else who might have
32:52
Speaker 2: been involved in this mass shooting.
32:54
Speaker 1: Here's what we know.
32:55
Speaker 2: Gunfire erupted at the Annual Bite of Seattle, that's the
32:59
Speaker 2: food festival that was held on Sunday. Two people just
33:03
Speaker 2: started firing at each other and then hit the seven people.
33:08
Speaker 2: One of the suspects immediately surrendered to police at the
33:12
Speaker 2: scene and the other one fled.
33:14
Speaker 1: Police say they believe there is no threat to the
33:16
Speaker 1: public right now.
33:18
Speaker 2: So again, what was this? This was a beef between
33:21
Speaker 2: two people? Was it gang related? Was it a family beef?
33:27
Speaker 2: Here's the big question. Is this going to be the
33:30
Speaker 2: new normal in Democrat run cities where we just let
33:34
Speaker 2: criminals run rampant because We don't want to imprison them
33:38
Speaker 2: because of their background, the color of their skin.
33:41
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about.
33:42
Speaker 2: We've seen it in Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, San Francisco,
33:46
Speaker 2: Los Angeles, Seattle, and Portland ever since the summer. Love right,
33:51
Speaker 2: that's all we've seen. Well, you don't want to arrest people.
33:53
Speaker 1: They had a bad childhood.
33:54
Speaker 2: Oh well they're a minority. Oh they're this, they're trends,
33:58
Speaker 2: So we just throw lawn order out the window. Joentleman,
34:02
Speaker 2: Now with more insight into this shooting, and again why
34:06
Speaker 2: liberal leaders in woke Seattle aren't releasing a lot of
34:09
Speaker 2: details about the suspects. He's a retired Las Vegas police
34:12
Speaker 2: lieutenant and the founder of the charity Wounded Blue are
34:15
Speaker 2: Pel Randy Sutton back on the program. Randy, nice to
34:18
Speaker 2: see you. You always know more about these investigations than
34:21
Speaker 2: I do, so fill us in.
34:23
Speaker 1: Everybody's having a good time.
34:25
Speaker 2: I think I read three hundred thousand people attend this
34:27
Speaker 2: annual thing. That guy you saw at the beginning was
34:30
Speaker 2: one of the vendors, live streaming about his tent, and
34:32
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, all hell breaks loose.
34:35
Speaker 1: Kind of weird. First guy surrenders, other guy runs. What
34:38
Speaker 1: do you know, Oh, let's look at this.
34:42
Speaker 7: Let's look at this situation. You have thousands, tens of
34:48
Speaker 7: thousands of people in a very small area of all times,
34:53
Speaker 7: for a gunfight to break out. This is the situation
34:58
Speaker 7: where innocent p people are gunned down. We know that
35:04
Speaker 7: there are two actors involved with this, the fifteen year
35:06
Speaker 7: old who's in custody and the other unidentified individual. Now
35:12
Speaker 7: what's the relationship. You have a fifteen year old who
35:16
Speaker 7: is armed and is involved in a gunfight in a
35:24
Speaker 7: situation where there's thousands of people in this small proximity.
35:29
Speaker 7: This is a recipe for disaster. Now from my sources,
35:33
Speaker 7: it's my I understand that law enforcement was in the area,
35:39
Speaker 7: heard the gunshots and was there within seconds. Now picture this.
35:44
Speaker 7: This is from my source, that people are running to
35:48
Speaker 7: escape this gunfire. Right. The police are running into the
35:53
Speaker 7: area where the gunfire is taking place, but they are
35:56
Speaker 7: literally battling this massive crowded people who are trying to
36:02
Speaker 7: escape the danger as they're trying to rush in, and
36:06
Speaker 7: they were able within literally seconds to identify this fifteen
36:12
Speaker 7: year old take him into custody. The fact that the
36:15
Speaker 7: other individual got away in this crowd. That's not something
36:18
Speaker 7: that's unexpected because you have such a chaotic situation. But
36:23
Speaker 7: here's the situation, Dan. They have such incredibly lax laws
36:30
Speaker 7: when it comes down to questioning a juvenile suspect that,
36:35
Speaker 7: get this, they can't even interrogate him. Their laws are
36:42
Speaker 7: so strict against against trying to actually investigate a crime
36:49
Speaker 7: involving a juvenile that unless they fulfill this incredible list
36:56
Speaker 7: of requirements, they can't even talk to him. They can't
36:59
Speaker 7: even they can't even investigate.
37:01
Speaker 2: I'm going to say something, and I don't really care
37:02
Speaker 2: if I take heat for this. I'm looking at video
37:05
Speaker 2: of the suspect being taken in. They're not giving us name, mugshot, whatever,
37:09
Speaker 2: he's a minor. But I'm looking at the kid right there,
37:12
Speaker 2: and I'm going that kid looks like a gangbanger. His
37:15
Speaker 2: pants are down to his fricking knees as usual. He's
37:17
Speaker 2: a teenager with a gun. He wasn't there doing a
37:20
Speaker 2: random shooting on people. He was shooting at the other kid.
37:23
Speaker 2: If it was a kid and the other kid was
37:25
Speaker 2: shooting at him, that's according to eyewitnesses. Now we know
37:28
Speaker 2: how liberal cities have been treating gang bangers in minority groups, right,
37:33
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to throw the book at them. Prosecutors and
37:35
Speaker 2: judges don't want to look like they're coming down hard
37:37
Speaker 2: on certain minorities. And we've seen it time and time again.
37:40
Speaker 2: We've seen it right in California where I live. They
37:42
Speaker 2: do the smashing grabs, they take thousands in merch, they
37:45
Speaker 2: beat people up, and they don't even they barely get probation.
37:48
Speaker 2: So is this another case of minority gang bangers going
37:51
Speaker 2: at it the streets? Now you got three innocent dead,
37:54
Speaker 2: four innocent wounded, and no heads will probably roll because oh,
37:59
Speaker 2: well it's a min already gangbanger.
38:01
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm throwing it out there, handy.
38:03
Speaker 7: Well, I guarantee you this this fifteen year old. Now,
38:07
Speaker 7: they've got a lot of investigated work to do. First,
38:09
Speaker 7: you know, they've got the weapon that he utilized. They
38:15
Speaker 7: have to match to any forensic evidence that might they
38:19
Speaker 7: may find it the scene. So they've got to develop
38:21
Speaker 7: a case against this individual. But you know, getting information
38:26
Speaker 7: from a suspect like this is really critical and important
38:30
Speaker 7: when you're talking about this is a murder investigation. If
38:34
Speaker 7: there if law enforcement is handstrung by the liberal leftist
38:39
Speaker 7: laws in that state. And then you're going to have
38:43
Speaker 7: to determine, Okay, he's fifteen years old, are they going
38:46
Speaker 7: to try him as an adult or is he going
38:48
Speaker 7: to be tried as a juvenile where even if they convictim,
38:52
Speaker 7: there's a good chance that he'll be out in just
38:55
Speaker 7: a couple of years. This is and of course we
38:59
Speaker 7: know that the the insane liberal laws in not just
39:05
Speaker 7: the city of Seattle, but the state of Washington. Right,
39:10
Speaker 7: all those protections protect the criminal and not the victims.
39:14
Speaker 1: It's disgusting, Randy.
39:15
Speaker 2: I don't know whatever they'll happen to that Democrat party
39:17
Speaker 2: where they just went so off the reservation not to
39:19
Speaker 2: follow law and order and the constitution. Randy is always
39:24
Speaker 2: thanks for your inside brother, take care.
39:26
Speaker 7: Always a pleasure.
39:27
Speaker 1: Yep.
39:35
Speaker 9: The world's watching because of the kids, not because of you.
39:39
Speaker 4: Nobody cares about you.
39:42
Speaker 7: You're not worth the time, the effort to be remembered.
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Speaker 4: In time, you will be nothing but two initials, forgotten
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Speaker 4: to the wind, no visitors, nothing more than initials on
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Speaker 4: an otherwise unmarked tombstone.
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Speaker 2: Amen, I wish it'd come sooner rather than later. You
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Speaker 2: know this monster is talk about a gut wrenching moment
40:02
Speaker 2: for that dad. July twenty third, twenty twenty five, Steve
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Speaker 2: Gonclave's condemning the man who we all believe killed its daughter.
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Speaker 2: Why because he admitted it but guilty. Kaylee Conclaves twenty
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Speaker 2: one years old when she was killed alongside her good friends,
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Speaker 2: her roommate, her room it's boyfriend back in November twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty two.
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Speaker 1: Remember it was up.
40:23
Speaker 2: In Moscow, Idaho, random place. The scumbag who allegedly killed them,
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Speaker 2: that's psycho Brian Koberger serving four life sentences about the
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Speaker 2: possibility of parole in the prison in Idaho. But he's
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Speaker 2: in the news again, right, Yeah, guess what. He's trying
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Speaker 2: to withdraw his guilty plea Roughly thirteen months after admitting
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Speaker 2: to committing the crime. He's now filed a petition for
40:49
Speaker 2: post conviction relief today and he wants what a new
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Speaker 2: trial arguing his guilty plea resulted from blatant disinformation and
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Speaker 2: false promises. Of course, he made these claims in a
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Speaker 2: text message that was published by The New York Times
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Speaker 2: and didn't write any details to support his claims, but
41:10
Speaker 2: either way, a trial seems highly unlikely, according to what
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Speaker 2: a judge said last July.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 9: Are you pleading guilty because you are guilty?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 9: Have you had enough time to decide whether or not.
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Speaker 1: To plead guilty?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 9: You're pleading guilty freely in voluntarily, yes, given your choices,
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Speaker 9: do you believe it's in your best interest to plead guilty?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 9: Have you discussed fully the matter of pleading with your
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Speaker 9: pleading guilty with your attorney? And are you satisfied with
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Speaker 9: the advice you've received?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 9: Has your attorney advised you to your satisfaction about what
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Speaker 9: your rights are, what your defenses may be, and what
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Speaker 9: the possible consequences to you of your guilty plea are yes?
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Speaker 9: Has your attorney done everything you've asked them to do?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 9: Are you satisfied with their representation of you?
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Speaker 1: Yes, then you're guilt.
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Speaker 2: How can you try and reverse it and ask for
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Speaker 2: a new trial because of disinformation? You just told the
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Speaker 2: judge that your attorneys did everything right and what they could,
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Speaker 2: so I don't understand.
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Speaker 1: How you can even do this crap anyway.
42:11
Speaker 2: Join us to weigh in on Colbert's dramatic reversal plea here.
42:16
Speaker 2: He's a former head New Jersey prosecutor and a criminal
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Speaker 2: defense attorney, so he'll know if this guy has any
42:21
Speaker 2: chance of doing anything. Bob Beyankey back on the program.
42:24
Speaker 2: This interview is going to be short and sweet.
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Speaker 1: Bob. You said you did it.
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Speaker 2: Now you've been in prison a year or so and
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Speaker 2: now you want a new trial.
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Speaker 1: Can he get that in that state in Idaho?
42:35
Speaker 2: And what's gonna happen? I hope nothing. I hope he
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Speaker 2: rocks in prison. We should fry him like yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Here's my stament for your I object. I'm wear that
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Speaker 1: just for you. Thank you, Thanks Dan.
42:47
Speaker 10: Let me let me let me see if you can
42:49
Speaker 10: hear the sound of the bus getting ready to roll
42:53
Speaker 10: over the defense attorney in this case, because that's the
42:57
Speaker 10: only way this is happening.
42:58
Speaker 1: You very I'm so glad you put that plea up there.
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Speaker 10: Most places wouldn't do that because the plea demonstrates the
43:04
Speaker 10: legal principle involved, which is, if it's a knowing and
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Speaker 10: voluntary waiver, and that you have made a decision that
43:11
Speaker 10: it is in your best interest to accept the plea
43:14
Speaker 10: deal rather than hear the ultimate punishment of death penalty,
43:17
Speaker 10: then unless there is an effective assistance of counsel, and
43:21
Speaker 10: that has to be so substantially below the level of
43:24
Speaker 10: what an ordinary attorney would do that it would have
43:28
Speaker 10: changed the outcome of your decision. You're not going to
43:31
Speaker 10: get the plea vacated.
43:32
Speaker 1: You can't get a vacated because you.
43:34
Speaker 10: Have a belated assertion of innocence.
43:36
Speaker 1: As they say, I'm using legal terms. You can't get
43:38
Speaker 1: it vacated because you just don't like the way it
43:40
Speaker 1: all turned out.
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Speaker 10: Last point, though, I got to say, you know what,
43:43
Speaker 10: if there was a case in the world, even though
43:44
Speaker 10: legally I don't, it's not going to happen here that
43:46
Speaker 10: I like to see get vacated and tried. It's this
43:49
Speaker 10: case because the prosecutor should never have pled him out
43:52
Speaker 10: of the death penalty in the first place.
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Speaker 1: Ooh, and that is a great way to end the interview.
43:58
Speaker 2: So maybe, oh, now you're getting me thinking like, oh, hey,
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Speaker 2: judge vacated, let's go full trial so we can kill
44:06
Speaker 2: this guy. Idaho still does the death penalty. I like
44:09
Speaker 2: your thinking, Bob, Probably none of that'll happen. He'll sit
44:11
Speaker 2: and rot in prison until he dies sixty seventy years
44:14
Speaker 2: from now. While he took those sweet innocent kids' lives.
44:17
Speaker 2: He just looks like a psycho when you look at him.
44:20
Speaker 2: I can't believe the goal. No, no, I want to redo.
44:24
Speaker 1: I want to redo.
44:24
Speaker 2: You're on camera saying everything was fine and of sound mind.
44:28
Speaker 2: I'm guilty. It's over, Bob. Thanks for filling us in.
44:32
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, sir, See you on the next one piece.
44:34
Speaker 1: Okay.
44:36
Speaker 3: As I said three months ago, the show must go.
44:39
Speaker 1: On, and with that, the show did go on.
44:43
Speaker 2: If you didn't hear the rescheduled White House Correspondence dinner
44:46
Speaker 2: from back in April, when a mad gunman tried to
44:49
Speaker 2: kill the president, well they did a redo over the
44:52
Speaker 2: weekend in our nation's capital, and thank goodness, there were
44:55
Speaker 2: no shootings. But there were some bombs dropped, and by
44:58
Speaker 2: that I mean the jokes landed, some didn't. Our very
45:02
Speaker 2: own White House Chief Correspondent Daniel Balden will fill us
45:04
Speaker 2: in on the night's highs and lows.
45:06
Speaker 1: When we come back.
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Speaker 2: Well I'm glad you stand for something white House correspondence,
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Speaker 2: comes to the mainstream fake news media. But AnyWho, so
46:13
Speaker 2: did you hear they redid the White House Correspondence Gala
46:18
Speaker 2: this time. It took place at the Waldorf Astoria in Washington,
46:21
Speaker 2: d C. This past Friday night. If you recall, because
46:24
Speaker 2: it was a big deal, Remember it got rescheduled from
46:28
Speaker 2: its original date back on April twenty fifth because a crazed,
46:32
Speaker 2: wacko gunman tried to burst in and kill President Trump
46:36
Speaker 2: and other folks in his cabinet, which gee, that would
46:39
Speaker 2: have been the third attempt on his life in like
46:41
Speaker 2: two and a half years. The suspect of California guy
46:45
Speaker 2: not going to say his name, because why give these
46:48
Speaker 2: sickos anymore publicity. I guess he's hanging out in a
46:52
Speaker 2: DC jail and he's waiting for his federal trial. He
46:55
Speaker 2: of course pled not guilty back in May. Anyway, who
46:59
Speaker 2: cares about the gunman. Let's talk about the dinner on Friday. Thankfully,
47:03
Speaker 2: nobody got shot at this one.
47:05
Speaker 1: There we go. That's good.
47:08
Speaker 2: Now at the original one, remember, Secret Service guy got shot.
47:11
Speaker 2: He was wearing his vest. He's okay, nobody got hurt.
47:15
Speaker 1: Anyway. President Trump wanted to be there.
47:17
Speaker 2: He said, let's reschedule it, let's do it at a
47:19
Speaker 2: different hotel, and the show must go on. So once
47:23
Speaker 2: again you had hundreds and hundreds of so called journalists
47:28
Speaker 2: in attendance. Potus got to give her a speech, and
47:31
Speaker 2: he tried a few jokes and some jokes landed, some didn't,
47:35
Speaker 2: just like some of the journalists who tried to land
47:38
Speaker 2: some jokes and they didn't quite land.
47:39
Speaker 1: They bombed. Anyway, here's one of them.
47:42
Speaker 3: I hope that everyone finally got to enjoy their entire
47:46
Speaker 3: very delicious beef tenderloins, very special beef. And I want
47:52
Speaker 3: you all to know that Bobby Kennedy's right here personally
47:55
Speaker 3: ran over the cow in his car.
48:01
Speaker 1: And he cut it up and he brought it here for.
48:03
Speaker 3: You to eat tonight, so it's very fresh.
48:05
Speaker 1: I have to hear you.
48:06
Speaker 3: The gunshots, many people yelled get down, get down, which
48:11
Speaker 3: caused Nikki Minaje to start torkin, do you believe get down?
48:19
Speaker 3: She's the only one that really understood what that meant.
48:23
Speaker 3: Just like my presidency, the second time is always better.
48:28
Speaker 1: It's always better, and the third time will be better.
48:32
Speaker 2: Yet I'm going well, some of those people thought those
48:37
Speaker 2: jokes were funny, and the majority didn't.
48:39
Speaker 1: Gee.
48:40
Speaker 2: I wonder who that majority was that wasn't laughing at
48:42
Speaker 2: Potus's jokes. Joining me now On's very own Chief White
48:47
Speaker 2: House correspondent Daniel Baldwin. And Daniel, I understand that when
48:52
Speaker 2: On applied for the original one, we tried to get
48:54
Speaker 2: a table at ten.
48:55
Speaker 1: That's how many are allowed. They told us. I guess
48:57
Speaker 1: we weren't good enough for ten. We got four seats.
49:00
Speaker 2: We sent four people to the first one in April
49:02
Speaker 2: where the shooting happened. And then when they rescheduled, we
49:04
Speaker 2: thought we'd get our four seats, but they only gave
49:07
Speaker 2: us one seat this time. They sure don't like on
49:09
Speaker 2: in that town. I don't understand why, Daniel.
49:15
Speaker 12: I wonder why Dan. There was also some capacity issues
49:19
Speaker 12: with the rescheduled one. I understand the Washington Hilton can
49:22
Speaker 12: hold up to four thousand people, the Astoria can hold
49:25
Speaker 12: up to thirteen hundred, So I think a lot of
49:28
Speaker 12: people saw their tickets get slashed a little bit. Obviously
49:31
Speaker 12: we fell victim to that as well, But I mean,
49:34
Speaker 12: I thought the president did a pretty good job all
49:36
Speaker 12: things considered, considering, you know, I mean, obviously we heard
49:40
Speaker 12: one of the remarks saying it's a tense relationship, and
49:44
Speaker 12: it certainly is between the president and the WHCA.
49:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, but again, he's.
49:48
Speaker 12: A very transparent president. One of the reporters went up
49:51
Speaker 12: there and said they thought half the room had the
49:53
Speaker 12: president's cell phone. It's pretty transparent, a pretty transparent, tense relationship,
49:57
Speaker 12: but it's transparent.
49:58
Speaker 2: Nonetheless, Yeah, they didn't have Joe cell phone, they didn't
50:00
Speaker 2: have baroque cell phone, they didn't have W's cell phone.
50:03
Speaker 1: I mean, give me a break. We have the president's
50:06
Speaker 1: cell phone.
50:06
Speaker 2: He is the most transparent president in American history, or
50:10
Speaker 2: at least modern history. Let's just throw one of the
50:14
Speaker 2: jokes up and you and I can kind of have
50:16
Speaker 2: some fun with it. There has always been beef between
50:19
Speaker 2: President Trump and CNN's Caitlyn Collins. I think you've seen
50:22
Speaker 2: it firsthand. You've been standing right next to her. I've
50:24
Speaker 2: seen you in the oval when those two start going
50:27
Speaker 2: at it. So of course forty seven had to poke
50:29
Speaker 2: a little fun at her.
50:31
Speaker 1: And I don't see why not roll that one.
50:33
Speaker 3: She's a young, attractive woman.
50:36
Speaker 1: She never smiles. I said, Caitlyn, do you ever smile?
50:39
Speaker 3: Smile? You have a nice position. You're at CNN fake news.
50:44
Speaker 3: You should be a happy person. Smile, Caitlyn, just smile.
50:48
Speaker 1: But we attack.
50:49
Speaker 3: And I thought Caitlyn had really made it big with
50:53
Speaker 3: a major new sponsorship. But then I informed her that
50:58
Speaker 3: it wasn't her on the butt light can. It was
51:01
Speaker 3: Dylan mulvaney and Dylan mulveney. Costs But like thirty five
51:09
Speaker 3: million dollars in market cap, that was the worst commercial
51:13
Speaker 3: ever made, by the way. For those few people that
51:15
Speaker 3: want to hear that.
51:16
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody in the room on the mainstream
51:19
Speaker 2: media side like that joke against their colleague and friend,
51:22
Speaker 2: Caitlin Collins. I sure did I see the resemblance, Daniel.
51:26
Speaker 2: Final word to you about this whole hoopla over this dinner.
51:31
Speaker 12: Well, one thing I think will be interesting Dan, is
51:34
Speaker 12: to see whether or not the President goes again next year.
51:38
Speaker 12: Obviously he went this year, and he's sort of a
51:41
Speaker 12: capped it by putting on that Trump twenty twenty eight hat,
51:44
Speaker 12: threw it out into the crowd, and I remember there
51:46
Speaker 12: was an Oval Office appearance early on in the second
51:49
Speaker 12: term where he brought out a slew of Trump was
51:51
Speaker 12: right about everything hats and he's teasing the media throwing
51:54
Speaker 12: hats to some of them.
51:56
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting to see if he goes.
51:57
Speaker 12: Again next year, because the welcome was of course appreciated
52:01
Speaker 12: by them, but not everybody was laughing at some of
52:03
Speaker 12: the jokes that he attempted me to do. And again,
52:06
Speaker 12: it'll just be interesting to see whether or not he
52:08
Speaker 12: chooses to go again last year and how he felt
52:11
Speaker 12: about the dinner by and large, but it was definitely
52:14
Speaker 12: important for him to attend from his perspective after the
52:17
Speaker 12: gunman went in and ruined everything on.
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Speaker 2: The first of course, Yeah, he didn't want to show
52:21
Speaker 2: that anybody is weak, scared or whatever. You keep moving forward,
52:24
Speaker 2: as he said, the show must go on. Daniel Baldwin,
52:28
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, take a reason in that heat back
52:31
Speaker 2: the our nation's capital.
52:32
Speaker 1: God bless thanks. Sam.
52:34
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