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Speaker 3: All Right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome, Welcome the top media network.
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Speaker 3: static on this icy cold twenty first day of February
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 4: All of a sudden, now with all.
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Speaker 3: The doge chaos that's going on, Democrats are making a
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Speaker 3: lot of noise. People are making a whole lot of
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Speaker 3: noise on the other side of the aisle, not happy
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Speaker 3: about what's going on, not happy about their little piggybank
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Speaker 3: being broken into or being discovered. And now all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden, people are beginning to speak up. Not happy
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Speaker 3: about some of this stuff. But it reminded me that
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Speaker 3: you all, and I'm talking about you all on the left,
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Speaker 3: sat in complete silence when millions of illegals poured through
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Speaker 3: the southern border. When we had our disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal,
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Speaker 3: billions and military equipment abandoned. You sat in silence when
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Speaker 3: it was clear there was a two tier justice system
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Speaker 3: going on, one for you and one for everybody else.
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Speaker 3: You sat in silence when Hunter Biden's laptop was discovered.
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Speaker 3: Silence when they forced vaccinations on millions tens of millions
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Speaker 3: of Americans untested, made it mandatory. You sat in silence
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Speaker 3: when inflation exploded and the middle class was crushed. You
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Speaker 3: sat in silence when we sent billions of dollars to Ukraine,
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Speaker 3: Ukraine where that money mia half of it.
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Speaker 4: You sat in silence.
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Speaker 3: We had an Ohio chemical disaster, explosion in crime by illegals,
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Speaker 3: rapes and robberies and murders. When Kamala was installed in
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Speaker 3: leapfrog the process. Y'all sat in silence when classrooms turned political,
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Speaker 3: when's tax dollars for inmate surgeries, When the Hawaiian Aid
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Speaker 3: was an insult. You sat in silence when there was
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Speaker 3: an attack on free speech, when we weakened the military
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Speaker 3: through DEI, When, as we're uncovering right now, there is
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Speaker 3: a clear biased, paid off media collusion perpetrating false reports,
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Speaker 3: negative narratives on conservative candidates and folks.
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Speaker 4: Y'all sat in silence when there was.
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Speaker 3: A war on law enforcement, when the justice system was
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Speaker 3: clearly weaponized.
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Speaker 4: When Biden's decline was covered up. Y'all sat in silence.
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Speaker 3: When schools were grooming your kids and there was a
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Speaker 3: drug epidemic going on.
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Speaker 4: Y'all sat in silence.
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Speaker 3: When Jewish students were targeted on campuses across the country.
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Speaker 4: You all sat in silence.
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Speaker 3: Men and women, sports, anti American protests, energy shutdowns, crime
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Speaker 3: surgeons in major cities, veterans abandoned, three hundred thousand missing
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Speaker 3: migrant children.
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Speaker 4: All of you.
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Speaker 3: Sat in deafening silence. These corrupt pardons, billions, tyran men
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Speaker 3: pretending to be women, celebrated Chinese spy balloons, hostages in Gaza, y'all.
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Speaker 4: Sat in silence.
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Speaker 3: And when we found out Facebook was in cahoots with
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Speaker 3: the Biden administration, when Zuckerberg has come out and said
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Speaker 3: they were told to take things down, things in particular
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Speaker 3: that would make the administration look bad. When there was
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Speaker 3: covid lie, after covid lie, when the January sixth Commission
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Speaker 3: files had been lost, y'all sit in silence. So now
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Speaker 3: when a new sheriff is in town and he's doing
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Speaker 3: what he promised he was going to do, when he's
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Speaker 3: trying to bring these government organizations to their knees by
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Speaker 3: exposing the rampant fraud, the outright abuse, now all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden you find your bravery, and now all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden, you find your strength. So, my progressive friends,
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Speaker 3: my Democrat friends, missing kids, disasters, the abuse of the
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Speaker 3: rule of law, the turning your back on law enforcement,
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Speaker 3: the champion of for some reason, men and women's sports,
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Speaker 3: the spinning on of the American flag, the complete disregard
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Speaker 3: for the history of the country, all of it.
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Speaker 4: You remain silent during that. But when the potential for.
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Speaker 3: Your programs, and that's not even correct, When the potential
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Speaker 3: for something that you like is upset just a little bit.
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Speaker 4: You squeak and you squawk, and you make a lot
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Speaker 4: of noise.
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Speaker 3: Do you see how it doesn't really fit well with
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Speaker 3: us on this side? They understand why it's hard to
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Speaker 3: actually have that come together moment, that come to Jesus
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Speaker 3: moment when all of the things I listed, you sat
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Speaker 3: in silence, or you enabled, or you were actually four
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Speaker 3: And now all of a sudden, when we've got an
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Speaker 3: opportunity possibly to write just egregious wrongs that have been
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Speaker 3: going on for decades, you're yelling and screaming that somehow
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Speaker 3: we're the ones that don't care. We're the ones that
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Speaker 3: are turning our back on people across the globe while
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Speaker 3: all of the things that I mentioned, the corruption is
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Speaker 3: rampant right under our very noses. You don't care about waste,
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Speaker 3: rowden abuse, You don't care that people are getting rich
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Speaker 3: off of your tax dollars.
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Speaker 4: You don't care about the corruption.
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Speaker 3: Your only care is self centered, out of complete selfishness
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Speaker 3: to a program you may have attached to yourself with
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Speaker 3: that isn't even on the up and up. It's corrupt
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Speaker 3: to the core, that makes you squawk, that makes you
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Speaker 3: talk out the things I listed, They actually happened. Border
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Speaker 3: crisis happened, Afghanistan withdrawal happened, two tier justice system, failed infrastructure,
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Speaker 3: forced vaccines, inflation, Kamala Soros funded education and doctrination illegals,
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Speaker 3: a tax on free speech, a week in military. These
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Speaker 3: are all things that happened and have been happening. Is
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Speaker 3: a war on law enforcement, drug epidemic going on. Jewish
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Speaker 3: kids are still targeted. He said nothing. For years, he
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Speaker 3: said nothing. I know, the Conservative rights said a lot.
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Speaker 3: I did it every day, We all did it every day.
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Speaker 3: But is that stuff not important to you? Those things
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Speaker 3: that I mentioned. Three hundred thousand missing kids, that doesn't
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Speaker 3: matter to any of you. We've talked about that hundreds
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Speaker 3: of times. It's like shouting in the wind. Nobody seems
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Speaker 3: to care that these kids are part of a sex trade.
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Speaker 3: Why why is that something that swept away under the rug.
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Speaker 3: Why is it that, you know, all of the terrible
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Speaker 3: disastrous things that the Biden administration had their grubby little
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Speaker 3: hands in.
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Speaker 4: You know, honest, I'm supposed to forget about that.
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Speaker 3: The deals with China, that deals with Ukraine, the deals
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Speaker 3: with Barisma, deals with all of these different entities, y'all
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Speaker 3: sat in silence. Y'all said nothing, but must goes after
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Speaker 3: some programs where LGBTQ folks from different countries are better
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Speaker 3: or supposedly benefiting. We all know it's a crocker grap
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Speaker 3: But now you're making a lot of noise. Now you're
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Speaker 3: throwing out videos, Now you're screaming on the internet. We've
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Speaker 3: got Connecticut congressmen who are sending out videos where they're
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Speaker 3: almost in tears about what Musk is doing. How can
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Speaker 3: you almost be in tears when we're rooting out corruption
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Speaker 3: in the deepest levels of government, or at least hoping
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Speaker 3: we're rooting out corruption, you should be on board with it.
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Speaker 3: They don't care. They don't care about any of that
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Speaker 3: because they can't defend it. There's nothing that they can
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Speaker 3: defend about any of it. Think about every political person
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Speaker 3: who's been in office, for anybody who's been in office
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Speaker 3: more than ten years, but anybody's been in office a
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Speaker 3: couple of terms, in particular Washington. Right now I'm talking
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Speaker 3: about when we know that the corruption is as thick
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Speaker 3: as it can possibly be, These people who have been
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Speaker 3: part the system that goes for Republicans, by the way,
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Speaker 3: too who have been part of this system knowing this
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Speaker 3: is going on. This is Trees and his stuff. This
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Speaker 3: is not oh, we made mistakes, it's oversight. It's treason,
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Speaker 3: and that's just to be. We're just beginning to see
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Speaker 3: this stuff. And those folks who've been in Washington, the
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Speaker 3: Chucky Schumer's and all of the groups, the Nancy Pelosis,
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Speaker 3: who have gotten absolutely fat on your backs, that's right
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Speaker 3: on your backs. Your work ethic has given them mansions
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Speaker 3: in the hills, untouched, basically untouchable until now.
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Speaker 4: How are you not furious that.
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Speaker 3: All coming across the southern border, killing tens of thousands
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Speaker 3: of American kids every year. Nobody says anything, Oh no,
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Speaker 3: it's okay. Let these people keep coming on. They just
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Speaker 3: want to work. And finally you got someone who says, nope,
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Speaker 3: I have the resources, I'm gonna stop it. And he's
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Speaker 3: trying to stop it. Millions of people come across the
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Speaker 3: border in an invasion. We're watching kids disappear, a drug skyrocketing,
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Speaker 3: people dying because of overdoses, veterans sleeping under under bridges.
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Speaker 3: Yet we're giving away hundreds of millions billions of dollars
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Speaker 3: to these nonsensical programs, and you on the left, Murphy, Bloomenthal, Courtney,
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Speaker 3: the rest of the crew, all of your local delegations
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Speaker 3: sit in silence while the things I mentioned were going on.
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Speaker 3: But now all of a sudden you're chirping because there's
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Speaker 3: a chance it actually will potentially affect some of the
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Speaker 3: things that you find important. This, to me is simply
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Speaker 3: a treasonous act by our elected leaders.
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Speaker 4: His fantastic show War. Joining me right now, former Congressman.
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Speaker 3: Former CIA agent, Vietnam veteran, one of my regulars on
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Speaker 4: We call them the Colonel Colonel Rob Simmons, And you know, Rob,
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Speaker 4: there's a lot going on in the world right now,
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Speaker 4: isn't there.
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Speaker 6: You know?
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Speaker 7: I get the feeling looking at the stacks. I get
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Speaker 7: stacks and stacks of paper in my office, and I
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Speaker 7: get the feeling that there's a lot going on. That
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Speaker 7: the Trump and this guy Musk they're raising Hell yeah.
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Speaker 7: And one of the newspapers, you know, Front Page, the
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Speaker 7: immigrants aren't coming across the border anymore. The invasion of
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Speaker 7: illegals has gone down to a trickle. Yeah, but it
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Speaker 7: seems like the Democrats don't like that.
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Speaker 4: For some reason.
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Speaker 6: But I thought this election.
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Speaker 7: Among other things, is all about immigration. It was partly
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Speaker 7: the President said he was going to not close the
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Speaker 7: border because closing the border and means no trade with Mexico,
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Speaker 7: so we can't get our avocados in Corona beer. Like,
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Speaker 7: thank you, Chuck Schumer, because I'm sure he makes a
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Speaker 7: mean guacamole and he probably chugs a beer. We want
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Speaker 7: the border to be controlled. We want it open, but
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Speaker 7: we want it controlled. Now I get the feeling that
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Speaker 7: the caravans from Mexico have stopped. And to me, that's
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Speaker 7: a great thing. And to me it's a great thing
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Speaker 7: that illegals who are criminals of whom there are hundreds
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Speaker 7: of thousands apparently, are being shipped out of this country
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Speaker 7: by this Homan guy. Right, yeah, who's kind of the
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Speaker 7: immigration czar. Now there's another tzar, this guy Musk. He's
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Speaker 7: a czar too, right, he's a dozear. The Democrats don't
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Speaker 7: seem to like him, not at all. Is it because
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Speaker 7: he's ripping the country off making too much money?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 7: No, oh, he's working for free he is working for free,
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Speaker 7: like the president who working for free, for.
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Speaker 6: Free, for free, they're working for free, that's correct.
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Speaker 7: So you mean they're not in it for the money.
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Speaker 4: Apparently not.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's scary, isn't it. We think about it. It's
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Speaker 7: all the Democrats are in it for the money, money,
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Speaker 7: all power, power and money. Union's power money. Correct, education establishment,
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Speaker 7: We don't care the kids can't learn as long as
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Speaker 7: the teachers and the administrators have lots of money and
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Speaker 7: drive Mercedes Benz.
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Speaker 6: That's okay. Yeah, that's okay.
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Speaker 7: As far as the alphabet soup is concerned, the FAA,
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Speaker 7: the CDC, the USIA, I D and all these other
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Speaker 7: alphabet soup people, as long as they're spending billions and
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Speaker 7: billions of dollars, everybody's happy, right except us Musky comes
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Speaker 7: in and what's his status?
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Speaker 4: What do you mean?
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Speaker 6: Well, the Democrats say he's not elected.
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Speaker 4: No, he's not elected.
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Speaker 7: So if he's not elected, how does he have any power? Because,
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Speaker 7: as far as they're concerned, you can only do this
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Speaker 7: if you're elected.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's not true, unless.
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Speaker 7: Of course it's Barack Obama, in which case he had
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Speaker 7: forty five zars.
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Speaker 6: Right, were the czars elected.
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Speaker 4: No, they were appointed.
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Speaker 7: They were appointed by whom by him. Were they approved
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Speaker 7: by the Senate?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 7: No, they just were appointed by him, forty five of them.
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Speaker 7: Did you realize that the Obama administration had more czars
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Speaker 7: than the Romanov family in Russia? Did not know that,
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Speaker 7: over the course of many hundreds of years, the Romanovs
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Speaker 7: had twenty eight zars?
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 4: Really?
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Speaker 6: But Obama had forty five. Okay, Okay, So I mean.
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Speaker 7: I guess if it should be if it's good for
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Speaker 7: the goose, it should be good good.
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Speaker 6: For the gander, I guess.
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Speaker 7: So if Obama has forty five tsars and nobody seems
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Speaker 7: to mind, why is it that Trump can't have maybe
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Speaker 7: even one tzar like musk Or or Homan?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 6: Homan?
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Speaker 4: Why not?
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Speaker 6: And Homan's not elected?
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Speaker 4: Nope.
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Speaker 7: So you know, I'm kind of looking at all of
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Speaker 7: this and it seems like there's a double standard here,
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Speaker 7: a double standard here. And then I was reading one
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Speaker 7: of these articles, a very interesting the London Day Associated Press.
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Speaker 7: It seems like the Associated Press has infiltrated all of
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Speaker 7: the local papers because they're no longer independent, so they
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Speaker 7: get all of this Associated Press stuff. And I'm reading
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Speaker 7: in the Associated Press that the.
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Speaker 6: Musk and the.
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Speaker 7: Trump administration are cutting thousands and thousands of workers, thousands
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Speaker 7: of workers out of all these alphabet soup agencies, and
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Speaker 7: the Democrats are terrified that the whole government is going
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Speaker 7: to collapse, that if we cut the i RS, they're
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Speaker 7: not going to be able to collect taxes.
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Speaker 6: All are and I'll be terrible.
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Speaker 7: And if we cut the CDC, people are going to
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Speaker 7: get sick, and that'll be terrible. Where people are getting
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Speaker 7: sick anyway, they got sick with COVID. I mean, we
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Speaker 7: had the CDC and we had Health Institute, and we
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Speaker 7: had doctor Fauci, and Fauci was he wasn't bizarre. He
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Speaker 7: was elected, right.
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Speaker 4: No he was.
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Speaker 3: He was not elected, but he had all that power,
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Speaker 3: lots of power he had.
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Speaker 7: It seems like I had more power than the president
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Speaker 7: at times. It did secret Service protection. He's making like
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Speaker 7: fifteen million a year, making all this money. Sure, he's
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Speaker 7: got all these friends in China and Wuhanah. Follow the science,
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Speaker 7: kept that's what they kept saying. And when we followed
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Speaker 7: the science, what did we get?
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Speaker 4: People ended up dalingly?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, sure, lots of dead people.
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Speaker 4: So failures colonel.
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Speaker 3: With medicine and failures at the border has led us
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Speaker 3: to Donald J.
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Speaker 4: Chumping President.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, buddy, I appreciate you coming on the great
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Speaker 3: Colonel Rob Simmons, we'll take a short break.
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Speaker 3: I got a questions, so I will start Casey, thank
22:02
Speaker 3: you for coming on. Appreciate it very much.
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Speaker 8: Thanks for having me.
22:05
Speaker 3: So I got to ask you a couple of things
22:07
Speaker 3: just to throw right offever, have the bat here the
22:10
Speaker 3: Republican Party, it's it's a wave of new leadership right everywhere.
22:15
Speaker 3: What's your vision of unifying all of these fresh voices
22:19
Speaker 3: under what is normally a party's traditional value system.
22:23
Speaker 4: What's your vision with that?
22:25
Speaker 8: Well, we love growing our tent and welcoming everybody to
22:28
Speaker 8: our party. It's just amazing. You know, I can just
22:31
Speaker 8: stay from the perspective. After President Trump's win, we've seen
22:34
Speaker 8: people come over from the other side. They're excited. I
22:37
Speaker 8: mean President Trump, he You know. One thing you can
22:40
Speaker 8: say is promises made, promises kept, and people as I
22:44
Speaker 8: traveled the country and travel during the campaign, people were
22:48
Speaker 8: just really tired. It's almost like, you know, the Democrat Party,
22:51
Speaker 8: they've taken everything just too far. Everything's just gone too
22:54
Speaker 8: far with them. And when you travel America and you
22:57
Speaker 8: find people were just sick and tired of what was
23:00
Speaker 8: going on. And so we welcome them with open arms.
23:03
Speaker 8: And you know, not everybody has to be with us
23:06
Speaker 8: one hundred percent of the time, but they support the
23:08
Speaker 8: America First agenda and President Trump, and we're happy to
23:11
Speaker 8: welcome new people to the party.
23:12
Speaker 3: You had mentioned earlier that there was some cross the
23:15
Speaker 3: aisle movement the Democrats to Republicans, etc.
23:19
Speaker 4: This would be huge stories, Telsea Gabbard or RFK.
23:23
Speaker 3: So give me your perspective on that and how important
23:26
Speaker 3: that actually is. And this, this bipartisanship seems to be
23:30
Speaker 3: for some reason with the media in particular flying under
23:32
Speaker 3: the raidar.
23:33
Speaker 4: This is a big deal, isn't it.
23:34
Speaker 8: I mean absolutely, it's a big deal. And you know,
23:37
Speaker 8: and I think one thing is speaks volumes about President
23:40
Speaker 8: Trump is that, you know, President Trump, what's the best
23:43
Speaker 8: people who are going to come in and fix the
23:46
Speaker 8: problems that we've dealt with over the past four years.
23:48
Speaker 8: And he and he identifies people who are the best people,
23:51
Speaker 8: regardless of party abiliation. And you know, and we've seen
23:55
Speaker 8: all of his confirmation to far go through, and I
23:57
Speaker 8: think people are really excited to see, you know, this
24:00
Speaker 8: type of effort, you know, from the Republican Party and
24:03
Speaker 8: from our president. I mean, it's been truly amazing to
24:05
Speaker 8: watch it all unfold and at such a quick pace.
24:07
Speaker 8: I mean, it's hard to keep up things removing so
24:10
Speaker 8: quickly with President Trump, and I love it.
24:12
Speaker 4: Listen. I couldn't agree with you more.
24:14
Speaker 3: I think the first thirty days have been miraculous with
24:16
Speaker 3: this guy and what he's accomplished. I have nothing negative
24:19
Speaker 3: really to say about the first thirty days, and I'm
24:22
Speaker 3: usually negative, Nancy, So I'm very happy so far with
24:26
Speaker 3: what we say.
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Speaker 8: Positive.
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Speaker 4: Well say, there you go. It's a perfect balance.
24:30
Speaker 3: Yes, Normally in the midterms there's a regression, right you
24:33
Speaker 3: lose seats, and I feel like this is an opportunity
24:37
Speaker 3: where that may not happen if Trump follows her and
24:41
Speaker 3: I expect him to follow strough with all the things
24:43
Speaker 3: that he's promised.
24:44
Speaker 4: This is a unique opportunity for you, isn't it.
24:47
Speaker 8: Absolutely it's a unique opportunity. I mean, we want President
24:50
Speaker 8: Trump to be a four four year president, not a
24:52
Speaker 8: two year president, and we are working as hard as
24:55
Speaker 8: we can over the next two years to prepare for
24:57
Speaker 8: the midterms or Chruman Walley is an outstanding chairman, and
25:02
Speaker 8: both of us are divide and conquer. We're building state parties.
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Speaker 8: You know, our strategy doesn't change. We still are focusing
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Speaker 8: on growing the party and getting out the vote and
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Speaker 8: bringing new people in and then when time comes, protecting
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Speaker 8: the vote, and you will see us doing everything we
25:17
Speaker 8: can to make sure that we protect the vote.
25:19
Speaker 3: Is there going to be a collaboration, let's say, between
25:22
Speaker 3: the emerging Republican figures like governors et cetera, Senators and
25:27
Speaker 3: yourself and other Republican leaders to modify the brand make
25:33
Speaker 3: it more universal.
25:35
Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely.
25:36
Speaker 8: I mean we're looking to push the America First agenda
25:38
Speaker 8: everywhere we can. And you know, of course, like I said,
25:44
Speaker 8: what I see when I travel across the country is
25:46
Speaker 8: that people were just really sick and tired of what
25:49
Speaker 8: they've seen over the past four years, and they are
25:51
Speaker 8: embracing the America First agenda. The pulling numbers also support that,
25:56
Speaker 8: and so absolutely we're looking at every way possible as
25:59
Speaker 8: we travel to country to grow the party and work
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Speaker 8: with anybody who wants to promote the America First agenda.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna change gears.
26:05
Speaker 3: Talk little Connecticut politics for those of you across the country,
26:08
Speaker 3: just a little history. We haven't had a Connecticut federal
26:13
Speaker 3: legislator since Christopher cha So we have five congress people,
26:17
Speaker 3: we have two centers, both thems. They pretty much sweep
26:20
Speaker 3: every single year. And you know, you see a Richard
26:23
Speaker 3: Bloemathal on television every night spout in his nonsense and
26:26
Speaker 3: Christopher Murphy with his f laced expressions up on x
26:32
Speaker 3: et cetera. What exactly can you do to move the
26:37
Speaker 3: needle finally in the state of Connecticut and bring some
26:41
Speaker 3: WS to some of those federal races.
26:44
Speaker 5: Well, we certainly up.
26:45
Speaker 8: So we're going to be working as much as we
26:47
Speaker 8: can with Chairman Proto to make sure that you know
26:50
Speaker 8: we are working to turn areas of Connecticut. Sorry, I
26:53
Speaker 8: feel like there's an echo there atturning areas of Connecticut.
26:56
Speaker 5: Read.
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Speaker 8: I mean, you have an outstanding chairman. He's very plugged
26:59
Speaker 8: in a national level. He serves on our budget committee
27:02
Speaker 8: and you know, obviously he has the attention of the
27:05
Speaker 8: national Party here because I'm here for one Chairman Watley's
27:08
Speaker 8: going to be here in the next couple of months.
27:10
Speaker 8: And you know, coming from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, my
27:14
Speaker 8: home state, I can tell you that we've seen it
27:17
Speaker 8: happen firsthand. There was a time I was financed chair
27:20
Speaker 8: It wasn't too long ago, about twelve years ago, when
27:23
Speaker 8: we were considered a blue state. And it's it's really hard.
27:27
Speaker 8: It's hard to raise money, it's hard to identify candidates.
27:30
Speaker 8: But when you come together, when you have great leadership
27:32
Speaker 8: at the top, and you come together as a party
27:34
Speaker 8: and you bring in your you know, other groups that
27:37
Speaker 8: support the Republican causes, and you can start pecking them
27:40
Speaker 8: off one by one. And that's exactly what we did
27:42
Speaker 8: in Kentucky. And we have faith with Chairman protos leadership
27:46
Speaker 8: that that can be done here.
27:47
Speaker 3: So how do Connecticut Republicans take advantage of the national
27:51
Speaker 3: Trump excitement? And actually not only when you know legislative seats,
27:56
Speaker 3: congressional seats, but statewide seats. It seems like to me,
28:00
Speaker 3: and I hate to say it like this, but there
28:01
Speaker 3: are a lot of candidates who didn't want to embrace
28:04
Speaker 3: the Trump factor. So now in twenty twenty six, they're
28:08
Speaker 3: going to have to, and they should, right.
28:10
Speaker 4: I mean, so, what's the help from.
28:12
Speaker 3: The national stage to help out those kinds of folks
28:14
Speaker 3: here in Connecticut.
28:16
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, I think that you have to be
28:18
Speaker 8: an America First candidate. You have to support the agenda.
28:22
Speaker 8: And what we have seen is that is a winning message.
28:25
Speaker 8: People want people who have a backbone, who are running
28:27
Speaker 8: for office who will support President Trump's message.
28:30
Speaker 3: And also joining us, by the way, on the phone
28:32
Speaker 3: is the Republican Chairman here in the state of Connecticut,
28:35
Speaker 3: Ben Proto.
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Speaker 4: That's who she is referencing. So Ben, you want to
28:37
Speaker 4: talk to that a little bit.
28:38
Speaker 9: Sure, Yeah, you know, I think it's important to look
28:43
Speaker 9: at that and understand, you know, when we see things like,
28:47
Speaker 9: you know, border crossings at an all time low, when
28:49
Speaker 9: we see the flow of the drugs coming across the
28:51
Speaker 9: border being stopped, when we see you know, violent illegal
28:56
Speaker 9: immigrants who are here being deported, those are things and
28:59
Speaker 9: we the Governor Lamont and Attorney General Pong and Chris
29:03
Speaker 9: Murphy and Rosa Delauo and Joe Courtney's saying no stop that.
29:06
Speaker 9: We we got to, you know, invite these people to
29:09
Speaker 9: these illegals to come to Connecticut. We want them here.
29:12
Speaker 9: I think that's going to turn the tide. And look,
29:15
Speaker 9: I think one of the things that we got to understand,
29:18
Speaker 9: and you know, Casey mentioned this briefly, is that oftentimes
29:21
Speaker 9: we have folks on our side who you know, are
29:24
Speaker 9: will ask me, how are we going to win the
29:26
Speaker 9: majority in the legislature in twenty twenty six, And when
29:29
Speaker 9: I say, well, we're not, they get really upset because
29:33
Speaker 9: the reality is that we're not going to win that
29:35
Speaker 9: many seats in one election. But what we really need
29:37
Speaker 9: to do and I think what you know Casey talked
29:39
Speaker 9: about and what they did in Kentucky to go from
29:41
Speaker 9: blue to red was they took this long term view
29:44
Speaker 9: of how do we do this over a period of
29:46
Speaker 9: cycles to get us where we have to go. And
29:48
Speaker 9: I think that starts really with you know, our legislative
29:51
Speaker 9: seats in twenty six and picking up seats, you know,
29:55
Speaker 9: and moving that number closer to the majority. It's finding
29:58
Speaker 9: how do we get a kind of institutional office, how
30:01
Speaker 9: do we get a congressional seat and go from there
30:04
Speaker 9: and you begin to build on it. And so, you know,
30:07
Speaker 9: with the help of Casey and Michael Watley and the
30:10
Speaker 9: r n C, President Trump and his administration, you know,
30:13
Speaker 9: looking and identifying those congressional seats that I think we
30:17
Speaker 9: can play in in twenty twenty six. And I've been
30:20
Speaker 9: having conversations with the r and C about not only Connecticut,
30:23
Speaker 9: but looking at the whole northeast. We have no members
30:27
Speaker 9: of the House of Representatives from New England, none whatsoever,
30:30
Speaker 9: and we only have one US editor. And we cannot
30:32
Speaker 9: have a sustainable majority in Washington if we don't have
30:36
Speaker 9: members of Congress from the northeast. So how do we
30:39
Speaker 9: fix that? And so I've been working with you know,
30:43
Speaker 9: Chairman Powers in Rhode Island, Chairman Carnival in Massachusetts, Chairman
30:48
Speaker 9: Dames up in Vermont, you know, and how do we
30:50
Speaker 9: come together and really kind of help each other do
30:53
Speaker 9: this across the state, across the northeast, and with the
30:57
Speaker 9: rnc's health and with you know, people like case and
31:00
Speaker 9: Michael Wattley, both of whom started in blue states. North
31:04
Speaker 9: Carolina was a blue state, moved to a red state. Kentucky,
31:06
Speaker 9: blue state, moved to a red state. They have the
31:09
Speaker 9: experience know how to do this, and we're going to
31:11
Speaker 9: tap into that experience. Casey's here, you know, Chairman Wattley
31:15
Speaker 9: is going to be coming back the entire RNC staff
31:17
Speaker 9: that's fully committed.
31:19
Speaker 5: You know.
31:20
Speaker 9: I have regular conversations with our friends in the White
31:22
Speaker 9: House who want to be helpful to Connecticut. Our main
31:26
Speaker 9: contact at the White House is our former R and
31:28
Speaker 9: C regional political director Ashley, who we talk to regularly.
31:32
Speaker 9: So it's really utilizing the experience and the know how
31:36
Speaker 9: these people who have done it, and kind of taking
31:39
Speaker 9: that model and figuring out how do we bring it
31:41
Speaker 9: here to Connecticut and start to pick off seats. You know,
31:45
Speaker 9: literally it's one at a time, as Casey said, you
31:47
Speaker 9: take one here, you take one there, and suddenly you're
31:49
Speaker 9: beginning to build majorities and building numbers. And that's really
31:52
Speaker 9: what we're looking to do on a long term view.
31:55
Speaker 3: We are talking to National Republican co Chair Casey Crosby,
31:59
Speaker 3: along with the Chairman of the Republican Party here in
32:02
Speaker 3: the state of Connecticut. I have one final question. I'm
32:05
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32:09
Speaker 3: President on a somewhat regular basis.
32:11
Speaker 8: We are very connected our building. We are one. We
32:14
Speaker 8: are an extenstant of President Trump and dere agenda, and
32:18
Speaker 8: we are out promoting the America First message, you know,
32:21
Speaker 8: and again, it's just truly an honor to be in
32:23
Speaker 8: this position and be able to go out and work
32:25
Speaker 8: for the president every day. I mean, I know it
32:27
Speaker 8: sounds silly, but I literally during the campaign, I woke
32:30
Speaker 8: up every day thing and what can I do today
32:33
Speaker 8: to help elect President Trump? What can Casey Crosby do
32:36
Speaker 8: every single day, whether it was raising money, signing off
32:39
Speaker 8: on contracts, making sure our reports were compliant, we were
32:42
Speaker 8: staying out of trouble with finances, what could I do
32:45
Speaker 8: to help President Trump? And some days it was really
32:47
Speaker 8: big stuff, some days it was just little things that
32:49
Speaker 8: I was doing. And you know, when I was elected
32:52
Speaker 8: co chair, it was the same thing. What can I
32:54
Speaker 8: do to go out and promote President Trump's agenda and
32:56
Speaker 8: support our president and help grow our party so that
32:59
Speaker 8: we can win in places like Connecticut.
33:02
Speaker 3: I think maybe if you could pass this idea, I
33:04
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33:08
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Speaker 8: I think that would be Oh yeah, that would be amazing.
33:14
Speaker 4: You could do it, pull it off, it'd be great.
33:16
Speaker 3: All right, Chairman, I thank you very much, Casey Crosby,
33:20
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33:23
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Speaker 3: Some people say he doesn't have that much money, but
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Speaker 3: let's give him the benefit of doubt. He's not poor.
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Speaker 3: And then you've got a ticked off multi billionaire, the richest,
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Speaker 3: arguably the richest man in the world. And they're mad
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Speaker 3: at the bureaucracy, they're mad at the deep state, they're
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Speaker 3: mad at the swamp, and people somehow now are calling
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Speaker 3: Elon Musk stupid. I mean, that's the most ludicrous thing
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Speaker 3: anybody could say about a guy who's the richest person
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Speaker 3: in the world. It's about as moronically ignorant as you
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Speaker 3: possibly can be. The point is they're angry. Think about this.
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Speaker 3: They're angry that the president and his right hand man
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Speaker 3: is trying to find all of these different compartments and
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Speaker 3: departments where they have been siphoning off money for decades.
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Speaker 3: It's inexcusable and it's indefensible for those of you who
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Speaker 3: consider yourself card carrying Democrats to fight. There's nothing you
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Speaker 3: can fight. You've got nothing, there's no rounds in your gun,
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Speaker 3: there's nothing you can fire back with except rhetoric and nonsense.
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Speaker 4: Stupid. Oh this is not the right way to do it.
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Speaker 4: Oh you can't do that. Listen. If destroying the Department.
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Speaker 3: Of Education, okay, only to rebuild something in its place,
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Speaker 3: or to give the power back to the States, to
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Speaker 3: have to tear something completely to the ground, I'm okay
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Speaker 3: with that.
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Speaker 4: This is what I signed up for. I've said it before.
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Speaker 3: Sometimes, if you're a construction person, sometimes the foundation and
40:30
Speaker 3: the rot in the house is so bad you got
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Speaker 3: to tear it down and rebuild it up. Well, that's
40:35
Speaker 3: not a bad plan in a lot of cases. And
40:39
Speaker 3: all of these programs that feed into all of these
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Speaker 3: other programs are why these people are in panic mode.
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Speaker 3: And then in many cases, when you're talking about the
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Speaker 3: ultra rich, the ultra wealthy politician who got rich with
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Speaker 3: their hands in the cookie jar, they're scared that eventually
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Speaker 3: their name is going to be up on the Broadway
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Speaker 3: big lights, and you know they're gonna get taken down.
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Speaker 3: And I think there's a lot of people in Washington
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Speaker 3: that fit that bill.
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Speaker 4: Thirty days, he's.
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Speaker 3: Been in office a month in your lifetime, have you
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Speaker 3: ever seen anything like this? And this is not a
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Speaker 3: bad thing. For some reason, our Democrat colleagues were happy
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Speaker 3: with this status quo that we had, Happy with thirty
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Speaker 3: six trillion dollars in debt, happy with a declining military,
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Speaker 3: happy with a declining infrastructure, happy with a population that
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Speaker 3: no longer trust the medical community.
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Speaker 4: And somehow they're happy.
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Speaker 3: They're happy with the largest number of homeless people that
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Speaker 3: we've ever had, the largest number of drug addicted people
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Speaker 3: that we've ever had. They want the status quo. Don't
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Speaker 3: you say that there's something.
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Speaker 4: Very wrong with that?
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Speaker 3: Why would they want why would that be preferable over
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Speaker 3: something better, something different? Oh well, you can't do it
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Speaker 3: the way he's doing it. And what about some of
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Speaker 3: the good programs, Well, okay, if they're really good, we'll
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Speaker 3: put them back in. We'll tear everything down put it
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Speaker 3: back in. Of course, we want to feed the kids,
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Speaker 3: and of course, if the programs are worthwhile, you keep them.
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Speaker 3: But when reading scores have either been stagnant or gone down,
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Speaker 3: nascors stagnant or gone down, why am I spending eighty
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Speaker 3: billion dollars a year to facilitate that? I mean, seriously,
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Speaker 3: what the hell is wrong with you people? What is
42:37
Speaker 3: wrong with you? You don't care about your tax dollars?
42:40
Speaker 3: You could give a damn where it goes, it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 3: And just simply I'll just put my trust in whatever
42:44
Speaker 3: the Democrats say. I mean, some of the things that
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Speaker 3: they do are juvenile. I wouldn't go down some of
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Speaker 3: the roads that they go down. But I'm not the president,
42:54
Speaker 3: all right.
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