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3/10/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Bo Alford, Mike Sarraille, Raj Peter Bhakta, Jake Lang, Christopher Alexander, Steve Milloy. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: America tonight an operational trigger from the airwaves. Tonight, we're
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Speaker 1: going to delve into the chilling radio transmissions from Iran
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Speaker 1: that have US intelligence on high alert for sleeper cells
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Speaker 1: here in the homeland. It is a warning, folks for
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Speaker 1: all of us. Watch your six and if you see something,
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Speaker 1: say something. Plus winning decisively without mercy. The massive US
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Speaker 1: aerosol is dismantling Iran's military, as President Trump signals the
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Speaker 1: war could be over very soon, and oil prices plunge
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Speaker 1: after there was a panic premium when the war started
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Speaker 1: in Iran, President Trump promising there will be severe consequences
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Speaker 1: for anyone meddling in the global energy supply. I'm Dan
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Speaker 1: Ball and real America starts right now. Good tuesdayving to you, folks,
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Speaker 1: thanks for tuning in. US government on high alert tonight.
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Speaker 1: Following a chilling discovery over the airwaves, intelligence officials confirm
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Speaker 1: they've intercepted encrypted communications that they say originated from Iran
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Speaker 1: that they believe could be an operational trigger for sleeper
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Speaker 1: cells here in America. And we've already seen a couple
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Speaker 1: different lone wolfs. According to published reports. The coded transmission
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Speaker 1: was broadcast shortly after the February twenty eighth death of
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Speaker 1: their supreme leader, the Ayatola Kamane. Experts say the message
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Speaker 1: bypassed the Internet and cellular networks entirely, appearing to target
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Speaker 1: just clandestine recipients who hold a specific encryption key uh oh.
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Speaker 1: While official stress there is no specific threat right now
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Speaker 1: to a single location, the sudden appearance of this new
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Speaker 1: message that was broadcast using shortwave high frequency radios has
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Speaker 1: now triggered a nationwide warning to all law enforcement officials
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Speaker 1: and folks. That means all Americans got to start paying attention.
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Speaker 1: Just remember how we all felt after nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: and how we were watching everybody's back when we were
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Speaker 1: united as a nation. Can we try and find that again?
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Speaker 1: Place President Trump, addressing the situation last night from his
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Speaker 1: Miamia golf club down into Ralp, Florida.
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Speaker 2: One of the things we have to do is get
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Speaker 2: the Democrats to stop the Democrats shut down because, as
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Speaker 2: you know, the apparatus that looks into that, Schumer and
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Speaker 2: the Democrats have shut it down, which shows you they
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Speaker 2: probably hate our country a lot. But the Democrats have
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Speaker 2: to open that up. But we've got very very good
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Speaker 2: intelligence into that. We know a lot of different things
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Speaker 2: that have happened that have been very bad. A lot
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Speaker 2: of them came in during the Biden open border period.
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Speaker 2: But we have them under We've got them. We're watching
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Speaker 2: every single one of them. Yeah, we know a lot
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Speaker 2: about them now.
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Speaker 1: News of the intercepted messages targeting sleeper cells comes on
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Speaker 1: the heels of several Chile incidences, the one most current,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure everyone has heard about by now involving two
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Speaker 1: young men accused of attempting to bring a Isis inspired
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Speaker 1: attack to the streets of the Big Apple. Eighteen year
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Speaker 1: old Amir Balack a nineteen year old Ibrahim Kayumi are
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Speaker 1: facing five federal counts, including the use of a weapon
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Speaker 1: of mass destruction, following a chaotic scene near Gracie Mansion
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Speaker 1: over the weekend. According to the DOJ, Ballot was captured
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Speaker 1: on camera igniting and throwing an explosive device into a
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Speaker 1: crowd during a peaceful protest that was titled stop the
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Speaker 1: Islamic Takeover of America. There was a i'll call it
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Speaker 1: violent counter protest nearby by the way. Prosecutors say that
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Speaker 1: this guy, along with his partner, and there's plenty of
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Speaker 1: video to back it up. You're about to see it.
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Speaker 1: There's one throw right there. There he goes. He then
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Speaker 1: attempted to ignite a second device, but then saw NYPD
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Speaker 1: officers and he literally throws the second one at their
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Speaker 1: feet before they were able to tackle him. There's the
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Speaker 1: second one. Watch drops it right at the CoP's feet.
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Speaker 1: The brave cops jump the barrier, tackle his ass, and
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Speaker 1: take him into custody. Now, the device were told by
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Speaker 1: authorities contained highly volatile explosives similar to ones used in
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Speaker 1: global terror attacks. Homemade IEDs. Gee, where'd they get the
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Speaker 1: training for? That? Isis? Who inspired all this? Ran? You
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Speaker 1: know how many of our boys and girls got their
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Speaker 1: arms and legs, faces, body parts blown off in the
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Speaker 1: Two Forever Wars because Iran was funding terror over there
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Speaker 1: a lot.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 1: Court documents show that after their arrest, both men confessed
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Speaker 1: to what they did and said they were inspired by
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Speaker 1: ISIS propaganda, but Lot told investigators who wanted to carry
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Speaker 1: out an attack bigger than the Boston marathon bombing. Both
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Speaker 1: men currently beheld without bail on those federal charges. Thank goodness,
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Speaker 1: I was amazed. You never know in New York, right,
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Speaker 1: federal das are a pardon me, liberal das liberal judges.
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Speaker 1: All of a sudden, bad guys are let loose. I'm
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Speaker 1: glad they're at least keeping these scumbags on lockdown. Feller
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Speaker 1: investigators are now zering in on what they call terror
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Speaker 1: training grounds in the Middle East reportedly visited by the
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Speaker 1: two suspects. Sources say eighteen year old Ballot spent several
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Speaker 1: months in Turkey just last year, returning to the US
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Speaker 1: just two months ago. Sounds like he was the one
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Speaker 1: that got his friend involved. The other man, nineteen year
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Speaker 1: old Coyumi, reportly traveled to Turkey and Saudi Arabia back
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four. Turkey, of course, is cited by
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Speaker 1: our intelligence agencies as a key transit point for individuals
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Speaker 1: that are looking to join ISIS. The FEDS are now
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Speaker 1: looking into whether the pair received direct training or instructions
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Speaker 1: while abroad. Frontline reporter for TPUSA Gabriel Victor and bo
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Speaker 1: Alford were both present at the attempted bombing during this
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Speaker 1: peaceful protest in New York City and describe it, well,
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Speaker 1: let's put it this way. After the wacos showed up,
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Speaker 1: that's when it was not so peaceful.
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Speaker 4: Watch right as we got out of our uber to
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Speaker 4: show up to this event. There was a kid with
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Speaker 4: a freedom shirt getting berated, and it was it was
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Speaker 4: instant like.
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Speaker 1: Right as we.
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Speaker 4: Showed up, we saw some kid get chased out and
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Speaker 4: it just gave me flashbacks to Minneapolis.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, these were white leftists that were coming here to
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Speaker 3: kill Jake Lang. And I'm not exaggerating when I say that.
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Speaker 3: You could hear multiple of the member saying kill Jake Lang.
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Speaker 3: They were doing everything they could to get to him.
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Speaker 6: They were trying.
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Speaker 3: To cross the barricades when he ran away from the
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Speaker 3: attempted bombing. The leftist then went to the other side
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Speaker 3: to try and cut him off.
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Speaker 5: They were doing everything in their.
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Speaker 3: Power to kill him.
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Speaker 1: Joining us now with their first hand account of what
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Speaker 1: actually went down in the Big Apple this past Saturday.
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Speaker 1: He's a conservative activist, a January sixth political prisoner, and
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Speaker 1: was the organizer of that peaceful protest that was supposed
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Speaker 1: to be voicing his opinion of stopping Islam of taking
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Speaker 1: over America. Also joining us, by the way, that's Jake Lang,
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Speaker 1: content creator and TPUSA Frontlines reporter. You just saw him
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Speaker 1: in that clip right there. Bo Alford, gentlemen, thanks for
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Speaker 1: coming on, bo get you into sect. Let me start
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Speaker 1: with Jake Lang. Jake, you and I have had our
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Speaker 1: disagreements about some of the things you do in public,
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Speaker 1: and we're going to discuss that a little bit later
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Speaker 1: in this interview, But I first want to get to
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Speaker 1: what went down Saturday, because no matter what words, what antics,
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Speaker 1: what you've done in the past, nobody deserves to get
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Speaker 1: blown up over language. It's called freedom of speech, even
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Speaker 1: if I disagree with it. So Jake, tell me what
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Speaker 1: you went to New York to do. I heard it
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Speaker 1: was a peaceful protest. It was to air your aggrievance
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Speaker 1: with the Islamic takeover of America. There was a goat involved.
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Speaker 1: Fill me in on what you were doing Saturday, and
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Speaker 1: then Bow will get your take.
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Speaker 5: Well, Dan, not many people know this, but I'm a
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Speaker 5: lifelong New Yorker. I wrestled at Hunter College when I
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Speaker 5: saw that our city had fallen to an Islamic mayor,
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Speaker 5: this socialists Islamic kind of this new coalition between the
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Speaker 5: left and Islam, and the fact that he's allowing Muslims
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Speaker 5: to take over Times Square and they're there proclaiming Islam
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Speaker 5: will enter every household in New York City. I saw
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Speaker 5: that New York City's trending basically towards London. So I
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Speaker 5: got together my group of Christian crusaders. We scheduled a protest,
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Speaker 5: peaceful protests outside the Mayor's house. And that's when the
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Speaker 5: unthinkable happened. Islamic jihadi absolute terrorists came to murder me
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Speaker 5: and all the Christians that are with me. They didn't care
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Speaker 5: how many journalists, how many NYPD officers, how many innocent
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Speaker 5: bystanders were all killed by the bombs that they threw.
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Speaker 5: They only had on their mind to squash my freedom
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Speaker 5: of speech and therefore try to stop this entire movement
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Speaker 5: that we have started against the Islamification of America and Europe.
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Speaker 5: They tried, and they failed because Jesus Christ is on
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Speaker 5: the throne of my life and he has prevented this
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Speaker 5: terror attack from being successful. That bomb. There's no reason
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Speaker 5: I should not be in a million pieces on the
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Speaker 5: streets of New York right now other than God's grace.
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Speaker 1: All right, Jake, let me go to Bell Boe. You
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Speaker 1: were there as an independent journalist for Frontlines TPUSA. You
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Speaker 1: know I backed TPUSA and the stuff they're doing, and
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Speaker 1: so I really really trust your opinion. When you arrived
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Speaker 1: with your partner, there was it, Gabriel, I think was
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Speaker 1: reportant with you? Yes, what did you see before the
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Speaker 1: two attackers through the bombs? What was the scene set
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Speaker 1: it up for us?
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Speaker 3: Oh, my gosh, yeah, and that is very very important.
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Speaker 3: So we were in our uber and as soon as
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Speaker 3: we get to the spot, we had to tell our
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Speaker 3: uber driver, hey, stop stop driving because they were actively
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Speaker 3: trying to assault one of the conservatives that was there
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Speaker 3: in support of Jake, And so we immediately jumped out
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Speaker 3: of the uber and they were just assaulting him. The
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Speaker 3: police were doing everything they can to get in the
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Speaker 3: way and.
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Speaker 5: Stop the assault.
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Speaker 3: Then fast forward maybe five minutes later, you see another
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Speaker 3: reporter who these Antifa militants are saying is a right winger,
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Speaker 3: and next thing you know, they're pushing him to the
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Speaker 3: ground and then kicking him on the ground. And thank
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Speaker 3: god that NYPD was as strong and courageous as they
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Speaker 3: were on that day because they were able to jump
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Speaker 3: in very quickly and get that stopped. But I would
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Speaker 3: definitely say that that crowd was one of the most
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Speaker 3: violent crowds I've saw in the entire time I've been
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Speaker 3: doing my work as a frontlines journalist.
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Speaker 1: And you've been over to Minnesota, you've been to Seattle, Portland, Chicago,
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Speaker 1: New York, you've been to the streets where we've had
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Speaker 1: these violent leftists protests for the last several years. So
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Speaker 1: you're comparing it to those videos we've all seen as
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Speaker 1: conservative Americans, and this was one of those.
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Speaker 3: Wow, I would easily say it is the worst because
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Speaker 3: the difference is they were not waiting for anyone to
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Speaker 3: do anything wrong. If they saw a conservative, they were
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Speaker 3: jumping them on spot.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Jake, let me go back to you. Did you
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Speaker 1: get a permit? Was all this legal that you were
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Speaker 1: allowed to be there that day?
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Speaker 5: Yes, I had. We reached out to the NYPD, let
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Speaker 5: them know where we're coming. The permit, you know, getting
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Speaker 5: a permit for the mayor's mansion. They basically say, the
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Speaker 5: whole entire street side, they've made a protest pen for us,
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Speaker 5: is what they did, because we're not allowed to be
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Speaker 5: on the actual Gracie mansion property. Of course, what they
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Speaker 5: did was they gave us like a fifty yard huge
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Speaker 5: pen that we were going to be in, and then
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Speaker 5: they made a separate pen for the Antifa left is
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Speaker 5: crazy pro counter protesters, but the entire time that we
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Speaker 5: were there peacely protesting. In fact, really it got very dangerous.
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Speaker 5: Upon right where we were staging. We brought a roasted pig.
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Speaker 5: We brought a goat that I had used the day
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Speaker 5: before for a demonstration outside the Kamani Memorial. I mean,
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Speaker 5: this is the state of New York City. One of
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Speaker 5: the worst terrorists ever to usurp a country has being
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Speaker 5: celebrated in Washington Square Park in New York City. So
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Speaker 5: we did a demonstration with the goat, and actually we
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Speaker 5: saved the goat from a hallal slaughterhouse and now it's
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Speaker 5: in a sanctuary where he'll live a long and happy life,
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Speaker 5: not becoming the hullal after meal of a ramadanner Muslim terrorists.
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Speaker 5: So we really just were walking into this protest and
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Speaker 5: I was punched in the phase. I mean, I'm still
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Speaker 5: healing up from that. You see a scratch on my face.
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Speaker 5: But you know, we were had stuff down at us.
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Speaker 5: A couple of my guys were pepper sprayed, But the
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Speaker 5: NYPD was so professional they escorted us into this pen area.
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Speaker 5: They made sure that everybody was separated the best they
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Speaker 5: could but there's something that they can't plan for. And
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Speaker 5: that's when some radical Muslim jihadi decides to make a
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Speaker 5: duct tape bomb of screws and nails and bolts and
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Speaker 5: chuck it like twenty yards over the NYPD police line
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Speaker 5: into the pen which my men were standing at and Dan,
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Speaker 5: my life flashed before my eyes. The bomb landed right
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Speaker 5: in front of the rum.
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Speaker 1: I saw the video. We can roll it again. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it was right by your face.
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Speaker 5: Let me and I paused and I was like, is
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Speaker 5: this real? And by the time I saw it kind
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Speaker 5: of it. It actually did make an audible noise of
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Speaker 5: almost going off. Yeah, watch where this bomb lands.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it was smoking too. I mean, you got to
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Speaker 1: think it was gonna blow.
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Speaker 5: And by the way, this liberal man, the white liberal
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Speaker 5: man that you see there, is literally in the middle
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Speaker 5: of saying all foreigners are welcome, as a Muslim using
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Speaker 5: that cattlepult to throw a bomb at peaceful Christian proble and.
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Speaker 1: Then he drops the other one at the feet of
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Speaker 1: the cops. Look at that. I mean, he was ready
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Speaker 1: to kill those cops. All right. Let me turn back
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Speaker 1: to bow real quick and them let him run. I
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Speaker 1: always got to go boat at any point before the
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Speaker 1: bombs were thrown by the terrorists. Did you see Jake
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Speaker 1: or his team do anything in their little corral that
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Speaker 1: would have incited the leftist protesters to get violent with them.
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Speaker 1: The violence that you saw absolutely not.
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Speaker 3: We have freedom of speech in this country, and Jake
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Speaker 3: Ling and his crew were doing nothing wrong. They were
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Speaker 3: protesting as they should and as they have the right.
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Speaker 3: To the leftist militants Antifa, they were on a new level.
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Speaker 3: I would not even say these people were protesters. These
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Speaker 3: were people just trying to assault anyone they disagreed with.
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Speaker 1: Probably more of those paid agitators. I loved how the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media covered it at first. I'm sure you, gentlemen
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Speaker 1: saw how CNN had to delete an original post. I
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Speaker 1: see you shake in your heads, guys, can we bring
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Speaker 1: up the posts? So this is a CNN original post.
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Speaker 1: It says two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City
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Speaker 1: Saturday morning for what could have been a normal day
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Speaker 1: enjoying the city during normally warm weather, But in less
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Speaker 1: than an hour, their lives would be drastically changed, as
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Speaker 1: the pair would be arrested for throwing homemade bombs during
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Speaker 1: an anti Muslim data. Da Wow, CNN, we knew you
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Speaker 1: stooped to Low's, but this is a new low. Then,
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Speaker 1: after they take grief for downplaying how horrific this act was,
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Speaker 1: they come out and say a post regarding the two
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Speaker 1: individuals arrested for throwing homemade bombs outside the New York
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Speaker 1: City Mayor's home failed to reflect the gravity of the incident,
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Speaker 1: thereby breaching the editorial standards we require for all our reporting.
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Speaker 1: It is therefore Ben deleted. CNN. You know what I
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Speaker 1: always tell you, read between the lines, Boe, as an
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Speaker 1: independent journalist. I just wanted your take on how the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media covered it, and then I'll let your run.
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Speaker 3: Brother. Yeah, of course, I'm sure according to CNN it
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Speaker 3: was a mostly peaceful protest. According to CNN, they probably
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Speaker 3: just you know, wanted to try a new science experiments.
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Speaker 3: Nothing to see there, right, I would expect nothing else.
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Speaker 3: You have to you can never trust any mainstream media.
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Speaker 3: It's sad what the world has come to, but that's
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Speaker 3: what we have to live with.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, bo Elford tpsa Frontlines reporter, thank you for your
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Speaker 1: bravery going out to these cities and exposing what's actually
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Speaker 1: happening on the streets of America with these radical leftists,
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Speaker 1: and now we got to worry about homegrown terror as well.
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Speaker 1: Jake stick Around, got a couple questions for you. Thank you, bo,
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Speaker 1: Thank you for having me on. Yep, appreciate you all right, Jake,
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Speaker 1: Folks know I've had you on the program in the past.
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Speaker 1: You did some some what I thought was kind of
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Speaker 1: fundy antics over in Dearborn and in Minnesota. With all
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Speaker 1: the fraud that's been discovered, h and all the and
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Speaker 1: I agree with you to a degree, and all of
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Speaker 1: the radical Islamis out there that are trying to take
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Speaker 1: this country over. I have for years been preaching on
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Speaker 1: this program about how worried I am about how laxadaisical
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Speaker 1: Americans are about allowing all of these mosques and all
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Speaker 1: of these radical Amands that are literally in Florida, in Texas,
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Speaker 1: in Michigan, in Minnesota, everywhere now California, preaching at their
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Speaker 1: houses of worship that Islam's going to be in every household,
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Speaker 1: whether we like it or not. And if we don't
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Speaker 1: like it, then we're gonna burn in hell because they're
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Speaker 1: going to kill the infidels. So I agree with you
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Speaker 1: to that degree. Now, Jake. Why I haven't had you
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Speaker 1: on the show in a while is because your tactics
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Speaker 1: and your language. And you know this. We had a
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Speaker 1: long discussion last night because I wasn't going to put
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Speaker 1: you on the show after you were almost killed by
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Speaker 1: these Islamic terrorists because of your past antics. And so
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Speaker 1: I'm going to give you a fair shake here in
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Speaker 1: a few minutes to tell people who Jake is and
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Speaker 1: why you do what you do, because I have seen
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Speaker 1: with my own eyes video of you making racial slurs
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Speaker 1: towards blacks. Some say you're anti Semitic. Obviously you make
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Speaker 1: a lot of claims against Muslims, but I agree with
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Speaker 1: you to a degree on the way that you tackle that.
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Speaker 1: But some of this stuff is out there, brother, and
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Speaker 1: you're the message is getting lost when you're saying words
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Speaker 1: like that, because I would never use those words in
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Speaker 1: private or public, and I told you that last night
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Speaker 1: on the phone before we booked the call.
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Speaker 5: So go ahead, Jake, Ben You know there's a disenfranchisement
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Speaker 5: in I'm getting my phone's getting blown up. Everyone wants
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Speaker 5: to and no pun intended there, Dan, There's a disenfranchisement
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Speaker 5: that we've seen with young men, white men my age.
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Speaker 5: I'm thirty years old now, and they're growing up in
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Speaker 5: an unrecognizable America to the America that the beautiful suburb
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Speaker 5: in Narrowsburg, New York where I grew up has been changed,
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Speaker 5: and everything that I know about our society has been changed.
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Speaker 5: And we're currently in an information war to talk about
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Speaker 5: white replacement, and nobody wants to talk about it. We've
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Speaker 5: gone from in the early nineteen hundred and thirty percent
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Speaker 5: of the world population down to seven percent, and during
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Speaker 5: that time, we've allowed this ghetto culture, this invader third
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Speaker 5: world culture, to take over America. And we're seeing across
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Speaker 5: the seas in London, England, in Canada, the Sikhs are
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Speaker 5: takenking over. Down there in Australia, Pakistanis and Indians are
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Speaker 5: taking over. And we're starting to question if the tolerance
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Speaker 5: and this open border kind of hippy love of the
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Speaker 5: boomer generation really benefited our forefather's posterity.
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Speaker 1: Jake, I don't disagree with you any of that. Hold On,
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Speaker 1: hold on, I don't disagree with you any on that,
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Speaker 1: But I say, why do you feel the need to
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Speaker 1: use that language though?
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Speaker 5: That's what because so we're we in this information war.
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Speaker 5: We are fighting an algorithm, and the algorithm is the
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Speaker 5: god that determines all of our attitude on any single situation.
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Speaker 5: And in order to break through this oppressive algorithm, especially
19:38
Speaker 5: as somebody who just left prison, right and I don't
19:41
Speaker 5: have a huge platform, but somebody is very passionate about
19:44
Speaker 5: let's say, for example, Irina Zaruski being murdered by a
19:48
Speaker 5: cold blooded animal thug, a black tread headed thung and
19:51
Speaker 5: that is a statistical, you know, not anomaly. That's a
19:55
Speaker 5: statistical fact that she had a forty one times more
19:58
Speaker 5: chance likelihood of being murdered by a black man on
20:02
Speaker 5: that bus than a white man. And if somebody in
20:04
Speaker 5: her life would have been able to maybe use some
20:07
Speaker 5: hyperbolic language, or she would have watched one of my
20:09
Speaker 5: videos online because I smashed through the algorithm by saying
20:13
Speaker 5: something controversial, maybe, just maybe she would have realized that
20:17
Speaker 5: I'm not safe sitting on the bus next to people
20:19
Speaker 5: who hate me, and it's statistically they want to kill me.
20:22
Speaker 5: And I want the other white women in America to
20:26
Speaker 5: know the facts of life that no one is willing
20:29
Speaker 5: to tell them. And just maybe if I say something controversial,
20:32
Speaker 5: do something that is a little more theatrical than the
20:35
Speaker 5: other people.
20:36
Speaker 1: And Jake and I get that. I know people listen.
20:38
Speaker 1: I know people act up on social media to get
20:41
Speaker 1: the clicks that likes, the subscriptions and the engagement. I
20:43
Speaker 1: totally get that. But I am never ever going to
20:47
Speaker 1: condone what you're doing. I have to condemn it because
20:50
Speaker 1: I don't like it and I don't approve of it.
20:52
Speaker 1: I want that on the record since I had you
20:54
Speaker 1: on my show. Now, a couple questions for you. I
20:57
Speaker 1: just need simple answers. Do you consider yourself a race.
21:01
Speaker 5: Not considered myself a racist? I am pro white. If
21:03
Speaker 5: I was a New Yorker of a New Yorker, I
21:06
Speaker 5: vote for the Yankees, right rout for the Yankees. I
21:08
Speaker 5: was born a white American man, and I see us
21:10
Speaker 5: becoming second class citizens through di We are being hired
21:14
Speaker 5: at our jobs, through the college, the you know, the
21:18
Speaker 5: what's it called affirmation or whatever. If you get the
21:21
Speaker 5: same college test score as they'll say a black man,
21:24
Speaker 5: you're not going to be let into the college to
21:25
Speaker 5: affirmative action. We are being disenfranchised.
21:28
Speaker 1: We must done Trump get rid of it.
21:30
Speaker 5: I know. But white people are on the back of
21:33
Speaker 5: the bus in America. And it's because we've had this
21:36
Speaker 5: weak kind of social virtuing that we need to make
21:39
Speaker 5: everything clazed over and we can't say any bad words.
21:42
Speaker 5: We can't call a spade a space. We've been submitted.
21:47
Speaker 1: Are you Are you anti Semitic?
21:49
Speaker 5: Do you hate anti Semitic? My mother is Jewish. I
21:53
Speaker 5: think that white Jewish Americans are some of the most
21:57
Speaker 5: prominent and freedom fighting hardcore Americans like myself on my
22:01
Speaker 5: mother's side. Even though I was born and raised Catholic
22:03
Speaker 5: and I'm born against Christian believer in Jesus Christ, my
22:06
Speaker 5: father's German and Irish, I also have Jewish bloodline, and
22:09
Speaker 5: I know that many of the greatest freedom fighters we have,
22:12
Speaker 5: including by the way, the man who scored the gold
22:15
Speaker 5: medal winning goal for the US hockey team, Jack Hughes,
22:18
Speaker 5: is a Jewish Man, and.
22:20
Speaker 1: So okay, a couple more hold on, Jay, but hold on.
22:24
Speaker 5: We have more problems with a pack. We have problems
22:27
Speaker 5: with the Hollywood e leaked.
22:29
Speaker 1: Right, and that's a different subjects. Listen, Jews. I have
22:33
Speaker 1: no problem with someone bringing up how much our government
22:36
Speaker 1: gives to another government being upset about that. What I
22:38
Speaker 1: have a problem with is when people throw an entire
22:40
Speaker 1: race or religion of people under the bus right, And
22:44
Speaker 1: some might say, well, Dan, you do that with Muslims. Well,
22:46
Speaker 1: that's because that's an ideology, a culture, a political ideology,
22:49
Speaker 1: and religion that literally wants everyone dead if they don't convert.
22:52
Speaker 1: I don't see Christians, I don't see Buddhists. I don't
22:55
Speaker 1: see Jews saying if you don't convert to our religion,
22:58
Speaker 1: we're going to kill you. But I see a lot
22:59
Speaker 1: of Muslims. It so a couple more questions. A lot
23:02
Speaker 1: has been said on social media since you were a
23:04
Speaker 1: Jay six prisoner, that one you were a Masad or
23:07
Speaker 1: Jewish asset? Yes or no? Are you an asset of
23:11
Speaker 1: Israel or the Massad?
23:13
Speaker 5: No? Yeah, I have never read any contact hold on
23:16
Speaker 5: but not even our own federal government.
23:18
Speaker 1: That's my next question.
23:21
Speaker 5: Reached out. Yeah, you spent several great job for everybody,
23:24
Speaker 5: but nobody's reached out.
23:25
Speaker 1: You've spent several years in prison for j six. You
23:29
Speaker 1: were in solitary confinement forever and ever. A lot of
23:33
Speaker 1: people think that you cut a deal with the FEDS
23:35
Speaker 1: and your an FBI plant. Any truth to that, yes
23:38
Speaker 1: or no?
23:39
Speaker 5: That's ridiculous. I spent nine hundred days a solitary confinement.
23:42
Speaker 5: What kind of deal would ever include? And let's say,
23:45
Speaker 5: like are the reps. Deal is go home and stay
23:48
Speaker 5: with your wife and family. We won't charge you.
23:50
Speaker 1: Got one more?
23:51
Speaker 5: Charged with the most felonies of any jan sixer.
23:53
Speaker 1: Got one.
23:54
Speaker 5: Were going to do twenty to thirty years in jail
23:56
Speaker 5: if they convicted me.
23:57
Speaker 1: All right, Jake, one more. This one busted out today
24:00
Speaker 1: all over social media, probably because of your dominance on
24:03
Speaker 1: social media. After the bombing on Saturday, everybody's saying your name.
24:07
Speaker 1: It's posted everywhere. So earlier today a bunch of text
24:10
Speaker 1: messages got leaked out on social media that appear to
24:12
Speaker 1: be from you. I believe these are dms on Instagram
24:16
Speaker 1: to a guy that was pretending to be a fifteen
24:18
Speaker 1: year old girl who first said that he was a
24:20
Speaker 1: thirty year old girl. I'm going to give you the
24:23
Speaker 1: last minute of your hit here to explain these text messages.
24:26
Speaker 1: Where it appears from what people online are saying is
24:29
Speaker 1: you were trying to meet up with a minor and
24:32
Speaker 1: you're obviously always calling out pedophiles. So a lot of
24:35
Speaker 1: folks now are saying, Hey, Jake, what the hell is
24:37
Speaker 1: this about? Explain yourself on this one.
24:40
Speaker 5: So this was an obvious fishing scam. My team identified
24:43
Speaker 5: it earlier. I have a social media management team. We
24:46
Speaker 5: had been sending out messages looking for women to join
24:49
Speaker 5: us in our burka and bikini march. We had this
24:52
Speaker 5: really great idea to kind of troll the Muslims and
24:55
Speaker 5: have women wearing bikinis on the lower part of their body,
24:58
Speaker 5: but a burke on the top half. And when we
25:00
Speaker 5: had identified that this whatever fishing scam was from an
25:04
Speaker 5: underage person, we immediately said, we cannot have you there.
25:08
Speaker 5: You can if you're sixteen, you can't even be at
25:10
Speaker 5: the event. So it was a complete hoax trying to
25:13
Speaker 5: basically destroy my platform. While we're changing the narrative. We
25:17
Speaker 5: are shaping the narrative right now, and these groupers and
25:21
Speaker 5: people that hate Israel.
25:22
Speaker 1: Yea, who do you think put that out? By the way,
25:24
Speaker 1: who do you think is behind that?
25:25
Speaker 5: Ant say that again?
25:27
Speaker 1: Who do you think was behind this? You mentioned gropers?
25:29
Speaker 1: Who do you think is behind us?
25:31
Speaker 5: They're besides themselves that the entire narrative has shifted into
25:36
Speaker 5: anti Islam because they want everyone completely obsessed with Israel.
25:41
Speaker 5: So right now everyone in the world is talking about
25:43
Speaker 5: Islam and Nick Fuentes and these people behind the Grouper.
25:47
Speaker 1: Nick's a piece of trash. I wouldn't give that guy
25:49
Speaker 1: oxygen on.
25:50
Speaker 5: Well, he went a toilet damn yesterday he went on
25:54
Speaker 5: a ten minute file ran. I mean, it was like
25:57
Speaker 5: a broken hearted ex girlfriend. He was there, called me
26:00
Speaker 5: a Jewish pig and fat and disgusting and stuff for
26:03
Speaker 5: ten minutes, ranting, and then the next morning, all of
26:05
Speaker 5: a sudden, this fishing hoax comes out, brought to you
26:08
Speaker 5: by the grouperg kind of like zombie group that follow
26:11
Speaker 5: along with him. So this has no merit and we're
26:14
Speaker 5: going to continue to fighting for America. We would never
26:17
Speaker 5: ever allow children to particise. Some of these events are
26:19
Speaker 5: very dangerous, and that's why we had had to ask
26:22
Speaker 5: the age of people to want to come, because obviously
26:25
Speaker 5: we don't want young people there that are going to
26:27
Speaker 5: get hurt.
26:27
Speaker 1: Jake, I'm out of time. January sixth, Political prisoner, conservative
26:30
Speaker 1: activist Jake Lang Take him at his word, yes or no, folks.
26:34
Speaker 1: He answered my questions. Thanks for coming on, Maybe you
26:36
Speaker 1: should take a vacation and take it easy a little bit.
26:39
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe no more peaceful protests that someone might want
26:43
Speaker 1: to kill you at and do me a favor. You're
26:46
Speaker 1: losing the message. I understand social media. I'm not that old.
26:50
Speaker 1: I'm not a boomer like you guys like to make
26:52
Speaker 1: fun of it your generation. I'm fifty one. Listen for me,
26:55
Speaker 1: Listen to me. Can I give you some advice? Young man?
26:59
Speaker 1: You're going to catch a lot more bees with honey
27:01
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27:03
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27:06
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27:11
Speaker 1: you for coming on. Appreciate you, Jake, God bless you.
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30:11
Speaker 7: Today will be yet again our most intense day of
30:15
Speaker 7: strikes inside Iran. The most fighters, the most bombers, the
30:20
Speaker 7: most strikes, intelligence, more refined and better than ever.
30:26
Speaker 1: Our Secretary of War there Pete Hegseth, and declaration of
30:29
Speaker 1: Intensified Air Campaign marks a significant escalation Operation Epic Fury,
30:33
Speaker 1: which could be over soon. Pentagon officials confirm that today's
30:37
Speaker 1: wave of strikes is designed to be the most punishing yet,
30:41
Speaker 1: utilizing an unprecedented number of fighters and bombers to dismantle
30:45
Speaker 1: pretty much anything Iran's got left. Hegseth, emphasizing the US
30:49
Speaker 1: is winning and winning without mercy. Chairman of the Joint
30:53
Speaker 1: Chiefs General Dan Raisin King says that the Iranian ballistic
30:56
Speaker 1: missiles launch have already plummeted by ninety percent since we
30:59
Speaker 1: started hitting them. The primary objective is clear, the total
31:03
Speaker 1: destruction of Iran's navy, air force, missile manufacturing plant, any
31:08
Speaker 1: nuke facilities, you name it. We're going to take them out.
31:11
Speaker 1: Despite the intensity of the assault, administration maintains that the
31:14
Speaker 1: Gold will not be any long term occupation. Hexseeth insisting
31:18
Speaker 1: the US will not get quote bogged down in another
31:21
Speaker 1: nation building exercise like before, while Trump suggested on social
31:26
Speaker 1: media that the war might be over very soon, but
31:30
Speaker 1: Tehran not going out without a fight. Overnight, a massive
31:33
Speaker 1: wave of Iranian missiles and drones targeted not only Israel,
31:36
Speaker 1: but also several Gulf arab These are Muslim nations that
31:40
Speaker 1: are hitting their friends. Air defense systems scrambled across the
31:43
Speaker 1: region in the UAE byh Rain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and
31:46
Speaker 1: all of them intercepting the threats on our behalf and
31:49
Speaker 1: taking out those rockets. In Israel, residents forced to go
31:52
Speaker 1: into shelter as the air force targeted weapons research hub
31:55
Speaker 1: in the heart of Tehran, a strike local witnesses described
31:58
Speaker 1: as the fiercest of the war. Yet the Prime Minister
32:02
Speaker 1: there Netanyahu's saying these blows are quote breaking the bones
32:05
Speaker 1: of the Islamic regime. Meanwhile, US Central Command posted a
32:10
Speaker 1: blunt message of social media today vowing that night and day,
32:13
Speaker 1: the US will continue to deliver overwhelming fire power, period
32:19
Speaker 1: point blank. And then, of course you have the fight
32:23
Speaker 1: over the Straits of Harmuse and Iran. There's claims now
32:27
Speaker 1: that they're planting mines in the water to try and
32:29
Speaker 1: blow up commercial ships that are taking the oil out.
32:32
Speaker 1: Joining me now to discuss the latest on the conflict
32:35
Speaker 1: with Iran. He's a retired Navy seale officer and the
32:38
Speaker 1: chief tealant officer at Overwatch Mission Critical. My pal, Mike Sirelli,
32:42
Speaker 1: back on the program. Mike, nice to see you again. First,
32:46
Speaker 1: let me ask if there's any validity to that report
32:48
Speaker 1: And the reason I say that is because CNN put
32:50
Speaker 1: it out first and said, sources say. Anytime CNN says
32:53
Speaker 1: sources say, I always like to hear it from someone else.
32:56
Speaker 1: Are you hearing from your contacts the Pentagon that Iran
32:59
Speaker 1: has in fact put out stuff to try and blow
33:02
Speaker 1: up commercial oil vessels?
33:05
Speaker 8: Well, intelligence is usually the first casualty on the battlefield.
33:08
Speaker 8: We've got to give the military time to see if
33:11
Speaker 8: there's any validity there. We have decimated their navy. In fact,
33:16
Speaker 8: we've increased their submarine force is what you can say.
33:19
Speaker 8: They're all underwater now. We all knew and it was
33:23
Speaker 8: a primary objective to secure the Straits of Hormuz, for
33:26
Speaker 8: which twenty to twenty five percent of all LNG and
33:28
Speaker 8: crude oil travel. We knew that was essential to the
33:32
Speaker 8: global energy markets. So we've secured it at this point.
33:36
Speaker 8: But to that, we've got to give the military time
33:39
Speaker 8: to valify it or validify it.
33:42
Speaker 1: So, okay, all right, let's discuss other stuff that's going on.
33:46
Speaker 1: You mentioned the ships. I heard President Trump last night
33:49
Speaker 1: at that event down in Florida when reporters were questioning
33:51
Speaker 1: about the strikes and Iran say, we're up to pass
33:53
Speaker 1: fifty one, I think, or fifty two navy vessels pretty
33:57
Speaker 1: much have decimated almost all their air force. Pretty much
34:00
Speaker 1: all they have left MIC is what rockets and ballistic
34:03
Speaker 1: missiles and drones.
34:05
Speaker 8: Yes, and this is where the hunter killer operations continue,
34:09
Speaker 8: or what we call full spectrum kill chain operations with
34:12
Speaker 8: their air dominance over the battlespace of Iran, with our
34:15
Speaker 8: ISR assets, our satellites. They are looking for targets of opportunity.
34:19
Speaker 8: Because we have to assume that regime leadership is bunkered
34:23
Speaker 8: down within this mosaic of underground tunnels and bunkers. They're
34:27
Speaker 8: trying to wait this out. So as targets come up
34:30
Speaker 8: through ISR assets, they pass it to strike assets, they
34:33
Speaker 8: strike it. We're going to continue to decimate the Iranian
34:37
Speaker 8: ability to regionally project or conduct strikes. We've decapitated them.
34:43
Speaker 8: Don't put a timeline on this. The timeline and on
34:46
Speaker 8: our timeline was said by Pete Haigseth. We've got to
34:49
Speaker 8: continue this operation forty seven years for a few weeks.
34:52
Speaker 8: I think that is a small trade.
34:53
Speaker 1: Off, okay, And I agree with you, and I know
34:55
Speaker 1: a lot of people are upset think we're getting another
34:57
Speaker 1: ending war and how is America first? But you know
34:59
Speaker 1: we heard f or past presidents say they were going
35:01
Speaker 1: to do something by Iran, and nobody ever did till Trump.
35:04
Speaker 1: Real quick, I want to get your take on that
35:06
Speaker 1: missile that hit the Iranian school and killed one hundred
35:09
Speaker 1: plus young school girls. A lot of folks are blaming
35:13
Speaker 1: the US, some are blaming Israel. I saw someone break
35:17
Speaker 1: down video of one of the missiles and it appeared
35:21
Speaker 1: to originate from Iran, and the smoke trail then appeared
35:25
Speaker 1: to have it come back down in Iran. We know
35:28
Speaker 1: when they started striking Israel after the war in Gaza,
35:32
Speaker 1: that missiles they would fire because their systems are nowhere
35:34
Speaker 1: near as sophisticated as ours, would misfire and hit things
35:39
Speaker 1: in Iran or hit even in Gaza. And then they
35:41
Speaker 1: tried to blame it on other people when they were
35:43
Speaker 1: firing at Israel. This is feasible to believe. Yes, it
35:47
Speaker 1: could have been friendly fire from Israel. It could have
35:50
Speaker 1: been one of ours, but it also could have been
35:51
Speaker 1: a misfire from them. And there's no definitive answer yet
35:55
Speaker 1: yes or no.
35:56
Speaker 8: The easy answers we don't know. Nobody knows it's not
36:00
Speaker 8: journalistic integrity. Don't jump to conclusions without all the information.
36:04
Speaker 8: Let's say this was collateral damage. You know the rules
36:07
Speaker 8: of war. Young men die, Collateral damage also happens. It's tragic.
36:11
Speaker 8: If this were a missile, a tea lamb fired by
36:15
Speaker 8: our navy, trust me, the sailors on that ship are
36:18
Speaker 8: feeling the pain.
36:20
Speaker 5: We take this seriously. Now, we will look into it.
36:23
Speaker 8: We will investigate, we will dissect the root cause, analysis
36:26
Speaker 8: of how this happened, and make the necessary changes. We
36:29
Speaker 8: don't take this very lightly. And trust me, if it
36:33
Speaker 8: was us, it was collateral damage. That is the nature
36:35
Speaker 8: of war, as tragic as it may be.
36:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It is. Finally, I have one question
36:42
Speaker 1: for you. I've been seeing a former guest on my show,
36:44
Speaker 1: retired Colonel McGregor, Doug McGregor from the Army. He's been
36:48
Speaker 1: doing the talk show rounds for the last week or
36:50
Speaker 1: so and claiming that America and Israel are losing this war,
36:54
Speaker 1: that several bases and outposts and harbors have been decimated
36:58
Speaker 1: and destroyed by the Iranians. And I'm not sure why
37:01
Speaker 1: he's saying this, because I haven't seen any reporting like that.
37:03
Speaker 1: Is there any validity to what the colonel has been
37:05
Speaker 1: saying out there over the past week since this conflict started.
37:09
Speaker 8: Now, I've seen the clips of the colonel. I think
37:11
Speaker 8: he's wrong. I think he's being hyperbolic. He's trying to
37:14
Speaker 8: get clicks. Again, we are on the offensive. I mean
37:19
Speaker 8: you've seen and you mentioned it, the percentage of strikes
37:22
Speaker 8: by Iran has come down immensely. So have they hit
37:26
Speaker 8: our basis?
37:26
Speaker 1: Yes?
37:27
Speaker 8: Did they take the lives of seven of our soldiers?
37:29
Speaker 8: They did, and that's tragic for our nation. But right now, again,
37:33
Speaker 8: that type of rhetoric doesn't help the situation when it's
37:37
Speaker 8: not backed by something called fact.
37:39
Speaker 1: Thank you, retired US Navy Seal Officer Mike Sirelli, Thank you, brother,
37:43
Speaker 1: appreciate you. Take care.
37:44
Speaker 5: Thanks Dan.
37:45
Speaker 1: Yeah, coming up after the break with the conflict that
37:47
Speaker 1: ran intensifying the price of oil spikee for about a week,
37:50
Speaker 1: but then it came back down just like President Trump
37:53
Speaker 1: said it would. So how is the Trump economy doing
37:56
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40:22
Speaker 1: Welcome back. With energy being a key component of the
40:24
Speaker 1: American economy, President Trump issuing a blistering warning to Terran
40:28
Speaker 1: this week. In a late night post, the President vowed
40:30
Speaker 1: the US will hit a Ran twenty times harder than
40:33
Speaker 1: before if the regime follows through. We're trying to close
40:37
Speaker 1: off the straits of our moves pretty much, you know,
40:39
Speaker 1: stopping the oil from flowing. Describing potential targets as easily destroyable,
40:43
Speaker 1: Trump warned that overwhelming destruction would rain down upon that nation,
40:47
Speaker 1: making it virtually impossible for i Ran to ever be rebuilt.
40:50
Speaker 1: The President framed the move as a gift to oil
40:54
Speaker 1: dependent nations like China, while urging tanker crews to show
40:57
Speaker 1: some guts and keep staying on the waterway, just like
41:01
Speaker 1: President Trump promise. The pain at the pump was only temporary.
41:06
Speaker 1: Crude oil prices that shot up past ninety bucks. Guess
41:09
Speaker 1: what just went down almost ninety bucks, all within a week.
41:13
Speaker 1: Go figure. Don't blame that one on Trump. It comes
41:16
Speaker 1: after President Trump signaled to warn Iran will be complete
41:20
Speaker 1: very soon. The news brought immediate relief to global stock markets,
41:24
Speaker 1: wiping out the panic premium that recently pushed gas prices
41:28
Speaker 1: to a four year high. And on the heels of
41:39
Speaker 1: the economy, how about some good news. What a difference
41:42
Speaker 1: a year or so makes right twelve thirteen months ago
41:45
Speaker 1: American families burdened by the Biden regime think about it,
41:49
Speaker 1: But the Trump effect has our economy firing on all sellers.
41:53
Speaker 1: Is everything great and back to normal? No, but he's
41:56
Speaker 1: working on it a hell of a lot better than Democrats.
41:58
Speaker 1: Have over eight regulations for every new one, and prioritizing
42:03
Speaker 1: American energy over foreign. The president has unlocked historic surge.
42:09
Speaker 1: The stock market soared, adding more than five trillion dollars
42:12
Speaker 1: in household wealth in just one year. The previous administration
42:15
Speaker 1: saw wages stagnant. Now we're seeing four and a half
42:18
Speaker 1: percent year over year increase in take home pay, not
42:21
Speaker 1: just for white collar but blue collar workers. Unemployment hit
42:24
Speaker 1: a fifty year low in key demographics. We're adding back
42:28
Speaker 1: manufacturing jobs since he took over. It is absolutely insane.
42:35
Speaker 1: And that brings me to our next guest and something
42:37
Speaker 1: he's doing a little special. That's real good news. A
42:40
Speaker 1: shuttered Vermont campus back on the market. Entrepreneur Raj Peter
42:46
Speaker 1: Bacta is walking away from his plan to build a
42:48
Speaker 1: luxury resort and instead looking for a higher calling for
42:52
Speaker 1: the former Green Mountain College. The one hundred and fifteen
42:55
Speaker 1: acre campus has been quiet since twenty nineteen, when financial
42:59
Speaker 1: struggles forced the school to close. Bacta brought the property
43:03
Speaker 1: for just five million dollars, originally aiming at building a
43:07
Speaker 1: big distillery. By the way, this is the whistlepig guy.
43:10
Speaker 1: He knows his whiskey and a hotel. But those plans sideline,
43:14
Speaker 1: now cited as a casualty of rising costs and some
43:16
Speaker 1: local pushback. Now he's offering the site up valued at
43:20
Speaker 1: more than twenty million bucks. I can't believe I'm saying
43:24
Speaker 1: this for free. Baka says he wants the property to
43:27
Speaker 1: serve as a hub for Western civilization and Christian heritage,
43:32
Speaker 1: returning the campus to its nineteenth century roots of a
43:35
Speaker 1: Methodist academy. The gift comes with a catch. It isn't
43:40
Speaker 1: cheap to run. It costs about a million dollars a
43:42
Speaker 1: year just to keep the lights and the grounds maintained,
43:44
Speaker 1: so any group stepping up has to prove they got
43:46
Speaker 1: the capital, and then he wants his faith driven mission
43:50
Speaker 1: to become a reality. He's been on before because I
43:55
Speaker 1: enjoy some good Kentucky bourbon and whiskey and this guy
43:57
Speaker 1: knows it. So joining me now to talk about the
43:59
Speaker 1: plan for this campus. But bigger picture, I want this
44:03
Speaker 1: CEO's founder on how the Trump economy is doing a
44:06
Speaker 1: little after a year in to Trump's second term. So
44:09
Speaker 1: let's welcome back the founder of BC the Spirits and yes,
44:11
Speaker 1: the originator of whistle Pig whiskey. If you know you're bourbon,
44:15
Speaker 1: they're both good. Raj Peter Bacner Beck on the program. Raj,
44:18
Speaker 1: thanks for having your folks send the new one. I
44:21
Speaker 1: just got it literally about two hours ago. Love the
44:24
Speaker 1: bottle haven't had a sip. How you been, my friend.
44:26
Speaker 1: Nice to see you again.
44:27
Speaker 5: I've been well. Good to see you, Good to see you.
44:29
Speaker 5: I've been well. No complaints, no complaints.
44:31
Speaker 1: All right, Today, before we get to this campus and
44:33
Speaker 1: real estate deal that you did, that you now did
44:35
Speaker 1: a one to eighty on, I want to ask you,
44:38
Speaker 1: as a guy who's been in business for years in
44:40
Speaker 1: this country. Family came here for the American dream, and
44:43
Speaker 1: you're a proof of the American dream. How's Trump doing
44:46
Speaker 1: so far? What do you give forty seven A A B,
44:48
Speaker 1: A C.
44:50
Speaker 5: I'd give him a B.
44:51
Speaker 9: I mean I really liked when and that's when I
44:54
Speaker 9: was last on the on the show with you, when
44:57
Speaker 9: we were talking about I love the tariffs. I think
44:59
Speaker 9: he really would have loved for him to stay on that,
45:02
Speaker 9: you know, and really rebuild the economic base here. I
45:06
Speaker 9: can't say that I'm such a fan of the interact
45:10
Speaker 9: of the actions that we're taking the Middle East right now.
45:12
Speaker 1: To be honest, sure understandable, but all.
45:15
Speaker 9: That said, I mean, look hell of a lot better
45:18
Speaker 9: than the alternative. But I really wish you would focus
45:20
Speaker 9: on America first. You go to you know, many many
45:23
Speaker 9: towns in the Middle of America. There's still suffering, better
45:26
Speaker 9: than before, but there's still suffering.
45:27
Speaker 5: And instead of dropping.
45:29
Speaker 9: Bombs on foreign countries, I prefer we wield hammers and
45:33
Speaker 9: rebuild the country right here.
45:34
Speaker 1: I gotcha, and I totally hear both sides, and I
45:37
Speaker 1: respect both sides of that. Being an old vet, I
45:40
Speaker 1: kind of look at it twofold while I'm an America
45:43
Speaker 1: first guy, and I've been on the Trump train since
45:44
Speaker 1: fifteen when he came down the escalator. Nobody wants to
45:47
Speaker 1: see war, Nobody wants to see seven of our troops die.
45:51
Speaker 1: But I also understand what a threat Iran has been
45:54
Speaker 1: to US and the world for forty seven years, and
45:57
Speaker 1: past presidents from reaganon have done nothing but talk, and
46:00
Speaker 1: so I'm kind of glad that he actually did take action.
46:02
Speaker 1: I don't like the timing because we are in economic recovery,
46:05
Speaker 1: and you're right that money could have been used elsewhere.
46:07
Speaker 1: That's why you're giving him the b instead of a
46:09
Speaker 1: totally understand that. As far as the energy, look at
46:13
Speaker 1: what he's done though to unleash energy. We are now
46:15
Speaker 1: cranking out more oil and natural gas than we've had
46:17
Speaker 1: in what over fifty years. In some sectors, and in
46:20
Speaker 1: some cases, like since nineteen hundred, he's making us energy independent,
46:24
Speaker 1: so we don't have to rely on these nations that
46:26
Speaker 1: don't like America. That's got to be a good thing
46:29
Speaker 1: for the future too.
46:30
Speaker 5: There's no doubt about it.
46:31
Speaker 9: And I'll say, you know certain things differently I ran,
46:35
Speaker 9: I'll tell you, I hope you're right.
46:36
Speaker 5: I hope the president's right.
46:38
Speaker 9: Let's pray right that he's right and we can get
46:40
Speaker 9: out of this thing quickly, and that the Iranian people
46:42
Speaker 9: will be a beneficiary in the world will be a
46:44
Speaker 9: safer place. But if you look at the actions that
46:47
Speaker 9: we've taken here and getting oil production up, that's nothing
46:50
Speaker 9: but a good thing. And you know, going back to
46:52
Speaker 9: our old policy and Monroe doctrine, what we did at Venezuela,
46:55
Speaker 9: getting rid of a real thug and getting you oil
46:57
Speaker 9: flowing out of there in our own backyard, that's a
47:00
Speaker 9: good move.
47:01
Speaker 1: So, you know, and get rid of regulation, like he said,
47:04
Speaker 1: you remove what is it for every If there's a
47:07
Speaker 1: new regulation for companies, which I'm sure you can respect,
47:09
Speaker 1: we got to remove eight. Was that the number? Otherwise
47:12
Speaker 1: we don't approve the new one. Take out eight, and
47:14
Speaker 1: I know that companies appreciate when there's less government overreach.
47:18
Speaker 9: Absolutely absolutely. I mean we are so overregulated as a society,
47:23
Speaker 9: and that's what also drives, you know, as you know it,
47:26
Speaker 9: the business abroad, because if you can go do it
47:28
Speaker 9: with no regulation and no laws and no minimum wage
47:32
Speaker 9: and no UNI.
47:33
Speaker 1: Actually, I like, you're going to take it overseas.
47:36
Speaker 5: They're going to take it over seats.
47:37
Speaker 1: I'm trying to bring it back home.
47:38
Speaker 9: So the jobs don't go, and then we have to
47:41
Speaker 9: borrow the money to take it back. And then you
47:43
Speaker 9: know where people used to have great, high high wage
47:45
Speaker 9: jobs and manufacturing, now they're working at Walmart selling the
47:48
Speaker 9: shit they used to make.
47:49
Speaker 1: Sorry, oh, you can do what you want. Rush all
47:52
Speaker 1: right real quick before I lose you, because I know
47:53
Speaker 1: you're a busy guy. This campus, I pretty much laid
47:55
Speaker 1: it all out over there where in Vermont, I get it.
47:59
Speaker 1: Locals were like, now we don't want some big hotel whatever.
48:02
Speaker 1: So you're switching gears. You're trying to make this a
48:05
Speaker 1: place of learning about God. I love this. It's Green
48:07
Speaker 1: Mountain College.
48:09
Speaker 9: So yeah, if.
48:10
Speaker 1: Somebody wants to get a hold of you and is
48:11
Speaker 1: interested in doing business on this property. Sounds like a
48:15
Speaker 1: good deal, sounds like you picked it up and stole
48:17
Speaker 1: it for five mil. How do they get a hold
48:19
Speaker 1: of you? How do they start the process.
48:20
Speaker 9: Well, there's a great though, would say, if you look
48:22
Speaker 9: at Green Mountain College revitalization, the website will show up.
48:25
Speaker 9: But really we have an asset that if you wanted
48:28
Speaker 9: to rebuild this place, Dan, you'd spend two to three
48:30
Speaker 9: hundred million dollars to rebuild this beautiful campus on a river.
48:35
Speaker 9: And the idea that we've got here, and it's not
48:38
Speaker 9: so much just because we ran into regulatory issues, although
48:41
Speaker 9: we did. Really, sitting down, I felt that God was
48:44
Speaker 9: calling me to try to do something about the problems
48:47
Speaker 9: in our society.
48:48
Speaker 5: And if we look.
48:48
Speaker 9: Deep about what's going on in America today, we'll realize
48:52
Speaker 9: that we have a crisis of faith and a crisis
48:54
Speaker 9: of spirituality.
48:55
Speaker 5: And everything downstream, God bless everything downstream stems from that.
49:00
Speaker 9: And if we can go after that, and we can
49:02
Speaker 9: go after that basis, and there's a group if you're listening,
49:05
Speaker 9: if you've got a dream and you get a plan
49:06
Speaker 9: and you have execution capacity, you got something that will
49:09
Speaker 9: cost you two to three hundred million to rebuild in
49:12
Speaker 9: a beautiful classic New England college campus looks a goot
49:15
Speaker 9: mini Dartmouth.
49:16
Speaker 5: Not many chances like it's going to come.
49:18
Speaker 1: You know what you need, Raj. What about Liberty University
49:21
Speaker 1: or a Hillsdale second campus over there? That's what I feel.
49:24
Speaker 1: I feel like a Hillsdale or a Liberty. Anyway, I'm
49:27
Speaker 1: almost out of time. I don't want to cut you
49:28
Speaker 1: off real quick, because I know you just launched another
49:31
Speaker 1: beautiful new whiskey, which I'm going to try when I'm
49:33
Speaker 1: off the air. Because we don't drink at work. It's
49:37
Speaker 1: bucked in nineteen twenty eight.
49:38
Speaker 5: Yeah, you got too much regulation, Dan. We need to
49:41
Speaker 5: deregulate your job so you can have a drink, right.
49:44
Speaker 1: I don't do it. I never have him thirty three years.
49:46
Speaker 1: I love that it says inspired by the Roaring twenties.
49:49
Speaker 1: I can tell by the iconic bottle. It looks like
49:51
Speaker 1: an old marquee on a movie theater or a store
49:54
Speaker 1: back in the twenties or thirties. Love it. I'll try
49:56
Speaker 1: it later. Check out he's got several different whiskeys under
49:58
Speaker 1: the box of spirits. Raj. Thank you, brother, and thank
50:01
Speaker 1: you for what you're doing with that campus because I
50:03
Speaker 1: agree with you. Everything we've been facing in this country
50:06
Speaker 1: and in this world comes down to not left or
50:08
Speaker 1: right and politics. It comes down to good versus evil,
50:11
Speaker 1: and we need more good and God in our lives.
50:13
Speaker 1: So thank you for doing that. RAJ Peter Baxta, the founder,
50:16
Speaker 1: original founder of Whistlepig, now the founder of Bacta Spirits.
50:19
Speaker 5: God bless you, brother, God bless you Amen.
50:22
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50:26
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50:28
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50:30
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50:33
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50:36
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52:58
Speaker 1: American families. Maybe we'll soon see drop in the utility
53:01
Speaker 1: bills thanks to a landmark deal struck between the White
53:03
Speaker 1: House and the titans of the tech industry. Yeah, the
53:06
Speaker 1: rate Payer Protection Pledge marks a massive shift in how
53:09
Speaker 1: the nation's power grid is funded. Under the new agreement,
53:12
Speaker 1: seven of the world's largest tech companies, including Google, Microsoft,
53:16
Speaker 1: and Open Ai, have committed to build their own power strategy.
53:20
Speaker 1: That means these companies will all be responsible for building
53:23
Speaker 1: their own small modular nuclear reactors, gas power plants, fuel plants,
53:28
Speaker 1: you name it, so they can power all those AI
53:32
Speaker 1: data centers and not suck off our grid. By taking
53:35
Speaker 1: the burden off the existing public grid, the Trump administration
53:39
Speaker 1: says the move will prevent the surgeon AI demand from
53:41
Speaker 1: driving up costs for you and me, Thank you, mister President. Instead,
53:46
Speaker 1: tech companies are going to have to pay for the infrastructure,
53:49
Speaker 1: pay for the surplus and energy, so we don't. Joining
53:53
Speaker 1: us now to discuss the future of AI in America
53:56
Speaker 1: and the growing concerns about these data centers that are
53:58
Speaker 1: popping up in small towns us our country and sucking
54:01
Speaker 1: up water and electricity. He's a farmer Trump epa transition
54:05
Speaker 1: team member and the founder of junk science dot com.
54:07
Speaker 1: Joining him, he's an AI expert and the chief Partnerships
54:11
Speaker 1: Officer at volt Return. Christopher Alexander, Steve molloy and Christopher
54:15
Speaker 1: Alexander gentlemen, nice to see him. Steve, let me start
54:18
Speaker 1: with you because you were with Trump on the last administration.
54:21
Speaker 1: This is a bold, great move to take on tech
54:23
Speaker 1: giants and say, look, you're not going to stick the
54:25
Speaker 1: bill to the American people. You guys need to pay
54:28
Speaker 1: for new infrastructure so our damn utilities don't go up.
54:31
Speaker 1: They're ridiculous.
54:34
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's no question about it.
54:35
Speaker 5: It's a great move. It's long overdue.
54:37
Speaker 10: You know, for the past twenty years we've been destroying
54:40
Speaker 10: our grid with the climate hoax and green new energy scam,
54:45
Speaker 10: wind solar batteries that has crapped up our grid. We
54:49
Speaker 10: are no longer prepared to support the burgeoning AI industry
54:53
Speaker 10: and the reindustrialization of America. So the fact that President
54:57
Speaker 10: Trump is going to make these make big tech, you know,
55:00
Speaker 10: provide its own power, which has got plenty of money
55:02
Speaker 10: to do. They take a little bit of time, but
55:04
Speaker 10: it's got plenty of money. It's still it's the right
55:07
Speaker 10: thing to do, especially says big tech was behind the
55:09
Speaker 10: climate hooks to start with.
55:11
Speaker 1: All right, Christopher, over to you. You're the AI guy.
55:13
Speaker 1: You know I always tease you that I'm worried that
55:14
Speaker 1: Skynet's going to take over in my hometown of Archibold, Ohio.
55:20
Speaker 1: Put up the two graphics I found today, Ohio is
55:23
Speaker 1: looking at adding fifteen data centers to a bunch of
55:25
Speaker 1: small towns. People in my little town of four thousand
55:28
Speaker 1: are freaking out. Hundreds turned out to the city council
55:30
Speaker 1: meeting their day to push back and say, who whoa, whoa.
55:33
Speaker 1: These things use tons of water. I read one to
55:36
Speaker 1: five million gallons a day for a large data center,
55:39
Speaker 1: and they suck a lot of juice. Christopher, Am I wrong?
55:43
Speaker 5: They do?
55:44
Speaker 6: In fact, a shopping mall sized data center. Your typical
55:48
Speaker 6: shopping mall consumes more power than the city of Denver.
55:54
Speaker 5: Holy Janello space.
55:56
Speaker 1: Okay, so Trump saw this coming and new to do something,
55:59
Speaker 1: because my goodness, I mean, do you have any idea, Christopher,
56:02
Speaker 1: how many they've got schedule to pop up in the
56:04
Speaker 1: next year. Like again, the article I read was fifteen
56:07
Speaker 1: in Ohio over the next year or so, bringing a
56:10
Speaker 1: few thousand jobs. Great, that's good about jobs, but not
56:13
Speaker 1: if you're making the locals pay hundreds more for their
56:16
Speaker 1: utility bills.
56:18
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's actually some polling that shows that in the abstract,
56:22
Speaker 6: people love data centers. They loved what they contribute, what
56:25
Speaker 6: they offer, and the minute one gets anywhere near where
56:28
Speaker 6: they live, they hate it. So it's a big challenge
56:32
Speaker 6: and something that the industry is going to have to
56:33
Speaker 6: balance and steve.
56:35
Speaker 1: On the administration side, this is something I mean, how
56:39
Speaker 1: did he wrangle tech giants to want to pay for this?
56:42
Speaker 1: You said they got tons of money, but I think
56:43
Speaker 1: they like keeping it. I mean, this is going to
56:46
Speaker 1: be pretty significant to not rebuild, but to build up
56:50
Speaker 1: better infrastructure and almost like their own little power plants.
56:53
Speaker 5: Yeah.
56:53
Speaker 10: Well, look, Trump has kind of got it by the
56:56
Speaker 10: short hairs. Now. You know, they recognize that they needed
57:00
Speaker 10: power to make money, and the only way they're going
57:03
Speaker 10: to get their power is through government permits. And they've
57:05
Speaker 10: got to cooperate with Trump and moreover, they've got to
57:08
Speaker 10: promote the Trump energy dominance agenda, because that's the only
57:11
Speaker 10: way they're going to build the gas plants, which is
57:13
Speaker 10: what they need in the short term to make all
57:16
Speaker 10: this work. And if they don't do that, it's going
57:18
Speaker 10: to be a big fail because when Democrats come back
57:20
Speaker 10: in power, they will one day they're going to put
57:22
Speaker 10: an end to all this. And you can't run when
57:24
Speaker 10: you can't run AI on wind and solar.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, kid and Christopher, final one to you. Should
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Speaker 1: these small towns be worried about allowing these data centers
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Speaker 1: into their communities Now that President Trump has put this
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Speaker 1: in place.
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Speaker 6: I think the pledge has brought the need or the
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Speaker 6: leverage for concessions to these small towns to the forefront.
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Speaker 6: I think local leadership needs to know what to ask
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Speaker 6: for so they can hold these companies' feet to the
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Speaker 6: fire so they do get more benefits than some jobs.
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Speaker 1: Great point, all right, to my family and friends back
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Speaker 1: in my little town of Archibald, Ohio, do your due
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Speaker 1: diligence for you allow that big data center to come to town.
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Speaker 1: Steve Molloy, Christopher Alexander, gentlemen, thank you for the input.
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