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7/8/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Mike Haridopolos, Nick Sortor, Shad Sullivan, Kirk Cameron, Russ Keith. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America.
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Speaker 2: Tonight, day five of rescue operations are underway as teams
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Speaker 2: of search and rescuers continue to look for survivors in
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Speaker 2: that deadly flash footing that devastated central Texas on the
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Speaker 2: fourth of July. Plus trying to wage peace in the
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Speaker 2: Middle East, President Trump meets face to face with Israel
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Speaker 2: Prime Minister Benjamin and Yaho at the White House. But
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Speaker 2: there are still some sticky points when it comes to
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Speaker 2: achieving a lasting cease fire in the Middle East. Also tonight,
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Speaker 2: at ROACHU, Secretary Brook Rollins unveils the Trump Administration's new
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Speaker 2: plan of action to protect and defend America's precious farmland
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Speaker 2: from foreign adversaries like China. Also tonight's specially guests Kirk
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Speaker 1: Your local library.
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Speaker 2: I'm Dan Ball and Real America starts right now. We
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Speaker 2: begin the program tonight, folks. Unfortunately, with the tragedy in Texas,
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Speaker 2: more than one hundred people are now confirmed dead. This
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Speaker 2: is search and rescue operations across central part of that
1:10
Speaker 2: state entered their fifth day today. The majority of those
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Speaker 2: killed were in Kerr County, where nearly thirty children died,
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Speaker 2: young girls at a summer camp, mystic.
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Speaker 1: Dozens of others remained missing.
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Speaker 2: Massive search underway, hundreds and hundreds of volunteers, twenty different agencies, local, county, state, federal, they're.
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Speaker 1: All there helping.
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Speaker 2: The Guadelupe River region in Kerk County was especially devastated.
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Speaker 2: The river rose as high as twenty six feet in
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Speaker 2: forty five minutes, overwhelming the infrastructure and causing that major
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Speaker 2: flash flood at like four in the morning nobody saw coming.
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Speaker 2: Contrary to what the liberal lamestream media wants people to believe,
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Speaker 2: meteorologists and the National Weather Service officials say they actually
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Speaker 2: had extra staff on duty in Texas that day. So
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Speaker 2: all the claims being made that Trump's DOGE cuts getting
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Speaker 2: rid of fraud, waste, and abuse contribute to the disaster
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Speaker 2: is a bunch of bs. Furthermore, the National Weather Service
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Speaker 2: issued multiple warnings in advance, with the initial floodwatch just
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Speaker 2: after one in the afternoon the day before, and then
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Speaker 2: did overnight alerts. Tragically, the rapid rise of the Guadalupe
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Speaker 2: Okay and the spotty cell phone service gave limited warnings
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Speaker 2: to people down there.
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Speaker 1: Plus it was the fourth of July. People were having fun,
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Speaker 1: hanging out. They weren't paying attention to their phones.
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Speaker 2: Probably President Trump spoke about the tragedy earlier today.
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Speaker 3: I'll be going down on Friday with first lady, who
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Speaker 3: would be taking a trip. And we don't want to
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Speaker 3: get in anyone's way because you know, it's what happens
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Speaker 3: if President goes and that ruin's around focused on I
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Speaker 3: don't want anyone to focus on us. But it's possible
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Speaker 3: they could have they could have somebody saved. Still, you know,
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Speaker 3: there's a lot of areas, some big area and you know,
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Speaker 3: probably unlikely at this point, but there could be. I mean,
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Speaker 3: they're thinking there could be the possibility.
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Speaker 1: But what a tragic situation.
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Speaker 2: Joining us now from Texas independent journalist Nick Sorder. Nick,
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Speaker 2: it's been a while, man, You've been the guy on
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Speaker 2: the scene for years now for us. I want to
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Speaker 2: first of all say thank you, appreciate you from He's
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Speaker 2: Palestine to Maui to the border and now unfortunately this
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Speaker 2: horrific tragedy. You've been there since when did you get
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Speaker 2: on the ground on Friday or Saturday Friday night?
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Speaker 4: As soon as I heard what was going on here,
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Speaker 4: we jumped on a flight from DC and got here.
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Speaker 4: And I'm telling you it, there's so much activity here
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Speaker 4: right now, as you can tell, I mean it is,
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Speaker 4: it's quite a quite an active scene. You have so
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Speaker 4: many local, state, and federal officers down here on the
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Speaker 4: ground working these It is still a rescue operation and
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Speaker 4: so I mean it's constant moving, very little sleep for
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Speaker 4: everybody here. Yeah, And you know, obviously it's just describe.
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Speaker 1: What you saw. Nick.
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Speaker 2: You've been great at always getting right up to the story,
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Speaker 2: right whether you were throwing the rocks in the water
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Speaker 2: in Ohio and showing us the pollution or showing us
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Speaker 2: the burned out buildings in MAUI. Just describe what you've seen,
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Speaker 2: because everybody out there is playing Monday morning quarterback with
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Speaker 2: the response time, the alerts, the alarms. But this was
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Speaker 2: something that I mean, this is one hundred year type
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Speaker 2: flood right, twenty some inches falling in less than an hour,
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Speaker 2: and the wall of water and debris that came crashing
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Speaker 2: down through the Guadalupe. This is something no one could expect.
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Speaker 2: Just describe what you see out there and what you.
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Speaker 4: Saw, you know, Dan it's really stupid, this argument that
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Speaker 4: the response time was long because assets were prepositioned here
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Speaker 4: on the ground two days before the event actually happened.
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Speaker 1: Usually when I.
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Speaker 4: Respond to an event like this, it's it's empty, there's nobody,
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Speaker 4: nobody on the ground, there's you know, it's it's mayhem.
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Speaker 4: Nobody knows what to do, and residents are like desperate fleeing,
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Speaker 4: you know, for somebody to come and help them. That
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Speaker 4: wasn't the case here. You had the National Guard already here,
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Speaker 4: you had DPS, the Department of Public Safety, to the
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Speaker 4: state troopers. They were already on the ground Texas Division
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Speaker 4: of Emergency Management. I mean within hours, everybody was already deployed.
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Speaker 4: They had a game plan, they were ready to go,
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Speaker 4: and that's why eight hundred and fifty plus people were rescued.
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Speaker 4: So anybody trying to say the opposite, they're just the
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Speaker 4: flat wrong. I mean, there's nothing else I can say
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Speaker 4: about it. Well, you know what credence of these people,
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Speaker 4: These aren't serious people there.
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Speaker 2: No you know why they're doing it, right, Let's be real.
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Speaker 2: Texas leaders are read Trump's read. So the media and
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Speaker 2: everybody on the left has to try and point fingers
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Speaker 2: and blame people because conservatives are in charge. If this
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Speaker 2: was a blue state, they wouldn't be open in their
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Speaker 2: damn mouths. That's why, let's be real.
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Speaker 4: You're absolutely right, Dan, And yeah, I mean the President,
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Speaker 4: Christy Noam and everybody else, especially on the state level,
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Speaker 4: the governor, the director of Emergency Management, all fantastic, all done,
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Speaker 4: fantastic job.
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Speaker 2: You took a ride with the governor, I heard earlier
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Speaker 2: today to get some aerials.
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Speaker 1: You've got an aerial view, is that right?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, we did. We went over and we did
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Speaker 4: a whole a survey of the damage here to see
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Speaker 4: how rescue operations rations are progressing. And you're able to
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Speaker 4: see that from the area. You get a really good idea,
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Speaker 4: you know, of what it looked like three days ago
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Speaker 4: versus what it looks like now. And they are they're
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Speaker 4: doing they're doing a hell of a job getting this
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Speaker 4: place back on track.
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Speaker 2: What was Governor Abbott saying to you on that ride?
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Speaker 2: What was his reaction to seeing the devastation and talking
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Speaker 2: with the people.
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Speaker 4: I mean, it hurts, especially when you talk to these
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Speaker 4: victims' families that have lost just about everything.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Uh, and you know it's he's he's done a he's
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Speaker 4: done a really good job consoling with them the best
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Speaker 4: that you can in the situation like this.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, what do they need? Nick? I mean it's
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Speaker 1: kind of a dumb question. They need everything. But you're
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Speaker 1: on the ground.
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Speaker 2: You're talking to people that lost literally everything and lost
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Speaker 2: loved ones, lost vehicles, lost homes, lost kids. What can
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Speaker 2: we do as their fellow Americans to help these poor
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Speaker 2: folks out down in Texas.
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Speaker 4: Biggest thing, don't forget about them, don't there let the
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Speaker 4: government just walk away from the situation. They need to
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Speaker 4: support and they need it for the long term.
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Speaker 1: Then that's the key. I feel like you're right.
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Speaker 2: And so many of the tragedies that you've covered, Nick,
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Speaker 2: we've forgotten you haven't.
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Speaker 1: I haven't.
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Speaker 2: We still go back to Maui all the time, we
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Speaker 2: go back to East Palestine, we go to North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: I mean North Carolina had several deaths with these storms
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Speaker 2: over the weekend. A lot of people are forgetting about
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Speaker 2: it because of Texas. Right, there was three or four
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Speaker 2: deaths down in North Carolina because of flooding.
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Speaker 1: So that's key.
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Speaker 2: Do not forget our fellow Americans, Nick, I know you
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Speaker 2: got to run. Thank you so much, brother for being
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Speaker 2: down there. We'll probably check back with you later this week.
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Speaker 4: Sounds good, Thank you, Dan.
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Speaker 1: Take care.
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Speaker 2: Coming up after the break, we're going to continue our
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Speaker 2: coverage of these deadly Texas floods.
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Speaker 1: Next up, we'll.
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Speaker 2: Talk with charities that are helping out. Like Nick said,
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Speaker 2: do not forget them. And also, even though because this
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Speaker 2: response was quick and good and faster than most, don't
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Speaker 2: always count on the government. Because when tragedies strike, it's
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Speaker 2: always your neighbor, your fellow Americans out there lending a
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Speaker 2: helping hand. It's the nonprofits, the charities, the churches who
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Speaker 2: are helping. We'll talk more about that when we come back.
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Speaker 5: We still are looking for people. We're still looking for
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Speaker 5: a lot of little girls and other family members that
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Speaker 5: we're camping along that river, and they will continue until
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Speaker 5: they find every single person, and we will continue to
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Speaker 5: help them and assist in that.
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Speaker 2: Gay JS Secretary Christino Mare assuring Texans the search for
10:58
Speaker 2: survivors will continue. New information still unfolding about those deadly
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Speaker 2: flash floods down the Lone Star. State officials in Kerr County, Texas,
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Speaker 2: where twenty seven campers and counselors at a Christian summer
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Speaker 2: camp were killed in a catastrophic flooding, discussed installing a
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Speaker 2: flood warning system along the banks of the Guadalupe River,
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Speaker 2: but were being told that that county then rejected it
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Speaker 2: because they didn't.
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Speaker 1: Have the cash.
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Speaker 2: The proposed flash flood alley warning system, consisting of sirens,
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Speaker 2: river moniting devices, and modern communication tools, was estimated to
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Speaker 2: be around a little over a million bucks back in
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Speaker 2: twenty seventeen. The county has an annual budget of about
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Speaker 2: sixty seven million dollars, and when they voted, they failed
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Speaker 2: to secure that extra million.
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Speaker 1: Dollars for that project.
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Speaker 2: Now, of course, hindsight being twenty twenty one is left
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Speaker 2: to ask how much is too much to protect innocent lives?
11:52
Speaker 2: And again, where would that money have been pulled from
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Speaker 2: from their budget. It's a question that needs to be asked.
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Speaker 2: But again, this storm was one like you don't see.
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Speaker 2: Officials thought ten inches, It was twenty some inches, and
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Speaker 2: it hovered in one place for like an hour, and
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Speaker 2: it caused a massive flash flood.
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Speaker 1: That happens not often, but it does meantime.
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Speaker 2: Videos and picks now surfacing showing the girls at Camp
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Speaker 2: Mystic enjoying their summer activities just a day before the
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Speaker 2: flooding hit. One photo shows the girls all lined up
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Speaker 2: on a tennis court smiling there it is. Others show
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Speaker 2: them in and around their cabins. So many young, young
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Speaker 2: lives swept away in the mud, the rain, the debris.
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Speaker 2: According to the grandson of the owner of Camp Mystic,
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Speaker 2: Richard Eastland, he died while trying to rescue some of
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Speaker 2: those young girls. He's owned the camp since nineteen seventy four.
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Speaker 2: Searchers found Eastland's body with the remains of three girls
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Speaker 2: inside of a black suv he was trying to get.
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Speaker 1: Out of there.
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Speaker 2: There are hundreds and hundreds of charities and nonprofit groups
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Speaker 2: and just regularly average day Americans out there in Texas
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Speaker 2: right now helping our next guest, and his organization is
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Speaker 2: one of them. Russ Keith is the executive director of
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Speaker 2: Operation air Drop. He joins us now to discuss their
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Speaker 2: mission in Texas. Russ, thanks for coming on the program
13:26
Speaker 2: last minute. I know you guys are swamped. Just briefing, yep,
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Speaker 2: just so my viewers know who you guys are. Describe
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Speaker 2: to them what Operation air Drop is all about, and
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Speaker 2: then we'll discuss exactly what you're doing down in Texas.
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Speaker 6: So, Operation air Drop is a nonprofit organization that does
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Speaker 6: disaster relief. What we do normally is we fly in
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Speaker 6: supplies when the roads are cut off, especially after hurricanes.
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Speaker 6: That's really what we've done in the past. This event
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Speaker 6: being in our backyard where its Texas based organization, they
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Speaker 6: started talking with the mergency management folks down here in
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Speaker 6: the Barnett County area, which was also hard hit like
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Speaker 6: Kerr was. They asked us to come down and organize
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Speaker 6: relief supplies to come in, mostly clean up supplies for
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Speaker 6: after the you know, search and rescues all over. So
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Speaker 6: we've set up here at the Highland Lake Squadron of
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Speaker 6: the Confederate Commemorative Air Force in Burnett, Texas at the airport,
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Speaker 6: and we've had plane after plane after plane fly in
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Speaker 6: the aviation community.
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Speaker 1: Is these are all donated. Am I hearing that?
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Speaker 7: Right?
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Speaker 6: They've they've rallied behind us absolutely.
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Speaker 2: And so you're talking about owners of planes, pilots, people
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Speaker 2: that owned businesses, private individuals. Everybody donates to create Operation
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Speaker 2: air Drop, right.
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Speaker 6: That's correct. We've had separate our different collection points around
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Speaker 6: the state of Texas. We had Millionaire, which is a
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Speaker 6: fixed base operator at Addison Airport whose family was touched
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Speaker 6: by this, and they really stepped up and accumulated a
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Speaker 6: lot of goods. And we've had many pilots that stopped
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Speaker 6: by the Addison Airport, loaded up the airplanes and flew
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Speaker 6: them down here. The headquarters for the Commmbative Air Force
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Speaker 6: in South Dallas at the Redbird or well they can call
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Speaker 6: it Redbird Executive Airport Dallas Executive, they did the same thing.
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Speaker 6: They flew a lot of supplies in and other locations
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Speaker 6: around the state. It's just been in an incredible outpouring
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Speaker 6: of compassion from the aviation community and as they normally
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Speaker 6: do when we deployed to a situation like this, they
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Speaker 6: step up and really support their effort.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so many amazing groups out there right of
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Speaker 2: just as I like to call them, regular, everyday average
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Speaker 2: Americans who see people in need, they're fellow Americans in need,
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Speaker 2: and they take whatever they have, whether they happen to
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Speaker 2: be a pilot, have that skill where they happen to
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Speaker 2: be a millionaire and own a jet, or they're just
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Speaker 2: a mom and a dad who's touched watching these images
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Speaker 2: of these beautiful little kids that got swept away in
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Speaker 2: this flood, and they donate. They give their time, they
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Speaker 2: give their moneies, they give whatever they can give. And
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Speaker 2: I love that about this country because I don't think
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Speaker 2: you find it anywhere else but America. Russ As we
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Speaker 2: sign off with you, what do you need from our viewers?
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Speaker 2: How can we help Operation air Drop to help these
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Speaker 2: Texans in need?
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Speaker 6: So moving forward, the amount of supplies that we've received
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Speaker 6: over the last three days has been phenomenal. I think
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Speaker 6: we're pretty well winding down from that. I'm telling everybody
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Speaker 6: not to collect anymore, just to bring what you have.
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Speaker 6: It's monetarily. Moving forward, we're going to support these folks
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Speaker 6: monetarily as we move, as time goes on, it's going
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Speaker 6: to take a lot of money to clean us up.
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Speaker 6: As you can imagine, We've already got several things in
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Speaker 6: store for the money that we received to support these
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Speaker 6: folks in the cleanup effort. And then go to Operation
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Speaker 6: Airdrop dot org hit the donate button and just donate
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Speaker 6: to the cause. We'll put it to good use.
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Speaker 2: I like talking with smaller mom and pop charities where
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Speaker 2: I know the cash or the goods or services or
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Speaker 2: time if you're a volunteer, whatever. When you get involved
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Speaker 2: with these smaller one folks like Operation air Drop, like
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Speaker 2: the Cajun Navy, you know your money, your goods, whatever
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Speaker 2: you're donating, it's gonna get there directly.
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Speaker 1: It's not this massive, big.
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Speaker 2: Conglomerate and I'm not throwing but in the bus. But
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Speaker 2: it's not like the Red Cross where if you give them,
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Speaker 2: you know, one hundred thousand dollars fifty thousand, five thousand,
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Speaker 2: do you know how much of that gets there?
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Speaker 1: And how fast will we get there?
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Speaker 2: With guys like Russ and smaller units like this, it
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Speaker 2: gets there like tomorrow, like same day, right, Russ.
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Speaker 6: That's correct? We're very nimble, we're very thin, and we
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Speaker 6: move incredibly fast.
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Speaker 1: God bless you.
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Speaker 6: Our whole goal is to have airplanes flying within twenty
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Speaker 6: four the clouds clearing out, and frankly, this time we
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Speaker 6: beat that by probably twenty four hours.
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Speaker 1: Wow, well he's in your backyard, right, You're in Texas.
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Speaker 1: So you had them up.
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Speaker 2: Russ Keith, executive director, Operation air Drop. It's Operation Airdrop
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Speaker 2: dot Org. I believe you said, go donate, learn what
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Speaker 2: they do. Let's help our fellow Americans in their time
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Speaker 2: and need. God bless your Russ, take.
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Speaker 6: Care, Thank you for having me on.
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Speaker 1: Of course, straight ahead a major bust.
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Speaker 2: As authorities arrest ten people down in Texas who were
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Speaker 2: plotting to lure ICE agents into a trap and shoot
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Speaker 2: and kill them. These are the lefties in our country, folks.
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Speaker 2: They've lost their ever loving mind.
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Speaker 1: More on that when we come back.
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Speaker 2: com and do it today. Trying to wage peace in
20:58
Speaker 2: the Middle East, That's what President Trump's been attempting to
21:01
Speaker 2: do since even before he was sworn in. Today, meeting
21:06
Speaker 2: with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Ett Yahoo at the White
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Speaker 2: House or yesterday rather focusing on several major Middle East issues,
21:14
Speaker 2: the world leaders discussing achieving a permanent peace deal with
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Speaker 2: a Ram, also securing a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
21:22
Speaker 2: in Gaza, expanding the Abram Accords to include more Arab nations.
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Speaker 2: More than fifty hostages are still in Gaza. That Yahoo
21:33
Speaker 2: says that he believes twenty of them are still alive.
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Speaker 2: The Prime Minister readering Israel's stance no cease fire that
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Speaker 2: leaves Hamas in power and insisting on maintaining in Israeli
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Speaker 2: military presence in Gaza post conflict meantime negotiations they continue.
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Speaker 3: Gaza is a tragic It's a tragedy. It's a tragedy,
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Speaker 3: and he wants to get it solved. And I want
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Speaker 3: to get it so, and I think the other side
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Speaker 3: wants to get it. Steve, could you talk on that place.
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Speaker 8: We're in proximity talks now, and we had four issues
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Speaker 8: and now we're down to one after two days of
22:12
Speaker 8: proximity talks. So we are hopeful that by the end
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Speaker 8: of this week we will have an agreement that will
22:18
Speaker 8: bring us into a sixty day cease fire. Ten live
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Speaker 8: hostages will be released, nine deceased will be released. We're meeting,
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Speaker 8: at the President's direction with all the hostage families to
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Speaker 8: let them know, and we think that this will lead
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Speaker 8: to a lasting case in Gaza.
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Speaker 2: When it comes to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine,
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Speaker 2: President Trump is reversing course when it comes to supplying
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Speaker 2: key with American weapons.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you heard me.
22:49
Speaker 2: The Pentagon announcing that it will send additional defensive weapons
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Speaker 2: to Ukraine at President Trump's direction, aiming to help Ukraine
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Speaker 2: defend itself amid ongoing Russian attacks. Now, I know a
23:03
Speaker 2: lot of people are upset about this because this decision
23:07
Speaker 2: is a big reverse course. Right, Trump had complained, no
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Speaker 2: more weapons, let's stop it, let's get the war over. Well,
23:15
Speaker 2: you have to remember, if you're trying to negotiate with
23:17
Speaker 2: Putin and he's lobbing bombs and rockets and hitting Ukraine,
23:21
Speaker 2: and you're trying to negotiate both sides to a peace deal.
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Speaker 1: Why would Russia want to do that.
23:26
Speaker 2: They could just be like, hey, we're winning, we're not
23:30
Speaker 2: going to negotiate. So Trump now saying the Ukrainians have
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Speaker 2: a right to defend themselves because they're getting hit very hard,
23:36
Speaker 2: and so we have to give them some weapons to
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Speaker 2: defend themselves. While Trump is still working the peace deal.
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Speaker 3: We want to put defensive weapons because Putin he's not
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Speaker 3: treating human beings right.
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Speaker 1: He's killing too many people.
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Speaker 3: So we're sending some defensive weapons to Ukraine. And I've
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Speaker 3: approved that that was a war that should have ever happened,
23:58
Speaker 3: and a lot of people are dying and it should end.
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Speaker 3: And I don't know, get we get a lot of
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Speaker 3: vote thrown at us by Putin. For you one another truth.
24:07
Speaker 3: It's very nice all the time, but it turns out
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Speaker 3: to be meaningless.
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Speaker 1: I mean, he's got his hands full of folks.
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Speaker 2: He's trying to get peace in the Middle East between
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Speaker 2: three different nations, if you will, because Hamas runs Gaza,
24:21
Speaker 2: you got Israel Hamas and Iram. You got Russia and Ukraine,
24:26
Speaker 2: and then let's bring it back here at home and
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Speaker 2: talk about the men and women dedicated to defending our sovereignty.
24:32
Speaker 2: While Trump's trying to fulfill that mission that he promised
24:35
Speaker 2: all of us expelling millions of foreign invaders. Now the
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Speaker 2: men and women that are in trusted with that job
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Speaker 2: are under attack thanks to radical liberals and Democrats.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, get this.
24:48
Speaker 2: A trio of recent assaults on federal officers have ICE
24:52
Speaker 2: and CBP agents rather on high alert. In Elvarado, Texas,
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Speaker 2: a police officer was shot and in in the neck
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Speaker 2: outside of an ICED attention facility late July fourth.
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Speaker 1: The attack described as.
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Speaker 2: A planned ambush involving men dressed in all black and
25:10
Speaker 2: military equipment. They first set off fireworks, then they vandalized vehicles.
25:18
Speaker 2: Then they sprayed graffiti like Trader and Ice Pig and
25:22
Speaker 2: crap like that all over the buildings and the cars.
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Speaker 2: Nearly five hundred miles due south, in the border town
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Speaker 2: of McCallin, Texas, twenty seven year old Ryan Luis Masqueta
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Speaker 2: opened fire with an assault rifle.
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Speaker 1: We don't call him.
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Speaker 2: That guy's with a rifle at the entrance of a
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Speaker 2: US Border Patrol facility early Monday morning, just yesterday, border
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Speaker 2: patrol agents and local police then returning fire, killing him
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Speaker 2: at the scene.
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Speaker 1: Good riddance to bad rubbish.
25:50
Speaker 2: In Portland, Oregon, four Antifa members have been federally charged
25:55
Speaker 2: for their roles in a violent riot at an ICE
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Speaker 2: facility on the fourth of July. The riot involved targeting
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Speaker 2: of ICE building and federal officers, pepper spray rocks, trash bricks,
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Speaker 2: frozen bottles, whatever they could find or whatever got dropped
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Speaker 2: off for them. All four of those defendants made their
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Speaker 2: first appearance in court yesterday. They got released, of course,
26:17
Speaker 2: on their own recognisance, pending further proceedings, because that's what
26:19
Speaker 2: happens in Oregon.
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Speaker 1: They always let the bad guys out.
26:23
Speaker 2: Cheez joining us now to weigh in on all this
26:28
Speaker 2: that I just discussed, and there's a whole lot more
26:30
Speaker 2: going on in the swamp. Florida Congressman Mike Heirdopolis back
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Speaker 2: on the program.
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Speaker 1: Mike, nice to see you.
26:36
Speaker 2: I'm going to begin at home and then we'll go
26:38
Speaker 2: over and talk about the wars that Trump's trying to
26:40
Speaker 2: extinguish as well. But we got a war happening right
26:43
Speaker 2: here on the homeland, Mike. And that is between federal
26:47
Speaker 2: agents doing their sworn duty that their commander in chief
26:51
Speaker 2: is ordering them to do and radical nutbag leftists because
26:57
Speaker 2: that's what they are. I mean, do we have that picture,
26:59
Speaker 2: by the way, of all the mugshots of that one
27:01
Speaker 2: group in Texas that we're going to try and bring
27:04
Speaker 2: in the agents and ambush and kill them.
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Speaker 1: Because you've got to see these people.
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Speaker 2: They got evil in their face, Mike, their eyes are
27:09
Speaker 2: blacked out. They don't look like a bunch of illegal immigrants.
27:12
Speaker 2: These look like a bunch of young left wing wacko
27:16
Speaker 2: liberal Antifa nut jobs who want to kill federal agents
27:21
Speaker 2: because they're doing their job.
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Speaker 1: Mike, what do you say about that?
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Speaker 9: Unfortunately, I apth agree with you, Dan. This is a
27:28
Speaker 9: tragedy of America right now. You see people out of
27:30
Speaker 9: their mind not enforcing the rule of law. These are
27:33
Speaker 9: folks who just do not respect a law at all.
27:36
Speaker 9: And as the son of a law enforcement officer, I
27:38
Speaker 9: know the struggles that these people go through every single day,
27:41
Speaker 9: and here they are being attacked by fellow Americans who
27:44
Speaker 9: have no respect whatsoever. And I'm so pleased to see
27:48
Speaker 9: they're finally going after those animals after the attack in
27:51
Speaker 9: Portland many years ago, using the same cell phone technology
27:55
Speaker 9: they use against the January sixers. This is about America,
28:00
Speaker 9: about standing up for itself America first, and when people
28:03
Speaker 9: are literally attacking our own law enforcement officers, they need
28:06
Speaker 9: to have their book thrown at him and make sure
28:09
Speaker 9: that we get order because it is undercutting the rule
28:12
Speaker 9: of law and undercut with what America is all about.
28:15
Speaker 9: And so pleads to see these ICE agents are standing
28:17
Speaker 9: strong and that we are going to take back this
28:19
Speaker 9: country from the radical thugs who have run it the
28:22
Speaker 9: last four years.
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Speaker 1: You know.
28:25
Speaker 2: I try to find a positive in all of this
28:28
Speaker 2: negativity when it comes to kicking them out, and I
28:30
Speaker 2: found one. Bring up the headline Chris about the American
28:34
Speaker 2: born workers. So when everybody says kicking out fifteen million illegals,
28:40
Speaker 2: and I love the radical left because usually lefty liberals,
28:44
Speaker 2: Democrat leaders, and I would say the elite Mike, who
28:48
Speaker 2: are always complaining and saying racist things like if Trump
28:51
Speaker 2: kicks out all the illegals, who's going to make your
28:54
Speaker 2: bed in the hotel, who's going to pick your lettus,
28:56
Speaker 2: who's going to watch your kids? Like immigrants are only
28:59
Speaker 2: good for crappy jobs. That is so racist. I'm so
29:02
Speaker 2: pissed off and I'm sick of hearing it. But let
29:04
Speaker 2: me just show you something, because everybody says if you
29:06
Speaker 2: kick them out, this won't get done, that Americans don't
29:09
Speaker 2: want these jobs.
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Speaker 1: Really, did you see that headline?
29:12
Speaker 2: It says, and let me quote it, American born workers
29:16
Speaker 2: are seeing significant job gains as foreign born employment drops
29:23
Speaker 2: in the United States because when you do get rid
29:26
Speaker 2: of illegals, Americans are out there, thirsty and hungry for jobs.
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Speaker 1: They will take them on't they Mike.
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Speaker 9: They share, well, America is a place for opportunity and
29:37
Speaker 9: it should be a level playing field for all. A
29:40
Speaker 9: lot of people have been playing in the shadows, paying
29:42
Speaker 9: people wages that are of course beneath those because they're illegal.
29:46
Speaker 9: They're literally living in the shadows. And by really getting
29:49
Speaker 9: tough on immigration, we're making sure that people who want
29:52
Speaker 9: to get out there and work will have those jobs
29:53
Speaker 9: available at the right price. And what we're seeing is
29:56
Speaker 9: it's not affecting inflation at all. It's a very static number.
30:00
Speaker 9: They lied about this on of course, the workers, but
30:02
Speaker 9: also the tariffs as well. The tariffs are working. You're
30:06
Speaker 9: not seeing inflation like everyone said, what happened. You're seeing
30:09
Speaker 9: as stronger America, and you're seeing the number of people
30:12
Speaker 9: being employed much higher than anticipated. And we have a
30:15
Speaker 9: record stock market. What more could you ask for other
30:18
Speaker 9: than we are winning by simply enforcing the law and
30:22
Speaker 9: making sure that people who played by the rules are
30:24
Speaker 9: rewarded as opposed to the last four years.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of all that, Trump was busy this week. We'll
30:31
Speaker 2: get to the war stuff in a second, but you
30:32
Speaker 2: brought up the economy. Let's talk about those tariffs and stuff,
30:35
Speaker 2: because just three four months ago, the left, the mainstream media,
30:38
Speaker 2: the Democrats were losing their ever loving mind.
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Speaker 1: Mike, Oh my god.
30:42
Speaker 2: Trump's tariffs are gonna shut down our economy. We're gonna
30:44
Speaker 2: forget recession. We're gonna have a depression. And now every
30:48
Speaker 2: month for the last four or five months straight, the
30:50
Speaker 2: job numbers have been higher. GDP is growing, unemployment's going down,
30:55
Speaker 2: and he's working great deals. He's right now just imposed
30:58
Speaker 2: a reciprocal tariff on in South Korea along with twelve
31:01
Speaker 2: other countries, and he's threatening these bricks aligned nations with
31:05
Speaker 2: a ten percent tariff if they don't get their act together.
31:08
Speaker 2: We already saw China come to the table and.
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Speaker 1: Redo a new deal.
31:11
Speaker 2: That one with Vietnam the other day was amazing. We
31:13
Speaker 2: got no tariff's goal in their way, but we got
31:15
Speaker 2: a tariff coming back on there. I mean, this is working.
31:18
Speaker 2: And nobody wants to give him credit. And the two
31:20
Speaker 2: main things he ran on with fix the economy, fix
31:23
Speaker 2: the border.
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Speaker 9: That's called winning. That's an elections matter. The president learned
31:30
Speaker 9: on the job from four years ago. He gets a
31:32
Speaker 9: second bite at the apple and the benefit of the
31:35
Speaker 9: American public knowing that we were on the right track
31:38
Speaker 9: back in twenty twenty until COVID hit. And it just
31:41
Speaker 9: shows that if you have convictions and you move forward
31:44
Speaker 9: those convictions based on American principles, everybody wins. And this
31:48
Speaker 9: is why we're excited about where we're moving this country.
31:51
Speaker 9: It's the reason why we're finally cutting spending as a
31:53
Speaker 9: whole and taking on welfare programs in this country. And
31:57
Speaker 9: he proved, as you pointed out, first and foremost, our
32:00
Speaker 9: number one issue that I heard in the campaign trail
32:02
Speaker 9: was let's make sure that we close the border. Ninety
32:05
Speaker 9: nine percent reduction in number of people coming over the border.
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Speaker 1: The bad guys who are.
32:09
Speaker 9: Protected by sanctuary cities are being arrested and deported, as
32:13
Speaker 9: we proved in Florida with of course the alligator Alcatraz
32:17
Speaker 9: we created and it works. We are sending a message
32:20
Speaker 9: if you come here to break the law, you're going
32:22
Speaker 9: to pay the price.
32:23
Speaker 1: Amen.
32:24
Speaker 2: Speaking of that big, beautiful bill from last week, obviously
32:28
Speaker 2: there's some things that some meg in America. First folks
32:32
Speaker 2: like myself didn't like about the bill, but I understand.
32:34
Speaker 2: We had to get a budget passed and the president
32:37
Speaker 2: needed cash for his agenda to finish off the things
32:40
Speaker 2: with the economy, with the wars, and obviously with the deportations.
32:43
Speaker 2: This one, though, stuck out to me when I saw this,
32:45
Speaker 2: because there has been nothing but lawfair thrown at President
32:48
Speaker 2: Trump before he was president, and I mean in between
32:52
Speaker 2: the two terms, we.
32:52
Speaker 1: Saw all the lawsuits.
32:54
Speaker 2: Now the minute he gets in everything he does, you
32:56
Speaker 2: have activist judges trying to block him.
32:58
Speaker 1: Here's another one. You guys, get the bill passed and.
33:01
Speaker 2: Now a federal judge has blocked a provision in the
33:05
Speaker 2: bill that would defund planned parenthood so we don't have
33:08
Speaker 2: to pay for abortions and nonsense like, oh, let's see
33:12
Speaker 2: transgender not surgeries, but advice, because I know you can
33:15
Speaker 2: go into a planned parenthood and they'll advise teenagers on
33:19
Speaker 2: body mutilation. I'd love to see our tax money strip
33:22
Speaker 2: from that.
33:23
Speaker 1: How can a judge do that?
33:25
Speaker 2: When you all voted, Congress put this in the bill,
33:28
Speaker 2: the President signed it on July fourth, How can a judge?
33:31
Speaker 2: How does she think she can do this from the bench? Well,
33:35
Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more. And this is you talked about.
33:37
Speaker 2: Arrogance are the rule of the few? That's what they're
33:40
Speaker 2: trying to do. They're usually what it's called judge shopping.
33:42
Speaker 2: They find the most liberal judge, they bring the lawsuit
33:45
Speaker 2: and try to stop with the American public clearly once
33:48
Speaker 2: this is not an eighty twenty issue. This is a
33:50
Speaker 2: ninety five to five issue. This is a no brainer,
33:53
Speaker 2: and we're getting tired of these judges taking their kings.
33:56
Speaker 2: That we have an elected democracy, of course, the rule
33:59
Speaker 2: of law, and a republic. The president was overwhelmingly elected.
34:02
Speaker 2: Republicans are in power, and we want to move the
34:05
Speaker 2: ball forward. And so the President has basically said, hey,
34:08
Speaker 2: guess what, I'm actually going to back up my campaign
34:11
Speaker 2: promises regardless of what judges will say. And it's the
34:14
Speaker 2: same thing that blocked the wall, if you remember in
34:16
Speaker 2: his first term.
34:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're not going to allow that to happen.
34:18
Speaker 9: We have changed it and we're going to make it
34:20
Speaker 9: where the rule of law is making sure we follow
34:22
Speaker 9: the constitution, not these rogue judges.
34:25
Speaker 1: Amen.
34:25
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about the two wars that Trump's
34:28
Speaker 2: trying to stop. A lot of people are saying, oh,
34:31
Speaker 2: you went back on your campaign promise, President Trump. You said,
34:34
Speaker 2: no more weapons, no more money, no more aid to Ukraine.
34:37
Speaker 2: You're going to shut it all down. The war is
34:38
Speaker 2: going to be over. He's tried. Putin's not on board.
34:43
Speaker 2: I understand what he's doing because I was in the military.
34:47
Speaker 2: You can't abandon Ukraine while trying to pressure Putin to
34:53
Speaker 2: negotiate a peace deal if they're winning, and currently they've
34:56
Speaker 2: been smoking Ukraine. They've been doing a lot of attacks
34:59
Speaker 2: and they we've been destroying a lot of stuff and
35:02
Speaker 2: human life. And Trump's like, okay, if we let them
35:05
Speaker 2: go and keep doing it, why would Putin never want
35:08
Speaker 2: to have a ceasefire. So I understand what he's doing,
35:11
Speaker 2: but I wanted you to weigh in on the fact
35:13
Speaker 2: that he now says we're going to send more weapons
35:15
Speaker 2: to Ukraine.
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Speaker 9: Well, we're all tired of this war in the Ukraine
35:20
Speaker 9: has deleted our supplies as a whole military. It's the
35:23
Speaker 9: reason why we put so much money back in the
35:25
Speaker 9: big beautiful Bill to make sure that our number one
35:27
Speaker 9: military has the supplies necessary to come bat to war
35:31
Speaker 9: around the world. But that said, clearly, what was happening
35:34
Speaker 9: is becoming a one side of a fair And remember,
35:36
Speaker 9: Russia's getting a ton of money from China because they're
35:39
Speaker 9: selling that oil. And so what the President wants to
35:43
Speaker 9: do is have a fair negotiation. And he learned very
35:46
Speaker 9: quickly that Putin had no interest in having a peace
35:49
Speaker 9: deal because he thinks he's winning despite some of the
35:52
Speaker 9: things he's doing back at home. So the President is
35:54
Speaker 9: trying to be what he campaigned to be, a peace maker.
35:58
Speaker 9: He is a peacemaker. Is the reason why he should
36:00
Speaker 9: win the Nobel Peace Prize, let alone the work he
36:03
Speaker 9: did with the Abraham Accords many years ago. He is
36:05
Speaker 9: a person who wants to bring both sides to the
36:07
Speaker 9: table and end this horrible conflict. The front lines we've
36:10
Speaker 9: not seen since World War one with that type of
36:13
Speaker 9: nasty warfare, and so I think the President make a
36:15
Speaker 9: good short term decision here. We're optimistic that they can
36:19
Speaker 9: come to the bargaining table because in order to have peace,
36:21
Speaker 9: you need to have both sides agree to that presagreement,
36:24
Speaker 9: and the only way to do it is where it's
36:26
Speaker 9: literally a static situation in the Ukraine.
36:28
Speaker 1: All right, less than a minute left. Just got to
36:31
Speaker 1: talk quick about Netanyah, who's visit.
36:33
Speaker 2: He actually mentioned nominating President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
36:37
Speaker 1: I agree with you. I think he should get.
36:38
Speaker 2: He's done so much good in the first term and
36:40
Speaker 2: already in the second term. But bigger picture Netanyahu being
36:45
Speaker 2: here now for a second or third time in just
36:47
Speaker 2: as what six months, the war with Hamas in Gaza
36:53
Speaker 2: still raging on. It seems like the ceasefire with Iran
36:56
Speaker 2: is holding. Just wanted to get your take now on
36:58
Speaker 2: the Middle East and peace there as Trump tries to
37:01
Speaker 2: find it.
37:04
Speaker 9: Since nineteen seventy nine, Iran has been an evil empire
37:07
Speaker 9: and we have finally dealt with that evil empire. They
37:11
Speaker 9: were the foundation of the funds in order to have
37:13
Speaker 9: the Seven Front war against Israel. Now the dynamic has
37:16
Speaker 9: finally changed. I will be actually with mister Nett and
37:19
Speaker 9: Yahoo tomorrow here in Washington. It is essential that we
37:22
Speaker 9: have peace in the Middle East. We have that energy
37:25
Speaker 9: component taken care of, and I think the President will
37:28
Speaker 9: bring these two sides together so that we can finally
37:30
Speaker 9: have peace in the Middle East and focus on our
37:32
Speaker 9: real challenge right now, which is China. They're the ones
37:35
Speaker 9: who are our biggest threat right now, and the more
37:37
Speaker 9: peace we have in the Middle East, the better, and
37:39
Speaker 9: our men and women are not in harm's way.
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Speaker 1: That's the key.
37:42
Speaker 2: Everybody forgets about China because we've got all this other
37:44
Speaker 2: shiny stuff in front of us right now with.
37:46
Speaker 1: Wars going on.
37:47
Speaker 2: That is our biggest adversary and we should never lose
37:49
Speaker 2: sight of that. Mike Carodopolis, representing the eighth District down
37:52
Speaker 2: there in the great state of Florida.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Mike, Take care. Thanks Dan yep up. Next.
37:57
Speaker 2: Earlier today, the Trump miministration announcing a new program aimed
38:01
Speaker 2: at taking back US farmland from the CCP and investors
38:06
Speaker 2: tied to that communist country.
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40:32
Speaker 2: Protecting America's farmland and food supplies getting a boost from
40:35
Speaker 2: Team Trump as administration launches a new multi agency effort
40:39
Speaker 2: to protect it from the influence and control of China and.
40:42
Speaker 1: Other foreign adversaries. Our Secretary of Agriculture Book.
40:45
Speaker 2: Rollins announcing just today the kickoff of the National Farm
40:50
Speaker 2: Security Action Plan. It's designed to promote agricultural prosperity and
40:54
Speaker 2: strengthen our US food supply. At the core of the
40:57
Speaker 2: plan securing and protecting our farm land and with a
41:00
Speaker 2: focus on restricting ownership by foreign nationals, especially from China.
41:07
Speaker 2: More than a quarter million acres are currently owned by
41:10
Speaker 2: Chinese nationals, some right next to our critical military basis.
41:13
Speaker 2: I wonder why beefing up America's agricultural supply chain, making
41:17
Speaker 2: us less dependent on foreign materials.
41:19
Speaker 1: It's another big part of the plan.
41:21
Speaker 2: Strengthening protections for agricultural research and our intellectual property.
41:25
Speaker 1: That's another one, and that's key. China is always stealing
41:28
Speaker 1: our intellectual property.
41:29
Speaker 2: Weeding out fraud, waste and abuse, weeding out the foreign
41:32
Speaker 2: adversaries that own it.
41:34
Speaker 1: That's a good one.
41:35
Speaker 2: And coordinating with state and federal agencies to fully integrate
41:39
Speaker 2: agriculture into our national security strategies.
41:43
Speaker 10: With this announcement today, we are taking this purpose and
41:47
Speaker 10: our American farmland back. American agriculture is not just about
41:51
Speaker 10: feeding our families, but about protecting our nation and standing
41:55
Speaker 10: up to foreign adversaries who are buying our farmland, stealing
41:59
Speaker 10: our research, and creating dangerous vulnerabilities in the very systems
42:03
Speaker 10: that sustain us. Reshoring and near shoring our food and
42:07
Speaker 10: agriculture supply chain is essential for our nation security now.
42:12
Speaker 2: Earlier with the Congressman from Florida, I mentioned that American
42:15
Speaker 2: workers have been reaping the benefits of President Trump's efforts
42:18
Speaker 2: to get rid of the illegal aliens.
42:21
Speaker 1: Check this out.
42:22
Speaker 2: American born workers have seen significant job gains just in
42:27
Speaker 2: the last month and a half, okay, with employment rising
42:32
Speaker 2: by eight hundred and thirty thousand from May to June
42:35
Speaker 2: and more than two million more jobs for US born workers.
42:38
Speaker 1: Since the start of Trump's second term. This as the foreign.
42:42
Speaker 2: Born illegals dropped by three hundred and forty eight thousand
42:47
Speaker 2: from May to June and by more than five hundred
42:49
Speaker 2: and forty three thousand since Trump took over and the
42:53
Speaker 2: Biden regime went by bye. However, the Trump administration is
42:57
Speaker 2: in a bit of a quandary when it comes to
42:58
Speaker 2: illegal aliens who work in the agriculture and food processing
43:02
Speaker 2: industry because they rely heavily on that cheap immigrant labor.
43:07
Speaker 2: The administration is considering temporary measures or some sort of
43:12
Speaker 2: reform for these undocumented workers if if it would create
43:18
Speaker 2: massive labor shortages. President Trump has proposed a plan that
43:22
Speaker 2: would let the owners of the farms vouch for their workers,
43:27
Speaker 2: protecting them from deportation if they are deemed essential to
43:31
Speaker 2: America's agricultural operations.
43:34
Speaker 1: It's not amnesty, but don't listen to me. Listen to potus.
43:38
Speaker 11: People have worked for a farm on a farm for
43:40
Speaker 11: fourteen fifteen years and they get thrown out pretty viciously,
43:44
Speaker 11: and we can't do it. We got to work with
43:46
Speaker 11: the farmers and people that have hotels and leisure properties
43:50
Speaker 11: to We're going to work with them, and we're gonna
43:52
Speaker 11: work very strong and smart, and we're going to put
43:55
Speaker 11: you in charge.
43:55
Speaker 1: We're going to make you responsible.
43:57
Speaker 11: And I think that that's going to make a lot
43:59
Speaker 11: of people happy. Now, serious radical right people who I
44:02
Speaker 11: also happen to like a lot.
44:04
Speaker 1: They may not be.
44:04
Speaker 3: Quite as happy, but they'll understand, won't they.
44:07
Speaker 1: Do you think so well? Joining us now to weigh
44:11
Speaker 1: in on all this.
44:12
Speaker 2: He's an American rancher, My pal Chad Sullivan back on
44:16
Speaker 2: the program, All right, Chad. So, when President Trump made
44:18
Speaker 2: that announcement at the Iowa State Fair last week on
44:21
Speaker 2: July third, people said.
44:23
Speaker 1: Trump said amnesty, He's going to get amnesty to millions
44:25
Speaker 1: of illegals. Oh my god, he's going back on his word.
44:27
Speaker 1: He's a liar. I hate him. Al la la l la.
44:29
Speaker 2: I didn't say that because I trust my president. Now,
44:33
Speaker 2: do you feel that it would cause a shortage if
44:35
Speaker 2: we just grabbed every single one of the illegals that
44:39
Speaker 2: are working in farms and ranches and food processing plants
44:41
Speaker 2: in this country and throw them all out like tomorrow.
44:44
Speaker 2: Would we have a problem, because he believes we would.
44:47
Speaker 2: And so today in the Oval he actually said, it's
44:50
Speaker 2: not amnesty. We're working on a new redefined work program. Well,
44:55
Speaker 2: we have work visas, so would this just be something
44:59
Speaker 2: a little different that we already have, because he's claiming
45:02
Speaker 2: this is not amnesty, and I'll tell you it better
45:04
Speaker 2: not be, or I'm going to be upset too at
45:06
Speaker 2: my favorite President Shad way In.
45:08
Speaker 12: Sir, Yeah, you know, I don't want to sit here
45:12
Speaker 12: and say that I don't have empathy for what's going on.
45:15
Speaker 12: There is a worker shortage in the agriculture community across
45:19
Speaker 12: America right now. It's a big deal. But as an
45:23
Speaker 12: American cattle rancher, you know as well as I do
45:25
Speaker 12: that I am an America America First guy.
45:28
Speaker 1: Yep, that's the way it is.
45:29
Speaker 12: I'm not going to go back anyway Trump says it's
45:32
Speaker 12: not amnesty. I'm going to trust him to say it's
45:34
Speaker 12: not amnesty. I believe in his America First policy. But
45:38
Speaker 12: we have to figure out how to make all of
45:41
Speaker 12: this legal. And so you know, what we're seeing in
45:44
Speaker 12: this issue of illegal immigration is just a It's just
45:48
Speaker 12: a symptom of consolidation and global corporatism, is what it is.
45:54
Speaker 12: I have to live in this country and do everything
45:57
Speaker 12: by the law, and so I expect those workers to
46:01
Speaker 12: We have all of the people available that are kind
46:04
Speaker 12: of sitting on their rooms. I'm talking about those Americans
46:07
Speaker 12: that need to have jobs.
46:08
Speaker 2: Well, you say the headland I put up right, Shed,
46:10
Speaker 2: The numbers don't lie. The left always claims that if
46:13
Speaker 2: you kick out the illegals, there'd be nobody to do
46:15
Speaker 2: those certain jobs.
46:17
Speaker 1: Yet I just just that true. Yeah, what the headlines say,
46:20
Speaker 1: there's been hundreds of thousands of less foreign born employed there.
46:24
Speaker 1: Put it up again.
46:25
Speaker 2: But tons of Americans are now working in this so
46:28
Speaker 2: there are people that will take these jobs.
46:30
Speaker 1: Shed.
46:30
Speaker 2: What do you think of the announcement today from Trump
46:33
Speaker 2: and from Rollins about this new protecting American farmland deal
46:37
Speaker 2: to keep the Chinese from buying up more ranches and farmland,
46:41
Speaker 2: especially by our military bases.
46:43
Speaker 1: No, I love it.
46:43
Speaker 12: I love the National farm Security Plan. They came out
46:46
Speaker 12: with it today, appointed plan. I support Rawlins and I
46:49
Speaker 12: support Trump on this. Some of those people she had
46:52
Speaker 12: behind me are kind of I wonder about some of those,
46:57
Speaker 12: but we have to do this right now because is
47:00
Speaker 12: not our only adversary. Although they own too much land,
47:04
Speaker 12: one acre is too much land in the United States,
47:06
Speaker 12: and they are actually partnering up with some environmental organizations
47:10
Speaker 12: to put some of this land near these military installations
47:14
Speaker 12: in conservation.
47:15
Speaker 1: EASi, here we go.
47:16
Speaker 2: Yeah, nobody can complain and ripe right if we protect
47:19
Speaker 2: it and preserve it. The left should love it. And
47:22
Speaker 2: Texas is already doing this before the Feds. Texas has
47:25
Speaker 2: already blocked four different countries from buying farmland and ranches
47:29
Speaker 2: in the lone Star state.
47:30
Speaker 12: Good on you to Arkansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, I think, Missouri,
47:34
Speaker 12: all of them. I think it's a great trend. Then
47:37
Speaker 12: we need to we need to push on it, man,
47:39
Speaker 12: we need if we're going to be America, first, we
47:41
Speaker 12: got to do it.
47:42
Speaker 2: Amen, all right, last one thirty seconds left. I know
47:44
Speaker 2: this one's making you nervous, So I got to bring
47:47
Speaker 2: this one up. The USDA just announce that they're going
47:50
Speaker 2: to reopen America to bring in Mexican beef imports. You
47:55
Speaker 2: say there's an issue with the cows down there. We
47:57
Speaker 2: should not be eating this unless they make sure what
47:59
Speaker 2: what's happening.
48:00
Speaker 12: No, it's the reintroduction of the New World screwworm. We
48:03
Speaker 12: had this eradicated for years and years. It's back, it's
48:07
Speaker 12: coming north and Secretary of Rollins unfortunately opened that border
48:11
Speaker 12: in a phased opening starting yesterday, and I do not
48:14
Speaker 12: support it. I think we're it's at a bad time.
48:17
Speaker 12: Of course, she's got the corporate feeders on one side saying, hey,
48:20
Speaker 12: we need the cattle. She's got the Mexican ranchers on
48:23
Speaker 12: the other side lobbying we need to send our cattle
48:25
Speaker 12: across the border. But this again is not the America
48:28
Speaker 12: First policy. It's a national security food security issue, and
48:31
Speaker 12: I do not support the opening of the border as
48:34
Speaker 12: of right now. I think we need to get a
48:35
Speaker 12: better handle on it and give it a little bit
48:38
Speaker 12: more time. We are going to help them reinvigorate and
48:42
Speaker 12: build on this side of the border some screwworm fly
48:46
Speaker 12: breeding centers and that will help. But I don't know
48:49
Speaker 12: how we got behind on this issue, Dan, but it's
48:51
Speaker 12: a big issue, and if it comes into America through
48:55
Speaker 12: you know, it could cost us up to twelve to
48:57
Speaker 12: fifteen billion combined in the life stock and the hunting
49:01
Speaker 12: and wildlife industry.
49:02
Speaker 2: Let me repeat it loud and clear as I signed
49:05
Speaker 2: off with you for President Trump, Team Trump, and Team
49:08
Speaker 2: Rollins over.
49:08
Speaker 1: At the egg.
49:10
Speaker 2: Guys, if you're watching in the administration, the screwworm, that's
49:14
Speaker 2: what Shad's talking about. It can ruin our beef supply.
49:18
Speaker 2: It would cost billions. Maybe let's pump the brakes on
49:21
Speaker 2: letting Mexican beef come in a how about that? There
49:24
Speaker 2: we go, Shad as always man, thank you for weighing
49:27
Speaker 2: in on all this. God bless your brother, have a
49:30
Speaker 2: good one stick around. Coming up next, it's our special
49:33
Speaker 2: guest actor, author, and filmmaker Kirk Cameron.
49:35
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, encouraging.
52:00
Speaker 2: Children from coast to coast to put down the devices
52:04
Speaker 2: pick up a book. It's all part of the annual
52:07
Speaker 2: mission of See You at the Library, a nationwide event.
52:12
Speaker 2: This is a story hour initiative, if you will, organized
52:16
Speaker 2: by our good friends over at Brave Books. It's designed
52:19
Speaker 2: to awaken hearts they say, ignite wonder and also, and
52:23
Speaker 2: this is key, I think today, plant seeds of faith
52:28
Speaker 2: through stories that matter to our kids. The event originated
52:32
Speaker 2: back in twenty twenty three after another good friend of ours,
52:35
Speaker 2: actor Kirk Cameron, faced pushback while out simply trying to
52:39
Speaker 2: promote his children's book As You Grow, which, gee, why
52:44
Speaker 2: would the left hate it so much?
52:45
Speaker 1: Oh?
52:46
Speaker 2: That's right, because the book emphasizes traditional family and biblical values,
52:53
Speaker 2: you know, like faith, love, self control, family, those horrible
53:00
Speaker 2: things that the left just seems to not enjoy.
53:04
Speaker 1: Well.
53:04
Speaker 2: Since then, this annual event has now grown hundreds and
53:08
Speaker 2: hundreds of story hours around the country. You've got veterans outreading, teachers,
53:15
Speaker 2: first responders, actors like Kirk. This year's event is scheduled
53:20
Speaker 2: for August sixteenth. Here's Kurk talk a little bit about it.
53:25
Speaker 1: Okay in a world this summer, Okay.
53:28
Speaker 7: Ready on August sixteenth, You're invited to be a part
53:34
Speaker 7: of a national movement to revive our culture, to reawaken
53:37
Speaker 7: the heart of our nation, and to strengthen the conviction
53:40
Speaker 7: of our children. It's called See You at the Library.
53:43
Speaker 7: It's a nationwide day when hundreds of thousands of families
53:47
Speaker 7: gather at local libraries, read stories that reflect timeless values,
53:52
Speaker 7: and pray for our children and our country. At a
53:55
Speaker 7: time when truth is being challenged and families feel under pressure,
53:59
Speaker 7: this is a chance to stand together, Invite your neighbors,
54:02
Speaker 7: rally your church. Let's show up boldly in our biggest
54:06
Speaker 7: numbers yet. Find out how to get involved, and I'll
54:08
Speaker 7: see you at the library.
54:13
Speaker 2: Love it joining us now to discuss this big event
54:17
Speaker 2: at libraries around you, hopefully in your neighborhood, starting.
54:20
Speaker 1: Next month in August.
54:21
Speaker 2: Actor, author and filmmaker Kirk Cameron back on the program. Kirk,
54:25
Speaker 2: It's so nice to see you as always. How you Ben,
54:27
Speaker 2: how's the family?
54:29
Speaker 7: Dan? I appreciate you so much. We're doing great. I'm
54:32
Speaker 7: a Grandpa. Now, and my grandpa name is Chief. Didn't
54:37
Speaker 7: that have a ring to it?
54:39
Speaker 1: I like that.
54:39
Speaker 2: That's better than Poppa or pee pop or me pop
54:43
Speaker 2: and Poppa and all yeah, all the different Yes, you're.
54:45
Speaker 1: Cheating, you know.
54:47
Speaker 7: Here in the South, people go full cracker barrel with
54:49
Speaker 7: those nicknames. But I'm going with Chief, and.
54:52
Speaker 1: I'm on Mamma and Pappa and all that. Yes, I
54:55
Speaker 1: know those. I like Chief.
54:57
Speaker 2: So I didn't realize because we've had you on every year.
55:00
Speaker 2: I think talking about this event, talking about your book
55:03
Speaker 2: and other books that you've helped promote through Brave Books,
55:06
Speaker 2: that this annual event was something that you and Brave
55:08
Speaker 2: had kicked off because of all the flack that the
55:11
Speaker 2: left gave you. Because I remember having you on a
55:13
Speaker 2: few years back when they didn't want you in those
55:15
Speaker 2: libraries reading this sweet, beautiful book about family, God and faith.
55:20
Speaker 1: How horrible, Kirk, that's horrible.
55:23
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's exactly right. You know, maybe if I had
55:26
Speaker 7: showed up in some fishnet stockings, some stiletto heels and
55:30
Speaker 7: a mini skirt.
55:30
Speaker 1: Right with a name like Bodybulation, then maybe, okay, maybe.
55:34
Speaker 7: I would have been welcomed with open arms. But you know,
55:36
Speaker 7: What we did find was that we were greeted by
55:39
Speaker 7: over three thousand parents and grand grandparents at the downtown
55:43
Speaker 7: Indianapolis Public Library. And we had similar responses with hundreds
55:47
Speaker 7: and thousands who came out in Washington, d c. In
55:51
Speaker 7: Los Angeles, in New York, in Seattle, in Arizona and
55:56
Speaker 7: all over. This has now become a real movement of
56:00
Speaker 7: It's no longer just a protest against twisted values. It's
56:05
Speaker 7: not just pushing back against the purple hair platoon. This
56:08
Speaker 7: is the family of faith who love God, who are
56:12
Speaker 7: pro family, pro life, and are all about being grateful
56:16
Speaker 7: for America advancing a movement of faith. And it looks
56:21
Speaker 7: like thousands and thousands of children gathering in public places
56:25
Speaker 7: for prayer time, for singing, and for wholesome story hours.
56:30
Speaker 1: So we're so excited. It's all grassroots led.
56:33
Speaker 7: At this point, It's no longer just me showing up
56:36
Speaker 7: contra drag queens. It's moms and dads by the tens
56:41
Speaker 7: of thousands taking back story hour seeing it as an
56:45
Speaker 7: opportunity to reshape the cultural narrative.
56:50
Speaker 1: I love that. Can I get involved? I mean absolutely?
56:52
Speaker 1: This is libraries across the country. They are taking part.
56:54
Speaker 2: So if mine in my neighborhood isn't doing it, I
56:56
Speaker 2: need to get out and tell them. On August sixteenth
56:58
Speaker 2: they need to be doing it.
57:00
Speaker 1: Yeah.
57:00
Speaker 7: Absolutely, it's going to be great.
57:02
Speaker 1: You don't want to miss it and go to.
57:03
Speaker 7: See you at the library dot com find the library
57:06
Speaker 7: near you, or adopt the library near you and join us.
57:10
Speaker 1: There you go. Hey, I want to get your take
57:12
Speaker 1: on one more things. I know you got to run.
57:15
Speaker 1: I thought this was some good news today.
57:17
Speaker 2: Trump making major changes and so this headline I thought
57:20
Speaker 2: would interest you. And I assume you saw this. Maybe
57:22
Speaker 2: not because there's so much going on in the world.
57:24
Speaker 2: But right now there's a huge win for churches, Kirk,
57:28
Speaker 2: because the IRS is now saying that churches may endorse
57:33
Speaker 2: political candidates and they don't have to worry about losing
57:36
Speaker 2: their tax exemption. My church has been doing this and
57:39
Speaker 2: didn't care. So I love it that now churches don't
57:42
Speaker 2: have to be scared of losing their tax exemption if
57:45
Speaker 2: they want to stand behind a faith based candidate. And
57:49
Speaker 2: I've been saying this for years, Kirk, and I'll give
57:51
Speaker 2: you the final word on this. Separation of church and
57:53
Speaker 2: state does not mean that your church leaders cannot get
57:57
Speaker 2: involved in politics. No, it means politicians can't get involved
58:00
Speaker 2: with our religion and our churches. But by all means
58:04
Speaker 2: your church, your faith leaders should be, in my opinion,
58:08
Speaker 2: encouraging you and picking candidates that really truly hold up
58:13
Speaker 2: our Christian faith and beliefs.
58:15
Speaker 1: Kirk final word two.
58:16
Speaker 7: Absolutely, you said it perfect. I don't know how to
58:19
Speaker 7: say it any better than that, Dan, That's exactly right.
58:22
Speaker 7: These are the values, the Christian values that built America.
58:26
Speaker 7: There is a book that served as the textbook for policy,
58:30
Speaker 7: that served as the textbook for morality for everything, and
58:35
Speaker 7: that book is the Bible. So if you don't want
58:38
Speaker 7: a country that's based on that that results in freedom
58:40
Speaker 7: and opportunity, go live in.
58:41
Speaker 1: China, Go live in North Korea.
58:43
Speaker 7: There's many of us who would buy you a one
58:45
Speaker 7: way ticket if that's what you want. But if you
58:47
Speaker 7: want to live here, we need to nourish the route
58:49
Speaker 7: that has always produced the fruit that we love.
58:53
Speaker 1: Amen.
58:54
Speaker 2: I knew you would surmize it way better than me. Actor,
58:57
Speaker 2: author filmmaker Kirk Cameron.
58:59
Speaker 1: August sixth is the day the website one more time.
59:02
Speaker 7: Kirk is to you at the library dot com.
59:05
Speaker 1: There you go, and I'll see you there. Kirk, thank you,
59:08
Speaker 1: God bless your brother, take care, Thanks you too, And folks,
59:11
Speaker 1: that's gonna do it. We're all out of time.
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Speaker 2: Put the info on the screen if you would, Chris,
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Speaker 2: if you want to get a hold of us here
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Speaker 2: at Real America, it's Real America at O wayn N
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Speaker 2: dot com.
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Speaker 1: Stick around.
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Speaker 2: Matt Gates shows up next, then Chanelle Rhon after that.
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Speaker 2: I'll be back tomorrow eight eastern, five Pacific. Until then,
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Speaker 2: you know exactly what to do. Be a proud American,
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Speaker 2: be brave out there.
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Speaker 1: God bless y'all.
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