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8/4/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Beth Van Duyne, Katie Zacharia, Randy Sutton, Surinder Goode, Rob Chadwick. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight Ahead on Real America tonight, a traffic immigrant child
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Speaker 1: who the Biden regime lost thanks to sleepy Jojo Kamala
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Speaker 1: and this scumbag Javier Bassera speaks out, and we've got
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Speaker 1: a portion of that interview for you. Plus the heroic
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Speaker 1: Idaho falls man who stepped up to stop a madman
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Speaker 1: with a gun who is shooting people inside their cars
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Speaker 1: at an in and out burger over the weekend, speaks
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Speaker 1: out to the press for the first time about this
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Speaker 1: image when he drew his gun. That's why we need
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Speaker 1: the Second Amendment, folks of that natrannical government. And new
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Speaker 1: details in the bizarre kidnapping investigation of Nancy Guthrie, the
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Speaker 1: mother of todays show host Savannah This Is Police released
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Speaker 1: two ransom notes, and there are still so many unanswered questions.
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Speaker 1: Where is Nancy. I'm Dan Ball. Real America startings right.
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Speaker 2: Now because of Javier Vissara's administration. I have been sexually abused.
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Speaker 2: He lept on a ceramic floor in a room with
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Speaker 2: four men. A drunk man came into the house and
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Speaker 2: he stayed and slept next to me, and he wanted
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Speaker 2: to rate me. She said, let him because he is
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Speaker 2: drunk and he doesn't know what he is doing. Javier
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Speaker 2: Basara failed us.
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Speaker 1: Shame on you, Javier Bessera, while you're out there campaigning
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Speaker 1: to become California's next governor. My tens of thousands of
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Speaker 1: children were trafficked into this country by disgusting, violent thugs,
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Speaker 1: and it was under your watch. You the borders are
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Speaker 1: Kamala and Joe in the auto pen. We've told you
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Speaker 1: about this story now for years. Over three hundred and
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Speaker 1: sixty thousand migrant kids that were being brought into America
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Speaker 1: the four years under Jojo, while this piece of trash
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Speaker 1: was the AJHS secretary unaccounted for. Thankfully President Trump Tom
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Speaker 1: Homan border patrol ice they're finding tens of thousands, but
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Speaker 1: not all of them. I gotta say, folks, this has
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Speaker 1: to be area one of the most disgusting things ever
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Speaker 1: committed by public officials in our country and so far
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Speaker 1: to date. And I want to see some butts in jail.
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Speaker 1: No indictments, no arrests. And of course Democrats won't speak
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Speaker 1: out against their own. They're too busy trying to win
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Speaker 1: the midterms. That woman you just heard from in that
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Speaker 1: video testimony was sent into a pit of child traffickers,
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Speaker 1: forced to work twenty hours per day. She was held
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Speaker 1: like a slave, all because of this ass clown right here,
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Speaker 1: who thinks he should run California. Seriously, folks, this is
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Speaker 1: what democrats think that. I guess they think we're stupid,
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Speaker 1: like we won't even care about these children. And the
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Speaker 1: fact that he looked the other way even worse. We
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Speaker 1: only know about these evil actions because of the reporting
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Speaker 1: done by his opponent, the Republican candidate Steve Hilton, who's
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Speaker 1: been on the show now for months. Hilton has been
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Speaker 1: working to gather these interviews, producing comprehensive reports about what happened. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: you don't hear from Camp Bessera. He didn't even comment
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Speaker 1: on this. He hasn't responded to any of the evidence
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Speaker 1: against him. No apologies, nope, just running for office like
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Speaker 1: the machine. Good thing for us and those traffic kids.
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Speaker 1: Hilton is determined to expose him and beat him. He
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Speaker 1: made that point very clear on this program last week
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Speaker 1: when he first dropped an interview with a whistleblower that
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Speaker 1: worked for Bessara and said she was disgusted at what
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Speaker 1: he was allowing to happen and cover up that this man,
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Speaker 1: Bessera is not fit for any public office, let alone
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Speaker 1: governor of California.
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Speaker 3: And this is the number one reason he is not.
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Speaker 4: Fit to be in public office.
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Speaker 3: He should be as I said, I don't know how
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Speaker 3: he gets up in the morning.
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Speaker 1: He should be behind bars, Steve, That's where he should be.
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Speaker 1: But Sarah deserves some Old Testament justice, in my opinion,
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Speaker 1: eye for an eye, right, how about we put him
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Speaker 1: in a work camp or a never mind, I won't
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Speaker 1: go there. In the meantime, President Trump has been trying
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Speaker 1: to find the kids. As I said, his administration has
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Speaker 1: located about one hundred and sixty thousand of the three
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Speaker 1: hundred and sixty to four hundred thousand kids missing to date.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, Thank you Tom Holman. Thank you to
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Speaker 1: the Trump administration for trying to find these kids. Because
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Speaker 1: Democrats don't care. That's why Trump called out these cities
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Speaker 1: who allow this crap to happen and the officials who
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Speaker 1: allow it in a truth social posts yesterday, he showed
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Speaker 1: the data. He called him out for their crimes, and
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Speaker 1: yet the radical lib tards keep running for Bassarah. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he needs to be the next governor. Democrats pretend to
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Speaker 1: care about the people. They only care about power folks.
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Speaker 1: And I'm not saying that some Republicans aren't the same.
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Speaker 1: Damn way. There are Rhinos out there that I hate
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Speaker 1: just as much as Democrats, like the ones holding up
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Speaker 1: the Save America Act. We'll get to that later in
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Speaker 1: the program. Joining me now, though, with reaction to this
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Speaker 1: latest bombshell against mister Bessera and the audacity that he
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Speaker 1: thinks he should become the governor of California. She's an attorney,
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Speaker 1: former DHS spokesperson and now senior communications advisor over at
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Speaker 1: Trump Media and Technology Group. Katie Zachariah back on the program, Katie,
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Speaker 1: there's two things you don't mess with, children and seniors.
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Speaker 1: And these scumbags and the Democrat Party allowed almost four
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Speaker 1: hundred thousand kids to be trafficked either into sex or
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Speaker 1: work slavery. And this guy was at the top with
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Speaker 1: Joe and Kamala, and now he thinks we should look
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Speaker 1: the other way and that people will vote for him
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Speaker 1: to become the governor California, where you and I live
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Speaker 1: in a raising our families, The audacity any of these people,
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Speaker 1: your reactions.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's so much bigger than just this Bessera, right,
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Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom fails to honor ice detainers and Base and
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Speaker 5: Christy Noam when she was secretary, asked Gavin Newsom in
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Speaker 5: early February, all you have to do is turn over
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Speaker 5: thirty three thousand plus people who are being released from
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Speaker 5: prison that are criminal illegal aliens have been convicted of
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Speaker 5: a crime, imprisoned and are being released by these prisons.
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Speaker 5: And we just want to apprehend them, detain them when
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Speaker 5: they get released, and deport them. Even California will not
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Speaker 5: do that these So what President Trump is alluding to
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Speaker 5: with these sanctuary states, sanctuary jurisdictions, and they're protecting child traffickers,
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Speaker 5: they're protecting child rapists both by letting them in illegally
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Speaker 5: Dan by protecting them when they get out of prison.
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Speaker 5: So one of the cases that came out in California
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Speaker 5: was a criminal alien is released from prison after child
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Speaker 5: rate and the child pedophilia has one of the highest
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Speaker 5: recidivism rates of any crime.
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Speaker 3: And then he goes out.
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Speaker 5: Guess what, Dan, and he rates another kid and he
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Speaker 5: goes back to prison. But what would have happened if
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Speaker 5: they had honored these ice detainers, Dan, that guy would
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Speaker 5: have been deported, and so this is such a bigger problem.
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Speaker 5: But Sarah, Joe Biden, Kamala, but it's also this mind virus.
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Speaker 6: If we want to go.
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Speaker 5: There, that they allow these people to continue coming out
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Speaker 5: on their streets even after they've been imprison Dan.
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Speaker 1: I know, it's just think, folks. You're talking about thousands
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Speaker 1: of crimes that could have been stopped by a simple
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Speaker 1: phone call. If these and I've heard of even some
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Speaker 1: liberal sheriffs, if these sheriffs, if these governors, if these
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Speaker 1: state leaders would simply call Ice and go, look, we
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Speaker 1: got some scumbags on the list, Come get them and
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Speaker 1: send them back home. And if home doesn't take them,
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Speaker 1: Trump's got country is ready to take them. But get
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Speaker 1: them out of America. You would stop rapes, robberies, burglars, murders, pedophilia, turns.
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Speaker 1: Thousands of crimes would be stopped daily if they would
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Speaker 1: just turn millions of these scumbags over. And they won't
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Speaker 1: way in on what you heard from that young woman
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Speaker 1: about what happened to her, And I know you know
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Speaker 1: last week we heard from the whistleblower who worked for Besara,
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Speaker 1: she was appalled at what she saw. I just wanted
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Speaker 1: to hear your reaction as a woman.
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Speaker 4: Katie Well.
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Speaker 5: I watched that video from Steve Hilton's account this morning,
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Speaker 5: and not only is it shock and disgust, but the
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Speaker 5: fact that the Democrat Party allows someone like Bisera to
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Speaker 5: become to be elevated to a gubernatorial race in California,
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Speaker 5: one of the most important states arguably in the Union,
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Speaker 5: for a host of reasons, and to not intervene on
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Speaker 5: these issues, and to only get rid of candidates like
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Speaker 5: Swallwell ground Platner because they become too much of a
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Speaker 5: liability but failed policies that have endangered, hurt, harmed children
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Speaker 5: that they claim to care about. They don't care about that.
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Speaker 3: They look the other way.
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Speaker 1: Well, numbers are still way.
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Speaker 5: They care about power, right, Dan, They don't care about
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Speaker 5: this young woman.
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Speaker 1: But his numbers are up. That's the only difference, Right,
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Speaker 1: swallow L's numbers were down, Nazi Graham Plantner's numbers were down.
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Speaker 1: He's still up, Steve, so hey, We'll back Sarah till
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Speaker 1: the end until his numbers come down. Look, I look
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Speaker 1: at George Santos, right. The Republicans kicked him out of
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Speaker 1: Congress for misuse of his funding and the Democrats won't
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Speaker 1: get rid of a guy who allowed tens of thousands
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Speaker 1: of kids to be trafficked unless his numbers go down.
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Speaker 1: So as I wrap up with you, Katie, here's my
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Speaker 1: all call, okay, call to action for the viewers out there.
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Speaker 1: Blast this everywhere, make everyone in California in this country
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Speaker 1: know what mister Besarah allowed to happen. And then let's
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Speaker 1: make his numbers tank. So maybe the Democrats will step up,
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Speaker 1: grow a spine, do what's right, and say you need
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Speaker 1: to drop out. Piece of anyway. Final word to you, Katie. Ope,
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Speaker 1: and we lost the signal. I guess we'll end right there,
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Speaker 1: begs Katie for coming on technology folks, it's live TV.
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Speaker 1: What are you gonna do? Alrighty? And coming up after
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Speaker 1: the break, a good guy with a gun and Idaho
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Speaker 1: fall steps up and helps top a bad guy who
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Speaker 1: was shooting at people while they were charging their cars
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Speaker 1: while he just broke his silence about what went down
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Speaker 1: that day.
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Speaker 7: I peeked around the right hand side of that sign,
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Speaker 7: closest to the road, and that's where I saw the
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Speaker 7: individual with his rifle pointing at the vehicles.
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Speaker 1: Plus authorities in Arizona have released the ransom notes sent
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Speaker 1: out months ago related to the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie's
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Speaker 1: mother Nancy. This is law enforcement agencies point to missteps
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Speaker 1: committed early on investigation by the local sheriff's department, and
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Speaker 1: insanity of the Nancy Guthrie case on full display this
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Speaker 1: week and the reason it's pretty troubling. Nancy Guthrie, you
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Speaker 1: might recall now you've heard her name for about six
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Speaker 1: or seven months, is the mother of today's show host
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Speaker 1: Savannah Guthrie. If you recall, she just disappeared vanished from
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Speaker 1: her Tucson, Arizona home about six months ago, prompting a
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Speaker 1: huge investigation, first by the local sheriff's office in p
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Speaker 1: Mac County, and then of course FBI and state troopers
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Speaker 1: got involved in tons of stuff. But it just from
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Speaker 1: the beginning didn't quite seem right, did it. Well, now
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of folks questioning the sheriff down there,
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Speaker 1: Chris Nanos. He's got huge backlash this following the release
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Speaker 1: of the two ransom notes to the public that we
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Speaker 1: heard about months ago. Here's the breakdown. Last Thursday, the
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Speaker 1: sheriff told CBS News that he didn't have anything to
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Speaker 1: suggest that Nancy was dead, but his own department released
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Speaker 1: ransom notes suggesting that she was the next day. Talking Friday,
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Speaker 1: the first note really said Nancy was safe, and it
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Speaker 1: showed that her abductors wanted four million dollars in bitcoin
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Speaker 1: for her release. They said the offer was good until
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Speaker 1: February fifth, four days later. Could have been the same
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Speaker 1: people don't know. They sent a second note they claimed
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Speaker 1: Nancy was dead and was buried quote in nature. They
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Speaker 1: said that her death was related to her heart condition,
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Speaker 1: and they apologized for what happened, although they never said
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Speaker 1: where she was buried, and authorities still have no clue
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Speaker 1: on who wrote the notes. Either way, Sheriff Nanos either
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Speaker 1: lied or failed to read the notes or knew exactly
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Speaker 1: what he was doing what he told CBS News that
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Speaker 1: on Thursday. To make matters worse, a new report exposes
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Speaker 1: several unacceptable flaws during the investigation, which by the way,
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Speaker 1: is still ongoing. Guthrie's property was not immediately secured right
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Speaker 1: after her abduction. Local deputies working for his department minimize
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Speaker 1: the blood drops by the front door. How about that? Also,
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Speaker 1: deputies failed to operate surveillance equipment like drones helicopters immediately
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Speaker 1: after she was reported missing. Meanwhile, FBI Director Cash Purtel
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Speaker 1: says federal authorities weren't involved for the first four days.
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Speaker 1: Sheriff Nanos, though, says, oh yeah, no, we called him.
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Speaker 1: They were involved since the first day. Now, the FBI
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Speaker 1: is offering up to one hundred thousand dollars for information
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Speaker 1: leading to Guthrie's whereabouts. So, I hate to say it,
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Speaker 1: point us in the direction of her body, lead us
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Speaker 1: to the people. So they can arrest them something, joining
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Speaker 1: us now with more insight into this case. He was
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Speaker 1: there for weeks and weeks. I mean he went from
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Speaker 1: Vegas where he lives, down to Arizona, was covering for
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Speaker 1: us and tons of other outlets. He's the founder of
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Speaker 1: Wounded Blue. Retired Las Vegas Police Lieutenant Randy Sutton back
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Speaker 1: on the program. All right, Randy, I can recall we
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Speaker 1: probably could have pulled the clip up, but this would
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Speaker 1: have wasted time of you and I literally discussing this
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Speaker 1: months ago and me asking you do you think the
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Speaker 1: sheriff is doing a good job because people back then
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Speaker 1: already by the second month, or maybe even the first month,
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Speaker 1: reporting it nanos and going, I don't think this guy,
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Speaker 1: this is too big for him. He's not handling it right.
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Speaker 1: What do you think think now six seven months later?
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Speaker 8: Well, as you said, I was on the ground when
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Speaker 8: this thing first broke, and I spent a great deal
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Speaker 8: of time not just you know, in front of the
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Speaker 8: police station, but also talking to my sources on the ground.
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Speaker 4: This was an investigation that was.
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Speaker 8: An issue from the beginning, you know, when they first
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Speaker 8: got the call about this, the Sheriff's department, which of
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Speaker 8: course is the local agency that would normally handle an
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Speaker 8: investigation of a missing person handled it just like that.
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Speaker 8: They originally thought, you know, this could be an elderly
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Speaker 8: woman that walked away. However, there was a lot of
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Speaker 8: evidence that was at the scene that would determine this
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Speaker 8: is much more than just that, including blood at the
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Speaker 8: entrance to the home, also missing surveillance camera that had
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Speaker 8: been ripped off. So when you look at what the
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Speaker 8: scene was, this should have been handled quite differently from
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Speaker 8: the very beginning, and you cannot. Unfortunately, you cannot go
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Speaker 8: back to a crime scene and bring it back to
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Speaker 8: a pristine condition where the forensic evidence can be determined
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Speaker 8: and be processed properly. So this scene was compromised from
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Speaker 8: the beginning the sheriff's leadership. I was not I was
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Speaker 8: not very impressed with the sheriff's leadership at the very beginning,
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Speaker 8: and to this day, I believe that his leadership created
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Speaker 8: this issue with the compromising of the investigation.
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Speaker 1: Wow well and again several other former law enforcement folks
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Speaker 1: like yourself, people even worked for his department, which because
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Speaker 1: those headlines up are saying the same things that he
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Speaker 1: bungled this since the beginning that his ego then wouldn't
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Speaker 1: let the FBI take over and finally threw up this
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Speaker 1: other headline. So at the beginning, there was some pool
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Speaker 1: workers or gardeners they detained and thought maybe they had
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Speaker 1: something to do with it. Guess what those guys that
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Speaker 1: got detained are now filing notice against Pima County Sheriff.
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Speaker 1: I guess you know, if you get accused of something,
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Speaker 1: it ruins your life if they let you go. And
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Speaker 1: so now you got that happening too. This is it
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Speaker 1: keeps getting deeper and deeper down there for Sheriff Nanos.
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Speaker 1: I want to ask you about those notes though, because
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Speaker 1: everybody was talking about them when they came out, and
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Speaker 1: there was a lot of back and forth because we
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Speaker 1: never saw the actual text of them. Some people thought
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Speaker 1: that they came from two different sources. You seeing them
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Speaker 1: now where we can read both of them, phon them
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Speaker 1: backup if you can on the screen. Do you think
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Speaker 1: these came from the same individual or different people?
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Speaker 8: So when you look at the notes, there's a lot
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Speaker 8: of information that we do not know. We don't know
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Speaker 8: the number of messages that was received from different sources
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Speaker 8: in a situation like this.
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Speaker 4: The crazies come out at night, yep.
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Speaker 8: And there are lots of folks we know of several
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Speaker 8: that were fake.
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Speaker 4: Now, there was some there was some.
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Speaker 8: Issues with these notes where there was some information that
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Speaker 8: came from the person who wrote them that might indicate
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Speaker 8: a knowledge of the crime scene.
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Speaker 4: Now that is all. That's a whole different kettle of fish, right, honestly.
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Speaker 8: Dan, And you have to look at that is the
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Speaker 8: information that came through on those notes. Only the investigators
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Speaker 8: know what that scene look like. They have to make
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Speaker 8: the determination are these credible. Now, at the end of
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Speaker 8: the day, the law enforcement doesn't make the determination of
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Speaker 8: whether to pay ransom or entertain ransom demands.
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Speaker 4: That's completely up to the family.
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Speaker 8: But when you look at at the at these notes
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Speaker 8: and all the other evidence, when did the FBI get involved?
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Speaker 8: What was their contribution to this? And you know, we
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Speaker 8: do know this that there was digital evidence that was
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Speaker 8: discovered by the FBI in concert with the security company
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Speaker 8: that had the cameras on the house, and very very
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Speaker 8: important digital information came out as a result. Here's the
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Speaker 8: question if the FBI had been called in at the
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Speaker 8: appropriate time early on in the investigation.
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Speaker 4: Right, But there have been additional evidence that was.
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Speaker 1: Not four days later, right, and the Sheriff's been Backpedalan
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Speaker 1: saying no, they were there since day one. Cash says,
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Speaker 1: not till day four. The note came four I think
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Speaker 1: days later, and they let reporters and people trapes around
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Speaker 1: the front door. Those blood droppings were right by the
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Speaker 1: front door. They didn't secure the scene. So yeah, a
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Speaker 1: lot of unanswered questions here, Randy, Thanks for weighing in.
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Speaker 1: I hope that they figure something out someday to give
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Speaker 1: Savannah and her family some sort of you know, resolution
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Speaker 1: here and peace with her mother missing. Thank you, Ran,
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Speaker 1: appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for having me yep all right.
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Speaker 1: Coming up next after the break, we're gonna head to Idaho.
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Speaker 8: Hey, yo, they running?
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Speaker 1: Oh did they shooting up? And they were shooting up?
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Speaker 1: What a nightmare. The town of Twin Falls, Idaho reeling
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Speaker 1: after a mass shooting took place at a brand new
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Speaker 1: in and out burger over the weekend. Investigators still trying
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Speaker 1: to determine the whole motive behind the shooter and if
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Speaker 1: he acted alone. Here's the way I know so far.
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Speaker 1: A twenty four year old open fire about two thirty
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Speaker 1: Saturday afternoon, firing shots inside and outside the restaurant, killing three,
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Speaker 1: wounding seven others. One of the victims who was killed
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Speaker 1: worked at the store, warre told, another worked at a
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Speaker 1: local recovery center, and the third victim has yet to
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Speaker 1: be identified. Now this is where the story takes an
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Speaker 1: important turn. Shortly after the perpetrator opened fire, two armed
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Speaker 1: bystanders intervened and helped to stop him taking more precious lives. Now,
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Speaker 1: they didn't kill him, but he fled, and then the
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Speaker 1: coward took his own life. But again, if these two
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Speaker 1: good guys with guns legally carrying, it's why you hear
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Speaker 1: me promote the Second Amendment so much. This guy could
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Speaker 1: have continued on shooting people. Even more interesting, one of
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Speaker 1: the bystanders was a just local civilian named Jordan Salinas.
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Speaker 1: He was armed and ready to protect, and now he's
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Speaker 1: speaking out to ABC News. Take a look.
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Speaker 7: The biggest thing was just that he didn't know where
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Speaker 7: I was when those first shots broke at him. I mean,
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Speaker 7: he he had no idea.
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Speaker 1: You had said he didn't like the bullets going both ways.
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Speaker 7: No, he seemed unusually comfortable aiming that rifle at those cars.
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Speaker 7: And then as soon as some rounds start coming at him,
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Speaker 7: everything changed.
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Speaker 1: The investigators say that you probably saved a lot of lives.
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Speaker 7: My goal was to try to help as many people
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Speaker 7: get home as possible, you know, to be with their families,
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Speaker 7: to be with their friends. That that was the entire goal.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. We need more men like you in
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Speaker 1: this world. You see all it takes to stop evil
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Speaker 1: a scumbag with a gun from hurting and killing people
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Speaker 1: is a good guy with a gun, and mister Salinis
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Speaker 1: proves that point. He is a living example of why
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Speaker 1: we have to protect the Second Amendment to the very end,
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Speaker 1: whether it's a tyrannical government trying to take over or
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Speaker 1: it's some evil piece of trash trying to kill innocent people.
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Speaker 1: What he did is also supported by a whole bunch
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Speaker 1: of studies showing that legally armed patriots are the most
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Speaker 1: effective way to stop active shooters. Over sixty percent of
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Speaker 1: attacks outside of gun free zones are stopped by good
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Speaker 1: samaritans with guns. Period. You see, the Second Amendment always wins,
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Speaker 1: no matter what the radical lefties and the Democrats say, period,
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Speaker 1: full stop. That's why I carry, That's why I recommend
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Speaker 1: all you to carry. Folks. Average response time three to
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Speaker 1: four minutes in some cities up to seven. How much
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Speaker 1: more damage could that guy have done while he would
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Speaker 1: just spraying cars, if it took cops three to four
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Speaker 1: minutes to get there, if those two guys wouldn't have
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Speaker 1: jumped into action. Here now with reaction to this latest
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Speaker 1: example of a good guy with a gun, he's a
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Speaker 1: former FBI Supervisory Special Agent and a principal Training advisor
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Speaker 1: for the United States Concealed Carry Association. Rob Chadwick on
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Speaker 1: the program for the first time. Rob, You're my kind
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Speaker 1: of guy. You're out there supporting Concealed Carrie and these
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Speaker 1: two guys, especially mister Salinas there who you saw in
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Speaker 1: the video draw very poised, using a good grip aiming,
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Speaker 1: didn't hit the guy, but because they were both shooting
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Speaker 1: at each other same time, did enough to scare him
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Speaker 1: off and the coward goes and takes his life. Was
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Speaker 1: I incorrect in that timing? You know better than I.
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Speaker 1: You worked for the FBI. I hear three to four minutes.
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Speaker 1: I've heard up to seven. What is the average response
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Speaker 1: time when something like.
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Speaker 6: This happens, Daniel spot On? And when I was with
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Speaker 6: the FBI, I've retired. My last position was at Quantico
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Speaker 6: leading the FBI's active shooter response training program. Wow, you're
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Speaker 6: absolutely right. Three to four minutes is pretty ideal, but
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Speaker 6: as you pointed out, it could be a whole lot
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Speaker 6: longer than that. And I just I thank God every
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Speaker 6: day for men and women like mister Sealinis, like the
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Speaker 6: police officer that was identified that was in that restaurant,
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Speaker 6: that had the courage and also had the foresight to
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Speaker 6: have a weapon with them, something that could resist you know,
25:49
Speaker 6: this evildoer with a weapon. You know, he was not
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Speaker 6: planning on that sort of response. He absolutely would have
25:57
Speaker 6: taken a lot more lives, but fortunately he was interrupted
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Speaker 6: in his you know, plan by these two people.
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Speaker 4: And you know, I wish I could buy them a beer.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, me too. Every time I hear about one of these,
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Speaker 1: like the one years ago at that Texas church when
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Speaker 1: the guy came in and was shooting with the shotgun
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Speaker 1: and the elder had his nine on him up there,
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Speaker 1: pulls out nice and easy, boom takes him out. How
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Speaker 1: many more people would have died there? And there is
26:23
Speaker 1: countless case after case after case. Rob, Why do you
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Speaker 1: think the party of the Democrat party I'm talking about,
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Speaker 1: and just liberals in general are so damn adamant about
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Speaker 1: trying to take away our second Amendment? Right?
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Speaker 4: It really does defy logic.
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Speaker 9: Dan.
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Speaker 1: You know, I.
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Speaker 6: Last summer about a year ago, I had the opportunity
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Speaker 6: to go to Wayne, Michigan where we ran the story
26:48
Speaker 6: where the guy shows up with a fully automatic weapon
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Speaker 6: and thank goodness, again, private citizens, not former police officers,
26:56
Speaker 6: not military. But we're armed and we're able to enter
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Speaker 6: seed this guy who was steps away from a sanctuary
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Speaker 6: filled yes, with kids who just finished their vacation Bible school.
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Speaker 6: That is the key and why you would want to
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Speaker 6: take the one tool dan out of the hands of
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Speaker 6: the citizens that could make all the difference and clearly
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Speaker 6: has in so many cases.
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Speaker 4: That is something that I just I scratched my head about.
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Speaker 1: Well, let's see if we go back to Washington Jefferson
27:24
Speaker 1: and all the writings. They were always talking about a
27:27
Speaker 1: tyrannical government when they wrote that number two, and they
27:30
Speaker 1: put it right behind number one. So just in case
27:33
Speaker 1: they try to infringe on one, we got two. That's
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Speaker 1: why I think the Democrats want to pull number two,
27:40
Speaker 1: right my opinion.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, certainly, it certainly doesn't make sense on any logic
27:45
Speaker 6: right the gun free zone signs to me, that's the
27:49
Speaker 6: biggest farce there is because now a law abiding citizen
27:54
Speaker 6: is of course going to do abide by those laws.
27:56
Speaker 6: The only thing you're doing there, though, is inviting someone
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Speaker 6: who was already bent on mass murder just giving them
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Speaker 6: a softer target.
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Speaker 4: So this gun control argument again.
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Speaker 6: To me, I have yet to see a real, clear, logical,
28:12
Speaker 6: evidence based rationale behind it.
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Speaker 1: Right exactly. Tell my viewers at home. I know different
28:19
Speaker 1: states it's harder and summer easier. But to me, and
28:22
Speaker 1: I'm in one of the most difficult states to get
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Speaker 1: your CCW Comifornia, but I've had mine now for about
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Speaker 1: eight years, eight to ten years. Tell them Rob the
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Speaker 1: importance of going out, learning, training, being ready and carrying
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Speaker 1: that firearm at all times.
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Speaker 4: That's it, Dan.
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Speaker 6: There is no other piece of equipment anywhere that will
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Speaker 6: level the playing field in case you and your family
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Speaker 6: are attacked and you never know when right in and
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Speaker 6: out burger on a Saturday afternoon at church on a
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Speaker 6: Sunday morning, you never know.
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Speaker 4: That's the thing. It's your life preserver.
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Speaker 6: And I will tell you, having worked with thousands of
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Speaker 6: police officers over the years, even the police are going
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Speaker 6: to miss on average seventy percent or greater of the
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Speaker 6: number of rounds they fire. These are trained officers. That's
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Speaker 6: just a hard fact. And so to think that you're
29:15
Speaker 6: going to buy a gun and practice with it once
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Speaker 6: and be effective with it, that is a force. You
29:21
Speaker 6: need to be proficient with it, and that takes time
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Speaker 6: and dedication, and thank goodness, people like the people you
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Speaker 6: just saw on Saturday in Idaho had that training, yeah,
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Speaker 6: that site, and had the courage to do something about it.
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Speaker 1: Hey man, and I'll give you a plug. I see
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Speaker 1: you're wearing the USCCA organization shirt right there. I'm a member.
29:39
Speaker 1: I got my card in my wallet. Just in case
29:42
Speaker 1: you are involved in a shooting and you have to
29:44
Speaker 1: take down a bad guy, you will want to be
29:46
Speaker 1: a member of them. You'll call right away. They get
29:49
Speaker 1: you an attorney as well to defend you in case
29:51
Speaker 1: you live somewhere liberal where they want to make you
29:53
Speaker 1: the bad guy for shooting the bad guy. Am I
29:56
Speaker 1: correct on that rob last question.
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Speaker 4: There's no doubt about it.
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Speaker 6: And it's one of the most lonely feelings in the
30:01
Speaker 6: world when you know you've just done the right thing
30:04
Speaker 6: and you still find yourself on the other end of
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Speaker 6: that interview table. If you don't have some type of
30:08
Speaker 6: representation in place, you're going to start really feeling like
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Speaker 6: the loneliest person in the world. That is something that
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Speaker 6: I think people just don't think about until it's too late.
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Speaker 6: And thank goodness for the USCCA and other organizations like
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Speaker 6: it that provide that type of coverage. Go out do
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Speaker 6: your research. I promise you it's something that will be
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Speaker 6: one of the best investments you can ever make.
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Speaker 1: Amen. It is why not invest in the safety of
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Speaker 1: your family's lives or like mister Salinas did, a complete stranger,
30:36
Speaker 1: but he saved strangers. There's so many good uses behind
30:41
Speaker 1: the two way beside the tyrannical government where you can
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Speaker 1: not become the victim but become the hero. And that's
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Speaker 1: what those two gentlemen did up in Idaho. Rob Chadwick,
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Speaker 1: thank you for waiting on this.
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Speaker 4: Appreciate you, Thank you, Dan, thank you. Yep.
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Speaker 10: I mean, I've been very clear about the prospects for
31:45
Speaker 10: the Save America Act, and the only thing I've said
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Speaker 10: all along is there are one We have voted on
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Speaker 10: the Save America Act five times. It was the pending
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Speaker 10: business on the floor of the Senate for over two weeks,
31:55
Speaker 10: and I am willing to in any way possible get
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Speaker 10: that across the finish if there is a path to
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Speaker 10: do it.
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Speaker 1: Liar, you're literally lying through your teeth, mister Thune about
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Speaker 1: the Save America Act. The Senate is now going to
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Speaker 1: go on a month long recess. Really, and Senator Thune says, well,
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Speaker 1: if there was any way to get across finish line,
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Speaker 1: I would have held another vote. But there's no way.
32:19
Speaker 1: Nuke the filibuster right, hold votes around the clock, make
32:23
Speaker 1: people stay. You've got over like twenty senators saying they
32:26
Speaker 1: will stay, that they don't want you to go on vacation.
32:29
Speaker 1: Yet you tell us there's no path to getting it approved.
32:32
Speaker 1: So we're all going to take a month or two
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Speaker 1: off and screw off. While the midterms are looming. President
32:39
Speaker 1: Trump even calling on Thune and called him over the
32:41
Speaker 1: phone early today, pressing him get it through soon. Still
32:45
Speaker 1: won't act. The only thing he does make excuses, I
32:48
Speaker 1: don't understand why you won't call it for a vote,
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Speaker 1: so we can see which senators don't care about election security.
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Speaker 1: A twit.
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Speaker 10: There are no Democrats we're going to vote for this.
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Speaker 10: All forty seven voted against the Save Act five times.
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Speaker 10: So let's make this an issue in the campaign. How
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Speaker 10: about we go out and turn our fire on Democrats
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Speaker 10: and make it about them opposing the Save Act. So
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Speaker 10: we're not that's the point. So we're not getting any Democrats.
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Speaker 10: The second thing is we are not getting rid of
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Speaker 10: the legislative philibuster.
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Speaker 1: The votes aren't there.
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Speaker 4: To do that.
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Speaker 10: I've made it abundantly clear, many many times, and it
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Speaker 10: seems to me some days that I'm the only one
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Speaker 10: here can count to fifty in this town. But we
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Speaker 10: don't have the votes to get rid of the filibuster,
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Speaker 10: and we aren't flipping ten democrat.
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Speaker 1: Him off, cut him off, don't let them take any
33:34
Speaker 1: more time on my show. Then again, call that vote
33:37
Speaker 1: on the floor. So we can see who won't vote
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Speaker 1: in our favor. Clearly, mister Thune, you don't want to. Oh,
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Speaker 1: we'll make it a deal on the campaign trail. Yeah.
33:47
Speaker 1: And then if elections are still rigged come November, we're screwed, sir.
33:53
Speaker 1: While we're on the subject, there's the plan for the
33:55
Speaker 1: rest of the week, I believe for starters. The state
33:57
Speaker 1: expected to vote on the Protect College Sports Act, a
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Speaker 1: bipartisan bill that had created a twenty five million dollar
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Speaker 1: retention pool allowing schools to pay athletes on their rosters
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Speaker 1: to stay on the teams. This comes amid a year's
34:09
Speaker 1: long debate about college athletes not making money generate from
34:12
Speaker 1: the sales of their own merch and could drastically change
34:15
Speaker 1: college sports forever. The Senate's also expected to finally vote
34:18
Speaker 1: on the stop gap funding bill to keep the government
34:21
Speaker 1: running through the midterms. This bill has already cleared the
34:24
Speaker 1: procedural hurdle and wo fund federal agencies at their current
34:27
Speaker 1: levels through mid December. Beyond that, well, there's another shutdown
34:31
Speaker 1: on the table that could happen. But when it comes
34:35
Speaker 1: to Save America Act, the time is running out. The
34:37
Speaker 1: list of Senators who have called for the recess to
34:39
Speaker 1: be canceled are growing. Like I said, they're somewhere between
34:43
Speaker 1: fourteen and twenty again fourteen on the record, but others
34:48
Speaker 1: say they would stay. Senators John Kennedy, Tommy Tumberville, Mike
34:51
Speaker 1: Lee sounding the alarm bell saying stay put, let's vote.
34:56
Speaker 1: But it's what Tuesday, and they're going to leave at
34:59
Speaker 1: the end of the week, So say lovey right, mister Thune, Gentlemen,
35:04
Speaker 1: now to weigh in on what's emanating from the swamp.
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Speaker 1: She represents Texas twenty fourth Congressional District. Congressman Beth Van
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Speaker 1: Dyne back on the program, Beth, sorry that you're getting
35:16
Speaker 1: the frustration from me and my viewers because I get
35:20
Speaker 1: emails every day. Why won't poon at least bring it
35:23
Speaker 1: to a vote so we can see who's on our
35:26
Speaker 1: side and who's not. Why do you think that.
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Speaker 11: You're not the only one.
35:29
Speaker 12: You're not getting the only one getting emails, getting text messages,
35:32
Speaker 12: getting phone calls. I'm getting them too. We have passed
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Speaker 12: it out of the House now four times, we have
35:38
Speaker 12: sent it over to the Senate. I'm sorry, but if
35:41
Speaker 12: you've got Republicans who are refusing to vote on a
35:43
Speaker 12: bill that's got an eighty to twenty support in your district.
35:46
Speaker 12: You are in the wrong, and go on the record
35:47
Speaker 12: explain why you're not willing to support this bill. I'm
35:50
Speaker 12: sick of having to defend Okay, well it's a Republican.
35:54
Speaker 12: Are you really if you are not willing to support
35:57
Speaker 12: a bill that literally eighty percent of your constitution good support,
36:01
Speaker 12: why are you even there? And John Dune? Keep them there,
36:05
Speaker 12: make them continue to have to vote for it. You
36:07
Speaker 12: keep saying that you don't have the votes. You don't
36:09
Speaker 12: have the votes, prove it. Put them on the record.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Beth. You know what, if you got fifteen
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Speaker 1: to twenty that say let's stay, then let's see what
36:17
Speaker 1: happens to the other thirty some Right, we've got fifty
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Speaker 1: three votes. I want to see who's in favor and
36:23
Speaker 1: who's not of one nuke in the filibuster, and then too,
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Speaker 1: if you can get it to a vote, the actual
36:28
Speaker 1: Save America Act. I'm tired of these damn excuses and
36:31
Speaker 1: they're going to take Do they get a two month
36:33
Speaker 1: recess now so they don't come back to like the
36:36
Speaker 1: end of.
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Speaker 12: The I don't know, I don't know what the Senate
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Speaker 12: bill is so we are out in we are not
36:41
Speaker 12: in DC. I'm not going to say we're on vacation,
36:43
Speaker 12: because I know I'm not on vacation, but we are
36:45
Speaker 12: not in DC in August, and then we're not in
36:47
Speaker 12: DC in October. That the idea is that you are
36:49
Speaker 12: in your district during a you know, during an election year. Sure,
36:53
Speaker 12: I'm going to be in North Dallas in North Texas,
36:57
Speaker 12: you know during during August. We've got some great things
36:59
Speaker 12: going on out Well, you're working later.
37:01
Speaker 1: We've talked about that. Before you work, when you're home
37:03
Speaker 1: in your district. You're now taking vacations. I don't see.
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Speaker 1: Here's the thing, okay. I feel like it's coming from
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Speaker 1: an old enlisted guy, like when you're young and you're
37:11
Speaker 1: in the military. Right, here's the enlisted, here's the officers.
37:14
Speaker 1: They have it a little bit better. We're the workforce.
37:16
Speaker 1: I feel like, y'all are the House members. You're down here,
37:18
Speaker 1: if you're the enlisted workers and the senators are these
37:21
Speaker 1: dudes up here? And I don't see them doing big events.
37:24
Speaker 1: They're out fundraising, they're out vacationing, but I don't see
37:27
Speaker 1: them out working in their districts. And now he's more
37:29
Speaker 1: worried about voting on the college sports thing this week
37:32
Speaker 1: before they go than trying to push the Save America
37:35
Speaker 1: Act through. It. Just discussed the hell out of me.
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Speaker 1: It's all I can say.
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Speaker 12: I don't know what more we can do in the House.
37:42
Speaker 12: We have put the exclamation point on it. We have
37:44
Speaker 12: sent it over there four times. And I'll tell you know,
37:48
Speaker 12: when we sit here and we have people who don't
37:50
Speaker 12: want to necessarily vote for on our side too the
37:52
Speaker 12: other things that are in it, so they don't mind
37:54
Speaker 12: putting House members at risk, but they won't do it
37:56
Speaker 12: for the Senate. Of course, this is an important bill.
37:59
Speaker 12: This is not only already for the White House.
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Speaker 3: This is important.
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Speaker 12: This is an important vote for Republicans across the country,
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Speaker 12: not just in Congress, not just in DC, but literally
38:09
Speaker 12: across the country. I cannot tell you how many of
38:11
Speaker 12: my constituents are telling me, get this pass, get this pass,
38:14
Speaker 12: get this pass.
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Speaker 7: Man.
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Speaker 12: I can't imagine that I'm alone. No, you're to sit here,
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Speaker 12: We're coming for it in the Senate.
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Speaker 3: Is really frustrating.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is all right, speaking of getting to work,
38:24
Speaker 1: the biggest thing. Folks are always worried about the economy,
38:26
Speaker 1: their pocketbook, their money. I literally see you driving across
38:29
Speaker 1: your district right now. You're doing meetings, and I understand
38:32
Speaker 1: that you're having a big job fair coming up. So
38:35
Speaker 1: within the last thirty seconds here of your interview, talk
38:38
Speaker 1: to folks in Texas about this massive job fair, because
38:42
Speaker 1: you're talking about thousands of jobs available in the Lone
38:45
Speaker 1: Star state right meth We're talking.
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Speaker 12: About sixty six thousand jobs are available in Lone Start state.
38:50
Speaker 12: This is the largest job fare in the country. This
38:53
Speaker 12: started out COVID because I was in the district talking
38:56
Speaker 12: to businesses, talking to people who had gotten laid off,
38:58
Speaker 12: that were looking for more money. They were looking for
39:00
Speaker 12: more opportunities, more more flexibility, more benefits, businesses that were
39:04
Speaker 12: complaining that they could not hire. We started this job fair.
39:07
Speaker 12: This is our fifth annual job fair. This year, we've
39:09
Speaker 12: got six hundred and seventy businesses that are hiring. Last
39:13
Speaker 12: year we had over thirty five thousand people come out
39:15
Speaker 12: and look for a job. So it is going to
39:18
Speaker 12: be on Thursday at Global Life Field from eleven to
39:22
Speaker 12: three o'clock, and I urge people go to my ntxjobs
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Speaker 12: dot com for more information.
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Speaker 3: I think this would be amazing.
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Speaker 12: I have shared this with our GOP delegation. Can you
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Speaker 12: imagine if Republicans across the country did this. It's one
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Speaker 12: thing for us to pass the Working Families tax cut
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Speaker 12: bill that actually required job, you know, jobs work for
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Speaker 12: to get entitlement programs. But we're doing the final midle.
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Speaker 12: We are going home and we are getting helping people
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Speaker 12: get jobs to be able to make sure that they're
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Speaker 12: making these these these these requirements. Sixty six thousand jobs
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Speaker 12: every single every single industry you could imagine, and almost
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Speaker 12: thirty per setting. The jobs last year were on hundred
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Speaker 12: thousand dollars at about jobs. This is not just entry level.
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Speaker 12: We're talking entry level to sea level jobs.
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Speaker 1: Okay, folks, it is my I assum stance for my
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Speaker 1: North Texas job. So my ntxjobs dot comments right there.
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Speaker 1: Sixty six thousand jobs, thirty some percent payover six figures,
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Speaker 1: even if you don't live in texting about relocating for
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Speaker 1: the jobs. Get to that job fair this Thursday. Beth,
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Speaker 1: thank you for actually working for your constituents. That's what
40:24
Speaker 1: we hire y'all for. Appreciate you, Beth.
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Speaker 12: Thank you, Dan. I really appreciate you having a great week.
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Speaker 1: You two all right? Stick around. Coming up next, how
40:32
Speaker 1: about some real good news for the spouses of our
40:35
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40:37
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Speaker 13: Okay, that's a good one, so I wouldn't want a
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Speaker 13: bad one on this time.
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Speaker 1: Some good you know, we.
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Speaker 13: Rate them from six to ten. Six is usually when
41:36
Speaker 13: I'm standing up holding it. You can't do a very
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Speaker 13: good one. But uh, that's a ten, so where you
41:42
Speaker 13: deserve a ten.
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Speaker 4: Two.
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Speaker 1: The president they're talking about is signature being a good
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Speaker 1: one at ten, but also the executive order that he
41:51
Speaker 1: signed yesterday in the Oval Office in front of military
41:54
Speaker 1: spouses was a ten. It was a great one. And
41:57
Speaker 1: mister President, as a veteran, thank you for being a
42:00
Speaker 1: champion for our military. From creating Space Force, right, how
42:03
Speaker 1: about that one, to investing trillions to rebuild and upgrade
42:08
Speaker 1: our military. In my fifty some years on this planet,
42:13
Speaker 1: I haven't seen a president like this who has done
42:16
Speaker 1: more to try and help the military. And now he's
42:19
Speaker 1: got a new commission no different, but is going to
42:22
Speaker 1: help our military by helping their spouses. Just yesterday, poet
42:26
Speaker 1: to sign an executive order establishing the brand new President's
42:30
Speaker 1: Military Spouse Commission to solve major issues facing military families.
42:36
Speaker 1: Its priority include everything from military spouse employment to childcare, healthcare, housing,
42:42
Speaker 1: And here's a key, one on one support during deployments.
42:47
Speaker 1: You got to be there for the spouses. When the
42:50
Speaker 1: troops are overseas fighting for us, they don't need to
42:54
Speaker 1: be concerned about what's going on at home. They've got
42:56
Speaker 1: to be focused on the mission. Now, this new commission
42:59
Speaker 1: will operate for two years, unless extended, of course, by
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Speaker 1: the next president. I hope that's a Republican and they
43:06
Speaker 1: keep doing it. The paneling charge they're going to meet
43:09
Speaker 1: at the White House every month. Jennifer Hegseth is going
43:13
Speaker 1: to be in charge. That's Pete, our Secretary of War's
43:15
Speaker 1: wife speaking of She was there yesterday when Trump signed
43:19
Speaker 1: it and he handed her the executive order saying, get
43:22
Speaker 1: to work, go help them.
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Speaker 9: I've spent the last year traveling around meeting with military
43:27
Speaker 9: spouses and families around the world and around the country,
43:31
Speaker 9: and it's the same from Kentucky to Singapore. It's housing,
43:34
Speaker 9: it's healthcare, it's employment, it's childcare, it's education, and so
43:39
Speaker 9: we're going to take a look at all of those things.
43:41
Speaker 9: Even one of the women up here, I want to
43:43
Speaker 9: say who, but it was.
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Speaker 11: A paramedic and as they moved from state to state,
43:47
Speaker 11: she could not get the license switched to that state
43:50
Speaker 11: in time before you move again, before you PCs, and
43:53
Speaker 11: it makes it really difficult for these families to survive,
43:56
Speaker 11: let alone all the other sacrifices we're asking for them.
43:59
Speaker 1: And also, folks, they pointed out, these are going to
44:01
Speaker 1: be services for all the troops spouses. Right We're talking enlisted,
44:04
Speaker 1: senior listed, and the officers. And the timing couldn't be
44:07
Speaker 1: any better with what's happening in Iran. Of course, we've
44:10
Speaker 1: got troops all across the Middle East. We're talking fifty
44:13
Speaker 1: thousand plus sailors, Marines, Air Force. The USS Abraham Lincoln's
44:19
Speaker 1: over there. There's about five thousand marines and sailors on
44:21
Speaker 1: that ship alone. So again we have to really really
44:26
Speaker 1: focus down on this. Joining me now with reaction to
44:28
Speaker 1: the President's new commission. She's the host of the Good
44:32
Speaker 1: Show podcast. She's a military spouse advocate in her own
44:35
Speaker 1: right for decades, and she's the spouse of a recently
44:38
Speaker 1: retired enlisted senior enlist that I should say, Navy Seal
44:43
Speaker 1: Surrender good on the program for the first time. Surrender.
44:47
Speaker 1: Nice to meet you, I hear great things. I was
44:49
Speaker 1: looking at your profile on LinkedIn and I'm like, she's
44:52
Speaker 1: a spouse advocate, she's got a group like you've already
44:55
Speaker 1: been doing this for decades in your local seal community
44:59
Speaker 1: in the Sand Diego area. And I would assume at
45:02
Speaker 1: different duty assignments your husband was placed at over the
45:04
Speaker 1: last several decades, so you know all about it. So
45:07
Speaker 1: before I get to the brand new commission and get
45:09
Speaker 1: your reaction, give folks the background. How long have you
45:12
Speaker 1: been doing this? Being a spouse advocate.
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Speaker 3: Dan, First of all, thank you for having me on today.
45:19
Speaker 14: I think I've been doing this advocacy work since I've
45:23
Speaker 14: been a military spouse for twenty eight years. We are
45:26
Speaker 14: advocates for each other, looking for work, looking for childcare,
45:31
Speaker 14: trying to find a way to get employment, to remain
45:35
Speaker 14: in employment as well. But for the past five years
45:38
Speaker 14: I've been actively connecting military spouses in San Diego to
45:43
Speaker 14: entities that can help them with work, with resume, with childcare,
45:48
Speaker 14: referring them to medical physicians for continuance of healthcare. So
45:53
Speaker 14: it's been over it's been about a five year timeframe.
45:57
Speaker 1: Great, all right, Now let's get your reaction when you
45:59
Speaker 1: saw all of those military spouse in the Oval Office
46:02
Speaker 1: yesterday standing alongside our Secretary of War and his wife
46:05
Speaker 1: who's now going to head the commission, and the President
46:08
Speaker 1: signing this and saying this is going to be great.
46:10
Speaker 1: This is going to help our military folks focus on
46:13
Speaker 1: the mission because we're going to make sure the spouses
46:16
Speaker 1: are taken care of. What do you think about it?
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Speaker 14: It is phenomenal news. It is so sad that we
46:24
Speaker 14: have not been looked at before. Huge kudos to President
46:29
Speaker 14: Trump for doing this for us. This is going to
46:33
Speaker 14: strengthen families, and that is the important thing about it.
46:38
Speaker 14: This is not just about providing spouses a job.
46:43
Speaker 3: This is giving a spouse some.
46:46
Speaker 14: Self worth to be able to put food on the table,
46:49
Speaker 14: to provide for her family, to be able to be
46:52
Speaker 14: a full individual. Because right up until now, as everybody knows,
46:57
Speaker 14: military spouses unemployment rate is twenty percent, which is horrendous,
47:03
Speaker 14: and it takes the average military it takes the military
47:06
Speaker 14: spouse approximately twenty three weeks to find work, which again
47:12
Speaker 14: is absolutely crazy.
47:14
Speaker 3: This is great news.
47:16
Speaker 14: We will measure it though, Dan, as military spouses, we
47:19
Speaker 14: are going to measure the success of this program course
47:22
Speaker 14: with the outcomes. But incredibly grateful and.
47:27
Speaker 3: Excited, excited about this.
47:30
Speaker 1: Talk to me and my viewers about the pitfalls of deployment.
47:35
Speaker 1: And you have a husband that was on the teams
47:38
Speaker 1: for decades. They don't get to tell you, Hey, by
47:40
Speaker 1: the way, I'm doing a short TDY for a few
47:42
Speaker 1: months over here in you know, Iraq. I'll be back
47:45
Speaker 1: in ninety days or one hundred and eighty days. I'll
47:46
Speaker 1: be able to call you and FaceTime you. That's what
47:49
Speaker 1: normal troops get to do. Navy seals don't get to
47:51
Speaker 1: tell you anything. They just in the middle of the
47:53
Speaker 1: night go and you're there going uh oh, and then
47:56
Speaker 1: who helps you? Right, So talk about the importance of
48:00
Speaker 1: keeping the troop mission focused so they don't have to
48:03
Speaker 1: be worrying about what's happening at home.
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Speaker 14: Well, I think the thing is that most people see
48:08
Speaker 14: looking after spouses who are the backbone to the backbone,
48:12
Speaker 14: as a charitable thing.
48:14
Speaker 3: But we are part of the readiness, that's right, so
48:20
Speaker 3: we should also be looked after.
48:21
Speaker 14: And yes, my husband served thirty years as a senior
48:26
Speaker 14: nialisted retired as a command master chief, and yes there
48:29
Speaker 14: were many times down when he went abroad or he went.
48:32
Speaker 3: On tdy, wherever he went.
48:34
Speaker 14: And what kept me going was my community, my community
48:39
Speaker 14: of spouses. And if we couldn't find work together, if
48:43
Speaker 14: we couldn't find childcare together, we found each other and
48:48
Speaker 14: we could at least support in that way because we
48:51
Speaker 14: were all on the same plane understanding that this is
48:54
Speaker 14: what we left with. We have now become primary caregivers
48:58
Speaker 14: and we are, you know, looking after the house, looking
49:02
Speaker 14: after the children. We're dealing with everything on the home front. Sure,
49:06
Speaker 14: and we have to be able to do that in
49:08
Speaker 14: order to give the service member peace of mind to
49:13
Speaker 14: go and complete the mission without worrying about what's happening
49:17
Speaker 14: in his home.
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Speaker 1: That's it peace of mind right there. That's what came
49:21
Speaker 1: to mind when I heard about this commission. That way,
49:24
Speaker 1: the troop he or she depending on which spouse right
49:27
Speaker 1: is serving, doesn't have to worry when they're over there.
49:30
Speaker 1: Whatever the mission might be, driving a truck or being
49:33
Speaker 1: a sniper, anything in between. They should be mission focused
49:38
Speaker 1: and not having to worry about back home. We should
49:41
Speaker 1: make sure back home is okay for them. I love
49:44
Speaker 1: that surrender. If folks wouldn't reach out to you that
49:46
Speaker 1: are in the San Diego area because you have this
49:48
Speaker 1: local group, and I would hope you're able to connect
49:50
Speaker 1: with Jennifer Hegseth because you have a group already in
49:53
Speaker 1: place here in San Diego and work with this commission.
49:57
Speaker 1: If I can do anything to help, I will, But
49:59
Speaker 1: tell folks there a way to get ahold of you.
50:00
Speaker 1: Should the reach out on social media? Your LinkedIn? Do
50:02
Speaker 1: you have an email? The Good Show?
50:04
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
50:05
Speaker 14: Absolutely, I am on social media at the Good Show.
50:09
Speaker 3: Good Show.
50:11
Speaker 14: You could also send me a message on linked In
50:14
Speaker 14: as well, or you can email me Surrender at the
50:16
Speaker 14: Good Show.
50:17
Speaker 3: I like to get spouses together.
50:19
Speaker 14: We are building a deep sense of enlisted community in
50:23
Speaker 14: San Diego. We are eighty three percent of the military,
50:26
Speaker 14: so we're a big portion.
50:28
Speaker 3: And we welcome the new bill.
50:32
Speaker 14: We are incredibly grateful and again we are all prepared
50:35
Speaker 14: to chip in and make this a brighter, more stable
50:38
Speaker 14: future for military spouses.
50:40
Speaker 1: Good for you, and I hope because this was an
50:43
Speaker 1: executive order by the president, so it will expire when
50:47
Speaker 1: his term expires in two and a half years. Who
50:49
Speaker 1: remember the next president is, and I hope it's a Republican.
50:52
Speaker 1: They will continue this commission, and if Congress was smart,
50:56
Speaker 1: they would write legislation and make this permanent. So we'll
50:58
Speaker 1: make that all. Call right now to them while they're
51:01
Speaker 1: on vacation again, how about y'all make some legislation to
51:05
Speaker 1: make this commission permanent so the spouses are taken care of. Surrender,
51:08
Speaker 1: God bless you, Thank you for what you do.
51:10
Speaker 3: Thank you Dan.
51:11
Speaker 1: Yep, And before we say good night, let's know about
51:14
Speaker 1: a couple of the guests we've already got confirmed for
51:16
Speaker 1: tomorrow night's show.
51:17
Speaker 3: Check this out the list of Islamic contributions to our
51:20
Speaker 3: Western life demonstrates that human cost, the human cost that
51:26
Speaker 3: makes people in here afraid to even talk about Islam.
51:30
Speaker 3: That's why we're suspicious of Islam.
51:35
Speaker 1: That patriot right there, he's a British conservative writer and commentator,
51:41
Speaker 1: Jonathan Ciserdati. He spoke at Oxford last week, debating with
51:45
Speaker 1: a bunch of radical Islamis that go to that school
51:48
Speaker 1: on what's been done to his beloved nation, the UK.
51:52
Speaker 1: He's going to join us tomorrow night with a warning,
51:55
Speaker 1: not for the Brits, he's given it to them for years,
51:58
Speaker 1: a warning for all of you about the dangers of
52:01
Speaker 1: Islam and what it's done to his nation and how
52:04
Speaker 1: they're trying to take over America as we speak, folks.
52:08
Speaker 1: Also on Wednesday's show, Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles will stop
52:11
Speaker 1: by as well. That's just a couple of the guests
52:13
Speaker 1: that are booked for Wednesday. Until then, we are out
52:16
Speaker 1: of time. I'll be back tomorrow eight eastern, five Pacific.
52:19
Speaker 1: Until then, you know what to do. Be proud Americans.
52:22
Speaker 1: There is nothing wrong with it. Be brave and God
52:25
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Speaker 6: Yeah,