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Speaker 3: Well, here we go, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome, Welcome, Welcome,
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Speaker 3: the air. Thank them from the bottom of my heart.
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Speaker 3: Here on this last day, the final day, the end
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Speaker 3: of January twenty twenty five. Man, it goes very very quickly,
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Speaker 3: doesn't it one page after another, after another after another,
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Speaker 3: and February will be here tomorrow. Broundhog Day. Lot to
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Speaker 3: get to you today. I wanted to talk about why
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Speaker 3: President Donald Trump actually won the twenty twenty four election.
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Speaker 3: Why did he win, Why did he win in such
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Speaker 3: a landsline? Why do you think the tone of the
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Speaker 3: country actually flipped? Because clearly there was, you know, there
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Speaker 3: was a changing of the feel of the United States
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Speaker 3: under Biden. Right, there was a definite you keep using
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Speaker 3: the phrase lurch to the left. There was, and Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris was a dangerous scenario that would have taken us,
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Speaker 3: i think, to the brink of a change in philosophy
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Speaker 3: and how we live our everyday life. And that factors
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Speaker 3: into maybe why Donald Trump won the election. People while
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Speaker 3: they were able to wise up in time before the
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Speaker 3: catastrophe happened, but there were other factors to that.
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Speaker 5: Right, the left, they have.
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Speaker 3: This this constant hysteria, this hysterical tactic that they continue
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Speaker 3: to try to promote, even now they're doing it to
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Speaker 3: a certain extent. Right, you've got the Schumers, You've got
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Speaker 3: the pelosis, you've got the aocs. We're talking about Hitler
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Speaker 3: and the sky coming crashing down on all of us.
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Speaker 3: But after years of these relentless attacks, the left's approach
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Speaker 3: became predictable.
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Speaker 5: It's predictable.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 5: We all told you what was going to be said
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Speaker 5: and what was going to be done.
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Speaker 3: I told you that you were already going to start
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Speaker 3: to see the very sad, crying, weeping faces of you know,
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Speaker 3: folks of brown color being shipped back to countries of
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Speaker 3: their origin. And you're going to tug at the heartstrings.
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Speaker 3: It's already happening. I told you that predictable. It's all predictable.
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Speaker 3: But you can go back to the Russian collusion hoax,
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Speaker 3: the laptop disinformation scandal, bending of Trump's statements, putting them
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Speaker 3: out of context, right, And these are all things that
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Speaker 3: happened consistently, constantly, the CNNs, the MSNBC's and a just
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Speaker 3: an attack and attack and attack.
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Speaker 5: As I said to.
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Speaker 3: You just the other day, Trump's pardons on MSNBC gobbled
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Speaker 3: up fifty four minutes while Biden's pardons gobbled up four
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Speaker 3: minutes of a program. Come on, man, come on man,
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Speaker 3: that's not free and fair journalism and no substance and
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Speaker 3: no substance. Right, Remember Rachel Madcow.
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Speaker 5: The walls are closing in.
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Speaker 1: The walls are closing in.
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Speaker 5: Biden resorting to the.
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Speaker 3: Vague attacks, the semi fascist ultramaga attacks on you, the voter.
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Speaker 3: Remember talking about how you know it's us against them.
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Speaker 3: This is the president who was supposed to be the
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Speaker 3: great uniter. You exhausted the public. The voters were exhausted
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Speaker 3: by this constant, NonStop manipulation.
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Speaker 5: And they were smarter, right.
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Speaker 3: The people were smarter than I think we gave them
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Speaker 3: credit for. That's right, A feather in your cap, you
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Speaker 3: pulled it out. I was very, very skeptical, you know
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Speaker 3: that I was. I wasn't sure. I wasn't sure the
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Speaker 3: country wasn't gonna wise up. Why wasn't I sure? Because
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Speaker 3: I see a lot of stupid people. You know, you
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Speaker 3: run across a lot of people who you say, what what.
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Speaker 5: Did you just do? What did you just say? And
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Speaker 5: they're walking around every day.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you see him at Walmart, you see him at
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Speaker 3: stopping job, you see him on the roads driving.
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Speaker 5: I was skeptical, but it was almost like.
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Speaker 3: An the overload of this non stop in your face.
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Speaker 3: We know better than you where the social elite, where
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Speaker 3: the political elite listen to US and Middle America aside
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Speaker 3: from the ilt progressive cities, et cetera.
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Speaker 5: They just said no, we're done with this.
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Speaker 3: And Donald Trump won the White House and now the
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Speaker 3: Republicans have the majorities and they control both houses of Congress.
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Speaker 3: Now can they get something done? That's the question. Will
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Speaker 3: they get something done? And they also have a conservative
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Speaker 3: Supreme Court. These next four years are very crucial for
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Speaker 3: the direction of the country. Border security, the economy, immigration, crime,
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Speaker 3: foreign policy all have to continue in a direction of
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Speaker 3: more conservative values and poll above fifty percent. Whatever it
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Speaker 3: is that Trump decides to try to put in place
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Speaker 3: in those areas has to work. If it works, it
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Speaker 3: bridges a gap and gets us again moving in a
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Speaker 3: direction of prosperity.
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Speaker 5: I believe that.
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Speaker 3: I mean, right now, the Democrats are polling at historic lows,
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Speaker 3: historic lows as a group, even lower than Biden is
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Speaker 3: in his later days as president. They're just not being
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Speaker 3: well recepted. The topics that our progressive friends want to
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Speaker 3: champion are ones that most of Middle America either think
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Speaker 3: are insignificant or they don't hold the common sense test,
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Speaker 3: and they're pushing back against that. It's a constant, NonStop
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Speaker 3: effort to either tear down the moral values that I
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Speaker 3: think this country was built on. I mean, think about what,
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Speaker 3: you know what we witnessed just in the Episcopal bishop's
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Speaker 3: sermon right rebuking Trump's National Prayer Service, harsh portrayals of
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Speaker 3: illegal aliens, etc.
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Speaker 5: Trying to paint Trump is an ogre, that's all she
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Speaker 5: was trying to do.
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Speaker 6: That.
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Speaker 3: That's a left strategy. And people maybe they saw through that,
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Speaker 3: maybe they didn't. I mean those of us with half
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Speaker 3: a brain saw through that. And that was just a
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Speaker 3: plant to try to corrupt what was supposed to be
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Speaker 3: a very special day for Trump and a very special
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Speaker 3: day for the people who voted for him. Their strategies
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Speaker 3: in these areas backfire, they did, and that's why you've
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Speaker 3: got President Trump. That's why you've got again a Republican
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Speaker 3: House and a Republican Senate. And state like Connecticut, or
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Speaker 3: a state like California, or a state Illinois, some of
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Speaker 3: these other very left leaning states. They haven't gotten to
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Speaker 3: that point yet because they're filled. There's just too many
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Speaker 3: they out, the left out numbers there right in those states.
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Speaker 3: And then maybe they'll be a coming around. Maybe they'll
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Speaker 3: be there, come to Jesus moment. It's self destructive to
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Speaker 3: be like that, to act like that, to have a
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Speaker 3: country like that.
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Speaker 5: Now, this goes for both sides for sure.
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Speaker 3: Wouldn't you just want the truth tellers to tell the truth,
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Speaker 3: to seek the truth, to want the truth, and insist
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Speaker 3: upon the truth. And that's where your media comes in again,
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Speaker 3: to be that fourth or state to promote honesty. And
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Speaker 3: if you've got candidates or politicians who are bending and
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Speaker 3: breaking societal norms and what they want or what they
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Speaker 3: hope for and the truth and all that that is
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Speaker 3: associated with it, call them out, call them out over
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Speaker 3: and over again. If one call out doesn't work, call
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Speaker 3: them out again, third time, in a fifth time, in
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Speaker 3: a ten time, until the public actually sees what, well,
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Speaker 3: that story is not true. How dare the press hide
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Speaker 3: the hunter Biden's story? How dare they do that? How
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Speaker 3: dare Joe Biden pick up the phone and call Mark
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Speaker 3: Zuckerberg and say, no, you can't put that meme up
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Speaker 3: or you can't print that story. It makes us look bad,
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Speaker 3: and then have Zuckerberg not put it out on Facebook?
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Speaker 3: How dare they do that? And voters turned away? They
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Speaker 3: didn't want to hear that. They didn't want to be
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Speaker 3: a part of it. They didn't want to be trapped
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Speaker 3: in this vicious cycle of irrelevance and repeat the same
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Speaker 3: mistakes over and over again. And that cycle got broken,
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Speaker 3: Thank goodness, it got broken. And now you've got maybe
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Speaker 3: a changing of the guards again. In the first week
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Speaker 3: he's been president, he's probably done more, or at least
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Speaker 3: attempted to do more than four years of you know,
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Speaker 3: Biden just milling around the White House, going on vacations
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Speaker 3: every other day.
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Speaker 5: So here we are. That's what it.
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Speaker 3: And in addition to those lies and manipulation, the public
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Speaker 3: also saw a leader in Biden that was deteriorating in
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Speaker 3: front of their eyes. He was withering away on the vine,
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Speaker 3: becoming inept, becoming impotent to search for a word. That's
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Speaker 3: what our president had become prior to the November fifth election.
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden was an impotent shell of a leader and
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Speaker 3: as corrupt as the day is long, and very manipulating
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Speaker 3: in his fifty years in office. And at the end
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Speaker 3: he became nothing but a shadow of the person that
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Speaker 3: maybe they thought they had voted for. And they saw
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Speaker 3: that and they said, well, my choices now are somebody
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Speaker 3: who's a liar in Kamala Harris who protected that ineptness,
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Speaker 3: or Donald Trump. And we'll go back to Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: because he seemingly has the nation's best interest at heart,
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Speaker 3: where the other folks seemingly have their own best interests
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Speaker 3: at heart. And that's how we got Donald Trump. Thank God,
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Speaker 3: that's how we got him, because I don't know where
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Speaker 3: we would be if, in fact, he had lost on
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Speaker 3: November fifth. I shut it to think what would be
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Speaker 3: what we'd be talking about today. It would be a
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Speaker 3: whole different books, that's for sure.
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Speaker 7: Oh Freedom, Wayne Allen Root that's the host's name, and
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Speaker 3: I think he's getting all membered up in the green room,
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Speaker 5: So the US government will.
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Speaker 3: Apparently repurpose Guantanamo Bay to hold as many as thirty
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Speaker 3: thousand quote unquote undocumented migrants after President Donald Trump said
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Speaker 3: out on a Saturn note. All sixty four people aboard
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Speaker 3: the American Airlines Regional commuter jet and three people aboard
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Speaker 3: the army helicopter are dead. According to the officials, that
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Speaker 3: happened again, the two aircraft collided midair. Trump is actually
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Speaker 3: on today talking about now the helicopter was too high.
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Speaker 3: It's a very very strange accident in the way that
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Speaker 3: early reports suggest again air traffic control was aware of
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Speaker 3: both aircrafts, asking the helicopter pilot if they were aware
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Speaker 3: And then, of course we've all seen by now the
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Speaker 3: jailed for eleven years, Former New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez
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Speaker 5: Bucci.
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Speaker 3: His name is Colonel Stephen Bucci and Colonel I want
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Speaker 3: to start, if you don't mind. President Trump had said
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Speaker 3: he wanted to bulldoze Gaza and move everybody out, But
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Speaker 3: the impression I got was that he wasn't going to
22:26
Speaker 3: disperse everybody in all different directions. He was actually gonna
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Speaker 3: fix up Gaza bulldozer because it was a mess, and
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Speaker 3: then eventually give people the option to come back.
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Speaker 11: I think that is what is in his mind. Or
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Speaker 11: you know, if those people chose to stay in those
22:43
Speaker 11: other Muslim countries, that's you know, that's their right, their choice,
22:48
Speaker 11: I guess, uh, but uh, you know, it's gonna be
22:51
Speaker 11: kind of tough to rebuild that place with all the
22:54
Speaker 11: people sitting around in the rocks, right, and they can
22:59
Speaker 11: say hamas for that, but it's you know, he's the
23:04
Speaker 11: man is thinking out of the box. Jee big surprise.
23:07
Speaker 11: He tends to do that. He he doesn't want the
23:12
Speaker 11: status quo for the last thirty years. He's trying to
23:16
Speaker 11: figure out something that will solve this problem long term
23:20
Speaker 11: and be workable for all the peoples involved. So you
23:26
Speaker 11: know that all the people immediately going, oh my god,
23:29
Speaker 11: it's terrible. Why is he suggesting this? Okay, then you
23:33
Speaker 11: suggest something genius. Yeah, you know, the man is at
23:37
Speaker 11: least trying to address these problems in a practical way.
23:43
Speaker 11: Give him some credit for that, even if you don't
23:46
Speaker 11: like his his initial suggestions.
23:49
Speaker 3: I gotta say, if we're not as a nation empowered
23:52
Speaker 3: by his first week in office, I don't know what
23:54
Speaker 3: will jazz people. Because it's been remarkable.
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Speaker 11: Colonel it is you know, I had the last following
24:02
Speaker 11: that exchange, and for me it's mostly X. But you
24:07
Speaker 11: look at it and people are clutching their pearls and
24:11
Speaker 11: swooning and going, oh my gosh, how could he do this?
24:14
Speaker 11: It's terrible. You know, AOC trying to scare all the
24:18
Speaker 11: Americans that their a cup of coffee is going to
24:21
Speaker 11: cost even more, which is kind of amazing because it's
24:24
Speaker 11: it's kind of ridiculous for a cup of coffee now,
24:28
Speaker 11: But what happened, like literally an hour later, the guy
24:33
Speaker 11: is not just capitulating. He's going no, no, no, no, we
24:37
Speaker 11: want to help. We'll even send the presidential airplane cars
24:41
Speaker 11: to get these people from him. And you know, maybe
24:45
Speaker 11: the Colombian guy just didn't like the optics of you know,
24:49
Speaker 11: American military aircraft bringing his citizens, who are frankly criminals
24:53
Speaker 11: for the most part, back to him. But I'm sorry,
24:58
Speaker 11: that's tough. Then don't send your criminals this way, or
25:01
Speaker 11: allow them to go this way. Keep them in your jails.
25:05
Speaker 11: But you know, you're right, President Trump again as he
25:10
Speaker 11: did in his first term, and in this case, I think,
25:13
Speaker 11: probably way more effectively than he did in the first
25:16
Speaker 11: term because he kind of knows a little more about
25:19
Speaker 11: the system. Now he is being massively effective in the
25:24
Speaker 11: first week in office. And I had to laugh, Lee,
25:28
Speaker 11: I just throw this one in. I saw one tweet
25:31
Speaker 11: about it was a picture of President Trump at the
25:34
Speaker 11: golf course. Apparently he played golf yesterday, and they said, oh,
25:40
Speaker 11: he's the laziest president ever. You know, he's only been
25:43
Speaker 11: in office, you know, less than a week, and he's
25:45
Speaker 11: already taken a vacation day. No, it's called a weekend,
25:49
Speaker 11: you moron. You know, the president does not have to
25:53
Speaker 11: work twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.
25:56
Speaker 11: And I can tell you this president did more in
25:58
Speaker 11: that first partial week of his administration and his predecessor
26:03
Speaker 11: did at least in the last year and probably in
26:07
Speaker 11: the last four years.
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Speaker 3: You know, Colonel I was going to say exactly the
26:10
Speaker 3: same thing, and he's giving a master class at least
26:14
Speaker 3: in the first week or so in negotiations. He is
26:18
Speaker 3: just beating all these countries where we used to lie
26:22
Speaker 3: down and just take it before. Now he's going out
26:25
Speaker 3: of his way to make sure that we're putting America first.
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Speaker 5: There's nothing wrong with this.
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Speaker 11: No, President Trump's I think his information is to lead
26:35
Speaker 11: with the carriage. If you want to work with him,
26:38
Speaker 11: he's more than happy to do that. You'll be a
26:40
Speaker 11: good friend and you'll probably be able to get a
26:42
Speaker 11: lot of good deals. But if you try and tell
26:45
Speaker 11: him not no, but heck no, he just shrugs his
26:48
Speaker 11: should and says, Okay, we'll go to the next step.
26:50
Speaker 11: And it's going to be an escalation, not necessarily military escalation,
26:55
Speaker 11: but it's going to cost your money at least to
26:59
Speaker 11: not cooperate with him. But I'm with you. I mean,
27:02
Speaker 11: I think we should be a positive partner. We should
27:07
Speaker 11: always lead with the carrot, not with the stick. But
27:10
Speaker 11: people need to understand that the stick is right there
27:13
Speaker 11: in your other hand, and you can either cooperate with
27:17
Speaker 11: us or not. That's your choice. But if it's not,
27:21
Speaker 11: there's going to be a price to pay. And you know,
27:24
Speaker 11: that doesn't mean we're bad guys. It doesn't mean we're hit.
27:27
Speaker 11: It means we have a president who's putting our country's
27:33
Speaker 11: national interests before everything else, and I think that's kind
27:37
Speaker 11: of what we hired him to do.
27:39
Speaker 5: All right.
27:40
Speaker 3: Colonel Stephen Bochie with US Heritage Foundation Heritage dot org
27:43
Speaker 3: Sboucci on the ex you mentioned January sixth and the pardons.
27:46
Speaker 3: I know we've talked about this. The blanket pardon sort
27:50
Speaker 3: of doesn't sit all that great with me, and I
27:52
Speaker 3: know you know his excuse was Trump's excuse was there's
27:55
Speaker 3: just so much to go through, which again, that doesn't
27:58
Speaker 3: sit well with me either. Your thoughts on some of
28:01
Speaker 3: the more violent folks from January sixth being let out, Look.
28:04
Speaker 11: If there is hard evidence that an individual, you know,
28:07
Speaker 11: like video or or multiple testimony that you know someone
28:14
Speaker 11: was was doing physical violence to a police officer was,
28:18
Speaker 11: you know, destroying the building. Hey, I don't think they
28:23
Speaker 11: should have been part. I think maybe a review of
28:27
Speaker 11: their some of their sentences because I think some of
28:31
Speaker 11: the sentences, even for the people who took actions that
28:34
Speaker 11: deserve to be punished, were a little over the top.
28:39
Speaker 11: That maintaining people in solitary confinement for you know, a
28:43
Speaker 11: couple of years is a little bit much and should
28:46
Speaker 11: then be a mitigating factor in how they're sentenced and
28:52
Speaker 11: and taken care of. That would have taken a lot
28:55
Speaker 11: of effort. I think that effort would have been worth
28:58
Speaker 11: it and unfortunate. In doing the blanket pardon, President Trump
29:04
Speaker 11: handed the left, you know, a cause that they could
29:07
Speaker 11: coalesce around and in a way to attack him. That
29:13
Speaker 11: was an unforced foul. He didn't have to do that.
29:16
Speaker 11: He could have started. He could have done a couple
29:18
Speaker 11: of waves of pardons, the obvious ones first where the
29:23
Speaker 11: people didn't do anything but happened to be breathing the
29:25
Speaker 11: air in Washington, d C. On January sixth, too, you know,
29:30
Speaker 11: down the road others where they review their sentences and
29:35
Speaker 11: make a decision whether those were appropriate or not. After
29:40
Speaker 11: evaluation by for those individual cases by sort of jumping
29:46
Speaker 11: the gun on that. I think he missed the boat.
29:49
Speaker 11: I think that's something that you know, it's not it's
29:53
Speaker 11: not going to cause him to get impeached or anything
29:56
Speaker 11: like that, but it gives the left something to gnaw on.
30:00
Speaker 11: And if you you know, last week, nobody on the
30:05
Speaker 11: left side of the legacy media was covering any of
30:09
Speaker 11: the positive things Trump was doing. They were all focused
30:12
Speaker 11: on that issue. And that's a shame to give them,
30:17
Speaker 11: you know, that much of an issue to grab hold of.
30:20
Speaker 5: Let me just throw this at you.
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Speaker 3: I know we've talked about this before in the past,
30:23
Speaker 3: but it's becoming pretty clear that there were agents provocateurs
30:28
Speaker 3: within the midst of the January sixth ers. What are
30:32
Speaker 3: your thoughts on that? And you know, what do we
30:34
Speaker 3: do about that?
30:36
Speaker 11: Well, you know, we we have evidence of the FBI
30:39
Speaker 11: doing that. We saw that here in Michigan. You know,
30:43
Speaker 11: with our half dozen morons, I've talked about them before
30:47
Speaker 11: that we're going to kidnap the governor. And when you
30:50
Speaker 11: looked at these guys, you realize that they probably only
30:53
Speaker 11: shared about three brain cells between the half dozen of
30:56
Speaker 11: them and would have never come up with a plan
30:59
Speaker 11: like this, beyond sitting around with a bunch of beers
31:03
Speaker 11: and talking smack about what they're gonna do if they
31:05
Speaker 11: ever run into this governor, and instead an FBI informant
31:12
Speaker 11: infiltrates them and basically develops a plan for him to
31:16
Speaker 11: to take action. They go down the road with it,
31:20
Speaker 11: and then eventually they arrest them all and get them
31:24
Speaker 11: as conspirators for, you know, trying to do sedition here
31:27
Speaker 11: in Michigan. And so the FBI does this stuff, I
31:33
Speaker 11: think it's it's overstepping and unnecessary. Uh, you know, there's
31:38
Speaker 11: a lot of other things they could have arrested them
31:40
Speaker 11: for other than trying to convince them to do this stuff.
31:46
Speaker 11: So to me, I think that's something that needs to
31:49
Speaker 11: be evaluated. No offense to deputy or to Director Array,
31:55
Speaker 11: but he did not show any inclination to ever question
31:58
Speaker 11: his own organization behavior, and in fact, he showed much
32:03
Speaker 11: more loyalty to the FBI than he did to the
32:07
Speaker 11: people of the United States of America. And I think
32:10
Speaker 11: that's something that most of the FBI people that I
32:13
Speaker 11: know say, Look, I don't know if we had people
32:18
Speaker 11: all over there at January sixth, none of them were
32:21
Speaker 11: involved in that, but they said there's a shadow over
32:26
Speaker 11: the organization now because of January sixth. It needs to
32:30
Speaker 11: be investigated independently and to either clear the FBI of
32:36
Speaker 11: that accusation or prosecute the people who were involved in it.
32:43
Speaker 11: And that hasn't happened clearly wasn't going to happen under Biden.
32:48
Speaker 11: Now needs to be looked into. So hopefully, you know,
32:51
Speaker 11: Cash Bettel and Attorney General BONDI will will get on
32:56
Speaker 11: that and we'll get some closure.
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Speaker 2: Colonel, thank you.
33:00
Speaker 3: I got a run out of time, but I always
33:02
Speaker 3: appreciate yours and we will talk again next week.
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Speaker 5: Colonel Stephen Buchi with a heritage foundation who.
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Speaker 3: And questions on, but I want to start with a
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Speaker 3: video I was watching about class action suits against certain companies,
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Speaker 3: and specifically Johnson and Johnson's baby Powder has asbesto Senate
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Speaker 3: possibly was a big.
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Speaker 12: Verdict some years ago, and I remember I went to
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Speaker 12: the national conference in Denver, Colorado, and I think it
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Speaker 12: was over one hundred million dollars.
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Speaker 5: There was a having to.
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Speaker 12: Do with talcum powder and the like, and unfortunately there
37:12
Speaker 12: was a reversal and a remand, but there were all
37:15
Speaker 12: these claimants there was a causal connection between the baby
37:18
Speaker 12: powder and cancer. And to your point about the spin
37:22
Speaker 12: offs and the attempts to avoid liability, we saw with
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Speaker 12: John's Mansville and Asbestos they went bankrupt, right so people
37:30
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Speaker 5: The dollar of their awards. Wreck and this this is evil.
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Speaker 12: This is evil, and we're involved right now. My firm
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37:41
Speaker 12: two formula companies, Abbot Labs and Mead Pharmaceuticals, because we
37:45
Speaker 12: believe there is a causal connection and the science seems
37:48
Speaker 12: to be clear between baby formula and necrotizing interior colitis
37:53
Speaker 12: when the formula is given to premature babies. We are
37:55
Speaker 12: on trial right now against the local hospital involving the
37:59
Speaker 12: death of a premature baby. And it's it's really contested.
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Speaker 12: There have been two huge verdicts on the product liability sector.
38:07
Speaker 12: But back to your point. These companies then they form
38:10
Speaker 12: these separate corporations and they seek to avoid liability. It's horrible,
38:14
Speaker 12: it's horrible what's going on. And in Texas the judge
38:17
Speaker 12: didn't buy it, you know about this reorganization and they said, no,
38:20
Speaker 12: this is this is an attempt to avoid the liability.
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Speaker 12: We're just not going to permit.
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Speaker 3: Can you get to the point where it's a criminal suit,
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Speaker 3: Like if you're if you're a Johnson and Johnson and
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Speaker 3: you know you've hit it.
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Speaker 5: You hit the.
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Speaker 3: Information from the government because the government may have requested it.
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Speaker 3: You've hidden the idea or the facts that there is
38:36
Speaker 3: a certain amount of asbestos. And I'm using that as
38:38
Speaker 3: the example in baby powder, talcum powder, and you've hidden
38:43
Speaker 3: that and then people end up getting cancer and dying.
38:45
Speaker 13: I mean, not to me, kin to you committing a murderer.
38:50
Speaker 13: In some cases directly it's not brought in the criminal court.
38:52
Speaker 13: But I'll use tobacco as an example. I mean Richard
38:55
Speaker 13: Blumenthal when he was Attorney general, he secured millions across
38:58
Speaker 13: the country and for the state of Connecticut in connection
39:01
Speaker 13: with tobacco litigation. The connection between tobacco and cancer and
39:05
Speaker 13: the cover up by ligate and that there was a
39:08
Speaker 13: movie that came out Jeffrey Wygan Russell Crowe played Jeffrey Wygan.
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Speaker 12: The Whistleblower. And so there have been huge civil penalties,
39:16
Speaker 12: and I know back to Attorney General William Tong, he's
39:19
Speaker 12: filed some lawsuits on behalf of consumers. So it normally
39:22
Speaker 12: ends up in the civil arena. It can be by
39:25
Speaker 12: state attorneys generals, the United States Attorney General seeking civil penalties.
39:29
Speaker 3: Right, but there's no culpability for a criminal actemy.
39:32
Speaker 5: You know, you're killing people.
39:34
Speaker 3: I know the city you've made use cigarettes And now
39:36
Speaker 3: of course that's the well the number one example.
39:39
Speaker 12: It's a controversial thing.
39:40
Speaker 1: It's rare.
39:41
Speaker 12: I mean, there's a lot of criticism, you know about
39:43
Speaker 12: the Sackler family and opioids and what they did with
39:47
Speaker 12: the opioid production, pushing of the pills, the addiction, the
39:52
Speaker 12: hundreds of thousands of people that have died because of
39:55
Speaker 12: fentanyl and this. They knowingly got people hooked on these opioids.
40:01
Speaker 12: And now what's sad is that you can't get them
40:03
Speaker 12: prescribed and you talk to the docs. They don't want liability,
40:07
Speaker 12: they don't want to get sued. So they've gone away
40:09
Speaker 12: from opioids and they move to other pain medication gabapentin
40:14
Speaker 12: and other levels because they just don't want to get sued.
40:17
Speaker 3: Should there be some kind of legislation something that's in
40:20
Speaker 3: the mix. If you deceive, you know, you're just you're
40:23
Speaker 3: purposely deceiving the American consumer.
40:26
Speaker 5: I'm with you, you know, I mean, I'm just saying.
40:28
Speaker 5: It's one thing.
40:29
Speaker 3: If you do it, you know, you say to everybody, hey,
40:32
Speaker 3: I've got the best lunch box in the world, that
40:34
Speaker 3: it won't break, and then it breaks. That's okay, no
40:37
Speaker 3: one's dead. But if you tell me that you know
40:39
Speaker 3: this talcum powder is safe, and then I put it
40:42
Speaker 3: on my baby and they get cancer and you knew it. Yeah,
40:45
Speaker 3: I mean, what's the difference between that and you're putting
40:47
Speaker 3: arsenic in my drink? I don't even know what's the
40:49
Speaker 3: different thing there is.
40:50
Speaker 12: And I think this is why there's disdain for you know,
40:53
Speaker 12: three M Corporation and all the people that died of asbestosis.
40:56
Speaker 12: My father in law was one of the first cases
40:58
Speaker 12: of esbestosis at electric vote And it's very sad. And
41:03
Speaker 12: I think your point is well taken. And this controversy
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Speaker 12: over opioids and fentanyl. It's now hundreds of thousands of
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Speaker 12: people die, and I think it warrants what you're talking about,
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Speaker 12: the attention. But you know who's going to get the
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Speaker 12: attention of the lawmakers. It's going to be the latest headline.
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Speaker 3: So let me pivot in the time we have left,
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Speaker 3: tell me your thoughts on these inspector generals being bounced
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Speaker 3: by Trump.
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Speaker 12: Having worked in public corruption, investigation, prosecution, I sometimes say
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Speaker 12: inspector general ethics and that kind of thing. Those offices
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Speaker 12: you want them, but you want them in name only.
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Speaker 5: Okay.
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Speaker 12: So President Trump comes in and he terminates these seventeen
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Speaker 12: igs and there's all this clamor because he did.
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Speaker 1: Not follow the law.
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Speaker 12: The law requires thirty days notice to Congress, and there
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Speaker 12: has to be a justified reason. But this is one
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Speaker 12: of the reasons President Trump was elected. I do believe
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Speaker 12: that he's knowingly not following the law because this is him.
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Speaker 12: He doesn't follow process. He says, I don't like this situation.
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Speaker 12: I'm going to go in and fix it. And you know,
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Speaker 12: Lindsey Graham was quoted, it's technically illegal. We have a process.
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Speaker 12: He's one of the congressmen that passed the law. But
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Speaker 12: you know the reality is it's not going to be appealed.
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Speaker 12: So we're going to go through inspector generals for those
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Speaker 12: that don't know, they're appointed to investigate certain things involving
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Speaker 12: ethics and corruption. But what have we seen over the
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Speaker 12: last four years. We've seen the weaponization of the Department
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Speaker 12: of Justice. We've seen millions and millions spent on investigations
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Speaker 12: and prosecutions to nowhere. And part of his agenda, the
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Speaker 12: President's agenda, is to change all that. And as an
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Speaker 12: executive he can clean house.
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Speaker 3: So you don't think this these terminations, you said they
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Speaker 3: won't be.
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Speaker 5: An appeal, Well, I don't.
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Speaker 12: I doubt there will be legal challenges because they can
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Speaker 12: paper the file, they can come up with justifications right
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Speaker 12: and after the fact, and we'll see if any anybody's
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Speaker 12: going to take that case. I'm not taking that case.
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Speaker 3: A good stuff. Appreciate it, Judge. We have a ton
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Speaker 3: more to cover, but unfortunately we are.
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Speaker 1: Out of time.
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Speaker 3: Wayne Alan RhoD is up and he is next.
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