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Showdown in Texas: Trump vs Kamala! · The 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with
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Speaker 2: you as well, and Senator I can't believe I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: get to say this.
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Speaker 1: We're like a.
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Speaker 2: Week and a day away from election day. It is
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Speaker 2: finally here and the campaign is in full swing. Harris
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Speaker 2: and Donald Trump both coming on the same day to Texas,
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Speaker 2: in the same state.
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Speaker 3: Well, we had a showdown in Texas on Friday. Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump was in Texas, Kamala Harris was in Texas on
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Speaker 3: the same day. They had competing rallies side by side,
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Speaker 3: a clear contrast what the two campaigns were about. I
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Speaker 3: was with Donald Trump in Austin. I'm gonna tell you
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Speaker 3: all about it and what happened there. Kamala Harris was
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Speaker 3: in my hometown of Houston. She brought along Beyonce, she
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Speaker 3: brought along Willie Nelson. They had a fake concert. We're
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Speaker 3: gonna tell you all about that as well.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be really fun to this next week.
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Speaker 2: Harris was in uh Houston, our hometown of Houston, and
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Speaker 2: you were with Donald Trump. So let's just talk about
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Speaker 2: the feel I think you can. Actually there's always an
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Speaker 2: X factor in elections, and that is just when you're
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Speaker 2: out in the campaign trail, when you're seeing the excitement,
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Speaker 2: there's an X factor there. What was your assessment of
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Speaker 2: being in Austin with Donald Trump and what did it
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Speaker 2: look like from a hey, conservative excitement point of view?
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Speaker 3: So I'm going to tell you that in a second.
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Speaker 3: But I got to say my heart had a warm,
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Speaker 3: little pitter pat. When I hear a Memphis boy describe
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Speaker 3: Houston as our hometown. Could you just say that again, Ben?
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Speaker 3: I like that our hometown.
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Speaker 1: Our hometown.
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Speaker 2: You know you can once you get to Texas, it's
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Speaker 2: hard to get it out of you. That's all I
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Speaker 2: can say.
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Speaker 1: Now you're in bask in that moment there, Sarah.
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Speaker 4: Are you willing to see Texas barbecue yet?
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not there yet. I can cook one
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Speaker 1: hell of a brisket. Serve it is.
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Speaker 4: It's coming. It's coming.
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Speaker 3: We are a cult and we will take you and
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Speaker 3: reprogram you.
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Speaker 4: Just just know that it's coming.
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Speaker 2: I have a feeling this tape is going to be
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Speaker 2: around for quite a long time. My producer is laughing
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Speaker 2: right now. He's saving this and like putting it on
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Speaker 2: a gold CD just to make sure there's a backup
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Speaker 2: copy of this for sure. So all right, back to
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Speaker 2: back to Let's just get down to Austin. Let's move
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Speaker 2: on past this quickly. You're down there, You're Austin, Texas. Austin, Texas.
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Speaker 3: There's a big gathering in like an airport hangar, and
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Speaker 3: Trump comes in as plane lands, he arrives, and it
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Speaker 3: was really striking. He came to Texas well for two things.
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Speaker 3: Number One, he came to Texas because he was interviewing
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Speaker 3: with Joe Rogan. And he did a three hour interview
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Speaker 3: with Joe Rogan. And let's start out by pointing out
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Speaker 3: that Kamala Harris was invited to do Joe Rogan and
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Speaker 3: she said no. She was apparently frightened to do Joe Rogan.
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Speaker 3: The reporting that I've seen on it said the Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris campaign insisted on rules, and Joe Rogan said, no,
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Speaker 3: go jump in a lake. If you're going to do
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Speaker 3: the podcast, come on the podcast and I'm gonna ask
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Speaker 3: you what the hell I want. And they're like, no, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 3: we can't do that. We don't know what Kamala will say,
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Speaker 3: but it's gonna be bad, so never mind. And Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump said all right, let's go and sat there for
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Speaker 3: three hours. So that initially is why Trump flew to
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Speaker 3: Austin's because he was headed to Rogans to do the
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Speaker 3: three hour interview. But he chose to make that a
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Speaker 3: rally to focus on the the issue of illegal immigration,
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Speaker 3: which I think is is the single most compelling issue
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Speaker 3: in this race. Now the polls back me up. Voters
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Speaker 3: say either illegal immigration border security is the number one
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Speaker 3: issue or the economy slash inflation is the number one issue.
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Speaker 3: Those two pretty consistently are one and two. They go
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Speaker 3: back and forth as to which is one and two.
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Speaker 3: But this rally was really powerful. So Trump comes in
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Speaker 3: and he's up on stage and behind him he is
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Speaker 3: surrounded by border patrol agents. Paul Perez, who's the head
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Speaker 3: of the Border Patrol Council, the Union of Border Patrol Agents,
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Speaker 3: who has endorsed Donald Trump. Paul is a very good friend.
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Speaker 3: I've campaigned with Paul all over Texas. I've spent hundreds
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Speaker 3: of hours with Paul and with Border patrol agents out
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Speaker 3: on midnight patrol on the border. Paul was there, Border
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Speaker 3: patrol agents were there, and then multiple families of those
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Speaker 3: who lost loved ones to violent criminals who were illegal
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Speaker 3: aliens were there. And it really was a power full contrast.
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Speaker 3: And we'll get in a minute to Kamala Harris. But
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris did did her event in the Big Stadium
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Speaker 3: and Number one, apparently Kamala was concerned she couldn't turn
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Speaker 3: out a crowd, so they told everyone it was going
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Speaker 3: to be a free Beyonce concert. They also told everyone
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Speaker 3: it was going to be a free will Willie Nelson concert.
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Speaker 3: Turned out Beyonce never performed, and I understand there were
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Speaker 3: really some ticked off people because if you go thinking
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Speaker 3: you're going to a Beyonce concert and she stands up
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Speaker 3: and gives a political speech, you're going, dude.
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Speaker 4: Like what Like?
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Speaker 3: I went to a Beyonce concert. I didn't even hear
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Speaker 3: one verse. But Kamala's entire rally was about abortion. That
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Speaker 3: is her entire message. If you are all abortion all
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Speaker 3: the time, Kamala is your candidate. If nothing else matters
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Speaker 3: to you but abortion every day, three hundred and sixty
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Speaker 3: five days a year. That is their message, and they're
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Speaker 3: hoping voters will disregard every other message. We'll say all
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Speaker 3: I care about is abortion. I don't care about Venezuela
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Speaker 3: and gangs invading my cities. I don't care about them
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Speaker 3: terrorizing my children. I don't care about the fact that
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Speaker 3: I can't pay the bills anymore. I don't care about
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Speaker 3: the fact that I can't get the home that I
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Speaker 3: wanted to buy. I don't care about the fact that
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Speaker 3: my children's future looks bleaker right now. I don't care
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Speaker 3: about the fact that the world is on fire. I
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Speaker 3: don't care about the fact that anti Semitism has consumed
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Speaker 3: college campuses. I don't care about the fact that the
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Speaker 3: Democrats are cheering on the anti Semits. I don't care
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Speaker 3: about the fact that the Democrats have given one hundred
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Speaker 3: billion dollars to a ran that is funding Hamas and HESBLA.
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Speaker 3: I don't care about the fact that everything has gone
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Speaker 3: to crap. Nope, all I care about is abortion, abortion, abortion,
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Speaker 3: So therefore I'm a Democrat. That was the contrast, and
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Speaker 3: I got to say, Ben, eight days out from an election.
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Speaker 4: I'm pretty happy with that contrast.
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Speaker 3: If that's what the election is, I think it sums
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Speaker 3: up both sides really well.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was very interesting to see the maneuver by
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Speaker 2: I think Harris just to come to Houston and for
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Speaker 2: this to be the message, and I get there's this
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Speaker 2: idea of all right, we'll go there and we'll say
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Speaker 2: Texas is bad and what they've done in Texas is terrible,
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Speaker 2: and so you don't want the rest of the country
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Speaker 2: to become Texas. They're just a problem with that, isn't it?
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Speaker 2: Like a thousand people a week that are a day,
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Speaker 2: I forget the number day you're today, one thousand a
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Speaker 2: day are moving to Texas on average. That is not
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Speaker 2: exactly going to work to your favor. If everybody's coming
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Speaker 2: to Texas for freedom while you're saying Texas is bad?
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Speaker 1: Like is that? And not only that?
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Speaker 2: Like, aren't you supposed to be spending your final days
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Speaker 2: in swing states if you're running for president trying to
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Speaker 2: win the presidency, not Texas, h you are.
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Speaker 3: And it is amazing because I'm going to venture right now,
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Speaker 3: the odds that Donald Trump wins Texas next Tuesday, I believe,
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Speaker 3: are one hundred percent. Trump is going to win. Trump
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Speaker 3: knows that, Kamala knows that. So they were both in
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Speaker 3: a state where everyone knows the outcome. Trump will win,
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Speaker 3: Kamala will lose. And so Trump was there for a
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Speaker 3: very good reason, which is to drive a message, to
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Speaker 3: be honest, A big chunk of Trump being there was
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Speaker 3: to talk to Pennsylvania, to talk to Michigan, to talk
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Speaker 3: to Wisconsin, to talk to Arizona, and to say, look,
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Speaker 3: this is what's happening at the border, and Texas is
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Speaker 3: the front lines for the border. So that that was
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Speaker 3: valuable to tell that that story. But Kamala, Kamala is
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Speaker 3: trying to create this this bizarre narrative that Texas is
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Speaker 3: like Mad Max and Thunderdome. It is this horrible hell
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Speaker 3: escape that people are trying to escape, or maybe it's
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Speaker 3: escape from New York. And I'm actually referencing, are you
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Speaker 3: old enough to see an Escape from New York?
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Speaker 4: Ben?
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Speaker 5: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I have, I've seen it once.
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Speaker 4: All right, do you remember the name of the protagonist?
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Speaker 1: I do not.
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Speaker 6: Oh?
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Speaker 3: Oh, Ben Snake pluskin come on, great, great movie. But
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Speaker 3: in Kamala's world, Texas is this dystopian hellhole. That's the
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Speaker 3: story she's trying to tell. And as you pointed out
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Speaker 3: that that, there's the rather inconvenient fact that for more
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Speaker 3: than a decade, over a thousand people have come to
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Speaker 3: the state of Texas. I was first elected to the
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Speaker 3: Senate in twenty twelve. Twelve years ago. When I was elected,
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Speaker 3: there were twenty six million Texans. Today there are more
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Speaker 3: than thirty million Texans. We've added four million Texans in
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Speaker 3: just over a decade. And it's worth noting.
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Speaker 1: Also, you're not counting illegal immigrants, right.
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Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm talking about I'm not counting illegal immigrants.
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Speaker 3: I'm just talking about the people in our state, and
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Speaker 3: they are coming. It's not random where they're coming from.
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Speaker 3: They are coming overwhelmingly from blue states. California is the
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Speaker 3: number one biggest source of new residents to Texas. They
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Speaker 3: come from California in huge numbers. They come from Illinois,
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Speaker 3: they come from New York and New Jersey and Connecticut.
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Speaker 3: They're all bright blue states that have the policies that
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Speaker 3: Kamala says is wonderful, and the people are packing up
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Speaker 3: and moving out. In fact, a joke that I tell
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Speaker 3: on the campaign trail all the time, I say, look,
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Speaker 3: there's a headline in the Babylon b which is Texas
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Speaker 3: is building a wall in its southern border consisting of
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Speaker 3: nothing but discarded one way U haul trucks from California. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: and look, the truth of that is is enormously right.
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Speaker 3: The cost of a one way U haul from California
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Speaker 3: to Texas is more than three hundred percent the cost
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Speaker 3: of a U haul going the other way around. And
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Speaker 3: in fact, it's really striking the cost of a U
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Speaker 3: haul from San Jose from Silicon Valley to Austin is
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Speaker 3: five hundred percent. The cost of a U haul going
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Speaker 3: the other way because nobody's going the other way.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and once they're here, those charts are stuck.
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Speaker 4: Yep, No, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 3: So so Trump is here, and I got to say
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Speaker 3: it was it was really really powerful because one of
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Speaker 3: the people who was at Trump's rally was Alexis Nungary.
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Speaker 3: And Alexis is the mother, as you know, of Joscelyn Hungary, Joscelyn,
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Speaker 3: the beautiful twelve year old girl kidnapped, raped and murdered
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Speaker 3: by by illegals that that Biden Harris released. And I
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Speaker 3: got to say, I've gotten to know Alexis quite well.
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Speaker 3: I spent a fair amount of time with her on
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Speaker 3: Friday when she was she was in Austin.
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Speaker 4: I spent a talk with her quite a bit.
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Speaker 3: You know, Alexis is just twenty seven years old, and
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Speaker 3: the strength she has to stand up and fight for Joscelyn. Listen,
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Speaker 3: we're both parents. The worst nightmare any person could imagine
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Speaker 3: is losing a child. It's just the most hellish thing.
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Speaker 3: And if anything can be more hellish than that, it's
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Speaker 3: to lose a child in the circumstances that Joscelyn was murdered.
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Speaker 3: To know the absolute hell that your baby went through.
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Speaker 3: Every time Alexis talks about Joscelyn, it brings tears to
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Speaker 3: my eyes. I want you to listen to Alexis at
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Speaker 3: the rally talking about what she sees as the central
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Speaker 3: issue in this race.
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Speaker 4: This past, this past.
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Speaker 7: You and Alexis's twelve year old daughter, her precious angel,
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Speaker 7: as you say, Jocelyn. We all called her that we
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Speaker 7: feel we know Jocen. And she's had a big impact, Alexis,
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Speaker 7: you know that right, She's had a big impact. Walked
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Speaker 7: to a nearby convenience. Jocelyn was kidnapped, tied up, assaulted,
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Speaker 7: and I'm not going any further than that. I'm standing
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Speaker 7: with the mother and horrible things happened to her, to
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Speaker 7: that young beautiful that young beautiful girl and the animals
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Speaker 7: arrested for Jocelyn's barbaric murderer. Two illegal aliens believed to
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Speaker 7: be members of the Savage Venezuela and prison gang known
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Speaker 7: as Trenday Arragua, and they're all over the place now,
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Speaker 7: they're all over our country. They were in Aurora, but
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Speaker 7: Aurora's now the least of it. They've taken over buildings
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Speaker 7: in Aurora. The government, the radical left democrat weak person
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Speaker 7: doesn't know quite what to do, so always got a
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Speaker 7: big mouth when he talks about other things, but he
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Speaker 7: has no idea what to do. Then they have weapons
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Speaker 7: at military grade. You say, how did they get those weapons?
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Speaker 7: These monsters were in border patrol custody, but under a
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Speaker 7: program Kamala Harris created to abolish detention for fighting aged men,
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Speaker 7: whatever that means, and give them free and automatic entry
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Speaker 7: into the United States, the killers were released into our
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Speaker 7: country and Alexis, we cannot begin to imagine your pain.
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Speaker 7: And if you'd like to say a few words, would
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Speaker 7: you like to.
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Speaker 6: Thank everybody for McDonald Trump, really for the opportunity to
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Speaker 6: be able to say my daughter's story. I know everybody
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Speaker 6: knows somebody that was like her. She was twelve, she.
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Speaker 5: Was gonna be a seventh grader. Pre Teens they think
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Speaker 5: they're invincible, and she was just being a child. And
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Speaker 5: due to the Biden.
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Speaker 6: Harris policies we have here are why she's not here anymore.
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Speaker 6: She was taken from her vulnerability and they made.
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Speaker 5: Her a target and ran with that.
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Speaker 6: And now I will forever be a grieving mother and
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Speaker 6: my son will forever be a grieving brother who will
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Speaker 6: no longer get to grow up with his sister.
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Speaker 5: Tamala. Harris has never reached.
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Speaker 6: Out to me, just even as a human, to give
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Speaker 6: her condolences. As a humane person running this country. I
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Speaker 6: think it's very sad that she can't even just give
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Speaker 6: me an open been apology. Sincere apology, she's attempted to
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Speaker 6: apologize to me just days before this election. I find
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Speaker 6: it very inconvenient and inconvenience for her. I appreciate everything
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump Senator Ted Cruz has done for me. They've
16:20
Speaker 6: been a tremendous amount of help for me and my
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Speaker 6: family during this incredibly hard, hard journey for me. I
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Speaker 6: want to thank everybody for listening to my words.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Michael, I mean, Senator, it's when you look
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Speaker 2: at like you said, you talk about her age, you
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Speaker 2: talk about what she's gone through, you talk about the
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Speaker 2: fact that this was definitely avoidable if we didn't have
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Speaker 2: an open border. She's been very clear that she believes
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Speaker 2: this is the fault of the policies of Harris, the
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Speaker 2: borders are in Biden, and that her little girl should
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Speaker 2: still be here.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, this is the direct resault of Joe Biden and
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris and the Democrats catch and release policy. Both
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Speaker 3: of these vicious killers were apprehended. They were in federal
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Speaker 3: government custody. Had Kamala Harris simply followed the law, here's
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Speaker 3: what she would have done. They would have put both
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Speaker 3: of them on a plane and flown them back to Venezuela.
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Speaker 3: And had that happened, Joscelyn would still be alive. She'd
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Speaker 3: be in seventh grade, she'd be playing, she'd be having fun.
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Speaker 4: She was joyful, she wanted to be an actress.
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Speaker 7: She was.
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Speaker 3: She was a preteen on the verge of her whole life.
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Speaker 3: For that matter, even if they hadn't deported them, federal
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Speaker 3: law says that they shall be detained. Had Kamala Harris
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Speaker 3: simply followed federal law, Joscelyn would still be alive. But
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Speaker 3: Mamla Harris released those murderers literally the same day they
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Speaker 3: were apprehended. Revolving door doesn't even begin to capture it.
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Speaker 3: As you know, I've introduced legislation called the Justice for
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Speaker 3: Joscelyn Act. The Justice for Joscelyn Act would mandate that
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Speaker 3: when the federal government has illegal immigrants in their custody,
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Speaker 3: that they must keep them in detention as long as
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Speaker 3: there are bed spaces available. And by the way, there
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Speaker 3: were thousands of open beds. They had plenty of detention capacity.
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Speaker 3: They just made a political decision. They don't want to
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Speaker 3: detain people, they want to let them go, and so
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Speaker 3: they did. And I will say Alexis has been very vocal.
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Speaker 3: She has spoken out in support of the Justice for
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Speaker 3: Joscelyn Act.
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Speaker 4: And you know it.
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Speaker 3: I will say, as she stood up giving those remarks,
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Speaker 3: I was right in front of her, I was watching her.
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Speaker 3: She managed to do it without breaking down in tears,
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Speaker 3: which I don't know how she does that.
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Speaker 4: I couldn't do that.
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Speaker 3: I look a lot of us there were were in
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Speaker 3: tears or near tears. And yet she's got a strength
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Speaker 3: that that you know, and and and some people have
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Speaker 3: taken some shots, some some Democrats have taken shots at her.
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Speaker 3: And and she just she is a strong woman. And
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Speaker 3: she says, listen, Joscelyn can't speak for herself anymore. I
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Speaker 3: am gonna fight for Joscelyn.
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Speaker 4: And and and and.
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Speaker 3: She recognizes that that she can't bring Jocelyn back, But
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Speaker 3: Alexis wants to do everything she can to stop another
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Speaker 3: mother from losing her baby girl.
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Speaker 4: And and and I admire that.
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Speaker 3: Because it would be so easy just to curl up
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19:42
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to Donald Trump.
22:11
Speaker 7: About In an interview last week, Kamala Harris was asked
22:14
Speaker 7: directly if she would apologize to Alexis for letting in
22:18
Speaker 7: the savage killer that took Joscelyn's life, and Kamala Harris
22:23
Speaker 7: refused to take any responsibility whatsoever. She refused to own
22:28
Speaker 7: up to the fact that open borders, open borders, and
22:32
Speaker 7: totally unchecked. It's not even open borders. Open borders are
22:34
Speaker 7: horrible and how stupid are they? How stupid? We're the
22:37
Speaker 7: only country in the world that has this. But they
22:40
Speaker 7: don't even check them, they don't vet them, they don't
22:42
Speaker 7: know who they are, they don't know where they're going.
22:44
Speaker 7: They just come in and then they fly them over.
22:46
Speaker 7: You know, when the border got a little bit tougher
22:48
Speaker 7: because people were getting angry and just we had citizens
22:51
Speaker 7: standing at the border wanting to do and then they
22:53
Speaker 7: get in trouble because they want to do the job.
22:56
Speaker 7: The federal government's of us to be doing but uh,
23:00
Speaker 7: she refused to own up to it, and last night
23:04
Speaker 7: she said she wants to make strong voorders. I mean,
23:06
Speaker 7: what she did last night and the night before the
23:09
Speaker 7: town hall with Cooper was just unbelievable. Alison Cooper get
23:15
Speaker 7: so angry, but think of it. Think of it. Never
23:23
Speaker 7: an apology, never a phone call to anybody, to anybody.
23:28
Speaker 7: So thank you very much, Alexis.
23:30
Speaker 3: But by the way, since here, yeah, no, look, look
23:33
Speaker 3: And I got to say one of the things that
23:35
Speaker 3: was really powerful seeing him was how he handled Alexis.
23:39
Speaker 3: Listen to me on the stage with a grieving mother
23:42
Speaker 3: like a minute ago, where he didn't get into the
23:45
Speaker 3: details of what happened to Joscelyn, like with the mom there,
23:49
Speaker 3: like he's got You know, Trump is not always someone
23:53
Speaker 3: that people associate with empathy. But I will tell you
23:58
Speaker 3: when he's dealing with with grieving families, when he's dealing
24:02
Speaker 3: with whether it is families of soldiers who were killed
24:05
Speaker 3: abroad and you know, whether it was in Afghanistan with
24:08
Speaker 3: a disastrous withdrawal or otherwise, or dealing with with families
24:13
Speaker 3: of of of those murdered by illegal aliens, he he
24:17
Speaker 3: I think demonstrates a real compassion. That is powerful. Now,
24:20
Speaker 3: one of the things that was striking what we just
24:22
Speaker 3: listened there. Do you know who agrees with Donald Trump
24:26
Speaker 3: when he talks about that, that that not only do
24:28
Speaker 3: we have open borders, but they're not vetting anyone. You
24:30
Speaker 3: know who agrees with him? Here's that Bill Clinton. And
24:34
Speaker 3: remember we talked about this on a previous pod. Here
24:37
Speaker 3: play what Bill Clinton said about Lake and Riley and
24:40
Speaker 3: you're and you're gonna hear that he agrees with what
24:42
Speaker 3: Donald Trump said. Donald Trump just said they're not vetting
24:44
Speaker 3: him and that's why they're being killed. Listen to Bill
24:47
Speaker 3: Clinton just a couple of weeks ago. Make he exactly
24:49
Speaker 3: the same point.
24:50
Speaker 8: You got a case in.
24:51
Speaker 9: Georgian not very long ago, can't you They made have
24:53
Speaker 9: had about it about it young woman who'd been killed
24:56
Speaker 9: by Emiger. Yeah, well it's all meant properly vetted, that
25:00
Speaker 9: probably wouldn't have happen. But if they all probably vented,
25:06
Speaker 9: that doesn't happen.
25:08
Speaker 2: I love it, by the way, when Democrats actually tell
25:10
Speaker 2: the truth. That was not what the Harris Waltz campaign
25:13
Speaker 2: wanted from Bill Clinton, but he told the truth there,
25:15
Speaker 2: and that's why I went viral.
25:17
Speaker 4: Yeah.
25:17
Speaker 3: Look, when Bill Clinton is blasting Kamala Harris's open border
25:21
Speaker 3: policies for letting unvented violent criminals in who are raping
25:25
Speaker 3: and murdering Americans, that's a problem. By the way, it's
25:28
Speaker 3: not just Donald Trump, it's not just Bill Clinton who
25:30
Speaker 3: are calling out the disasters.
25:32
Speaker 4: Of these open borders.
25:34
Speaker 3: Paul Perez, the president of the Nashville Border Patrol Council,
25:37
Speaker 3: the union of all the Border patrol agents, who's there.
25:40
Speaker 3: He spoke as well. And I want you to listen
25:42
Speaker 3: to what the Border Patrol said about Kamala Harris because
25:45
Speaker 3: this is powerful as well.
25:47
Speaker 7: And if I could ask Paul just to come up
25:49
Speaker 7: and say a few words, and I appreciate very much
25:51
Speaker 7: the endorsement. Paul, Thank you very much.
25:56
Speaker 5: Thank you President.
25:57
Speaker 4: Thank your President.
25:59
Speaker 8: I really respect the fact that you came out to
26:02
Speaker 8: Texas to highlight migrant crime, illegal alien crime. We've got
26:08
Speaker 8: some good people here in the front row that have
26:10
Speaker 8: been supporting the governor's efforts to do the federal government's job,
26:15
Speaker 8: and so we really appreciate that. But I want to
26:17
Speaker 8: talk about the person that's going to be coming to
26:19
Speaker 8: Houston tonight, not to apologize or highlight illegal alien crime,
26:24
Speaker 8: but to party like a fool on stage with celebrities
26:29
Speaker 8: instead of apologizing to the families. This is somebody who
26:33
Speaker 8: likes to brag about being a former federal prosecutor who
26:38
Speaker 8: prosecuted transnational games and cartel members. So she knew President Trump,
26:44
Speaker 8: she knew better than most exactly the threat that these people,
26:48
Speaker 8: these animals create, the threat that they bring to our
26:54
Speaker 8: communities that will harm our families. And these gumbags listed
26:59
Speaker 8: here on these pictures here are part of the Kamala
27:02
Speaker 8: crime crime wave, and because of that, the Kamala crime
27:07
Speaker 8: wave has devastated cities. President Trump strikes fear in the
27:13
Speaker 8: enemies of America. That is the type of leadership that
27:20
Speaker 8: we need in this country. Just recently, the criminal cartels
27:24
Speaker 8: have greenlight firing on border patrol agents. They would have
27:29
Speaker 8: never done that under President Trump because they know he
27:33
Speaker 8: would send the message that if you touch a single
27:37
Speaker 8: hair on a border patrol agent, I will eradicate you.
27:41
Speaker 8: That's the strengthmen, leadership we need from President Trump, not
27:47
Speaker 8: the clowns that are running for president on the Democratic ticket.
27:53
Speaker 8: My daughter can handle a shotgun better than Tim Waltz,
27:57
Speaker 8: and he served in the military, as he claims the
28:02
Speaker 8: Secretary of Homeland Security also a former federal prosecutor.
28:06
Speaker 1: They know better. They should have stopped this invasion.
28:09
Speaker 8: They did nothing. They not only facilitated, but they encouraged it.
28:15
Speaker 8: This border needs to be fixed and the only person
28:18
Speaker 8: that can fix this border is Donald J.
28:21
Speaker 6: Trump.
28:22
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is you know, these border patrol agents, and
28:25
Speaker 2: I think this is a really important point that people
28:28
Speaker 2: need to understand.
28:28
Speaker 1: They just want to do their job. It's what they
28:31
Speaker 1: tell you all the time. They just want to do
28:33
Speaker 1: their job. And they're not able to do their job.
28:36
Speaker 2: And protect us with Kamala Harris as the president or
28:40
Speaker 2: Joe Biden is the president, and that is exactly why
28:43
Speaker 2: they've endorsed Donald Trump.
28:45
Speaker 4: Yeah.
28:45
Speaker 3: Look what Paul said there was really powerful that the
28:48
Speaker 3: President Trump strikes fear in the enemies of America. And
28:53
Speaker 3: he also said that the Mexican drug cartels of greenlit
28:57
Speaker 3: firing on border patrol agents. Listen, these here rows, they
29:01
Speaker 3: risk their lives to keep us safe, and under Joe
29:05
Speaker 3: Biden Kamala Harris, they are on their own. And in fact,
29:08
Speaker 3: Kamala sides with with with the criminals, with the traffickers
29:12
Speaker 3: when when the when the border patrol agents apprehend the
29:16
Speaker 3: bad guys, what happens Kamala orders let them go and
29:20
Speaker 3: let them go the same day. And the frustration, I'll
29:23
Speaker 3: tell you when when you go on midnight patrol with
29:26
Speaker 3: these guys and you encounter, say, little girls and little boys.
29:28
Speaker 3: Last time I was there, we encountered one group that
29:31
Speaker 3: was mostly children, and you could tell these are children
29:34
Speaker 3: who've been brutalized, who've been assaulted, who've been sexually assaulted,
29:38
Speaker 3: and they're forced to just release them, release them and
29:43
Speaker 3: into the hands of people who are abusing them. It
29:47
Speaker 3: breaks the spirit, it breaks the soul. It is wrong,
29:50
Speaker 3: and we need to listen to what they're saying.
29:53
Speaker 6: You know.
29:53
Speaker 2: It's also, I think very interesting to see how Donald
29:56
Speaker 2: Trump is putting together this campaign. It's a little bit
29:59
Speaker 2: different than he did in sixteen certainly, and that is
30:02
Speaker 2: he understands how important it is to have a team
30:07
Speaker 2: around him, whether it's border patrol agents. But he also
30:10
Speaker 2: had some things to say about you. You were obviously
30:13
Speaker 2: there with him, and I want people to let them
30:16
Speaker 2: hear what he said about you and how he understands,
30:18
Speaker 2: now this is so important that we have a team
30:21
Speaker 2: together that can actually implement some of these ideas in Washington,
30:26
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30:28
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30:31
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30:33
Speaker 2: And I think he understands this time. He needs a
30:36
Speaker 2: very tight team that can take these things that he's
30:39
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Speaker 1: Senator. I want to thank.
32:33
Speaker 7: Some of the special guests we have, Senator Ted Cruz
32:35
Speaker 7: for being here.
32:37
Speaker 1: Senator talk and it's hard to believe.
32:44
Speaker 7: He's in a race because honestly, I don't know who
32:46
Speaker 7: would want to run against him, because he's really a
32:48
Speaker 7: great senator. He's a great senator. He loves the country,
32:54
Speaker 7: he's tough as hell. He fights, he's always fighting, and
32:57
Speaker 7: you know, and he's fighting for the state, but he's
32:59
Speaker 7: fighting more for the country than just about anybody. And
33:02
Speaker 7: John Burressa would acknowledge that John is one of our
33:05
Speaker 7: leaders in the Senate and he's a fantastic vantage.
33:09
Speaker 4: So, Ted, I know your thing is going good. I
33:12
Speaker 4: heard you.
33:12
Speaker 7: Helped you very greatly. You got a big pop, right
33:15
Speaker 7: and I know you're doing great. But I just want
33:18
Speaker 7: to say he's got my complete and total endorsement.
33:20
Speaker 4: He has always, always will have.
33:24
Speaker 7: And You're going to have a great day, and hopefully
33:26
Speaker 7: I'm going to have a great day, and we're going
33:28
Speaker 7: to be celebrating together and we're going to make our
33:31
Speaker 7: country as we say or we'll make America great again.
33:34
Speaker 7: We're gonna make it great and it's.
33:35
Speaker 1: Going to go faster than you think.
33:36
Speaker 7: But it can't sustain this for another four years.
33:39
Speaker 4: That I do believe, you know.
33:41
Speaker 2: It's his mindset is just so different this time. It's
33:44
Speaker 2: like I got to get a group of warriors that
33:47
Speaker 2: are going to come together and fight for this country.
33:50
Speaker 2: And I love the way he talks about people just
33:53
Speaker 2: like you, where he's like, look, we got to get
33:54
Speaker 2: this done together as a team.
33:56
Speaker 4: Yeah.
33:56
Speaker 3: Look, we got a lot of work to do. And
33:58
Speaker 3: when Trump was president of the first time, I was
34:00
Speaker 3: by far his strongest ally in the Senate, and when
34:04
Speaker 3: he's reelected, I'll again be by far his strongest ally
34:07
Speaker 3: in the Senate. And the job we have to do.
34:10
Speaker 3: I look back over these last four years, I've never
34:12
Speaker 3: seen so much damage done to our country in such
34:15
Speaker 3: a short period of time. And so we've got a
34:17
Speaker 3: massive amount of work to do to secure the border,
34:20
Speaker 3: which we're going to do, and we're going to do
34:21
Speaker 3: it early next year. It's not going to take a year.
34:23
Speaker 3: It's not even going to take six months. We're going
34:25
Speaker 3: to secure the border in January and February of next year.
34:29
Speaker 3: And it is going to be simply reversing the policy,
34:32
Speaker 3: ending catch and release, reinstating remain in Mexico. And once
34:37
Speaker 3: people discover that if you come, you don't get to stay,
34:41
Speaker 3: you get set home, the numbers will plummet immediately.
34:44
Speaker 4: We're also going to extend the tax cuts.
34:46
Speaker 3: We're gon We're gonna you know, the Wall Street Journal
34:49
Speaker 3: calls this election the six trillion dollar election, because that's
34:52
Speaker 3: how much your taxes go up if Kamala Harrison the
34:55
Speaker 3: Democrats win, or how much they go down and stay
34:57
Speaker 3: down if the Republicans win. We're going to end the
35:01
Speaker 3: regulatory assault on small businesses. We're going to end the
35:04
Speaker 3: regulatory assault on oil and gas and jobs in Texas,
35:08
Speaker 3: and we're going to end the warst We're going to
35:09
Speaker 3: see both of the wars abroad come to an end,
35:11
Speaker 3: and Israel's going to defeat Hamas. There's a lot of
35:13
Speaker 3: upside and so that was very kind of Trump what
35:17
Speaker 3: he said at the rally, and he's focused on the
35:20
Speaker 3: job at hand, what we got to do. And by
35:22
Speaker 3: the way, the contrast, the contrast is really striking. Listen
35:26
Speaker 3: to Coma, listen to Trump talking about what Kamala was
35:29
Speaker 3: doing the very same day here in Texas.
35:32
Speaker 7: But today Kamala is here in Texas to rub shoulders
35:35
Speaker 7: with woke celebrities. Isn't that exciting? But she's not going
35:41
Speaker 7: to meet with any of the victims of migrant crime
35:44
Speaker 7: while she is here. We have many of them right here,
35:47
Speaker 7: the families with many of them, and they're incredible people.
35:50
Speaker 7: What they've gone through. The hell that they've gone through
35:53
Speaker 7: and we'll continue to go through. Unfortunately, she'll not speak
35:58
Speaker 7: to the grieving mothers from whom she has stolen the
36:01
Speaker 7: brightest light in their lives. She was in charge of
36:04
Speaker 7: this border and she doesn't like being called borders are anymore.
36:07
Speaker 7: She didn't mind it almost four years ago, but now
36:10
Speaker 7: she doesn't like it. But you don't need that term.
36:14
Speaker 7: She was in charge of the border. She never came here,
36:16
Speaker 7: and she never made one call to these people behind
36:19
Speaker 7: me or anybody in the group, not one call. She's
36:22
Speaker 7: in charge, she deals with border patrol. She hasn't made Paul,
36:26
Speaker 7: not even not one call in four years.
36:30
Speaker 1: Not one call in four years. Wow.
36:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, Look it's a striking contrast. And then we saw
36:38
Speaker 3: shortly after Trump's rally, we saw Kamala come to Houston
36:42
Speaker 3: and it was it was a rally. It was in
36:45
Speaker 3: the Shell Energy Stadium, and you know it was designed
36:49
Speaker 3: to get lots of headlines, which the corporate media, like
36:52
Speaker 3: Bleeding Sheep, completely gave of. Huge crowd comes out to
36:56
Speaker 3: see Kamala Harris. Now, of course they told everyone it
36:59
Speaker 3: was Ayonce concert and Beyonce is by any measure, one
37:05
Speaker 3: of the five biggest musical stars on the face of
37:08
Speaker 3: the planet, and so you know, it was interesting to
37:13
Speaker 3: see all of the media gushing, oh, thirty thousand people
37:16
Speaker 3: came out to see Kamala Harris. What they really should
37:18
Speaker 3: have written is smallest concert in a decade for Beyonce,
37:22
Speaker 3: because I don't think Beyonce's performed to anything as small
37:26
Speaker 3: as thirty thousand, and particularly when it was free.
37:28
Speaker 4: They weren't charging you.
37:30
Speaker 3: Free Beyonce concert brings only thirty thousand people. I mean,
37:33
Speaker 3: that would be a headline. But I got to say,
37:36
Speaker 3: it really was striking that they had to tell people
37:38
Speaker 3: they were coming to a free concert and then they
37:41
Speaker 3: got there and they didn't even have her sing God
37:43
Speaker 3: Bless America. I mean they like, she didn't even hum
37:46
Speaker 3: good morning, like like it was striking.
37:50
Speaker 2: The ultimate bait and switch, as we call it.
37:53
Speaker 4: It really was.
37:54
Speaker 3: And listen, I think it's because they were afraid if
37:57
Speaker 3: they just said a Kamala concert that that people wouldn't
38:01
Speaker 3: show up, and so they had to have a reason
38:04
Speaker 3: to get people to come there, and it was not
38:06
Speaker 3: to see Kamala Harris. And I got to say, listen,
38:09
Speaker 3: I didn't watch the Kamala rally. I have a limit
38:13
Speaker 3: to masochism and how much just prattling on I can endure.
38:20
Speaker 3: So I don't really know what they said, because I like,
38:23
Speaker 3: I think I went out and had to water my
38:24
Speaker 3: lawn instead. I just I know there was something else
38:26
Speaker 3: I had to do. But I did see because it's
38:32
Speaker 3: where I see an awful lot of things in life.
38:33
Speaker 3: I did see on X a truly horrific snippet outside
38:39
Speaker 3: of this woman who's a Kamala Harris supporter, this young
38:43
Speaker 3: woman in her twenties who comes up to this toddler
38:47
Speaker 3: maybe two three years old, this little girl in a
38:50
Speaker 3: stroller and begins screaming at the top of her lungs
38:55
Speaker 3: and cursing at this little baby. And it was I've
38:58
Speaker 3: never seen anything like this. I mean, Ben, have you
39:01
Speaker 3: ever seen and this is not her child?
39:03
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this was it went. It went viral for
39:05
Speaker 2: a reason because it was just so disgusting. It was
39:08
Speaker 2: it was a shocking, shocking moment, like what are you doing?
39:11
Speaker 2: And the fact that she knew people were recording it
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Speaker 2: and didn't care.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, there was another Kamala Harris supporter
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Speaker 3: next to her who actually intervened, had got in her
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Speaker 3: face and like you can't quite tell what she's saying,
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Speaker 3: but she's basically like, what the hell are you doing?
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Speaker 3: You don't do this, lady like like like, kudos to
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Speaker 3: the woman who intervened and stopped her. And the dad
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Speaker 3: reaches over and grabs his little girl and picks her up.
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Speaker 3: But I gotta say, and I don't know, I don't
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Speaker 3: know this woman's story. She's she's in her twenties, and
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Speaker 3: and you know, I've just never seen that.
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Speaker 4: Listen.
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Speaker 3: I was forced to retweet it and just say, this
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Speaker 3: is deranged because I have never in my life seen
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Speaker 3: anyone do this to a little child, A two three
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Speaker 3: year old little girl doesn't know what's going on, just
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Speaker 3: this crazy stranger. And we're not talking just to one
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Speaker 3: little comment. We're talking screaming at the top of her
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Speaker 3: lungs at a child in a stroller. And and listen,
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Speaker 3: I think a lot of people online observed what was
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Speaker 3: my reaction, which which is there's a level of hate,
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Speaker 3: a level of radicalism that Biden and Harris and and
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Speaker 3: and the modern Democrats have inculcated in their followers that
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Speaker 3: that they've convinced them. Number One, that Donald Trump is Hitler.
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Speaker 3: That literally is their closing message, that he's Hitler. And
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Speaker 3: they've also convinced them that anyone who supports Trump is evil,
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Speaker 3: is a Nazi, as a clansman, and apparently that extends
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Speaker 3: to a two year old and a stroller, and and look,
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Speaker 3: I was horrified watching it, but I was also just
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Speaker 3: sad watching it. Sad for a country that that that that.
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Speaker 3: How have we con vinced Look this, I'm sure this
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Speaker 3: young woman who screamed at this child, I'm sure the
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Speaker 3: whole world has pounded down upon her in the days
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Speaker 3: since then, and it has gone so viral. Look when
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Speaker 3: you scream at a child, bad things happen to you.
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Speaker 3: But I just viewed it as a really sad sign
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Speaker 3: of just how much hatred has infused. And look, there
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Speaker 3: are people on the right that feel that hatred as well,
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Speaker 3: but I got to tell you the intensity of it.
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Speaker 3: I haven't heard anyone on the right say kamalas Hitler.
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Speaker 3: It's only one side that is invoking the Hitler analogies
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Speaker 3: that and you know that kind of.
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Speaker 1: Closing argument, This is it.
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Speaker 2: This is their last thing they want you to say is, hey,
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Speaker 2: if you vote for him, you are a Nazi and
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Speaker 2: he is Hitler, and that is the closing argument for
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Speaker 2: the American people.
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Speaker 1: I just don't see how that plays well on election day.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and it just if you're screaming at babies, you've
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Speaker 3: really kind of lost lost your footing and lost your
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Speaker 3: grounding and lost you know, what it is to be
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Speaker 3: a reasonable, compassionate, loving human being.
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Speaker 1: Amen to that.
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