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WE WIN! IF it's about the issues! Jen Psaki says, "Republicans can EXPLOIT DEMOCRAT FAILURES with crime & economy!" · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: What do you do when you leave that job where
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Speaker 1: for two years almost you become a professional liar, refused
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Speaker 1: to tell the American people the truth about subjects like COVID. Well,
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Speaker 1: apparently you get paid millions and millions of dollars to
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Speaker 1: go back on TV and to basically tell even more lies.
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Speaker 1: That is exactly what Jen Psaki, former White House Press secretary,
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Speaker 1: is started to do. Now. Democrats, when you leave the
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Speaker 1: White House, like Jen Psaki, are able to tell a
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Speaker 1: little bit of the truth, just a little bit when
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Speaker 1: it's convenient for them, things that they couldn't say when
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Speaker 1: they were the White House Press secretary. And she did
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Speaker 1: admit something about the Democratic Party I meet the press
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Speaker 1: that I want you to hear. Listen carefully to her
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Speaker 1: little bit of honesty. Finally from her from Jen Psaki. Yeah, look,
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Speaker 1: I think that Democrats, if the election is about who
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Speaker 1: is the most extreme as we saw you know, Kevin
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Speaker 1: McCarthy touch on there with Marjorie Taylor Green I'll say
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Speaker 1: her name sitting over his less side, then they're going
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Speaker 1: to win. If it is a referendum on the president,
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Speaker 1: they will lose. And they know that. They also know
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Speaker 1: that crime is a huge vulnerability for Democrats, I would
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Speaker 1: say one of the biggest vulnerabilities. And if you look
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Speaker 1: at Pennsylvania for example, what's been interesting to me is
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Speaker 1: it's always you follow the money and where are people
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Speaker 1: spending money. And in Pennsylvania, the Republicans have been spending
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Speaker 1: millions of dollars on the air on crime ads against
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Speaker 1: fetterment because that's where they see his vulnerability. So, yes,
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Speaker 1: the economy is hanging over everything, but you do have
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Speaker 1: to look at state by state factors and crime is
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Speaker 1: a huge issue in the Pennsylvania race. I love this
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Speaker 1: right well, it's crime. Crime is a huge issue. Yes, yes,
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Speaker 1: I mean I'm going to tell you that because I'm
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Speaker 1: not stupid. And Democratic Party knows it will lose in
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Speaker 1: the midterms if the election is a referendum on her
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Speaker 1: former boss, Joe Biden. That's why we're going to the
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Speaker 1: extremism aspect of this. Democrats and polling numbers also now
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Speaker 1: understand that they will lose the mid terms if the
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Speaker 1: election is any type of a report card on Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: When Saki said this and she said Republicans will be
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Speaker 1: able to exploit democrats failures with crime and the economy, well,
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Speaker 1: claiming your party has an advantaged when it comes to
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Speaker 1: quote extremism. Now, if you look at the statement she said,
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Speaker 1: and I want to dissect this a little bit, said, Look,
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Speaker 1: I don't think Democrats if the election is about who
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Speaker 1: is the most extreme, as we saw you know, House
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Speaker 1: Minority Leader Ken McCarthy touch on there would represent a
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Speaker 1: major majorie Taylor Green, I'll say her name sitting over
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Speaker 1: his left side. Then they're going to win referring to
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. But if it is a referendum on
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Speaker 1: the president, they will lose. And they know that. They
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Speaker 1: also know that crime is a huge vulnerability for Democrats,
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Speaker 1: I would say one of the biggest vulnerabilities. In other words,
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Speaker 1: if the election is about the issues, and this goes
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Speaker 1: back to what I said to you last week here,
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Speaker 1: we have to make this election about the issues, and
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Speaker 1: the issues are very clear. Crime is a huge issue.
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Speaker 1: We should make the election about crime and the economy.
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Speaker 1: We should simplify it and make it about the basic things.
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Speaker 1: Right I say basic things, I'm talking about the cost
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Speaker 1: of groceries and goods, and that is exactly what Jensaki
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Speaker 1: is saying. We've got to make this about that. And
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Speaker 1: if we don't make it about that. She's agreeing with me.
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Speaker 1: By the way, Democrats are gonna be okay if you
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Speaker 1: make it about Donald Trump, right, and that's their code
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Speaker 1: word for extremism. If you make it about MAGA, if
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Speaker 1: you make it about make America great again and everything else,
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Speaker 1: we are going to probably lose seats that we should
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Speaker 1: not lose in the mid terms. If we just focus
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Speaker 1: and stop taking the bait, which I have said we
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Speaker 1: have to do, and stop making this about MAGA and
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Speaker 1: Trump in the last election, we're gonna win big. Now.
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Speaker 1: I want to win big, and we should win on
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Speaker 1: the issues. And that's exactly why Jensaki is saying this
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Speaker 1: right now. Quote what's been interesting to me is it's
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Speaker 1: always follow the money, and where are people spending money,
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Speaker 1: she said during a roundtable discussion. And in Pennsylvania, the
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Speaker 1: Republicans have been spending millions of dollars on the air
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Speaker 1: on crime ads against Fetterman because that's where they see
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Speaker 1: his vulnerability. She singled out that major Pennsylvania US Senate
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Speaker 1: race between Democrat Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman and Republican nominee
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Speaker 1: doctor Oz. She went on to say, so yes, the
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Speaker 1: economy is hanging over everything. You have to look at
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Speaker 1: state by state factors, and crime is a huge issue
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Speaker 1: in the Pennsylvania race. The former White House Press secretary
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Speaker 1: added that Biden needs to get down in dirty while campaigning.
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Speaker 1: The gloves are off. The gloves are off quote. He's
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Speaker 1: got to maintain control of at least one House of Congress,
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Speaker 1: she said, a clear majority. By the way, in a
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Speaker 1: new poll, fifty six percent of Biden's own Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: registered voters want the party to nominate a new candidate
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Speaker 1: in the twenty twenty four presidential election. According to the
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Speaker 1: latest poll by the Washington Post ABC News this is
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Speaker 1: not a conservative poll, this is ABC News, Washington Post,
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Speaker 1: and fifty six percent of Biden's own Democratic Party say
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Speaker 1: they want a new candidate. When Jen Saki left the
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Speaker 1: White House in the spring and took a job at
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Speaker 1: NBCMSNBC with plans as hosted a show starting next year,
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Speaker 1: she was replaced, as you know, by the new Press secretary,
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Speaker 1: who's a disaster. In the past, she has taken a
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Speaker 1: social media express election denial concerning notable Republican wins. So
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Speaker 1: there are vulnerabilities all over the place that Republicans need
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Speaker 1: to just talk about do not get drugged down into
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Speaker 1: the mud. Right if you if you, if you fight
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Speaker 1: with a pig, you're gonna get mud on you, right.
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Speaker 1: And that's what we have to remember here, That's what
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Speaker 1: people really truly need to understand. We just need to
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Speaker 1: be smart and keep it simple. This election is about crime.
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Speaker 1: It's one of the things, by the way, that the
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Speaker 1: Republican Party in Shelby County screwed up so big in
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Speaker 1: the last primary. We didn't make the election about crime,
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Speaker 1: and we didn't make it about the economy, which we
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Speaker 1: should have done. We should have had grand debates and
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Speaker 1: the primaries, which we didn't have any primaries because the
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Speaker 1: Republican Party in Shelby County said, oh, let's just pick
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Speaker 1: and choose candidates and block other people from running and
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Speaker 1: somehow that'll make as stronger as a party, which was
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Speaker 1: not a smart decision. We picked a bad candidate to
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Speaker 1: run for county mayor the top of the ticket, a
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Speaker 1: candidate that ran a campaign and his campaign advisors did
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Speaker 1: a terrible job of talking about these issues. They didn't
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Speaker 1: run campaign ads that were effective, and they thought they
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Speaker 1: could win an election behind a computer instead of actually
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Speaker 1: going out to the people doing shows like this show.
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Speaker 1: It was a reason why there was a seventy thirty
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Speaker 1: beat down. We've got to get smarter and learn from
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Speaker 1: when we screw up folks. And Jensaki, the White House,
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Speaker 1: former White House Press Secretary, is saying exactly that if
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Speaker 1: we make the election about the issues she said it,
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Speaker 1: we win. If we make it about all the other
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Speaker 1: enforcement agency and this was from the top down to
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Speaker 1: a quote intelligence gathering operation that spies on law abiding
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Speaker 1: Americans to help advance a political agenda, and said thousands
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Speaker 1: of agents and employees feel betrayed by the Federal Bureau
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Speaker 1: of Investigations leadership. Kyle Seraphin told podcaster Dan Mongino over
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Speaker 1: about this bombshell in a two part interview that agents
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Speaker 1: are routinely directed to spy on Americans with little or
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Speaker 1: no basis. The Bureau's management ranks are hopelessly politicized by
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Speaker 1: inexperienced corporate climbers, that hundreds of experienced agents are staying
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Speaker 1: on despite the discuss simply to collect their pensions. He said,
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Speaker 1: I've got a number of guys who say, I don't
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Speaker 1: agree with it's going on here, but I've got three
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Speaker 1: years to retire. Its heartbreaking. A five year veteran former
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Speaker 1: Air Force member who is currently suspended without pay and
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Speaker 1: unable to seek another job without quitting or getting the
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Speaker 1: FBI's permission. In one particular segment, said he recalled being
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Speaker 1: sent to Washington, DC's Holocaust Memorial Museum as part of
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Speaker 1: his orientation new agency. Said, we're told that the atrocity
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Speaker 1: could not have happened without the participation of minor government
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Speaker 1: officials supported by local and federal law enforcement. If anybody
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Speaker 1: refuses to get with a program, it doesn't happen. He said.
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Speaker 1: The answer, I'm just following orders. It doesn't fly. We
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Speaker 1: know better now. This whistlebler said he was adhering to
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Speaker 1: that training when he came forward with came forward, but
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Speaker 1: is now being punished for doing so, saying, we're supposed
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Speaker 1: to know that if they ask you to do something
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Speaker 1: that is illegal, immoral, or unethical. Following orders is not
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Speaker 1: an excuse. The man say he believes he has already
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Speaker 1: a marked man inside the Bureau for refusing to get
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Speaker 1: a COVID vaccination after having contracted the virus in late
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty. He was given a religious exemption, but he
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Speaker 1: helped organize as many as three hundred FPI employees who
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Speaker 1: also objected the government's mandate. Last November, after the Attorney
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Speaker 1: General Garland, in testimony to lawmakers deny that the Department
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Speaker 1: of Justice was targeting education activist parents by designating them
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Speaker 1: domestic terrorists with law enforcement tools reserved for terrorists, the
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Speaker 1: whist blowyer says, he blew the whistle again. The man,
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Speaker 1: who previously worked in the bureau's Washington Field office but
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Speaker 1: by last year was stationed in New Mexico, went to
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Speaker 1: his local member of Congress with an email that had
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Speaker 1: been widely circulated within the Bureau. That email, he said,
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Speaker 1: relayed Garland's orders to use the Patriot Act our terrorism
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Speaker 1: tools to target parents at school board meetings through a
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Speaker 1: tag called EDU Officials. The scandal then blew up when
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Speaker 1: it was revealed that the dj issued the orders after
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Speaker 1: coordinating with the White House and the National School Board Association,
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Speaker 1: that's the Teachers Union to vilify parents as domestic terrorists.
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Speaker 1: Parents who objected to the teaching of radical gender and
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Speaker 1: race theories were to be labeled domestic terrorists. The school
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Speaker 1: Board Association also knows these school union the Teachers Union
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Speaker 1: quote later apologize as dozens of state members left in protest,
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Speaker 1: that's when he became part of political hatchet jobs. And
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Speaker 1: I didn't sign up for that, and nobody I knows
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Speaker 1: signed up for that either, he said in the interview.
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Speaker 1: That's not what people want to get involved in. This
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Speaker 1: is the man who has come forward and predicted that
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Speaker 1: the whistle blower floodgates will open at the FBI if
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Speaker 1: republic win in November, saying, quote, having worked with a
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Speaker 1: number of patriotic FBI officials and professionals in the past,
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Speaker 1: I knew it was only a matter of time before
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Speaker 1: patriots like Kyle stepped forward to expose the unfortunate rot
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Speaker 1: at the FBI. That's what Bongino said about this whistle
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Speaker 1: blower in his interview. Representative Jim Jordan's, as you know,
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Speaker 1: has been on this issue a lot. Republican from Ohio
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Speaker 1: says at least fourteen whistleblowers have contacted his office to
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Speaker 1: complain about how partisan politics has effected the Bureau and
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Speaker 1: turned it against conservative Americans. Allegations include silencing investigations of
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden's damning laptop, manipulating crime statistics to make liberal
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Speaker 1: cities not look as bad, and spying on law abiding Americans,
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Speaker 1: including parents who showed up at school board meetings. Recently,
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Speaker 1: one whistleblower, one of Steve's friends, alleges that the Bureau
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Speaker 1: is under orders to inflate the number of domestic terrorism
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Speaker 1: case connected to MAGA Conservatives. His friend was suspended after
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Speaker 1: his name was leaked out to the media outlets, and
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Speaker 1: so then that's when they shut you down. We now understand,
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Speaker 1: based on what we've learned, that he's been suspended, which
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Speaker 1: appears to be some kind of retaliation, Jordan said during
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Speaker 1: the John Solomon Report podcast. The law says that whistle
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Speaker 1: blowers agents coming forward, as whistle blowers are protected by
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Speaker 1: the law, there's not supposed to be retaliation. Yet there is,
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Speaker 1: Sarafin said, quote, more than people you think are coming forward,
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Speaker 1: and that they may have left the Bureau as in
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Speaker 1: our view, it has become part of a partisan agenda.
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Speaker 1: He said agents qualify for pensions up to sixty thousand
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Speaker 1: a year after putting twenty years in at the bureau,
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Speaker 1: and many that are more than halfway towards qualifying or
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Speaker 1: just hanging on despite their guests with leadership under the
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Speaker 1: FBI director who has politicized the organization, Christopher Ray. Sarah
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Speaker 1: Fan said several agents he knows took part in the
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Speaker 1: August eighth raide on former President Donald Trumps tomorrow I
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Speaker 1: go home, which he said, would which he said he
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Speaker 1: would have refused to participate in. I've got friends that
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Speaker 1: I don't speak to. After that, he said, I assume
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Speaker 1: they were part of it. I don't know what happened,
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Speaker 1: but you got guys that forgot to throw the BS
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Speaker 1: flag on that. He also wanted to say, you asked
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Speaker 1: me to go raid President Obama's house, you asked me
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Speaker 1: to raid President Bush's house. It's not happening. It's not happening.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, it's not happening. I'm not going to do that.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to be I'm going to be probably
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Speaker 1: pretty vocal. That's probably going to be my last day
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Speaker 1: regardless of the pension that he would lose. This is
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Speaker 1: what the election needs to be about. This is the
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Speaker 1: whole ball game now. If we're smart, this is what
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Speaker 1: we make the election about. If we're stupid, then we
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Speaker 1: make it about Maga and Trump, who's not on the ballot.
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Speaker 1: Democrats want this to be about Trump because they know
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Speaker 1: that anytime you talk about Donald Trump, it inspires the
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Speaker 1: other side to show up and inspires the other side
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Speaker 1: to get in the game. It inspires the other side
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Speaker 1: to vote. If you make it about crime, if you
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Speaker 1: make it about the economy, then it changes everything. That's
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Speaker 1: what Jen Psaki said, and Jen was telling the truth
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Speaker 1: when she said it. If you think talking the issues
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Speaker 1: doesn't work, if you're a conservative, you're wrong. Look at
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Speaker 1: Italy right now. Italy's move to the right is shaking
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Speaker 1: Europe's entire political elite system, and it's shocking. The new
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Speaker 1: leader leader of the Brothers of Italy party, Missus Maloneing,
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Speaker 1: is a part of a group of conservatives that are
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Speaker 1: starting to change things in Europe. They are the party
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Speaker 1: that won the most votes in Italy's national election, and
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Speaker 1: she's now preparing to be the country's first woman premier.
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Speaker 1: Today the center right coalition leader is bound for office,
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Speaker 1: declaring we defend God, country and family. The party's built
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Speaker 1: on opposition to gender ideology and the LGBT lobby, alongside
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Speaker 1: support for strong borders. This is in Italy and an
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Speaker 1: end to limitless mass migration maloney. It sounded a moderate
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Speaker 1: unifying tone in a victory speech that noted Italians had
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Speaker 1: finally been able to clearly determine who they want to
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Speaker 1: govern and the direction they wish to go in defiance
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Speaker 1: of the establishment elites of Europe. Towns have sent a
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Speaker 1: clear message, she said, in favor of a right wing
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Speaker 1: government led by brothers of Italy, she told reporters in
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Speaker 1: Rome today, holding up a sign saying thank you Italy,
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Speaker 1: all of which, of course, has sent much of Europe's
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Speaker 1: elite and the newspapers into a gasping quote political tailspin,
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Speaker 1: as one paper put it. The Vice President of the
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Speaker 1: European Parliament, Katarina Barley, of these social democrats of German
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Speaker 1: chancellor said of melionious victory, she is worrying given her
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Speaker 1: affiliations with Hungary's leader Victor Orban and former US President
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Now, as you know, I went and sat
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Speaker 1: with Hungary's leader Orban, who won on the same exact platform. Quote.
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Speaker 1: Her electoral lip service to Europe cannot hide the fact
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Speaker 1: that she represents a danger. Oh so you win a
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Speaker 1: free and fair election and now you're a danger to Europe.
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Speaker 1: You notice how this is that this is what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: Liberals are doing all over the world now, right. They
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Speaker 1: don't like you, and they say your domestic terrorist. They
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Speaker 1: don't like you, and they say you're a dangerous society.
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Speaker 1: Now this is also, by the way, someone under the
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Speaker 1: German chancellor. Right, the Nazis don't forget right now, they're
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Speaker 1: saying that they someone that's in favor of freedom, family
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Speaker 1: first and not having unlimited open migration, open borders is
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Speaker 1: a threat, is a danger to constructive coexistence quote unquote
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Speaker 1: in Europe. If you want to know how people that
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Speaker 1: are in favor of a one world government speak, it's
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Speaker 1: exactly how the Germans are talking right now. Right, listen
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Speaker 1: to the again, listen carefully to the words used to
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Speaker 1: describe her victory. Her electoral lip service to Europe cannot
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Speaker 1: hide the fact that she represents a danger to constructive
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Speaker 1: coexistence in Europe. I'm afraid of incompetence, not the fascist threat.
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Speaker 1: Political science professor at a private university in Rome said,
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Speaker 1: she has not governed anything. You neglected to mention that
20:08
Speaker 1: Maloney did serve as youth minister in Burscoloney's last government
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Speaker 1: a decade ago, but hey, who cares. Let's just you know,
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Speaker 1: completely move over that. Another professor of Rome's Sapienza University
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Speaker 1: told the BBC quote he hoped she would avoid rocking
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Speaker 1: the boat on Europe and focus on other policies, before
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Speaker 1: expressing the fear that this new conservative leader might enact
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Speaker 1: the promises she was elected on, cautioning quote, I think
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Speaker 1: we will see more restrictions on civil rights and policies
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Speaker 1: on the LGBT and immigrants. A German magazine called The
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Speaker 1: Stern splashed its front page or the photo of Maloney
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Speaker 1: under the banner the most dangerous woman in Europe because
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Speaker 1: remember when you sent it for family values, you are
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Speaker 1: now a domestic terrorist threat anywhere in the world. The
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Speaker 1: Financial Times reported just last week that the EU Commission
21:03
Speaker 1: chief put Rome in the same basket with Budapest and
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Speaker 1: Warsaw as challenges to the over arching desires of the
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Speaker 1: EU to govern all of Europe without exception or challenge
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Speaker 1: to its own laws. This is a one world government
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Speaker 1: they want in Europe. Quote if things go in a
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Speaker 1: different direction, she said. She said, when asked about the
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Speaker 1: Italian elections, I've spoken about Hungary and Poland and we
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Speaker 1: have tools quote unquote, the European Union said to squash them. Right.
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Speaker 1: The implied threat sparked outrage in Rome, by the way,
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Speaker 1: particularly among the political right of center and online in
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Speaker 1: the MEGA, which stands for make Italy Great against circles.
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Speaker 1: This is where the European Union has accused they make
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Speaker 1: Italy Great again of interfering in the elections. Why because
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Speaker 1: they won and despite the threats from the European Union,
21:59
Speaker 1: Maloney made clear or she has no intention of being intimidated,
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Speaker 1: intimidated or led astray from her agenda. Italy's new Prime
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Speaker 1: minister summed it up perfectly, no wonder the elites and
22:10
Speaker 1: establishment don't want her to succeed. At her press conference
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Speaker 1: and I will read for you what she said. This
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Speaker 1: is about what we are doing here today, she said.
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Speaker 1: This is about family not being an enemy. This is
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Speaker 1: about family not being frightening. This is a single answer
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Speaker 1: to all the questions because it defines us, because it's
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Speaker 1: our identity. Because everything that defines us is now an
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Speaker 1: enemy for those who would like us to no longer
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Speaker 1: have an identity, she said, and to simply be perfect
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Speaker 1: consumer slaves of Europe. So they attack national identity, they
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Speaker 1: attack religious identity, she says, they attack gender identity, they
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Speaker 1: attack family identity. I can't define myself as Italian Christian
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Speaker 1: women mother. No, they said, I must be citizen X gender,
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Speaker 1: X parent one parent two. I must be a number.
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Speaker 1: Because when I'm only a number, when I no longer
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Speaker 1: have an identity or roots, then I will be the
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Speaker 1: perfect slave at the mercy of financial speculators, the perfect customer,
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Speaker 1: she says. Join it. That's the reason why, That's why
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Speaker 1: we inspire so much fear. That's why this event inspires
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Speaker 1: so much fear, she says, because we do not want
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Speaker 1: to be numbers. We will defend the value of the
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Speaker 1: human being, every single human being, because each of us
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Speaker 1: has a unique genetic code that is unrepeatable, and like
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Speaker 1: it or not, that is sacred. I will defend it.
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Speaker 1: We will defend God, countries and family. My simply, she says,
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Speaker 1: because we will be slaves, we will never be slaves.
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Speaker 1: We will not be slaves and symbol consumers at the
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Speaker 1: mercy of financial speculators. This is Italy's new prime minister
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Speaker 1: summing up perfectly, and this is why Europe is trying
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Speaker 1: to destroy her before she even gets started. Italy is
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Speaker 1: suffering rampant inflation, just like in this country. They have
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Speaker 1: an energy crisis looming this winter, linked to the conflict
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine because they were too dependent on Russian oil
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Speaker 1: and gas. The Italian economy, the third largest in the Eurozone,
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Speaker 1: is also saddled with debt worth one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: percent of gross domestic product. Despite the gas from her
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Speaker 1: opponents inside outside of Italy, Maloney is bound to act
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Speaker 1: to secure the country's economic future, to spite that her
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Speaker 1: detractors say she is underwater and can't handle the job.
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Speaker 1: So there you go. We're getting more of a taste
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Speaker 1: of what Democrats are going to be saying going into
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Speaker 1: the midterm elections about why you should vote Democratic candidates.
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Speaker 1: On this broadcast of ABC news is Good Morning America,
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Speaker 1: House Majority Leader Sinny Hoyer said that if Republicans take
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Speaker 1: over the majority in the House of Representatives, they're going
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Speaker 1: to investigate President Joe Biden and are going to try
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Speaker 1: to tear him down, and our country is going to
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Speaker 1: be deeply divided. So therefore you just shouldn't let that happen. Wait,
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Speaker 1: what did Democrats do to Donald Trump the entire time
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Speaker 1: on false pretenses of Russian collision? Oh? Yeah, they did
25:28
Speaker 1: exactly what he's saying. Now, America can't handle in America,
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Speaker 1: shouldn't do? Take a listen to this insanity on Good
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Speaker 1: Morning America. Here to discuss is House majority leaders Stinny
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Speaker 1: Hoyer from Maryland. Leader Hoyer, thank you for being with us,
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Speaker 1: And yes, TJ. Just reference that a lot is at stake,
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Speaker 1: the power, the control of both the House and the
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Speaker 1: Senate are at stake, and that two percentage point difference is,
25:48
Speaker 1: as you know, Razor Finn, and we also know looking
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Speaker 1: back in twenty sixteen, not a lot of confidence necessarily
25:54
Speaker 1: in some of these polls that we're seeing. So how
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Speaker 1: are you feeling heading into the midterms as a Democrat.
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Speaker 1: I'm feeling good and good afternoon to you. I'm pleased
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Speaker 1: to be with you. Yes, that poll shows two percent,
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Speaker 1: but we've had some real polls, and what I mean
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Speaker 1: by real polls voting people going to the ballot box,
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Speaker 1: casting their votes for candidates and expressing their opinion. And
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Speaker 1: we've had two huge victories, actually three, but two members.
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Speaker 1: One in New York Pat Ryan in a district that
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Speaker 1: the Republicans were supposed to win, expected to win, very
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Speaker 1: credible Republican Canada on the other side, and we won
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Speaker 1: that race. Pat Ryan won that race. And then twenty
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Speaker 1: six hundred miles further west in Alaska, again we had
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Speaker 1: a former governor, Sara Palin running and our candidate Mary Portolo,
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Speaker 1: the first Native American to represent Alaska, and she is
26:54
Speaker 1: doing very very well. So we won two races that
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Speaker 1: we weren't supposed to win just this past four weeks.
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Speaker 1: So I think that the issues are on our side.
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Speaker 1: I think the people are on our side, and I
27:06
Speaker 1: think the votes are on our side. You talked about
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Speaker 1: the polling, and some of that polling that we look
27:12
Speaker 1: at has to do with the president's approval rating, which
27:14
Speaker 1: has improved as gas prices continue to drop. We know
27:18
Speaker 1: that streak of gas prices dropping ended at ninety nine days.
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Speaker 1: They ticked up a little bit. We'll see what happens
27:24
Speaker 1: in the coming days and weeks. But also look food
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Speaker 1: prices are at highs that we haven't seen in the
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Speaker 1: past since nineteen seventy nine, actually the inflation we've seen.
27:35
Speaker 1: So I know democrats and the President love to talk
27:37
Speaker 1: about gas prices as one indicator, but what do you
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Speaker 1: do when people are still hurting by trying to put
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Speaker 1: food on the table? TJ. What we did is we
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Speaker 1: passed a food and fuel bill, unfortunately got almost no
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Speaker 1: Republican support for it, which was directed at making sure
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Speaker 1: we have competition in the food producing industry, that we
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Speaker 1: have availability of supply. I love this. We're gonna work
28:04
Speaker 1: on competition in the in the food production industry. Okay. So,
28:10
Speaker 1: so you guys are in control of the House, Senate
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Speaker 1: and the White House, you hadn't done Jack Krapp, in
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Speaker 1: the last two years of stop any of the problems.
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Speaker 1: In fact, you've made it worse. And now you're claiming
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Speaker 1: you're gonna start producing food. That's what you're gonna do.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna start producing food. Really, that's that's your thing now,
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Speaker 1: producing food? Yeah, Yeah, we're gonna do that. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: We're gonna really produce some food. Now, how how is
28:41
Speaker 1: the government I'm intrigued, How how is the government gonna
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Speaker 1: do that? Stinny, tell me that, Tell me how that's
28:46
Speaker 1: gonna work. Right. President Biden's overall approval rating is at
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Speaker 1: forty five. Economic leadership approval rating is down at thirty.
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Speaker 1: And you're like, well, we're just gonna produce some more
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Speaker 1: food and uh in getting food to where it needs
28:58
Speaker 1: to be. Now, that's an uphill battle. Inflation is a
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Speaker 1: serious issue that we are dealing with. That's why we
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Speaker 1: pass the Inflationary Reduction Act to bring other costs down,
29:09
Speaker 1: medical costs in particular. By the way, he's lying right now,
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Speaker 1: and this is when Good Morning America should stop allowing
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Speaker 1: for propaganda and should have said, well, hold on sender,
29:18
Speaker 1: with all due respect, the Inflation Reduction Act did not
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Speaker 1: reduce inflation, and your own Congressional budget off is saying
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Speaker 1: it's not going to reduce inflation. In fact, the number
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Speaker 1: one spender in the Inflation Reduction Act was actually green
29:32
Speaker 1: alternative energy. So how can you say, right, how can
29:37
Speaker 1: you say that it's going to reduce inflation when it's
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Speaker 1: the exact opposite of that. That would be a normal
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Speaker 1: question that should have been asked. It's not a trick question.
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Speaker 1: It's a very normal question, a question that should have
29:52
Speaker 1: been asked. But no, no, they're not going to butt
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Speaker 1: in at all. Right, let's just let the propaganda keep
29:59
Speaker 1: rolling off the Embly line from the Democrats down and
30:02
Speaker 1: energy crossed down for people. But we've got to bring
30:06
Speaker 1: food prices down as well. Unfortunately, we have a war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. I love this. We're now going back to
30:11
Speaker 1: the war in Ukraine. So the war in Ukraine is
30:14
Speaker 1: really the problem. When in doubt, I guess you just
30:17
Speaker 1: keep going back to that, right, we got this war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, folks, and that's where you really need to
30:23
Speaker 1: understand all the problems are coming from. It's just that
30:27
Speaker 1: it's just that war in Ukraine. Okay, That's that's what
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Speaker 1: this is. It's just that darn war in Ukraine. You know,
30:35
Speaker 1: if we could just get around that, right, we could
30:37
Speaker 1: just move past that darn war in Ukraine, things will
30:41
Speaker 1: be a lot better. It's that war that'll get you
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Speaker 1: every time. That's what it is, right, It's it's that war,
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Speaker 1: that that darn war in Ukraine. Anybody buying that crap?
30:52
Speaker 1: I'm not, but hey, maybe other people are. Maybe that's
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Speaker 1: what they do, and the media just sits there and
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Speaker 1: keep selling you this propaganda over and over again, smile
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