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DEMOCRATS Move to get Rid of Joe Biden, & Possibly Replace with Michelle OBAMA! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Dump Biden. That seems to be the new real possibility
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Speaker 1: now that the Democrats are trying to float as they
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Speaker 1: seem to be realizing that he could be a bigger
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Speaker 1: liability and cost them the White House. Democrats and the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media have tried for years to make Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: look capable and competent. The problem is they're having a
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Speaker 1: problem continuing to keep it up after everywhere you look
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Speaker 1: he seems to look incompetent and like an idiot. After
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Speaker 1: last week's release of a Washington Post opinion piece which
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Speaker 1: changed everything, the mainstream media started to actually criticize Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden for the first time in a real way. Now
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Speaker 1: this opinion piece that was in the Washington Times. Washington
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Speaker 1: Times does not criticize Joe Biden. And yet this opinion
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Speaker 1: piece titled quote and Biden should not run again in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, It began like a puff piece in
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Speaker 1: support of President Biden, talking about how great he is
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Speaker 1: yadya YadA, but then it turned to reality on why
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Speaker 1: he shouldn't run for reelection. The author of the article
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Speaker 1: discussed his concerns over this poll number, the Associated Press
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Speaker 1: poll showing that seventy seven percent of the public and
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Speaker 1: sixty nine percent of Democrats think that Biden is too
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Speaker 1: old to be effective for four more years as president
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Speaker 1: of the United States of America. That's a damning number.
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Speaker 1: Seventy seven percent of the public think that Biden is
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Speaker 1: too old to be effective for four more years. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you think that Joe Biden wouldn't be effective in
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Speaker 1: the next four years, that means that the vice presidential
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Speaker 1: candidate becomes even more important. So let's take a look
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Speaker 1: at what the public thinks. And this is probably the
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Speaker 1: most shocking part, what the public thinks of the vice
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Speaker 1: president Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris is actually less popular. Yes,
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Speaker 1: she's hated even more than Joe Biden, with only a
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Speaker 1: thirty nine point five percent approval rate according to the
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Speaker 1: newest polls that are out. That made the author of
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Speaker 1: this Washington Post column even more concerned about Harris than
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Speaker 1: even Biden, because he says that one way Biden could
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Speaker 1: help himself is by encouraging quote a more open vice
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Speaker 1: presidential selection process that could produce a stronger running mate.
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Speaker 1: Individuals he suggests as candidates for VP could include the
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Speaker 1: La mayor Karen Bass and Commerce secretary as well. The
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Speaker 1: author's commentary seems to have opened the floodgates for other
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Speaker 1: members of the mainstream media who have simply fallen in
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Speaker 1: line over the last three years. They are now starting
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Speaker 1: to point out all of the lives that Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: has been telling. Now, of course, none of the lies
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Speaker 1: that deal with the actual son or with a Biden
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Speaker 1: crime family. Those lies they are not gonna mention. But
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Speaker 1: they're talking about all the other lies and miss truths,
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Speaker 1: things that he says, and he just makes up crap
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Speaker 1: like he was at nine to eleven the day after
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Speaker 1: nine to eleven at ground zero. He wasn't actually at
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Speaker 1: ground zero. He was in Congress. He was on the
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Speaker 1: floor of the Senate the day after nine to eleven,
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Speaker 1: and there would have been pictures of him if he
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Speaker 1: would have been where he claimed he was at ground zero.
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Speaker 1: We know that that was a lie, but he said
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Speaker 1: that new lie just the other day. Now, I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: play something for you from CNN, and this is absolutely
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Speaker 1: shocking to hear this from CNN. I cannot believe that
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Speaker 1: this is on CNN. I cannot believe they spent this
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Speaker 1: amount of time talking about this. By the way, on CNN.
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Speaker 1: It is completely shocking to hear it. And the only
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Speaker 1: reason why is because now Democrats are afraid they may
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Speaker 1: actually lose. And when you find out that you may lose,
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Speaker 1: then people start really freaking out. Take a listen to
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Speaker 1: see an n talk about this pattern of Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: being a consummate liar, and he.
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Speaker 2: Has done I don't know if it's similar things, but
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Speaker 2: he sort of told some stories that.
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Speaker 3: Don't line up quite like this before.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, this president has a pattern at this point of
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Speaker 4: either inventing or embellishing stories about his own past, his biography.
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Speaker 4: He did it three times in one speech last month alone.
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Speaker 4: He claimed he had witnessed a bridge collapse in Pittsburgh
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Speaker 4: when he actually showed up about six hours later. He
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Speaker 4: claimed that his grandfather had died just days before he
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Speaker 4: was born himself at the same hospital. In fact, his
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Speaker 4: grandpa died more than a year before in a different state,
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Speaker 4: not the same hospital. And he also repeated a favorite
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Speaker 4: fase story that I and others had debunked over and
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Speaker 4: over again about a supposed conversation with an Amtrak train
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Speaker 4: conductor he was friends with who's actually deceased at the time.
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Speaker 4: The conversation would have had to take place. And that's
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Speaker 4: not all. There are some more serious ones, in my view.
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Speaker 4: Previously in his presidency, he claimed at one point he'd
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Speaker 4: been arrested during a civil rights protest, when in other
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Speaker 4: versions of the story he just said an officer had
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Speaker 4: taken him home from a protest. He said he had
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Speaker 4: visited the Pittsburgh synagogue where warshippers were killed in a
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Speaker 4: twenty eighteen match shooting. In fact, he had actually spoken
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Speaker 4: to the rabbi, but never but never went. And he's
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Speaker 4: made a whole bunch of others too, he said. At
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Speaker 4: one point, Republicans like to bring this up. He said
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Speaker 4: that he used to drive a tractor trailer. He used
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Speaker 4: to drive an eighteen wheeler.
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Speaker 1: Never happened.
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Speaker 4: The White House later clarified he used to drive a
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Speaker 4: school bus at one point for as a job briefly
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Speaker 4: school bus, of course, not an eighteen wheeler. So whatever
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Speaker 4: his intentions, whether it's you know, foggy memory a but
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Speaker 4: stuff that's going on decades ago, or deliberate embellishment, this
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Speaker 4: is unfortunate pattern that keeps coming up again and again
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Speaker 4: with Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: I love how they call it an unfortunate pattern. Now
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Speaker 1: you notice in all of the pathological line that they
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Speaker 1: just mentioned, they did not mention, not one single time,
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Speaker 1: the real pathological lie that was told, and the real
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Speaker 1: pathological lie that as he's been talking about, is his son. Right,
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Speaker 1: I've never spoken to my son about any of his
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Speaker 1: business dealings. Guess what happened. We know that's a lie.
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Speaker 1: Did they mention that in their story? No, because see
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Speaker 1: that could actually bring down the Democratic Party, and that
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Speaker 1: could actually bring down the president of the United States
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Speaker 1: of America. So that will not be mentioned. Okay, that's
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Speaker 1: number one. They bring up all the other issues that
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Speaker 1: they mention, none of them political, none of them about
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Speaker 1: the shady money coming in from around the world. So
6:33
Speaker 1: to be clear, they are still protecting at all costs
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden from a political firestorm around him. At the
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Speaker 1: same time, they're starting to understand how vulnerable he is
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Speaker 1: and how there's a very good chance now that Democrats
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Speaker 1: need to have this discussion about what's going to happen
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Speaker 1: coming forward. We're going to deal with the Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: that people don't like. Now, let's talk about Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: for just a moment. Let's go back to that, Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris is an individual that is liked less than Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: And that's exactly why there's a real problem now. And
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Speaker 1: that problem for the President of the United States of
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Speaker 1: America is what do I do with my vice president?
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Speaker 1: No one likes the Vice president of the United States
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Speaker 1: of America, and the Democratic Party they want her gone.
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Speaker 1: They want her out, They want her to be gone
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Speaker 1: for a very long time. They do not like her.
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Speaker 1: And if you are worried about the age of the
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Speaker 1: President of the United States of America, as America has
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Speaker 1: clearly stated, and you think he may be too old,
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Speaker 1: and if you just look at the average lifespan of
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Speaker 1: a man, there's a very good chance there could be
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Speaker 1: a natural cause that takes him out of the presidency
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Speaker 1: in the next four years. We know that if that
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Speaker 1: is the case. Now, what's happening is they're saying, well,
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Speaker 1: we sure as hell don't want Kamala Harris to be
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Speaker 1: the vice president, So can we get rid of her?
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Speaker 1: Can we get rid of everything that she has said?
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Speaker 1: Can we get rid of everything that she claims she
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Speaker 1: wants to do? Can we get rid of everything that
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Speaker 1: she's advocating for? In her being the vice president. How
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Speaker 1: do we get rid of her? How do we get
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Speaker 1: rid of this person that no one likes? Can we
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Speaker 1: kick her off the ticket? Is there time to do it? Yes?
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Speaker 1: look at these lies that had been told by the president,
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Speaker 1: the list that CNN gave us. Right. He lied about
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Speaker 1: witnessing a bridge collapse that he didn't witness. He lied
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Speaker 1: about his grandfather dying days prior to his birth at
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Speaker 1: the same hospital it didn't happen. He lied about a
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Speaker 1: conversation with an Amtrak conductor who had died a year
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Speaker 1: before he lied about being in New York the day
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Speaker 1: after nine eleven. He wasn't there. He was in Washington.
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Speaker 1: He lied about being arrested as civil rights protest. He
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Speaker 1: wasn't there, and he wasn't arrested. Or maybe he was there,
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Speaker 1: but he wasn't arrested. He lied about driving an eighteen
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Speaker 1: wheel er, which he never did. He lied about visiting
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Speaker 1: the Pittsburgh synagogue where people were killed in twenty eighteen.
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Speaker 1: He wasn't there. But you noticed here what's missing some
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Speaker 1: of the biggest lies, such as he never discussed his
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Speaker 1: son's business dealings. This is a guy who lied all
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Speaker 1: the time. He lied about these issues, yes, but he
11:15
Speaker 1: lied about everything else. You know. There was an interesting
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Speaker 1: conversation today on ABC this Week, and I want you
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Speaker 1: to hear what they had to say about the possible
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Speaker 1: impeachment of Joe Biden, which is the other reason why
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Speaker 1: so many Democrats are concerned about Biden and Harris.
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Speaker 5: Listen to ask you before you go the impeachment inquiry
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Speaker 5: that McCarthy announced, even though he had said he wouldn't
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Speaker 5: do it without a vote, and then a few days
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Speaker 5: later he does it without a vote. I want to
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Speaker 5: read you something that ken Buck when your Republican colleagues
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Speaker 5: had to say in a Washington Post op ed of
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Speaker 5: the impeachment inquiry, he said, impeachment is a serious matter
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Speaker 5: and should have a foundation of rock solid facts. Trump's
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Speaker 5: inpeachment in twenty nineteen was a disgrace to the Constitution
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Speaker 5: and is a disservice to him Americans. The GOPS reprised
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Speaker 5: in twenty twenty three is no better. He says, these
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Speaker 5: allegations against the Biden family are part of an imagined
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Speaker 5: history and a fictitious version of events. Was this premature
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Speaker 5: going all the way with an impeachment inquiry?
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Speaker 2: I don't believe so.
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Speaker 4: The facts are everywhere.
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Speaker 2: There are text messages, there are emails, there are witnesses,
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Speaker 2: there are whistleblowers, there are meetings, there are phone calls,
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Speaker 2: there are dinners. And you can't say, hey, there's a
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Speaker 2: little bit of smoke. We're not going to follow the
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Speaker 2: fire and the inquiry. My understanding is, as you said earlier,
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Speaker 2: gives us expanded subpoena powers. I want the bank records
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Speaker 2: of Joe Biden. All of that should be on the
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Speaker 2: table to prove out the allegations in the Stars reports.
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Speaker 2: We're talking about a significant sum of money. We are
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Speaker 2: talking about bribery, and in the Constitution Article two, section four.
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Speaker 5: I mean, there's no basis, there's no evidence of bribery.
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Speaker 2: There are witness, there's a ten to twenty three form.
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Speaker 5: There are you know, and you've been investigative, you're on
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Speaker 5: the oversight. There is evidence.
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Speaker 2: I mean say that there's no evidence there when there
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Speaker 2: is evidence. And quite frankly, it was a fourth estate.
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Speaker 2: It was the media and journalist when Nixon was going
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Speaker 2: down that helped you. That investigation helped bring down the
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Speaker 2: president when they when he broke the law. And you know,
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Speaker 2: you guys want to deny that. There's evidence. It's everywhere
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Speaker 2: and the bank records will prove it out.
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Speaker 5: All right, we will see.
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Speaker 1: By the way, I love this, we will see you
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Speaker 1: hear that. We well, okay, well we will see. You
13:27
Speaker 1: have a congresswoman staring at that host saying, you guys
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Speaker 1: are just you're lying, You're absolutely lying. There is evidence.
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Speaker 1: He's like, wow, there's no evidence directly tying the president
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Speaker 1: to bribery. Come on, and they're like, yes, there is
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Speaker 1: there's evidence everywhere. Why are you guys not doing your job?
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Speaker 1: Why are you not investigating. Well, there's no evidence. We'll
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Speaker 1: see where this goes. But there doesn't seem to be
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Speaker 1: any evidence here that we need that. There's no evidence, right,
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Speaker 1: you hear it over and over again. There is no evidence.
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Speaker 1: There is no evidence. Okay, So we know now how
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Speaker 1: the media is going to respond. They're not going to
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Speaker 1: look at any of this. Their goal is to take
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Speaker 1: out Trump as fast as they can. Their goal is
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Speaker 1: to tie him up in court. And their goal is
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Speaker 1: to look the other way, look the other way, look
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Speaker 1: the other way, look the other way when there's actual
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Speaker 1: real problems here. I go back to the media, and
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Speaker 1: you look at the media when the news broke that
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden, okay, was working the phones with his son,
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Speaker 1: putting him on speaker phone and having real conversations on
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Speaker 1: speaker phone with business associates from around the world, trying
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Speaker 1: to get the deals done. That's what was happening. And
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Speaker 1: this whistle blower and a former business partner come for
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Speaker 1: and they're like, yeah, it happened all the time. In fact,
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Speaker 1: one of the associates of Hunter Biden said dozens of times,
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Speaker 1: almost two dozen times, Joe Biden would call into the
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Speaker 1: business meetings to make it very clear, like, hey, we
15:16
Speaker 1: know what's going on here. Hey, we got like, hey,
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Speaker 1: this is what's happening here. Hey, this is what's transpiring here. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we know what's happening here. Hey, we know what's going
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Speaker 1: on here. Like hey, I've got access to the vice president. Hey,
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Speaker 1: you know, pay the money, right, you're going to get
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Speaker 1: something exchange for it. And then when they had to backtrack,
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Speaker 1: when the media had to backtrack and admit that they
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Speaker 1: lied to you and to me, and that they were
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Speaker 1: telling the lies of this president, they then said, well,
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Speaker 1: it's nothing more than a dad calling his son talking
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Speaker 1: about the weather, saying hello, it's just a dad loving
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Speaker 1: on his kids. There's nothing here. And then they said, oh,
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Speaker 1: it's just a dad that's being a great dad, just
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Speaker 1: saying hey, son, I'm so proud of you. That's what
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Speaker 1: the media did.
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Speaker 6: Joe Biden did nothing, nothing, not even approximating proper much
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Speaker 6: less wrong or illegal.
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Speaker 7: It's wishful thinking. They're trying to create a scandal.
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Speaker 8: Think it's pretty clear, at least so far, there is
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Speaker 8: nothing there.
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Speaker 9: House Republicans continue their search for any proof at all
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Speaker 9: tying President Joe Biden to his son Hunter's business dealings.
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Speaker 6: Joe Biden had nothing to do with Hunter Biden's business dealings.
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Speaker 10: Because they wanted they wanted dirty of Biden's name.
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Speaker 6: Do you know Republicans have been trying to use Hunter
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Speaker 6: Biden's behavior against the President. Did not know about anything
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Speaker 6: that Hunter Biden was doing.
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Speaker 3: Seeing that Biden was simply involved in his son's life
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Speaker 3: in a personal capacity, Republicans from consistently trying to make
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Speaker 3: this argument and create the illusion of some malfeasance being there.
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Speaker 6: Spoke to business associates of Hunter Biden to say hello,
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Speaker 6: to have small talk, casual conversation.
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Speaker 4: Hunter Biden talked to his dad on the phone all
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Speaker 4: the time.
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Speaker 2: They talked basically every day.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes Joe Biden.
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Speaker 3: Would say hello to the people in the room if
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Speaker 3: he popped in.
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Speaker 1: Or on the Florid whatever I saw.
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Speaker 6: Casual conversation, nice cities, the weather.
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Speaker 3: They never discussed the business.
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Speaker 9: These were more of just cordial hello types of conversations.
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Speaker 2: Business was never discussed on those calls, and there was
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Speaker 2: more casual sort of check in casual conversations.
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Speaker 8: President Biden might have said, hey, putting me on speakerphone.
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Speaker 8: You know, are you having a business meeting like what
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Speaker 8: is that about? But do you hang up on your
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Speaker 8: front on your side.
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Speaker 6: Bo Biden, Hunter's brother and President Biden's son, was very
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Speaker 6: ill with cancer and then passed away. That, as the
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Speaker 6: witness today testified, was what these conversations and these calls
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Speaker 6: were about.
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Speaker 7: We should put this in context.
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Speaker 6: This is the time when Bo Biden, the President's other
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Speaker 6: son was ill and then dying and then passed away.
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Speaker 8: Very fraud and sad time for the Biden family. And
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Speaker 8: we know how an important family is to the president.
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Speaker 9: They're doing Donald Trump's bitting, going after Hunter Biden, trying
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Speaker 9: to create a tie to the president.
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Speaker 3: This is a this is a political move here, it is.
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Speaker 3: It is a politics thing, right inasmuch as it's anything
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Speaker 3: else fair?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think so.
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Speaker 4: It does not appear to have been a directed business tie.
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Speaker 8: Is right now.
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Speaker 6: You don't see any conduct that's illegal that there is
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Speaker 6: regulational law that's prohibiting it, even though it might be
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Speaker 6: highly unethical.
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Speaker 4: I don't see high crimes, and mister readers, I don't
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Speaker 4: even see a low crime. I see a son who's
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Speaker 4: using his father.
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Speaker 10: People with famous last names using them for their own purposes.
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Speaker 10: People in your families they're near do wells. This is
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Speaker 10: as old as time, old as time.
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Speaker 1: No big deal. So as we have to change the lie,
18:39
Speaker 1: we'll just change the narrative. Hunter Biden was using his dad.
18:43
Speaker 1: It's not his dad's fault. Do you hear that one? Oh,
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Speaker 1: he's just his dad trying to take the phone calls
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Speaker 1: from his son. He didn't know who was listening in.
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Speaker 1: We know this is all lie, But then you go
18:53
Speaker 1: back to the basic point, what are they willing to
18:56
Speaker 1: do to take out Trump if they can't get Biden
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Speaker 1: to not run. I want to ask a good friend
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Speaker 1: of the Dennis Prager radio show. He is a calmnist
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Speaker 1: and author and a New York Times best selling author.
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Speaker 1: At that that's enough to make me feel depressed about
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Speaker 1: my own career. Dennis Praguer is joining me right now, Dennis.
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Speaker 1: I want people to be able to know about this
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Speaker 1: October the twelfth, We're gonna be at the Jefferson and Oxford, Mississippi.
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Speaker 1: Tickets are gonna sell out fast. If you want to come,
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Speaker 1: you go to Prager in Oxford dot com, p r
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Speaker 1: A G E R n I n Oxford dot com.
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Speaker 1: You can get your tickets now. You can buy tickets
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Speaker 1: for your family, your friends especially, And this is just
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Speaker 1: one of the things I started in this business so young.
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Speaker 1: Buy them for high school kids, if you've got kids
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Speaker 1: that are at Oxford at Ole, miss Buy them for
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Speaker 1: your college kids so that they can come. It's going
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Speaker 1: to be an awesome night. I'm looking forward to spending
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Speaker 1: some time with you. When you do these events. I
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Speaker 1: feel like you were in that later stage of life,
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Speaker 1: and I put myself in there too, Dennis, where it's
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Speaker 1: about now, what did I do and how did I
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Speaker 1: change people's hearts and minds and how was I able
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Speaker 1: to have an influence over a country that I think
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Speaker 1: we're losing. And it seems like for you and what
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Speaker 1: you built with Prager, you that's exactly what your life
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Speaker 1: mission is now.
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Speaker 7: Well, actually, first of all, it's great to be with you. Actually,
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Speaker 7: I have had that mission, and I know it sounds odd,
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Speaker 7: that is odd, but I've had it since high school.
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Speaker 7: And I have proof because I wrote it in my diary,
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Speaker 7: which I kept in high school, that, as corny as
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Speaker 7: it sounds, I said, I know my mission in life,
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Speaker 7: and that is to influence people to the good, because
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Speaker 7: I have been obsessed with good and evil since I
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Speaker 7: was a kid, and I have not wavered one day,
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Speaker 7: or have I wavered in this sense of mission. I'm
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Speaker 7: very lucky because a lot of people look for a
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Speaker 7: meaning for their life, much of their lives, or all
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Speaker 7: of their lives, and I've had it since high school,
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Speaker 7: and I just didn't know how it could ever transpire.
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Speaker 7: But it started very early. I started speaking when I
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Speaker 7: was twenty one years of age, when I got back
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Speaker 7: from a trip to the Sylvie un which I was
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Speaker 7: sent into. And that's never stopped since. But I will
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Speaker 7: admit that whatever I have accomplished, I don't think about
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Speaker 7: that nearly as much as what I have not accomplished, because,
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Speaker 7: as you put it right now, we are losing the country.
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Speaker 7: The country is not lost, far from it, but we
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Speaker 7: are losing it.
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Speaker 1: It's shocking to see just how far as a country
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Speaker 1: that we fall in. And you and I have this
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Speaker 1: in common. I started in radio as when I was twelve,
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Speaker 1: and I knew this was going to be my mission field,
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Speaker 1: as I call it. This was I could see it
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Speaker 1: happening back then, and now I can't even recognize where
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Speaker 1: we are as a country. The way that we've weaponized
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Speaker 1: the DJ, the way that we've lost our way has
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Speaker 1: a ban in a republic in my opinion, against Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: the fact that we're trying to put him in prison
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Speaker 1: because people disagree with him, and trying to put him
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Speaker 1: in a courtroom instead of on the campaign trail. The
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Speaker 1: fact that we are seeing people that did not commit crimes,
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Speaker 1: for example in Jenu six being put away for years
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Speaker 1: and years and years, and categorizing parents in this country
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Speaker 1: that show up at school board meetings is domestic terraces.
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Speaker 1: When you look at all of that and then you
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Speaker 1: see where we are in twenty twenty three, how concerned
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Speaker 1: are you about what we're going to look like? And
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Speaker 1: not twenty years or thirty years, but in three, four,
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Speaker 1: five years. If we stay on this track.
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Speaker 7: Learned, I don't have much by way of enthusiasm over
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Speaker 7: pessimism or optimism, since they both can lead people not
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Speaker 7: to fight. The pessimists may not fight because well, things
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Speaker 7: are going to turn out, allows you why fight? The
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Speaker 7: optimist may not fight and all things will turn out, okay?
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Speaker 7: Will I fight? So I'm not interested. I don't think
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Speaker 7: about pessimism or optimism. I think about what can I
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Speaker 7: do to fight? The guys who storm Normandy Beach, I
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Speaker 7: don't think we're thinking about optimism or pessimism. They were
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Speaker 7: thinking about fighting.
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Speaker 1: Fighting is something that we've had in the Republican Party,
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Speaker 1: and it seems like we've lost that as well. I
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Speaker 1: look at Democrats now, and I look at how much
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Speaker 1: they're willing to fight to change this country, and how
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Speaker 1: much they're willing to fight to force people to submission,
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Speaker 1: whether it be on transgenderism, whether it be on taking
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Speaker 1: away parents' rights and schools. And then I look at
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party and Conservatives and I worry because they
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Speaker 1: seem to have their act together in a way that
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Speaker 1: we do not. They seem willing to go above and beyond.
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Speaker 1: And I would even argue part of above and beyond
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Speaker 1: means getting rid of our Constitution. You look at what
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Speaker 1: just happened in New Mexico with the governor. They are saying, yeah,
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Speaker 1: we're just going to get rid of the constitution. I
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Speaker 1: don't care. I'm sure the courts will say I can't
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Speaker 1: do this, but I'm going to do it anyway. There
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Speaker 1: is a lawlessness now to this Democratic Party. I argue
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party is dead and we should stop calling
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Speaker 1: them that. They're the socialists and communists. They're the Banana
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Speaker 1: Republic of twenty twenty three and they're no longer Democrats.
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Speaker 1: How do you see the difference between Republicans Democrats now
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Speaker 1: as well?
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Speaker 7: Well? First, I do try to make the case that
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Speaker 7: with some exceptions like a mc romney or Chris it's
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Speaker 7: a name, Yes, I think I purposely suppress it, but
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Speaker 7: you know there are I think some exceptions.
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Speaker 8: But the.
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Speaker 7: Only thing that can stop the Democratic Party is the
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Speaker 7: Republican Party. So I don't want people to give up
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Speaker 7: on the Republican Party because we can't start a third
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Speaker 7: party and win. A third party would merely assure a
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Speaker 7: Democratic Party win, and that means the end of the
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Speaker 7: country as we know. The tragedy actually is not Republicans,
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Speaker 7: although often they have not fought, certainly have not faught
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Speaker 7: in the past enough. But the tragedy is the liberal
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Speaker 7: because the liberal is the only group of the country
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Speaker 7: that does not vote its values. Leftists vote their values,
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Speaker 7: and conservatives vote their values, but liberals vote for the left,
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Speaker 7: and there's nothing in common between liberalism and leftism. That
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Speaker 7: that liberals vote for those who would undermine every liberal
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Speaker 7: value is a damning indictment of a lot of lot
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Speaker 7: of sweet, nice people who are liberal. I know, I
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Speaker 7: know them because many of them are my extended family.
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Speaker 7: But they still think they're voting for John Kennedy and
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Speaker 7: that party, but they're not that party. The party of
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Speaker 7: JFK is nothing in common with the party today. The
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Speaker 7: party today is, if you will, neo communist. I hate
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Speaker 7: to say it, I try to never engage in hyperbole,
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Speaker 7: but that the President of the United States is adamant
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Speaker 7: that teenagers be allowed to get surgeries to remove their
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Speaker 7: breast if they say they're a boy. It is a
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Speaker 7: level of associo pathology that is unprecedented since slavery and
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Speaker 7: the Salem witch trials.
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Speaker 1: It's a great point this evening that I want so
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Speaker 1: many people to be able to come to is going
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Speaker 1: to be in Oxford, Mississippi, October the twelfth of the Jefferson.
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Speaker 1: Tickets are going to go fast. There's a VIP tickets available. Dennis.
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Speaker 1: You're going to be signing copies of your books which
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Speaker 1: will be available there for sale, and it's going to
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Speaker 1: be a great night. You can go and get your
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Speaker 1: tickets right now Prager in Oxford dot com. You can
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Speaker 1: get your tickets now Prager pr A G. E. R
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Speaker 1: in Oxford dot com. You buy tickets for family, friends,
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Speaker 1: high school, college students. If you've got college kids and
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Speaker 1: at Ole miss Mi alma mater, make sure that you
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Speaker 1: buy them a ticket. It's going to be one heck
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Speaker 1: of an evening. And your goal for these events, so
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Speaker 1: people that maybe have never seen you do it public
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Speaker 1: speaking before, tell them a little bit about quickly what
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Speaker 1: it's going to be like.
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Speaker 7: Let me first react to the idea of bringing their kids. See,
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Speaker 7: this is the perfect example of what I said earlier.
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Speaker 7: If you have to fight, there is nothing more important
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Speaker 7: that I can imagine that your kid would do that evening.
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Speaker 7: Your high school kid, for example, or your college kid
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Speaker 7: if they're in Mississippi that night, then come to this
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Speaker 7: talk they need to hear a coherent message of what
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Speaker 7: is happening to this country. And I know how to
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Speaker 7: make that coherent message. So I'm a big believer having
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Speaker 7: I'm still a parent, but of course my parenting is
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Speaker 7: I now I have grandchildren, so I'm not really parenting
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Speaker 7: my kids. But I'm a big fan of bribery. A
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Speaker 7: lot of people tell me that they pay their kids
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Speaker 7: to watch Bringer You videos. I think it's a great idea.
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Speaker 7: The videos are free, but if it takes some amount
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Speaker 7: of dollars to get them to watch it, that's fine.
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Speaker 7: If you have to bribe your kid to go back
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Speaker 7: the evening, that's fine.
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Speaker 1: Talking about this event and who it's ideal to bring
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Speaker 1: your kids and your grandkids, and Dennis, you were talking
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Speaker 1: about bribing your kids. Some people said you should bribe
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Speaker 1: your kids to watch Praguer You videos, which I've played
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Speaker 1: many a times, some of the work that you guys
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Speaker 1: have done on this show, and I want to pick
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Speaker 1: it up back there where you're talking about bringing your
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Speaker 1: kids your grandkids to events like this.
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Speaker 6: Me.
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Speaker 7: I do a tremendous amount of speaking to young people
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Speaker 7: in person, and of course from Prigger You, so I
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Speaker 7: know how to make the argument for conservative values coherent
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Speaker 7: to young people, entertaining even but morally and intellectually persuasive.
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Speaker 7: So often, by the way, kids are prepared to hear
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Speaker 7: from an outsider what they're not prepared to hear from
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Speaker 7: their parents. I know it, Yeah, a parent. So again
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Speaker 7: that's another another good reason to come and to bring
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Speaker 7: any young people, not just your own kids and nephew
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Speaker 7: or niece, the neighbor's kid. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's going to be a special night in Oxford, Misissippi.
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Speaker 1: It's an incredible town, small town America as I call it,
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Speaker 1: and it's going to be really fun. If you want
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Speaker 1: to get tickets, you can go to Praguer in Oxford,
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Speaker 1: p R A G E r in Oxford dot com,
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Speaker 1: prager in Oxford dot com. You can grab your tickets now. Dennis,
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Speaker 1: also tell us real quick just about what Praguer you
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Speaker 1: has been able to accomplish. I don't think people realize, uh,
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Speaker 1: sometimes the impact of what you guys have been able
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Speaker 1: to accomplish with the videos that you produce, the content
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Speaker 1: that you produced that have gone viral and had a
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Speaker 1: huge impact. Specifically, as you mentioned, a moment ago on
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Speaker 1: young people.
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Speaker 7: Well, I can give you your listeners a number of
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Speaker 7: that I think will make an impression. We have over
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Speaker 7: a billion views a year. It's all free. We raise money.
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Speaker 7: We're a nonprofit. We raise money from donors, and we
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Speaker 7: have over a billion views a year. And according to
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Speaker 7: Google Analytics, and Google's not our friend, over sixty percent
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Speaker 7: of those who watch it are under thirty five years
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Speaker 7: of eight.
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Speaker 1: It's incredible. That's what changes hearts and minds. Sounds like,
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Speaker 1: by the way, because if we can't get back this
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Speaker 1: generation that we have right now, and I worry that
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Speaker 1: we are losing this country and we can lose it
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Speaker 1: in one generation. The Democrats have figured this out. They
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Speaker 1: understand that you can change a country and a generation
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Speaker 1: if you just work hard enough to change their minds.
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Speaker 1: They figure out how to do this on college campuses.
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Speaker 1: Going to a college town for reason, Oxford, because you
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Speaker 1: watch and liberals have understood if they can grab these
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Speaker 1: minds in colleges. You talk about this a lot, Dennis,
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Speaker 1: they can change an entire generation. They can even get
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Speaker 1: a generation to hate the country which we should have
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Speaker 1: pride in. And we see that right now in America.
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Speaker 7: That's right, that's what's happening. I'll give you an example
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Speaker 7: of the speed with which the Left is able because
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Speaker 7: they own major media and universities, high schools, and elementary schools.
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Speaker 7: Four years ago, in November, so three years and ten
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Speaker 7: months ago, I was on Bill Mahers show and I
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Speaker 7: mentioned him that the Left says that men menstruate, and
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Speaker 7: he started to laugh at me, literally laugh at me.
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Speaker 7: So did the panel on stage, and so did the
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Speaker 7: entire audience. They all laughed at me, and he even said,
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Speaker 7: where did you get that from? Like I made it up?
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Speaker 7: And it's gone viral. There many probably ten million views
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Speaker 7: of that video, if not more, because people show how
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Speaker 7: I was laughed at when I said the Left test
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Speaker 7: men menstru eight. And that's that was. As I said,
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Speaker 7: you know, just a little under four years ago. It
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Speaker 7: took about two years for men menstrue eight to go
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Speaker 7: from what's your makeup? Such nonsense, prager to oh, of course,
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Speaker 7: men men'stru eight. Something they laughed at, they started to
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Speaker 7: believe within two years.
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Speaker 1: Amazing. It's truly amazing. Well, I can't wait to continue
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Speaker 1: this conversation with you in Oxford. I'll see you, Dennis
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Speaker 1: in a few weeks. And again, if you want to
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Speaker 1: grab tickets for a really fun night, go to praguer
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Speaker 1: in Oxford dot com get your tickets now. You can
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Speaker 1: buy tickets for family friends, especially in high school or
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Speaker 1: college age kids, young people that you know you can
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Speaker 1: bring them. It's going to be a fun night, a
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Speaker 1: great conversation, and we look forward to seeing all of
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Speaker 1: you there. So again, Prager in Oxford dot com. Dennis
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Speaker 1: and I will be there with you that night and
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Speaker 1: we look forward to it October the twelfth at the
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