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BIDEN'S GAFFES are becoming a NATIONAL SECURITY ISSUE that is putting all of OUR LIVES AT RISK! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: So we're all kind of used to Joe Biden's gaffs, right,
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Speaker 1: his screw ups. Now they're becoming things that are not
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Speaker 1: just embarrassing, but they're actually putting our national security at risk.
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Speaker 1: The White House has gone into damage control two different
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Speaker 1: times in the last forty eight hours. First after Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden called for regime change in Russia, and that speech
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Speaker 1: we now have been told that was not part of
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Speaker 1: the prepared speech that he was supposed to get. Then
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Speaker 1: his other gaff was when he told soldiers that he
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Speaker 1: was meeting with that they would soon be seeing Ukraine
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Speaker 1: and witnessing what's happening on the ground there, implying that
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Speaker 1: we were going to be going into Ukraine, or that
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Speaker 1: the American troops would soon be in Ukraine. The White
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Speaker 1: House immediately not once but twice, actually having to go
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Speaker 1: into damage control on these things. And these aren't just gaffs,
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Speaker 1: These are actual things that when you say them, the
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Speaker 1: world could react in a way that is catastrophic. Vladimir
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Speaker 1: Putin could and could clearly take these words as literal
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Speaker 1: that we are going to invade right or that we
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Speaker 1: are going to help undermine and have regime change in Russia,
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Speaker 1: the White House confirming on Sunday President Joe Biden's call
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Speaker 1: for regime change again was not part of the prepared speech.
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Speaker 1: attacking our podcasts recently with bad reviews. Now, the quote
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Speaker 1: from Biden at the conclusion of his speech referring to
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Speaker 1: Russian President Vladimir Putin was this, I'm quoting here quote
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Speaker 1: for God's sakes, this man cannot remain in power. Biden's
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Speaker 1: little moment there of whatever you want to call it,
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Speaker 1: being senile, having no clue what he's actually doing, prompted
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Speaker 1: the administration officials to scramble immediately and walk back the
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Speaker 1: actual comments of the President United States of America in
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Speaker 1: an effort to reassure the world that the United States
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Speaker 1: was not actively calling for regime change in Russia. Even
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Speaker 1: though Joe Biden's actual words were yes, calling for regime
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Speaker 1: change in Russia again, his exact quote, for God's sakes,
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Speaker 1: For God's sake, excuse me, this man cannot remain in
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Speaker 1: power that is calling for regime change. Now, Biden, We're
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Speaker 1: being told from insiders after he made those comments, made
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Speaker 1: national security experts around him basically freak out, scramble and
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Speaker 1: try to figure out who to talk to at the
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Speaker 1: White House to reassure Russia and the world that we
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Speaker 1: were not calling for regime change of Vladimir Putin. News
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Speaker 1: site Axios cited quote a top official who confirmed the
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Speaker 1: line was not on Biden's prepared texts or on his teleprompter.
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Speaker 1: Washington Post cited to quote a person familiar with a
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Speaker 1: speech you also said Biden's line was not in the
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Speaker 1: speech and it was not planned. Now, you may want
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Speaker 1: to remember, during the twenty twenty presidential campaign, Biden repeatedly
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Speaker 1: campaign on the idea that he would be a better
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Speaker 1: present than Donald Trump because quote of his understanding of
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Speaker 1: the gravity of the presidencyat he said, back then, you
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Speaker 1: know what the president says, and his words, as he
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Speaker 1: put it, actually matter, right, And they matter because they're
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Speaker 1: so important. The words of a president matters. They can
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Speaker 1: move markets, they can send our brave women and men
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Speaker 1: to war, they can bring peace, they can calm a
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Speaker 1: nation and turmoil. They can console and confront and comfort
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Speaker 1: those who have faced tragedy. They can inspire us a
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Speaker 1: louting to reach for the move. You can notice there
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Speaker 1: that Joe Biden at the time actually had a better mind.
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Speaker 1: It's the only way I know how to describe it.
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Speaker 1: He was clearly more in charge of his cognitive functionality.
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Speaker 1: He only slirred one word, and he understood what he
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Speaker 1: was actually trying to say. He said that back in
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Speaker 1: August of twenty nineteen when he was the candidate. Now
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Speaker 1: let's go to his actual words. Quote. You know all
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Speaker 1: that the words of a president matters. They can move markets.
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Speaker 1: He's right. They can send her brave women and men
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Speaker 1: into war. He's right. They can bring peace. They can
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Speaker 1: calm a nation in turmoil. Biden, by the way, has
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Speaker 1: repeatedly made rhetorical errors during his trip to Europe. On Friday,
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Speaker 1: for example, Joe Biden also suggested American troops were on
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Speaker 1: their way to Ukraine before the White House had to
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Speaker 1: scramble yet again in another major national security foreign policy gap.
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Speaker 1: This is not like, hey guys, it's Tuesday, and the
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Speaker 1: White House is like, crap, it's Wednesday. You gotta understand
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Speaker 1: when something like this happens, it's the national security apparatus
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Speaker 1: that actually has to respond. So so understand that, Okay,
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Speaker 1: that when the national Security team has to rush to
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Speaker 1: the White House and rush to those around the present
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Speaker 1: and say you gotta fix this, and we got to
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Speaker 1: walk this back. We gotta call somebody, we gotta write somebody,
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Speaker 1: We got to say something to somebody about quickly so
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Speaker 1: they don't think that American troops are about to be
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. We gotta say something quickly so Vladimir Putin
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Speaker 1: doesn't start a nuclear war with the United it's America,
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Speaker 1: because we're implying that we're advocating for regime change. Like
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Speaker 1: when those things happen, we have to they're running to
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Speaker 1: try to figure out how to fix it, how to
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Speaker 1: undo it. Because when you're dealing with a man like
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Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin right now, who's clearly unstable, when you're dealing
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Speaker 1: with a man like Vladimir Putin right now that's looking
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Speaker 1: extremely pair annoyed and angry and talking and threatening nuclear war,
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Speaker 1: I will go back to quoting Joe Biden. You all
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Speaker 1: know that the words of a president matter. They can
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Speaker 1: move markets they can send our brave women and men
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Speaker 1: into war. They can bring peace, they can culmination and
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Speaker 1: turmal They can also ratchet things up. They can take
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Speaker 1: us into a war. Right now is a time when
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Speaker 1: you don't need misunderstandings, so Biden should know this. He
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Speaker 1: suggested American troops are on the way to Ukraine before
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Speaker 1: the White House had again run those comments back. On Thursday,
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Speaker 1: Biden vowed to respond quote in kind, if Putin decided
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Speaker 1: to use chemical weapons, meaning that apparently we would use
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Speaker 1: chemical weapons in response to their chemical weapons. That also
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Speaker 1: prompted the White House to explain the United States would
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Speaker 1: not use chemical weapons. Biden, by the way, has not
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Speaker 1: addressed as controversial off the cuff's statements, even as his
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Speaker 1: administration is struggling now to figure out how to walk
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Speaker 1: them all back. Quote, we do not have a strategy
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Speaker 1: of regime change in Russia or anywhere else, The White
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Speaker 1: House responded. For that matter, in this case, as in
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Speaker 1: any case, it's up to the people of the country
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Speaker 1: in question. It's up to the Russian people, is what
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Speaker 1: Secretary of State Tony B. Lincoln said at a news
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Speaker 1: conference in Jerusalem. Because that was the guy they had
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Speaker 1: to clean it up again for the White House, for
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Speaker 1: the President, because he had three screw ups in two days,
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Speaker 1: all of them dealing with war, chemical weapons, and regime
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Speaker 1: change in Russia. Let that sink in real quick. Really
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Speaker 1: think about how insane the conversations that we are having
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Speaker 1: right now. Think about how absurd this really is. Now
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Speaker 1: the media understands that Joe Biden is really having a
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Speaker 1: major meltdown, a cognitive decline before all of our eyes.
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Speaker 1: And now what he's saying is putting our national security
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Speaker 1: at risk. When you start talking about regime change in Russia,
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Speaker 1: you start talking about it that if Vladimir Putin uses
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Speaker 1: chemical weapons that America will respond by using chemical weapons
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Speaker 1: on them. When you start talking about the regime change,
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Speaker 1: and then you have to go again walk that back.
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Speaker 1: And the media is really trying hard to protect the president,
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Speaker 1: not not this country. I want to make that clear.
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Speaker 1: He's They're not trying to actually stop war or stop
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Speaker 1: biological and chemical weapons being used. Note what they're what
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Speaker 1: they're actually arguing over or trying to do, is to
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Speaker 1: protect the fact that they've been propping this guy up.
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Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna play for you a quick little montage
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Speaker 1: of the gaps, and then the White House, you know,
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Speaker 1: calling on their friends in the media to save them
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Speaker 1: from their his own words. Listen to this. For God's sake,
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Speaker 1: this man cannot remain Wow. The White House trying to
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Speaker 1: make clear in the aftermath, or making very clear the
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Speaker 1: aftermath he was not, in fact calling for a gene change.
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Speaker 1: And you're gonna see when you're there, you been there,
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Speaker 1: You're gonna see. You're gonna see women, young people stand
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Speaker 1: on the stand in the middle of front of damn tank.
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Speaker 1: White House officials are telling us that President Biden does
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Speaker 1: not intend to send US troops into Ukraine. If chemical
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Speaker 1: weapons were used in Ukraine, would that trigger a military
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Speaker 1: response from NATO? It would trigger a response in kind.
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Speaker 1: The United States has no intention of using chemical weapons period,
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Speaker 1: under any circumstance. What this isn't forty eight hours, folks,
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Speaker 1: Biden's staff, people that were elected by no one are
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Speaker 1: having to come out and speak on behalf of Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: and Joe Biden's the guy that actually right is the president. Now,
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Speaker 1: I want you to think about how problematic this is
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Speaker 1: in general, how scary this is in general. You know,
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Speaker 1: is again I go back to quoting Joe Biden. The
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Speaker 1: presence words matter, right, they can stop wars, start wars,
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Speaker 1: they can cause the markets to react. And what we're
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Speaker 1: witnessing right now is the president United States of America
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Speaker 1: that obviously his words seem to not matter, and it
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Speaker 1: seems that the staff around him, who is elected by
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Speaker 1: no one, are having to actually give the American people
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Speaker 1: in the world our policies and our foreign policies. That's
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Speaker 1: not normal, It's incredibly dangerous. People also need to understand that, like,
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Speaker 1: this is unbelievably dangerous. What you're witnessing. This is not
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Speaker 1: something that from a national security standpoint, should be tolerated. Now,
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Speaker 1: I think everybody knows, and you can see it, you
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Speaker 1: can witness it, you can watch it. There is a
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Speaker 1: cognitive decline of the president of the United States of
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Speaker 1: America to a point now that I do worry about
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Speaker 1: our national security. Remember how people used to freak out
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Speaker 1: about Donald Trump and they tried to undermine him by
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Speaker 1: saying that Donald Trump was a radic even though he's
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Speaker 1: actually a president that didn't get us into any wars.
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Speaker 1: Remember when they kept saying over and over again he
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Speaker 1: was unhinged, when he clearly was never unhinged. Remember that,
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Speaker 1: Remember when they said this guy's gonna start war War
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Speaker 1: three when he actually didn't start even a little scuffle
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Speaker 1: with anyone. Right, I mean, every other president of my
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Speaker 1: lifetime has actually gotten us into wars. That's a fact.
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Speaker 1: Every president since I have been born has gotten us
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Speaker 1: into a war except for Donald Trump. And now you
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Speaker 1: have Joe Biden. You ask yourself this question, who is
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Speaker 1: actually running this country? Because it's not Joe Biden, And
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Speaker 1: I would make the argument that it's also not the
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Speaker 1: Vice president. I don't think Kamala Harris is running this country.
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Speaker 1: But when you have speech writers that are writing this
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Speaker 1: man's speeches and they're making sure that his speeches are
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Speaker 1: are almost child proof, full proof, like they're doing everything
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Speaker 1: they can to make sure that they are child proof.
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Speaker 1: They're making it, they're making sure in every way possible
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Speaker 1: that there's no screw ups. And he goes off and says,
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Speaker 1: these things we're in twenty four hours and they're not
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Speaker 1: little gaps like this. This is an embarrassment. This is
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Speaker 1: a national security problem. I got a phone call from
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Speaker 1: a friend of mine that works in the State Department,
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Speaker 1: and I was talking to him on Sunday, and I
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Speaker 1: asked him, I said, how concerned are the people right
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Speaker 1: now around this present? They said extremely concerned, because he
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Speaker 1: can go out and change America's foreign policy or cause
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Speaker 1: a major reaction with chemical, biological nuclear weapons. Make no mistake,
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Speaker 1: the President knights its America called for regime change. The
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Speaker 1: people that are unelected around him said just kidding. That
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Speaker 1: was not in the prepared speech, and he said it
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Speaker 1: every one of the He told American troops you were
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Speaker 1: soon going to be in Ukraine, and people that are
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Speaker 1: elected by no one, right, people that are elected by
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Speaker 1: no one had to come out and clean it up again.
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Speaker 1: Go back, I'll play the gaffs again. For God's sake,
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Speaker 1: this man cannot remain. That is regime change. That is
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Speaker 1: calling for regime change from the President knights its America.
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Speaker 1: That's how he ended his speech. Now, when presidents say
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Speaker 1: something like this, I think the world should also be
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Speaker 1: able to look at the president when they say something.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't take it, take them at their word. I go
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Speaker 1: back to Ronald Reagan. There was a massive debate. Everyone
15:04
Speaker 1: around Ronald Reagan told him not to say tear down
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Speaker 1: this wall, and it was taken out of the speech,
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Speaker 1: and Ronald Reagan decided to put it back in. He
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Speaker 1: didn't tell anybody he meant it. Did the White House
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Speaker 1: walk it back after he said it, saying, just kidding,
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Speaker 1: he doesn't mean tear down the wall. No, because he
15:26
Speaker 1: meant it. Now, he decided to say that as the
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Speaker 1: president of the United States of America at the time.
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Speaker 1: He made the decision to say it because he believed
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Speaker 1: it at the time when he said it, right, that's
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Speaker 1: what he decided was important to say at the time,
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Speaker 1: and it did change history. That's why it's so famous.
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Speaker 1: Tear down this wall is a major moment in our history.
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Speaker 1: I love that. But when you start saying words like that,
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Speaker 1: you better believe them, and you better stand behind them.
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Speaker 1: And you shouldn't have anybody to run and undermine every
16:01
Speaker 1: aspect of it, every part of it. You shouldn't have
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Speaker 1: to have people come running to you going well, running
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Speaker 1: to the cameras right afterwards and saying he didn't mean that,
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Speaker 1: He didn't mean that, He didn't mean that. The President
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Speaker 1: didn't mean it. I promise he didn't mean it. Well,
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Speaker 1: why'd he say it? Well, we're on doing it right now.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine what every world leader thinks when they
16:20
Speaker 1: hear the president say things like this, and then they
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Speaker 1: have to see the White House undo it. Right, and
16:24
Speaker 1: again here's the undoing the White House trying to make
16:27
Speaker 1: clear in the aftermath, were making very clear in the
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Speaker 1: aftermath he was not, in fact calling for a game change.
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Speaker 1: And you're gonna see when you're there, and some of
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Speaker 1: you have been there, you're gonna see. You're gonna see women,
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Speaker 1: young people standing stand in the middle of front of
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Speaker 1: damn tank Waite House. Again, he's talking to men and
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Speaker 1: women in uniform. You're gonna see it when you're there.
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Speaker 1: You're going to see these people standing in front of
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Speaker 1: the tanks. Now, clearly, when he says that, you're wondering,
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Speaker 1: is he talking about other things that had been in history.
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Speaker 1: You know, there's some famous pictures from a long time ago, right,
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Speaker 1: I mean there's from famous pictures from a long time
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Speaker 1: ago in countries they are not Ukraine, of people standing
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Speaker 1: in front of tanks, and you have to assume maybe
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Speaker 1: that's what he's talking about, because we haven't seen anybody
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Speaker 1: sitting in front of tanks in the last several days
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Speaker 1: because things have gotten so bad in Ukraine. So you
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Speaker 1: wonder is he talking about early on in Ukraine when
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Speaker 1: this happened. Is he over a month behind in this conversation,
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Speaker 1: or is he talking about totally different parts of the
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Speaker 1: world from decades ago. All of us have seen the
17:31
Speaker 1: famous video from decades ago of a brave human being
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Speaker 1: standing in front of a tank. Is that what he's
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Speaker 1: talking about? Is that how far out he is in
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Speaker 1: a left field? And then again the White House runs
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Speaker 1: out Peter Doocey from Fox having to tell the world
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Speaker 1: just kidding, he didn't mean that either. US officials are
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Speaker 1: telling us that President Biden does not intend to send
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Speaker 1: you US troops into Ukraine. If chemical weapons were used
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, would that trigger a military response from NATO?
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Speaker 1: It would trigger a response in kind, It would trigger
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Speaker 1: a response in kind. Do you understand that we have
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Speaker 1: a policy to not use chemical weapons and the President
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Speaker 1: just said we're gonna use chemical weapons. So what does
18:16
Speaker 1: he say in response to that? Right, Well, we're gonna change.
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Speaker 1: It's fine, everything's good, don't worry, it's all fine, right,
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Speaker 1: the White House, he didn't mean that either, we promise
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Speaker 1: he didn't mean it. And this is the president of
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. The biggest question that I
18:32
Speaker 1: have after these Biden gaffs, all of them dealing with
18:36
Speaker 1: chemical weapons, biological weapons, nuclear war, regime change, and sending
18:42
Speaker 1: American troops into Ukraine, all things that the White House
18:45
Speaker 1: has had to walk back, is who's running the country.
18:51
Speaker 1: I want to know it's obviously not Joe Biden, because
18:57
Speaker 1: Joe Biden would be walking back his own words. Right
19:01
Speaker 1: who is running the country. There's new reports out that
19:10
Speaker 1: deal with Joe Biden, and you gotta wonder who did this.
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Speaker 1: President Joe Biden's administration has quote eliminated United States tariffs
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Speaker 1: on more than three hundred and fifty products made in China,
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Speaker 1: nearly all of which could be made in the US
19:25
Speaker 1: or other countries. Who did that? Because I don't believe
19:29
Speaker 1: it's the President of the United States of America. And
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Speaker 1: this is significant while China is doing what they're doing
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Speaker 1: with Beijing. The Section three h two tariffs on billions
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Speaker 1: of dollars with the China made products were first imposed
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Speaker 1: by Donald Trump after a decade long free trade consensus
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Speaker 1: in Washington, DC that has eliminated three point seven million
19:49
Speaker 1: American jobs in the US economy. Between twenty one twenty eighteen. Now,
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Speaker 1: let's talk about the jobs real quickly. When Donald Trump
19:57
Speaker 1: did these tariffs, he did it for a couple of reasons,
20:00
Speaker 1: a couple of different reasons. One because China was just
20:03
Speaker 1: ripping off everything that we did in this country and
20:07
Speaker 1: they were stealing our technology and hacking it and spying
20:10
Speaker 1: on us. We're opening espionage cases every twelve hours, is
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Speaker 1: what the FBI director said, under Joe Biden's leadership, Every
20:18
Speaker 1: twelve hours, we're open up a new Chinese espionage case
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Speaker 1: in America. The amount of spying, the amount of hacking
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Speaker 1: that China is doing is unheard of, and we can't
20:29
Speaker 1: keep up with all because they're killing us with technology
20:31
Speaker 1: and we're just don't have that technology, Like we're literally
20:34
Speaker 1: not good enough to keep up with it. Apparently, so
20:37
Speaker 1: the President of the United States American non Trump at
20:39
Speaker 1: the time, realized what was happening with China and realized
20:42
Speaker 1: that not only were they stealing our technology, but then
20:44
Speaker 1: they were producing the stuff that we were supposed to
20:46
Speaker 1: be producing. It was undermining us as a country, and
20:48
Speaker 1: we need to get back some of our independence, and
20:50
Speaker 1: so he decided to start putting tariffs on there. This
20:53
Speaker 1: was also in response to Taiwan, but it was in
20:57
Speaker 1: response very much to the way that China was taking
21:00
Speaker 1: advantage of the United States of America. He also understood
21:03
Speaker 1: that we needed to do a better job in this country.
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Speaker 1: The Economic Policy Institute at the time wrote about this.
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Speaker 1: The US trade deficit hits record high right now. The
21:16
Speaker 1: Biden administration must prioritize rebuilding domestic manufacturing, is what they
21:21
Speaker 1: said February twenty twenty one, saying that the US Census
21:26
Speaker 1: Bureau reported recently the US goods trade deficit reached a
21:29
Speaker 1: record nine hundred and fifteen point eight billion in twenty twenty,
21:34
Speaker 1: an increase of fifty one point five billion six percent.
21:38
Speaker 1: The broader goods and services deficit reached six hundred and
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Speaker 1: seventy eight billion in twenty twenty, increase of one hundred
21:44
Speaker 1: and one billion. The US goods trade deficit in twenty
21:48
Speaker 1: twenty was the largest on record, and the goods and
21:50
Speaker 1: services deficit was the largest since eight The rapid growth
21:54
Speaker 1: of the US trade deficit reflects combined fx of the
21:58
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen crisis, which caused US exports to fall by
22:02
Speaker 1: more than two hundred and seventeen billion than imports one
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Speaker 1: hundred and sixty six billion, and by the persistent failure
22:08
Speaker 1: of US trade and exchange rate policies over the past
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Speaker 1: two decades because of currency manipulation in China. One of
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Speaker 1: the reasons also why Donald Trump responded the way he did.
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Speaker 1: The single most important cause of large and growing trade
22:23
Speaker 1: deficits is persistent over evaluation of the US dollar quote,
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Speaker 1: which makes imports artificially cheap and US exports less competitive.
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Speaker 1: We knew that China was a currency manipulating nation. So
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Speaker 1: now go back to Biden for a second. Right, there's
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Speaker 1: kind of the groundwork of this last week. No one
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Speaker 1: knew this was coming by the way Biden's US trade representative,
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Speaker 1: Catherine Tie announced it. After an extensive review process on
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Speaker 1: nearly five hundred and fifty China made products subject to
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Speaker 1: US tariffs, the Administration would eliminate tariffs on three hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty two of those products. Now, this is while
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Speaker 1: the presents making all these gaps. This is why Ukraine's
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Speaker 1: going on, this is why the President's overseas, and they
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Speaker 1: just decided to announce this all of a sudden, out
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Speaker 1: of nowhere. The China made products will escape US tarifs,
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Speaker 1: saying to Biden. Include, these are just some of the
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Speaker 1: things they said. This is the reason why you should
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Speaker 1: be excited about it, because they say it's like a
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Speaker 1: humanitarian thing. This is the propaganda again coming from the
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Speaker 1: Biden administration. Breastpumps, they said, see, so why would you
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Speaker 1: want to tear if on a breastpump? Right, it's gonna
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Speaker 1: say the children. Solar water heaters, garage store openers, X
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Speaker 1: ray tables, and thermostats, as well as food products from
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Speaker 1: China such as crab meat. Once again, multinational importers and
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Speaker 1: their army of Washington lobbyists have protected their ability to
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Speaker 1: import cheap Chinese goods over sourcing from American manufacturers. That's
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Speaker 1: the chairman of the Coalition for a Prosperous America said
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Speaker 1: in a statement, we are disappointed that the Biden administration
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Speaker 1: grant exclusions to three hundred and one tariffs on many
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Speaker 1: Chinese products that have alternatives that are made or could
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Speaker 1: be made right here in the United States of America
24:10
Speaker 1: or are made outside of China. He went on to say,
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Speaker 1: as China supports and enables Russia's aggression against Ukraine, we
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Speaker 1: should be holding them accountable rather than providing their company's
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Speaker 1: revenue from US consumers. He went on to say, we'll
24:29
Speaker 1: continue to fight against those in Congress who want to
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Speaker 1: use taxpayer dollars to refund importers that profit off of
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Speaker 1: cheap Chinese goods, as well as efforts to weaken the
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Speaker 1: three hundred one tariffs despite China's continue ip theft, rampant
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Speaker 1: government subsidization, use of force labor, and violations of Phase
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Speaker 1: one trade deal, including human rights abuses. Last month, by
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Speaker 1: the way, a group of one hundred and forty House
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Speaker 1: Republicans and Democrats had been lobbying Biden to cut US
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Speaker 1: tariffs on China made products. The signatories included House Minority
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Speaker 1: Leader Ken McCarthy, as well as Representatives Kathy mc morris,
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Speaker 1: Rodgers Burgess Owens, Ken Buck, Young Kim, and Anthony Gonzalez,
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Speaker 1: all Republicans from quote swing states. There's also been little
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Speaker 1: to no evidence the US tariffs on China has raised
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Speaker 1: consumer costs for Americans. In fact, to study found that
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Speaker 1: permanent US tariffs at twenty five percent on all Chinese
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Speaker 1: imports would create more than a million American jobs instantly
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Speaker 1: and keep those jobs for at least five years. Now
25:48
Speaker 1: you back up for a second, and you say, Okay,
25:49
Speaker 1: what does this actually mean. It means at a time
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Speaker 1: when we should be holding China accountable, we just gave
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Speaker 1: them a huge gift. Why did this administration do that?
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Speaker 1: You have to wonder if it is because China literally
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Speaker 1: owns this administration. You have to wonder, is it because
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Speaker 1: China owns this administration in a way that we had
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Speaker 1: no idea because of Hunter Biden? Is it because they
26:15
Speaker 1: understand and billions of dollars were flowing in loans and
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Speaker 1: other guarantees to the Biden crime family. I would argue
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Speaker 1: at this point, absolutely there has to be something. There's
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Speaker 1: something that they're holding over and I don't know exactly
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Speaker 1: how to explain it at this point because it's hard
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Speaker 1: to understand why that they're doing, why they're so hell
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Speaker 1: bent right now with what's happening in the world, and
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Speaker 1: certainly right now, you've got to understand, China is the
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Speaker 1: best friend of Russia. Right now, we have pushed China
26:50
Speaker 1: and Russia into a very unique situation. We have pushed
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Speaker 1: China and Russia into becoming allies. Many referred to it
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Speaker 1: as unnatural allies. They're usually not connected. Russia is asking
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Speaker 1: China for help, support, funding, and weapon weary right now
27:11
Speaker 1: because of what they're doing in the world, and so
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Speaker 1: we decided it's a good idea to now do this
27:15
Speaker 1: with Russia. Are you kidding me? We decided to do
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Speaker 1: this with China. Well, this is happening with Russia. So
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Speaker 1: I don't believe that the president nine States of America
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Speaker 1: has actually running the country right now. What I do
27:28
Speaker 1: believe is is that the president of the United States
27:30
Speaker 1: of America is barely more than a figurehead who can't
27:37
Speaker 1: even stay on the script he's given. And when he
27:39
Speaker 1: does say something outside the script, it easily could call
27:43
Speaker 1: is not just an international incident, but an all out
27:45
Speaker 1: World War three? Isn't it ironic? Isn't it ironic if
27:53
Speaker 1: you really think about it, Folks that the left and
27:56
Speaker 1: the media, we're screaming that Donald Trump can be trusted.
28:00
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's going to commit war or create War three,
28:03
Speaker 1: or start War three. Donald Trump is going to send
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Speaker 1: our men and women to die. Donald Trump, remember, shouldn't
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Speaker 1: even have the codes to the nuclear codes. Donald Trump
28:14
Speaker 1: is paranoid, unhinged, He's to range. Then there are even
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Speaker 1: conversations the media about, well, are there people that can
28:20
Speaker 1: protect the president from destroying the world. All of these
28:24
Speaker 1: are things in real conversations that were that took place.
28:27
Speaker 1: And yet he's the guy that didn't start a war.
28:31
Speaker 1: He's the only president in my lifetime that hasn't started
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Speaker 1: a war. Think about it. And now this guy in
28:41
Speaker 1: twenty four or forty eight hours creates all this. Oh yeah, well,
28:44
Speaker 1: in kind they use chemical weapons, we'll start using chemical weapons. No,
28:48
Speaker 1: we're not. I'm in favor of regime change, he says,
28:53
Speaker 1: if Ladi reput No, no no, just kidding. No, we're not.
28:56
Speaker 1: We're not. We're not in favor of that. Are bad?
28:59
Speaker 1: Sorry about that? All of these different gaps. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: telling American troops you're gonna be in Ukraine soon. You're
29:10
Speaker 1: gonna see people standing in front of tanks in Ukraine.
29:13
Speaker 1: I've been there. You're gonna be there soon, he tells
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Speaker 1: American soldiers. I don't trust this president to even know
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Speaker 1: what's going on. And my question is who is really
29:25
Speaker 1: running this government, because it's clearly not Joe Biden. All right, lastly,
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