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Biden has no legal basis to block release of Hunter-Burisma emails · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There's a big problem today at the White House, and
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Speaker 1: they're trying to figure out what in the heck we're
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Speaker 1: gonna do. And it deals with the idea that the
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Speaker 1: President United States of America would block the Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: Barisma emails. If he blocks it, I think it's fair
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Speaker 1: to say it would prove just how much they have
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Speaker 1: to hide. I don't believe that Joe Biden has a
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Speaker 1: legal basis to say no to the National Archives release
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Speaker 1: of these Hunter Biden Borisma records under the Freedom of
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Speaker 1: Information Act. Now, the word they're asking for is not
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden in these correspondents, So looking for the word Barisma.
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Speaker 1: That's a legitimate request based on what was going on
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Speaker 1: at the time. The President, by the way, in his
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Speaker 1: own words, was the guy that talked about Ukraine, being
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Speaker 1: the point man on Ukraine, talked about getting the prosecutor
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Speaker 1: fired that was investigating Barisma, mocked and laughed on stage
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Speaker 1: about how he said, you're not getting the money with
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Speaker 1: holding American government funds taxpayers dollars until the prosecutor was
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Speaker 1: fired who was looking into corruption of his son's business.
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Speaker 1: He said it on stage, do we have a right
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Speaker 1: to know any emails and involve the word Barisma. The
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Speaker 1: answer is yes. Now, a legal group staff by four
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Speaker 1: former members I should say of the Trump administration are
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Speaker 1: now saying if President Biden box the release of these
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Speaker 1: documents that may contain information on Hunter Biden's relationship with
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian energy company Barisma, he will have only proven that
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Speaker 1: he is clearly trying to cover up potential crimes. Now,
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Speaker 1: America First Legal is one of several groups, not just one,
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Speaker 1: but several groups who filed these Freedom of Information Act
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Speaker 1: requests seeking the Obama era documents that reference the word Barisma.
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Speaker 1: The National Archives and Records Administration is set to release
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Speaker 1: nearly three hundred emails that match the request. So think
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Speaker 1: about there's three hundred emails in the US government talking
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Speaker 1: about a private company in Ukraine called Barisma. Does that
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Speaker 1: seem weird? Yes, it does. Why would three hundred different
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Speaker 1: government emails be talking about a private company in Ukraine
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Speaker 1: that Hunter Biden happens to sit on the board of,
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Speaker 1: making forty fifty thousand dollars a month from being on
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Speaker 1: that board in a sector he knows nothing about. The
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Speaker 1: White House has to side. Now, can we stop to
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Speaker 1: release these records by invoking an executive privilege. Now, the
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Speaker 1: White House has refused to say whether Biden tends to
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Speaker 1: do so, but it's very clear now that he is
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Speaker 1: wanting to make sure that these never see the light
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Speaker 1: of day. I want you to hear part of a
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Speaker 1: conversation that took place, a very interesting conversation on Fox
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Speaker 1: on Hanny's show with not just In really two different
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Speaker 1: legal minds. One of them is Greg Jared, who talks
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Speaker 1: about how this is a major problem he believes for
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Speaker 1: them criminal league. But you also have a prosecutor, a
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Speaker 1: former age who also weighed on this issue as well,
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Speaker 1: and the issue of executive privilege. To take a listen
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Speaker 1: on be Resment particular. It's really interesting to me. It's
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Speaker 1: not the most amount of money, but I think we
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Speaker 1: have the most information. We've got Joe Biden bragging about
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Speaker 1: leveraging a billion taxpayer dollars to get a prosecutor fired.
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Speaker 1: Then Hunter, if you recall one on GMA, and they
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Speaker 1: specifically asked him, do you have any experience and energy? No,
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Speaker 1: any experience in oil or gas, No, any experience in Ukraine? No?
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Speaker 1: Why do you think you have paid millions? He said,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, And then the interviewers said, well, maybe
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Speaker 1: because your dad was in charge of policy in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: Probably so, isn't he almost admitting that he's using his
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Speaker 1: influence or pedaling his influence because he has nothing else
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Speaker 1: to offer, Sir and Sean. He had no experience in
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Speaker 1: natural as in an energy industry, and he made millions
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Speaker 1: of dollars at the same time. In twenty fourteen, Vice
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Speaker 1: President Biden, as you said, led the foreign policy with Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: So that's why this one word Barisma is so important
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Speaker 1: because it was corrupt. By all accounts, the u K.
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Speaker 1: And Ukraine had criminal investigations for money laundering against them.
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Speaker 1: We know that Hunter Biden's business partner met with Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden in the White House. Then two days later, Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden quietly goes on the board of this corrupt company, Barisma,
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Speaker 1: making millions of dollars, And as you said, then the
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Speaker 1: Vice President leverages a billion dollars a billion in loan
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Speaker 1: guarantees to Ukraine unless the prosecutor is fired. The prosecutors fired,
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Speaker 1: and then the case disappears and the funds are released
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine. This is out of a clancy novel. You
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Speaker 1: can't make this up. And yet Barisma may be a
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Speaker 1: smaller company, but millions of dollars are involved, and this
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Speaker 1: is really the tip of the iceberg. Then we continue
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Speaker 1: on with other family members in China and other countries
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Speaker 1: as well. So these emails are vitally important. These emails
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Speaker 1: are vitally important. She's right, All of these emails are
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Speaker 1: vitally important because the American people deserve to know why
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Speaker 1: this happened. Now, Greg Jared went on to say something
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Speaker 1: else that was also very important, and that's about the
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Speaker 1: crimes that could be proven that are committed or that
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Speaker 1: we're committed from these emails connect even more dots with
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Speaker 1: the laptop and Biden's influence pedaling. There's no doubt that
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Speaker 1: the Biden administration understands just how damning this could be,
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Speaker 1: because they never imagine we would get to this point,
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Speaker 1: yet here we are. They knew that the media would
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Speaker 1: protect them, and the media still is protect them. If
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Speaker 1: this was Donald Trump, this would be wall to wall
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Speaker 1: coverage twenty four to seven every single day. They'd be
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Speaker 1: freaking out over this. Can we all agree they would be?
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Speaker 1: You know, how long is you know? What is he
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Speaker 1: covering up? What is he wanting to hide? Is this Nixon.
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Speaker 1: Is this the Nixon tapes. I mean, that's what they
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Speaker 1: would be doing, That's how they'd be saying it. Listen
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Speaker 1: to what Greg Jared has to say as well. Right,
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Speaker 1: it's obvious to all. And it's a crime to confer
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Speaker 1: a benefit to a foreign government in exchange for something
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Speaker 1: of value. That's the money to your son. And if
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Speaker 1: you know, if Biden tries to use executive privilege to
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Speaker 1: hide these documents, that in itself would be an abuse.
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Speaker 1: The privilege relates to confidential advice that, if disclosed, would
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Speaker 1: impair government functions. Well, that that has nothing whatsoever to
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Speaker 1: do with Brisman and Hunter Biden. There's no confidential information there.
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Speaker 1: And remember the US Supreme Court in the seminal case
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Speaker 1: US versus Nixon, in a unanimous decision, said you may
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Speaker 1: not use executive privilege if it relates to evidence corresponding
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Speaker 1: to a crime or a criminal investigation. Here, of course,
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Speaker 1: you've got a criminal investigation by Biden's deo, Jana Hunter Biden,
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Speaker 1: for corruption, influence, pedaling, fraud, you know, money laundering, a
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Speaker 1: variety of things, all of which documents suggest implicate Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: So if he tries to hide these documents by executive privilege.
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Speaker 1: He has absolutely no legal basis to do so. If
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Speaker 1: PAM isn't this why Congressman Jim Kolmar who is investigating
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Speaker 1: all of this. And by the way, it goes well
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Speaker 1: beyond Ukraine, as you mentioned, it goes to Russia, it
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Speaker 1: goes to Kazakhstan, it goes to China. Ja James Khmer said,
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Speaker 1: it goes up to fifty countries. But isn't this now
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Speaker 1: the reason why Klemer is saying this is an investigation
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Speaker 1: into the President of the United States. He didn't say
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Speaker 1: Hunter now Hunter is involved, but he said, our investigation
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Speaker 1: will be about the president. Yeah, certainly it is Sean
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Speaker 1: And again Hunter had no experience. We all know why
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Speaker 1: Hunter was being paid by this corrupt company. And we
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Speaker 1: also remember an email was released. It was self serving
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Speaker 1: to the State Department at the time, but it was
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Speaker 1: very important because it was John Carey's stepson who said,
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Speaker 1: I want nothing to do with my business partners, Devin
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Speaker 1: Archer and Hunter Biden anymore because what they're doing is
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Speaker 1: not right. Therefore, the Secretary of the State knew what
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Speaker 1: was going on. The Vice President had to have known
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Speaker 1: what was going on. And so that ties him into
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Speaker 1: all this. That's why the investigation is about him, because
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Speaker 1: he was the sitting Vice president of the United States
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Speaker 1: at the time when all this happened. What Pam Boondi
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Speaker 1: is saying here, what Greg Jared is saying here, is
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Speaker 1: this is no longer about Hunter Biden. Okay, Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: is the drug involved in the deal, but that's not
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Speaker 1: what we really worry about here. Who's the kingpin behind
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Speaker 1: the drug deal? Who's the guy that's creating the product
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Speaker 1: to go to market? We've seen and I use drugs
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Speaker 1: because I think this is the best example right now.
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Speaker 1: A lot of times you'll grab the guy that's run
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Speaker 1: the drugs, or grab the guy that's making the drugs,
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Speaker 1: or grab the guy that's you know, cutting the drugs,
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Speaker 1: and you say, we don't really care about you. We
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Speaker 1: need the bigger guy. Who's the CEO, right, Who's the
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Speaker 1: main guy, who's the alchapo of this organization of this
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Speaker 1: entire massive fraud or or a crime that's being committed.
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Speaker 1: And what Jared and Bondi are both saying is the
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Speaker 1: same reason why these National Archives needs to release these
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Speaker 1: Barisma emails, because it's no longer about Hunter. Biden. There
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Speaker 1: was such outrage early on about Hunter and what we
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Speaker 1: were found in those documents, right and on his emails
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Speaker 1: and into this laptop that he left this laptop from hell.
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Speaker 1: And maybe we folk too much on it early on,
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Speaker 1: being Hunter, Hunter, Hunter, and we should have been saying Joe, Joe, Joe.
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Speaker 1: And now that's what Republicans are basically trying to say.
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Speaker 1: Biden has an illegal basis to block the release of
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Speaker 1: these unless he's just saying I'm gonna use my power,
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Speaker 1: which I fully expect him to do. By the way,
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Speaker 1: he's gonna say, this is my son, I love my son.
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Speaker 1: He was an addict. No, you're not going to see
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Speaker 1: these emails. Now, we have a right to know what
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Speaker 1: not what the Constitution says. Their job is they are
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Speaker 1: expected to throw down with their final act. What will
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Speaker 1: that be? They are going to ask the DOJ to
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Speaker 1: prosecute Trump for what they say are quote, multiple crimes.
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Speaker 1: I remember, we already have a special prosecute that's trying
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Speaker 1: to put Donald Trump in jail so you can't vote
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Speaker 1: for him. Committee member Adam Schiff, who misled the public
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Speaker 1: about the evidence of Russian collusion the entire time he
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Speaker 1: was impeaching Donald Trump. The first time, he knew the
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Speaker 1: Russian collusion was a hoax. He knew it was made
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Speaker 1: up by the Democrat National Committee, which he's a part of,
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Speaker 1: and he knew that Hillary Clinton's campaign paid for it.
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Speaker 1: He knew that the deep state had already said that
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Speaker 1: this is total crap, and you should know that, right
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Speaker 1: They said this was user generated, meaning the Democrats created
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Speaker 1: the story out of an air. Didn't matter because Adam
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Speaker 1: Schift decided to overthrow the will of the people, or
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Speaker 1: at least tried to by impeaching the President of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. He lied, he's an insurrectionist. Literally,
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Speaker 1: when you lead an impeachment of a present that you
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Speaker 1: know was actually elected. That's what he did, and you
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Speaker 1: try to overthrow the will of the people and the
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Speaker 1: results of an election. Aren't you a literal insurrectionist? Yes
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Speaker 1: you are, but no, no, that insurrectionist is now investigating
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Speaker 1: January six, welcome to American government. Not only did he
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Speaker 1: lie about his role in a whistleblor complaint that led
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Speaker 1: to Trump's first impeachment, he also, we know, don't forget this.
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Speaker 1: This should be punishable by going to jail, but it's
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Speaker 1: not because it's Adam shift and he's a Democrat. He
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Speaker 1: made up phony transcript of Trump phone calls with the
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian president Zealinski. Never forget that. We also know inspied
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Speaker 1: on fellow members of Congress during the impeachment investigation, called
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Speaker 1: for three criminal charges against Trump during an appearance Sunday
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Speaker 1: on State of the Union. Now, there was an interesting
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Speaker 1: dialogue that took place as well Monday morning, when the
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Speaker 1: former Vice President United States of America, Mike Pence, was
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Speaker 1: asked about this and they played the audio for him
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Speaker 1: of Adam Schiff calling for these charges, these criminal charges
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Speaker 1: against Aald Trump, and I remember, it's very clear that
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Speaker 1: there's been a massive fallout between the Vice President Pence
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Speaker 1: and Donald Trump. They are not friends. Anymore. Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: doesn't like him, thinks he's a you know, a trader.
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Speaker 1: Mike Pence is trying to make his own name for himself,
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Speaker 1: doesn't like Donald Trump any morning. He's obviously playing on
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Speaker 1: running for president United States of America. And I was
15:40
Speaker 1: really intrigued even how Mike Pence responded to this. Take
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Speaker 1: a listen. I think that the evidence is there that
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump committed criminal fences in connection with his effort
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Speaker 1: to overturn the election, and viewing it as a former prosecutor,
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Speaker 1: I think there's sufficient evidence to charge the president. There's
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Speaker 1: been build up to this moment. What do you think
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Speaker 1: of it? Well, I've said many times, having lived through
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Speaker 1: that day at the Capitol Data, that January sixth was
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Speaker 1: a tragic day. But thanks to the courage of law enforcement,
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Speaker 1: the violence was quelled. We reconvene the same day and
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Speaker 1: finished our work under the Constitution of the United States.
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Speaker 1: But I'm gonna say, from very early on, I've been
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Speaker 1: disappointed in the partisan nature of the Select Committee on
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Speaker 1: Capitol Hill. I mean, to have a committee that was
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Speaker 1: literally appointed in its entirety by the Democrat Speaker of
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Speaker 1: the House really violates the history and tradition of the
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Speaker 1: Congress the United States. You may not remember in two
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Speaker 1: thousand and seven, I was the ranking member on a
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Speaker 1: select committee that looked into voting irregularities that had taken
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Speaker 1: place on the floor of the Congress. We had proper
16:53
Speaker 1: representation of both political parties. All political parties were allowed
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Speaker 1: to ask questions of witnesses. We used to report at
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Speaker 1: the end. And this Select Committee from the very beginning
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Speaker 1: has has represented a kind of a partisan taint that
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Speaker 1: I think it's one of the reasons why so few
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Speaker 1: Americans are paying much attention to what will happen today
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Speaker 1: or to the results or recommendations of this committee. Even
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Speaker 1: Pence understands the egregious abuse of power here. And as
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Speaker 1: you heard Fox say, this has been building for a while, right,
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Speaker 1: this is what they were going to say. And they
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Speaker 1: knew they were going to say this the first day
17:35
Speaker 1: they started this January sixth committee. It's run by the
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Speaker 1: Democrats and everybody involved. There's no new news here. This
17:42
Speaker 1: was the entire plan from day one, Like this was
17:45
Speaker 1: the whole entire ball game from day one. They planned
17:50
Speaker 1: this out like a movie. Remember they started this in
17:52
Speaker 1: prime time. Never forget they started in prime time. They
17:56
Speaker 1: understood exactly what was happening here in prime time. This
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Speaker 1: was a made for TV political investigation. They treated it
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Speaker 1: that way. They acted like that's what it was going
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Speaker 1: to be. They did everything they could to make sure
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Speaker 1: that's how it went down. I truly believe they're gonna
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Speaker 1: diet Donald Trump. I think they're gonna try to make
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Speaker 1: it where you can't vote for him. I think they're
18:23
Speaker 1: going to say, see, we were right, we told you so.
18:29
Speaker 1: See we were right, we said this. And look, all
18:32
Speaker 1: of this comes down to the other issue of freedom
18:36
Speaker 1: and freedom of speech. Look at, for example, Elon Musk said,
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Speaker 1: put a poll out should I step down as the
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Speaker 1: head of Twitter? I will abide by the results of
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Speaker 1: the poll. The majority said yes. Elon Musk appears desk
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Speaker 1: and to quit running Twitter, right after ten million users
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Speaker 1: voted for him to stop. I want to know, and
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Speaker 1: I'm asked sincerely because they seventeen million people voted on
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Speaker 1: whether to get rid of Musk as a Twitter boss.
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Speaker 1: And I want to know how many bots earah. I'd
19:05
Speaker 1: love to know how much came from overseas. I'd love
19:08
Speaker 1: to know how much came from China. I'd love to
19:10
Speaker 1: know how much came from Russia. Now, maybe he'll put
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Speaker 1: that out there, right, I really do. But this idea
19:16
Speaker 1: that they can't control everything anymore is a perfect example
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Speaker 1: of just how much they need to indict Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: because that's the only way they can make sure he's
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Speaker 1: not on the ballot. They do not trust you, as
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Speaker 1: the American public, to do what they demand that you do,
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Speaker 1: which is to never ever vote for Donald Trump or
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Speaker 1: anyone like him ever. Again, let me give example of
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Speaker 1: the lack of control. Now, the left has Elon Musk
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Speaker 1: briefly suspended Taylor Lorenz's Twitter account for doxing. She is
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Speaker 1: a Washington Post tech reporter. She was briefly suspended on
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Speaker 1: Twitter on Saturday because of what the CEO said was
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Speaker 1: prior doxing action by the account. Lorenzaid her account, which
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Speaker 1: numbers three twenty thousand followers, was taken down after she
20:02
Speaker 1: sought comment from Musk for a Washington Post story that
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Speaker 1: she's working on. The suspension was left on Sunday. Lownz's
20:09
Speaker 1: account was restored now. The reporter said she believes that
20:13
Speaker 1: she was suspended because she posted links to her accounts
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Speaker 1: on other social media platforms. Must end it over the
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Speaker 1: weekend that Lorenz's doxing stem from allegations that were revealed
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Speaker 1: in a lawsuit filed against the reporter and her previous employer,
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Speaker 1: The New York Times by a social media influencer manager,
20:34
Speaker 1: which is amazing. The thirty eight year old filed a
20:39
Speaker 1: defamation suit earlier this year against Lorenz and The Times
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Speaker 1: over a twenty twenty article that she said led to
20:47
Speaker 1: the demise of her talent management business. Lorenz allegedly manipulated
20:52
Speaker 1: Jacob's star TikTok clients into making damaging accusations, one of
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Speaker 1: which was that Jacob leaked nude photos of one of
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Speaker 1: the teens. The Times has denied the allegations and vowed
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Speaker 1: to fight the suit in court. Jacob on Friday tweeted
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Speaker 1: want you to be obsessed with January six, they want
23:38
Speaker 1: you be obsessed with and doubting Donald Trump, they're also
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Speaker 1: doing something. It's very smart. The border is in total
23:45
Speaker 1: chaos right now. Now. They're not gonna say it's an invasion.
23:48
Speaker 1: They're gonna say it's a humanitarian crisis. They want you
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Speaker 1: feel compassionate love and kindness for people that are basically
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Speaker 1: saying I'm coming to America and America is gonna be
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Speaker 1: my daddy, right they're gonna be my father. We also
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Speaker 1: know part of why this has become such a big
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Speaker 1: thing for liberals. There's a very interesting analysis that came
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Speaker 1: out said, more migrants explanation point move over. The great replacement.
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Speaker 1: The great replenishment is the new plan to flood rural
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Speaker 1: areas with cheap labor. The elites are doubling down on
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Speaker 1: their failed migration policies with the latest target outside cities.
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Speaker 1: How do I know this is a thing. The UK
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Speaker 1: government now is on record of saying they want migrants
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Speaker 1: to spend at least you ready for this five years.
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Speaker 1: It's like modern day slavery. Five years living in rural
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Speaker 1: parts of the country as a way to combat combat
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Speaker 1: depopulation and quote replenish aging communities. This is slavery by
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Speaker 1: the left. It makes sense because they're liberals and Democrats
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Speaker 1: are literally the founders of slavery and the KKK and
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Speaker 1: wanting to keep people enslaved. Never forget that that's not
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party, that's the Democratic Party. Migrants to Western
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Speaker 1: countries like the UK usually prefer to settle in urban areas,
25:12
Speaker 1: leading the government's Migration Advisory Committee also knows mac to
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Speaker 1: believe special measures are needed to ensure rural areas do
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Speaker 1: not miss out on the benefits of diversity quote unquote.
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Speaker 1: So now they're saying we need you to go live
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Speaker 1: out in places where they need migrant labor in the
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Speaker 1: hills in the country for the because they don't want
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Speaker 1: to miss out. We don't want them to miss out
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Speaker 1: on the benefits of a diverse countryside. This is some
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Speaker 1: strong government bs for you. These quote special measures were
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Speaker 1: set up in the max New Annual Report published at
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Speaker 1: the beginning of December. The measures are aimed in particular
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Speaker 1: at contributing to the government's Leveling Up agenda, described as
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Speaker 1: a quote moral, social and economic program for the whole
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Speaker 1: of government to quote spread opportunity more equally across the UK.
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Speaker 1: Rural areas such as Cornwall in the island of Sicily,
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Speaker 1: are among the poorest in Northern Europe, as well as
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Speaker 1: being home to older populations. Increases in the population and
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Speaker 1: the proportion of people over sixty five in rural areas
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Speaker 1: are driven in part by internal migration from cities. Places
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Speaker 1: like London and Birmingham have seen net outflows of over
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Speaker 1: sixty five in the recent years and a net influx
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Speaker 1: of young people. Well, especially during COVID, a lot of
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Speaker 1: older people are like, why are we sitting here in
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Speaker 1: the city where we can't do anything. Let's get out
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Speaker 1: of here and go to the countryside. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: a rural area, Let's get some land, and let's take
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Speaker 1: our damn mass off right. A lot of this was
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Speaker 1: because of the mask mandates and the shutting down of
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Speaker 1: cities that you are like, why are we still sitting here?
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Speaker 1: What are we doing here? What's the point of being here?
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Speaker 1: If this is how they're going to treat us, that's
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Speaker 1: what they decide to do. Rural areas such as Cornwall
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Speaker 1: in the island of Sicily, they say they need new
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Speaker 1: people there quickly to influence the old people. What this
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Speaker 1: really is down to is they don't like traditional families,
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Speaker 1: they don't like traditional ideals, they don't like traditional values,
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Speaker 1: and so they're saying, hey, if you're a migrant, go
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Speaker 1: five years out there, screw up that area, and then
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Speaker 1: we'll let you come back to the big city. Wow,
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Speaker 1: that's not racist at all. The similar scene has been
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Speaker 1: also divulged by the Scottish government, with a nation expecting
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Speaker 1: to witness a particularly acute decline in rule demographics and
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Speaker 1: coming decades. They also say that they can fix this
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Speaker 1: by sending migrants out there, Professor Brian Bell, who chairs
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Speaker 1: the committee, saying migrants could fill jobs insectors like agriculture,
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Speaker 1: fishing and hospitality not racist at all, many of which
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Speaker 1: are caused by younger people moving to cities. To facilitate this,
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Speaker 1: they suggest even lower skill requirements for visas than already
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Speaker 1: exist in the UK. Which brings me back to America.
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Speaker 1: We've got ten thousand people wanting to cross on a
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Speaker 1: regular basis into America now because of total forty three
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Speaker 1: it's about to expire. They're lining up and we're expecting
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Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands to just flood the border. This is
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Speaker 1: exactly why Democrats love the flooding of the border, because
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Speaker 1: they understand that these are the workers they want to
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Speaker 1: come in to replace the other workers. It's a brilliant move,
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Speaker 1: right like this is just the greatest thing ever, as
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Speaker 1: they would describe it. I'm going to play this for you.
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Speaker 1: I want you to listen to this report from Cina. No,
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Speaker 1: they're not telling you that your country's being invaded by
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Speaker 1: people that are breaking in the border ten thousand at
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Speaker 1: a time. They're telling you it's a humanitarian crisis, so
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Speaker 1: you should be compassionate and feel love and hug these
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Speaker 1: people and give them free stuff. And that's your American
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Speaker 1: patriotic duty to replace you and replace the jobs that
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Speaker 1: you don't quote want to do. Listen, we are keeping
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Speaker 1: a close watch on this looming humanitarian crisis on the
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Speaker 1: US southern border because it just two days from now.
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Speaker 1: This Trump Area Pandemic Policy, which known as Title forty two,
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Speaker 1: will end. That happens Wednesday, So you may recall. The
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Speaker 1: measure itself was implemented in March of twenty twenty in
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Speaker 1: an effort to slow the spread of COVID. Nineteen border
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Speaker 1: agents have invoked that measure, allowing them to quickly turn
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Speaker 1: away more than a million migrants. Authorities in the Rio
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Speaker 1: Grand Valley have now encountered between nine hundred and twelve
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Speaker 1: hundred migrants per day. Now, it is estimated that as
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Speaker 1: many as ten thousand people could be waiting in total
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Speaker 1: to cross into the US from Mexico as Title forty
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Speaker 1: two ends. See then live once again. On both sides
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Speaker 1: of the border, Seeince David Culverra and Sioda a Quarez
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Speaker 1: Mexico we begin with ed Lavendaro in El Paso, Texas,
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Speaker 1: where state of emergency has been declared now and what
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Speaker 1: does that state of emergency? Well, the city says that
30:03
Speaker 1: the same of emergency will help them get the supplies
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Speaker 1: they need in terms of food and shelter, but it
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Speaker 1: also has provided the city ability to move a lot
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Speaker 1: of the migrants that have been sleeping on the streets
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Speaker 1: of the city here into hotels other shelter that is
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Speaker 1: starting to come online as well. All of this in
30:23
Speaker 1: anticipation of what is going to happen here in a
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Speaker 1: couple of days, where the mayor of this city now
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Speaker 1: says anywhere from four to six thousand people could be
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Speaker 1: coming into the city of El Paso once Title forty
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Speaker 1: two is lifted on Wednesday. But there is a great
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Speaker 1: deal of concern that the city and everybody is not
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Speaker 1: quite ready for the logistical nightmare that could very well
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Speaker 1: unfold in these areas once if the numbers of people
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Speaker 1: expected to cross the border does indeed begin to come
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Speaker 1: to fruition here. So that is one of the concerns
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Speaker 1: that officials have as they await Wednesday, and they say
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Speaker 1: that the situation here is going to continue to be tense.
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Speaker 1: That's been described as one of the biggest challenges the
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Speaker 1: city has ever faced in terms of migration numbers. And
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Speaker 1: this is a community that is used to seeing surges
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Speaker 1: of migration, but they say that this is not something
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Speaker 1: that this city has ever seen. Will be a real
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Speaker 1: true test of the humanitarian efforts that the city has
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Speaker 1: long provided to migrants coming through this region. It's all
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Speaker 1: a humanitarian effort, right, It's not invasion. This is a
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Speaker 1: humanitarian effort. This is all about the humanitarian effort. You're
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Speaker 1: going to tell people the truth? Now, why would we
31:45
Speaker 1: do that? So you're not going to tell them what's
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Speaker 1: really happening. No, you're not going to actually tell them
31:51
Speaker 1: that this is a massive invasion. This is a set
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Speaker 1: of emergency from a crisis standpoint in this country. This
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Speaker 1: is no different than what they're doing with the replenishment
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Speaker 1: great replacement of Americans in the UK. It's the same
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Speaker 1: thing here. You would essentially quote, have a rule that
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Speaker 1: says you can employ workers in the rural areas with
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Speaker 1: a lower skill requirement than the normal minimum requirements. Is
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Speaker 1: what now Liberals are saying Agriculture and fisheries are obviously
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Speaker 1: big employers in various rural communities and then hospitality as well.
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Speaker 1: Is this not racists like, hey, come and do the
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Speaker 1: crappiest jobs we've got and if you do it for
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Speaker 1: five years and the rural area, then we'll give you
32:34
Speaker 1: American citizenship right or citizenship in the UK. Maybe this
32:39
Speaker 1: is slavery. It's a form of slavery. And the Democrats
32:43
Speaker 1: are the ones that are advocating for this. They're saying,
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Speaker 1: take advantage of these people, take advantage of them for
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Speaker 1: five years, right, pay them these low wages for five years,
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Speaker 1: own them and tell them where they can and cannot go,
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Speaker 1: what they can and cannot believe, where they can and
32:59
Speaker 1: can not live. You own these people. They're importing slaves,
33:04
Speaker 1: except the only difference is this time we're paying them
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Speaker 1: a small wage and then we own them. Because you're
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Speaker 1: saying where you can and cannot live that slavery, is
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Speaker 1: it not? You can only work in this area or
33:17
Speaker 1: this sector, will give you a visa if you do this.
33:21
Speaker 1: And how do you sell this to American people? You
33:24
Speaker 1: sell it to them this simple way. Oh, this is
33:27
Speaker 1: a humanitarian crisis and we must take care of these people.
33:29
Speaker 1: Let me just remind you of one other headline, I'll
33:31
Speaker 1: leave you with this. A wanted accused illegal alien child
33:36
Speaker 1: rapist has now been captured, years after Sanctuary County freed him.
33:42
Speaker 1: You don't think that there are bad guys coming across
33:44
Speaker 1: our border in ten thousand people at a time, You're
33:46
Speaker 1: an idiot. An illegal alien wanted for allegedly raping a
33:49
Speaker 1: child has been captured by ICE agents years after a
33:54
Speaker 1: sanctuary county in New Jersey freedom from custody. This month,
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Speaker 1: agents arrested the thirty one year old illegal alien from
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Speaker 1: Mexico and Santa Ana, California, after being on the run
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Speaker 1: from law enforcement since late twenty nineteen, when he was
34:09
Speaker 1: actually released from custody by Cumberland County, New Jersey woke officials.
34:15
Speaker 1: Camberland County officials release the man to adhere to a
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Speaker 1: strict sanctuary city policy that protects criminal illegal aliens child
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Speaker 1: rapists from arrest and deportation by ICE agents. So the
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Speaker 1: guy was able to go out there. Who knows what
34:31
Speaker 1: crimes he come in the last two years that we
34:33
Speaker 1: don't know about, but we know these accuses of raping children,
34:36
Speaker 1: and that's who this system is now protecting. If you
34:39
Speaker 1: don't think that the Democrats are trying to destroy this
34:41
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34:44
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