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Legacy Media Looked Away, One Video Exposed it All-Nick Shirley before Congress · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: If you need proof that the world has changed since
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Speaker 1: s Donald Trump was put back in office, all you
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Speaker 1: have to do is look at who is testifying in Congress.
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Speaker 1: Nick Shirley, that independent, brave young journalist. He was there,
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Speaker 1: and he was there to testify about what he uncovered.
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Speaker 1: Why because more than one hundred and forty million Americans
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Speaker 1: watched his video on x not because the media covered it.
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Speaker 1: In fact, they tried to cover it up, and Nick
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Speaker 1: Shirley was speaking on Capitol Hill as much of the
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Speaker 1: media chose not to cover it. I want you to
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Speaker 1: hear his opening statement and what he actually had to say,
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Speaker 1: because this is a hero in real life who has
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Speaker 1: risked his life to expose waste, fraud, and abuse that
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Speaker 1: is now being exposed all over the country. There are
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Speaker 1: citizen journalists, YouTubers, blond acts who are now uncovering fraud
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Speaker 1: in all sorts of government programs from Texas to Tennessee
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Speaker 1: to California and almost every state in between. Here is
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Speaker 1: what Nick had to say to Congress about what he
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Speaker 1: uncovered in his opening statement.
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Speaker 2: Mister Shirley, you recognized for your opening statement.
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Speaker 3: Awesome. I'm here today to speak on behalf of all
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Speaker 3: hardworking law buying tax paying systems. Here inside of the
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Speaker 3: United States. I've helped reading the light widespread fraud that's
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Speaker 3: happening inside our nation, and we the people have had
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Speaker 3: enough of our hard earned money going towards fraudsters as
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Speaker 3: if it's no big deal. As I speak here, I
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Speaker 3: want to ask everyone a question, how much do we
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Speaker 3: trust when we pay our taxes it's going to benefit
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Speaker 3: our nation. People erupted during the Boston Tea Party over
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Speaker 3: to a few percentages as they believe they are being
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Speaker 3: tax doot representation. Nowadays, we have the representation, but do
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Speaker 3: we trust to our representatives. My name is Nick Shirley,
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Speaker 3: and I made a forty one minute video that I
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Speaker 3: posted on platforms like x and YouTube. My video received
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Speaker 3: over one hundred million views, and it created instant change
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Speaker 3: within our government as the federal government launch investigations and
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Speaker 3: departments such as healthing Human Services froze over one hundred
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Speaker 3: and five million dollars in childcare funding until businesses can
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Speaker 3: prove their legitimate businesses. I actually became aware of the
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Speaker 3: fraud that was happening in Minnesota in June of twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty five as I was there for a separate video
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Speaker 3: in Minnesota and started reaching out to me, asking me
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Speaker 3: if I was making a video on the fraud. I said, well,
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Speaker 3: what fraud. And this lady, she was a real estate agent,
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Speaker 3: and she says, well, I'm having a hard time selling
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Speaker 3: my properties because people are curious about these assisted livings
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Speaker 3: that are popping up next door to some of the
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Speaker 3: houses that we're buying, or the home healthcare clinics that
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Speaker 3: are popping up, and we don't know who's next to
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Speaker 3: these houses that we're trying to sell. And I said, well,
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Speaker 3: I'm not going to come and make a video if
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Speaker 3: I don't have any proof. So therefore I left Minnesota
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Speaker 3: and I continue to look for fraud as in the
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Speaker 3: best way I could. And as I was getting my
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Speaker 3: own information, a man by the name of David reached
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Speaker 3: out to me and he said, hey, I have been
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Speaker 3: investigating this fraud for years now. I have been driving
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Speaker 3: by these childcare centers. I've never seen a single child,
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Speaker 3: and I have received information from the state of Minnesota
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Speaker 3: as to how much money these places are receiving. I said, great,
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Speaker 3: let me come to Minnesota and we'll make this video
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Speaker 3: about potential fraud that was taking place inside of Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: We go to a daycare and I'm instantly surprised by
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Speaker 3: what we see. We arrived and it was an industrialized
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Speaker 3: building and there was two daycares registered at that daycare
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Speaker 3: at that building, and the first thing I noticed is
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Speaker 3: all the windows are blacked out and there's no footprints
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Speaker 3: in the snow of any children. There's no playgrounds or
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Speaker 3: anything that would make it look like as a childcare.
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Speaker 3: But above me a sign read open seven am to
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Speaker 3: ten pm, but there was nobody there. The doorbell did
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Speaker 3: not even work. And then we continued to go to
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Speaker 3: other daycares and we noticed the same pattern, no children,
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Speaker 3: blacked out windows, and one daycare, a learning center spelled
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Speaker 3: Quality Leering Center instead of Quality Learning Center. They had
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Speaker 3: received one point nine million dollars, yet with that one
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Speaker 3: point nine million dollars, they couldnot even spell leering right
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Speaker 3: on their sign. Governor Waltz has said he's been fighting
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Speaker 3: for fraud in Minnesota since twenty nineteen and said the
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Speaker 3: buck stops with him. However, how long would it take
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Speaker 3: for you to notice a million dollars being leaving your
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Speaker 3: bank account and not knowing where it's going. That's essentially
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Speaker 3: what had been happening in Minnesota for years, as billions
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Speaker 3: of dollars has been misplaced. And meanwhile, while people like
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Speaker 3: Governor Tim Waltz call people like me a white supremacist, delusional,
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Speaker 3: conspiracy theorist, he actually decided to drop out of reelection
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Speaker 3: because I believe of how deep in the extensive this
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Speaker 3: fraud is. Thank you very much. Since my reporting, the
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Speaker 3: HHS Department froze over one hundred and eighty five million
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Speaker 3: dollars and to this day, not a single business has
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Speaker 3: been able to proof of legitimacy. How fast would you
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Speaker 3: be proving that you are a legitimate business if you
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Speaker 3: have children to actually feed and to take care of,
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Speaker 3: you'd be setting in that paperwork instantly. I made this
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Speaker 3: video to document the widespread fraud that has been taking place,
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Speaker 3: as I truly believe all fraud is bad, and people
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Speaker 3: like me my generation, we're sick of seeing tax dollars
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Speaker 3: go towards fraud. We just want to have the same
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Speaker 3: opportunities that our followers and our grandparents had. And when
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Speaker 3: you see people making millions of dollars by committing fraud,
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Speaker 3: it upsets everybody from all age demographics, and so I
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Speaker 3: hope today we can have a good conversation and I
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Speaker 3: think we can all agree that fraud is bad and
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Speaker 3: that fraud is fraud, and I wish the best for
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Speaker 3: our country, and I think that's what needs to be happening,
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Speaker 3: is to crack down on all forms of fraud. So
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Speaker 3: thank you for having me, and God bless the Usay.
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Speaker 1: Now, what this has done is inspired others to start
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Speaker 1: asking questions. One of those examples is how Minnesota's Department
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Speaker 1: of Human Services has given over seven hundred and twenty
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Speaker 1: four million dollars to NGOs. Those are non governmental agencies
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Speaker 1: whose names have been protected as masked to protect not
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Speaker 1: public data. That's how it's been filed, quote unquote. This
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Speaker 1: is extremely suspicious because other NGOs have their name, but
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Speaker 1: with every call you make. What Nick Suirley has said
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Speaker 1: is that there is countless dollars that are missing, not
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Speaker 1: just in Minnesota, but all over the country. Here's more
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Speaker 1: of what he had to say about the money.
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Speaker 3: We go to a daycare and I'm instantly surprised by
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Speaker 3: what we see. We arrived and it was an industrialized
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Speaker 3: building and there was two daycares registered at that daycare
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Speaker 3: at that building. And the first thing I noticed all
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Speaker 3: the windows are blacked out, and there's no footprints in
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Speaker 3: the snow of any children. There's no playgrounds or anything
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Speaker 3: that would make it look like it's a childcare. But
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Speaker 3: above me a sign read opened seven am to ten pm,
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Speaker 3: but there was nobody there. The doorbell did not even work.
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Speaker 3: And then we continued to go to other daycares and
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Speaker 3: we noticed the same pattern, no children, blacked out windows,
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Speaker 3: and one daycare a learning center spelled Quality Leering Center
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Speaker 3: instead of Quality Learning Center. They had received one point
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Speaker 3: nine million dollars yet with that one point nine million dollars.
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Speaker 3: They could not even spell leering right on their sign.
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Speaker 1: One point nine million dollars. Nick surely is a hero.
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Speaker 1: He dropped the hammer on exposing massive amounts of fraud
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Speaker 1: in our country for all of Congress to hear. And
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Speaker 1: I mentioned a moment ago it's not just in Minneapolis.
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Speaker 1: He was asked a question about that. Listen, correct, what makes.
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Speaker 4: You think that?
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Speaker 3: Well, now you're seeing, since I've posted that video, lots
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Speaker 3: of if you have started to go to other locations,
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Speaker 3: for instance, in Ohio or in Maine, or in California,
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Speaker 3: they're also seeing the similar fraud take place in other daycares,
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Speaker 3: for instance, in a lot of other locations.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I have a particular interest in California, being from that state,
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Speaker 4: and we know that there's been a lot of fraud.
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Speaker 4: There was thirty two point six billion dollars that's been
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Speaker 4: confirmed in unemployment insurance fraud. There's one point two million
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Speaker 4: fraudulent community college applications. Have you gotten any sense or
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Speaker 4: have you seen any signs there that sort of are
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Speaker 4: similar to what aroused your suspicions in Minnesota?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and fraud in California might be worse the fraud
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Speaker 3: of Minnesota.
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Speaker 4: What makes you say that.
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Speaker 3: Well, twenty four billion dollars went missing for homelessness. They've
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Speaker 3: been trying to build this train for years, yet there's
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Speaker 3: hardly anything to prove for that. Fires.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, those are good points. So you look at you
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Speaker 4: let's let's run through a couple of those, because I
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Speaker 4: mentioned the areas where we have confirmed fraud, but then
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Speaker 4: you also have these areas where you have so much
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Speaker 4: spending and then we look at what results from that
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Speaker 4: spending and there's nothing. So twenty four billion dollars in homelessness,
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Speaker 4: and yet the homeless population went up, and a state
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Speaker 4: audit found that they couldn't even figure out where the
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Speaker 4: money went or what the outcomes linked to that spending were.
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Speaker 4: Is that something that is kind of a red flag
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Speaker 4: for you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a major red flag. And you don't even
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Speaker 3: have to be smart to be able to know that
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Speaker 3: that's a red flag.
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Speaker 4: Well, unfortunately our state legislators haven't managed to figure that out,
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Speaker 4: or at least the governor hasn't. So what are you
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Speaker 4: saying about him?
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Speaker 3: They're not smart?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean it's so obvious, and that's what
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Speaker 3: we saw in Minnesota. Is how complicit the government has
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Speaker 3: been in enabling this fraud to happen. Quality Learning Center
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Speaker 3: had over ninety violations, yet they continue to give that
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Speaker 3: daycare one point nine million dollars.
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Speaker 1: Ninety violations more than ninety, and yet we continued to
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Speaker 1: give them one point nine million dollars. This is exactly
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Speaker 1: why Americans are sick and tired of the left and
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Speaker 1: the government officials that will protect these NGOs at all costs.
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Speaker 1: It's why so many people voted for Donald Trump, and
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Speaker 1: it's why so many people are now being not only
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Speaker 1: inspired by Nick, but they're doing the same thing, showing
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Speaker 1: and exposing exactly where your money is going. President Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump has announced there is a deal. Yes, the Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party and the media claiming that Donald Trump was going
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Speaker 1: to invade Greenland, go to war and just start killing
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Speaker 1: innocent people, Yeah, they were lying to you. It was
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Speaker 1: not actually on the table. And this is exactly what
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Speaker 1: they do every time they have a chance. So what
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Speaker 1: actually happened, Well, the framework for a future Greenland Arctic
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Speaker 1: deal has been reached, something Democrats and the media also
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Speaker 1: said was not going to happen. This week, President Trump
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Speaker 1: announced it after a very quote unquote productive discussion with
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Speaker 1: NATO Secretary General, and the US and NATO allies have
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Speaker 1: agreed on a framework for a future deal relate to
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Speaker 1: Greenland and the broader Arctic region. Trump described this framework
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Speaker 1: as something that could be a great one for the
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Speaker 1: United States of America and all NATO nations if it
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Speaker 1: is successfully finalized. The President, talking about this deal with CNBC,
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Speaker 1: had this to say.
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Speaker 7: Well, we have a concept of a deal. I think
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Speaker 7: it's going to be a very good deal for the
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Speaker 7: United States also for them, and we're going to work
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Speaker 7: together on something having to do with the Arctic as
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Speaker 7: a whole, but also Queenland and its do with the security,
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Speaker 7: great security, strong security, and other things.
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Speaker 8: The market six hundred points, getting back a lot of
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Speaker 8: some of the nervousness we had in the last couple
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Speaker 8: of days. The tariffs are off. Nothing happens on February first.
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Speaker 7: No, we took that off because it looks like we
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Speaker 7: have pretty much a concept of a deal.
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Speaker 8: A deal of ownership, a deal.
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Speaker 7: Well, it's a little bit complex, but well explained down
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Speaker 7: the line. But the Secretary General of NATO and I
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Speaker 7: and some other people were talking and it's the kind
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Speaker 7: of a deal that I wanted to be able to.
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Speaker 8: Where does Denmark did they weigh in on what they want,
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Speaker 8: what they would agree to?
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Speaker 7: Well, I assume they did, because he very much represents
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Speaker 7: he's a strong leader. Mark you know, Mark Mutah and he.
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Speaker 7: I assume he's been speaking to them, He's been speaking
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Speaker 7: to all of them.
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Speaker 8: Are mineral rights involved, his ownership involved in the Golden
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Speaker 8: Domes people?
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Speaker 3: I don't want to say yet, but.
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Speaker 8: The gold Dome was very compelling today when you talked.
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Speaker 7: About, Yeah, the Golden Dome and they're going to be
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Speaker 7: involved in the Golden Dome and they're going to be
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Speaker 7: involved in mineral redsin.
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Speaker 8: So are we is you can't it's not specific enough
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Speaker 8: to know at this point how long this lasts, whether
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Speaker 8: it's forever forever, It'll be forever for Greenland at this
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Speaker 8: point forever. That's staggering. This is this is what two
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Speaker 8: hours after.
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Speaker 7: It's better than the Obama deal, was a famous around
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Speaker 7: nuclear deal with a nine year with a nine year deal.
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Speaker 1: Now this is forever forever, which is exactly what the
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Speaker 1: President of United States of America wanted to accomplish. Why
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Speaker 1: because Russia and China were clearly looking at doing the
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Speaker 1: exact same thing. They wanted to have the reach to
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Speaker 1: be able to come after the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: China had publicly said back in two thousand and nine
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Speaker 1: and again in twenty sixteen, very clearly that they wanted
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Speaker 1: to have dominance in the Arctic. Now President Trump confirming
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Speaker 1: the deal he's reached with Europe isn't only Greenland, it's
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Speaker 1: the entire Arctic. Trump's about to go down in history
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Speaker 1: books as squashing our avisaries and most importantly their Arctic
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Speaker 1: influence and the race to make sure that America is
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Speaker 1: always safe. Now, you also heard the President there talk
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Speaker 1: about tariffs and those threats have been withdrawn. Something the
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Speaker 1: media will again was losing their minds over the last
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Speaker 1: twenty four hours. And that's just part of the positive
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Speaker 1: outcome from these negotiations. Donald Trump canceling the threat of
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Speaker 1: imposing new tariffs on several European allies that had opposed
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Speaker 1: as previous Greenland approach. This move eased the economic tensions
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Speaker 1: with key NATO partners or removed the possibility of a
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Speaker 1: near term trade confrontation tied specifically to the Greenland issue. Again,
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Speaker 1: that's exactly why the President was using these tariffs as
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Speaker 1: a real threat and then military flies something at the
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Speaker 1: media lied about. Well guess what it has been explicitly
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Speaker 1: ruled out. In his address, Donald Trump made it clear
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Speaker 1: that the US would not use military force to acquire Greenland,
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Speaker 1: an announcement that helped reassure international audiences. The diplomacy, not
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Speaker 1: aggression is the path forward and the Trump doctrine. Take
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Speaker 1: a listen to President Trump at the World Economic Forum
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Speaker 1: in Davos and what he had to say when he
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Speaker 1: was asked about taking the military action off the tables.
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Speaker 6: You to take.
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Speaker 2: Military off the table for Greenland.
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Speaker 3: Is not on the table.
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Speaker 6: I don't.
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Speaker 3: I don't think it will be necessary.
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Speaker 1: I really do.
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Speaker 6: I think people are going to use better judgment, that
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Speaker 6: use their best judgment, and I don't think, uh, that
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Speaker 6: will not be necessary.
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Speaker 1: That will not be necessary. This killing the conspiracy the
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Speaker 1: by the radical left and also the media that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump was going to invade a nation and he was
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Speaker 1: going to kill a bunch of innocent people. So let's
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Speaker 1: go back to the very beginning. Donald Trump said he
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Speaker 1: was going to keep America safe. He wanted to make
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Speaker 1: sure that we kept Russia and China out of the Arctic.
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Speaker 1: Trump emphasized that his negotiations and meetings at the World
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Speaker 1: Economic Forum in Davos were constructive.
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Speaker 3: He said.
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Speaker 1: Officials highlight that continued talks with NATO and Greenland's partners
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Speaker 1: would focus on peaceful cooperation, the exact opposite of what
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Speaker 1: the media was reporting. And then this was even bigger
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Speaker 1: than Greenland. It was a broader Arctic cooperation. While specifics
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Speaker 1: are still being worked out, the White House said it
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Speaker 1: was clear the present framed the discussions as involving Arctic
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Speaker 1: security and strategic collaboration with potential benefits for all involved
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Speaker 1: kines if implemented respectfully. So today's developments are truly historic.
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Speaker 1: They're centered on Trump securing a negotiation framework with NATO allies,
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Speaker 1: something that the media said was not possible, stepping back
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Speaker 1: from the tariff threats, using it as leveraged to get
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Speaker 1: the deal done, something that of course the media lied
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Speaker 1: about as well, and reaffirming a non military diplomatic approach
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Speaker 1: towards Greenland. Again the left of the media said it
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Speaker 1: was going to be World War III. This represents a
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Speaker 1: shift towards cooperative dialogue on Arctic issues, and as they
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Speaker 1: said at the meeting, de escalation of the recent tension
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Speaker 1: surrounding the entire topic. Now, this is exactly why Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump is so good at getting these deals done. He
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Speaker 1: shows strength and then he gets the deal done when
19:53
Speaker 1: the best interests of the United States of America. Now
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Speaker 1: the President isn't done there. Trump is saying it's time
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Speaker 1: to get rid of the UN in many ways, even
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Speaker 1: some of what NATO is doing. President Trump and Switzerland
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Speaker 1: saying this about what he wants to create. He wants
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Speaker 1: to create something that's a little bit different, a board
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Speaker 1: of peace. And of course the media losing their minds
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Speaker 1: over this new idea from President Trump.
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Speaker 6: Everybody wants to be on it. But yeah, I have
20:24
Speaker 6: some controversial people on it, but these are people that
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Speaker 6: get the job done. These are people that have tremendous influence.
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Speaker 6: And I put all babies on the board that wouldn't
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Speaker 6: be very much. So he was invited, he's accepted. Many
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Speaker 6: people have accepted. I think I don't know of anybody
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Speaker 6: that hasn't accepted. But it's gonna be great. I think
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Speaker 6: the border piece will be the most prestigious board ever
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Speaker 6: and it's gonna get a lot of work done that
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Speaker 6: the United Nations should have done, and we'll work with
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Speaker 6: the United Nations. But the border piece is gonna be special.
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Speaker 6: We're gonna have peace. It started off with Gaza the
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Speaker 6: Middle East. We've got peace in the Middle East. Tremendous
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Speaker 6: piece in the Middle East. Nobody thought that was possible,
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Speaker 6: and that happened by taking out the Iran nuclear threat.
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Speaker 6: Without that, it could have never happened. But the board
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Speaker 6: is going to be, I think, really fantastic, and I
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Speaker 6: think it'll be the most prestigious board of any board
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Speaker 6: ever in world history. Thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: You hear the President there talking about this, and again,
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Speaker 1: why are so many people upset about it on the left.
21:23
Speaker 1: It's really for one simple reason. They're no longer in control.
21:28
Speaker 1: The United Nations is all about anarchy and chaos and
21:31
Speaker 1: protecting the bad guys. If you don't believe me, just
21:35
Speaker 1: look at all of the cases where the United Nations
21:38
Speaker 1: has done a horrific job of protecting innocent people. A
21:44
Speaker 1: perfect example of why the President's going to put together
21:47
Speaker 1: this Board of Peace is because the Security Council the
21:50
Speaker 1: UN is basically effeckless. They have veto power that protects
21:55
Speaker 1: bad actors. Authoritarian regimes, sit on UN councils that are
21:59
Speaker 1: actually meant to police human rights. And if you don't
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Speaker 1: believe me, let me just give you some of the
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Speaker 1: basics of how big of a failure the United Nations
22:09
Speaker 1: has been. Look at the Rwanda genocide back in ninety four.
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Speaker 1: You had more than eight hundred thousand that were slaughtered
22:17
Speaker 1: in one hundred days. What was the UN's response. UN
22:21
Speaker 1: peacekeepers were actually reduced, not reinforced, after the killings began.
22:29
Speaker 1: Repeated warnings from UN Commander General were ignored, and the
22:33
Speaker 1: aftermath was very clear. The UN even later formally admitted failure.
22:40
Speaker 1: But it's a clear example of a catastrophic inaction by
22:44
Speaker 1: the UN. Look at China twenty seventeen to right now.
22:49
Speaker 1: More than one million Muslims have been detained, forced into labor,
22:55
Speaker 1: and have had family separations. Years of delay by the
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Speaker 1: UN before issuing a mild human rights assessment in twenty
23:05
Speaker 1: twenty two. But what have they done towards China. Nothing,
23:09
Speaker 1: no sanctions and no binding resolutions. China Security council power
23:14
Speaker 1: and economic leverage have muted all actions in essence from
23:19
Speaker 1: the United Nations. Look at Syria and the Assad regime
23:23
Speaker 1: in the atrocities from twenty eleven until he was finally
23:27
Speaker 1: forced out. You had chemical weapons that were used, mass
23:31
Speaker 1: civilian killings, torture in prisons, and what was the UN's response.
23:37
Speaker 1: Dozens of Russian and Chinese vetos blocked all accountability investigations.
23:42
Speaker 1: Even acknowledged crimes were committed, but there was no enforcement.
23:48
Speaker 1: The UN paralysis when a Permanent Security Council member protects
23:52
Speaker 1: an ally a bad actor happens almost every time. Look
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Speaker 1: at Mirmar and the ethnic cleansing there that happened from
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Speaker 1: twenty sixteen to twenty eighteen. You had mass killings, rape,
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Speaker 1: villages that were burned, more than eight hundred thousand refugees
24:08
Speaker 1: fled to Bangladesh. What was the UN's response, Strong support
24:13
Speaker 1: in a report after the fact, but no prevention and
24:19
Speaker 1: minimal consequences for those involved. Look at Iran and the
24:23
Speaker 1: protest crackdowns, not just now, but in two thousand and nine,
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Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, in twenty twenty two, and now protesters killed, tortured,
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Speaker 1: the internet shut down, and what was the UN's response
24:36
Speaker 1: each and every time, Well, barely even a statement and
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Speaker 1: a fact finding mission with no decisive action afterwards. Iran
24:46
Speaker 1: continues to hold seats on the UN bodies. This is
24:50
Speaker 1: another example of just how ineffective the United Nations is.
24:55
Speaker 1: Look at Sudan and the Darfur genocide that started in
24:59
Speaker 1: two thousand and three is going on right now. Mass killings,
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Speaker 1: ethnic cleansing by the militias. The UN's response years of
25:08
Speaker 1: debate before deploying peacemakers or peacekeepers as they call them,
25:13
Speaker 1: and then you had weak mandates and poor enforcement. Again corruption.
25:18
Speaker 1: Now you look at all of that at in Venezuela
25:21
Speaker 1: and then look at what happened in the Middle East.
25:24
Speaker 1: One other thing that people don't like to talk about
25:27
Speaker 1: is the Hamas operatives that actually infiltrated dozens of UN
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Speaker 1: affiliated A groups in Gazap between twenty eighteen and twenty
25:36
Speaker 1: twenty two. They embedded personnel into senior positions to direct
25:41
Speaker 1: humanitarian operations on the ground and ensure that the groups
25:46
Speaker 1: served Hamas the terrorist organization's interests, and internal security documents
25:51
Speaker 1: even uncovered all of this by Israeli forces, where the
25:55
Speaker 1: UN do not a damn thing. So here we are
25:59
Speaker 1: where the president that is saying couple of different things. One,
26:03
Speaker 1: I'm going to keep America safe at all costs, and
26:05
Speaker 1: that includes dealing with the Arctic. And I'm going to
26:09
Speaker 1: put together a good group of people for peace in
26:12
Speaker 1: the world because the United Nations is well worthless. All
26:17
Speaker 1: eyes are on Iran right now, and many of the
26:21
Speaker 1: eyes in Iran are looking back at Donald Trump in
26:24
Speaker 1: America to see what we are going to do next.
26:27
Speaker 1: The UN decided they had to try to get involved
26:30
Speaker 1: with their Security Council meetings, which are pretty much useless
26:33
Speaker 1: and worthless. But nevertheless, the United States of America uses
26:37
Speaker 1: an opportunity through the UN Ambassador Mike Waltz to say
26:41
Speaker 1: this to the Iranian.
26:43
Speaker 2: People, President Donald J. Trump and the United States of
26:47
Speaker 2: America stands by the brave people of Iran, period and
26:52
Speaker 2: regardless of its excuses. And you will hear many today
26:56
Speaker 2: from the Iranian regime and from its friends. The regime
27:01
Speaker 2: is solely solely responsible for the economic misery of the
27:07
Speaker 2: Iranian people and the repression of their freedom, and they
27:11
Speaker 2: will be held accountable.
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Speaker 1: They will be held accountable. Now. This is obviously an
27:17
Speaker 1: important point, as the ambassador warning the UN that America
27:22
Speaker 1: is not all talk during the Iran meeting and that
27:26
Speaker 1: Trump is a man of action. He reiterated America's commitment
27:31
Speaker 1: to the protesters during that emergency meeting at the UN
27:34
Speaker 1: Security Council. President Trump a man of action, not endless
27:38
Speaker 1: talk like we see at the United Nations. The ambassador continued,
27:43
Speaker 1: he has made it clear all options are on the
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Speaker 1: table to stop the slaughter, and no one should know
27:50
Speaker 1: that better than the leadership of the Iranian regime. During
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Speaker 1: his address to the Council, Ambassador Wallis also dismissed Tehran's allegations
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Speaker 1: that the protesters were part of a foreign plot to
28:03
Speaker 1: undermine the current regime. They've even used it to slander Israel. Quote.
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Speaker 1: Everyone in the world needs to know that the regime
28:11
Speaker 1: is weaker than ever before and therefore is putting forward
28:15
Speaker 1: this lie because of the power of the Iranian people
28:19
Speaker 1: is actually in the streets. They are afraid of their
28:22
Speaker 1: own people now. Along with the UN Ambassador Waltz, there
28:26
Speaker 1: was also an Iranian American activists who warned the UN
28:30
Speaker 1: that the Islamic Republic cannot be dealt with normally. Liking
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Speaker 1: Tehran to the Islamic state terrorist group known as ISIS,
28:39
Speaker 1: she demanded that Tehran's leaders be treated like ISIS or
28:43
Speaker 1: else The killing in Iran will get much worse, saying quote,
28:48
Speaker 1: millions of innocent, unarmed Iranians have been silenced through bullets,
28:53
Speaker 1: mass arrests, imprisonment, and a total communications blackout, no internet
29:00
Speaker 1: phones and no landlines, she said in her speech, saying quote,
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Speaker 1: Iran is in total darkness. She also went on CNN
29:10
Speaker 1: after that speech and said this to Jake Tapper about
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Speaker 1: the country.
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Speaker 5: People of Iran. They welcomed the strong and forceful message
29:19
Speaker 5: of President Trump, but they want to see action.
29:23
Speaker 9: What action, because obviously this comes after on Saturday the president.
29:27
Speaker 9: You know, they removed the leader of Venezuela.
29:30
Speaker 5: So maybe to people in America it's radical because I
29:34
Speaker 5: see that people are busy criticizing President Trump about capturing Maduro.
29:40
Speaker 5: But Maduu is not the president of Venezuela. He is
29:44
Speaker 5: a criminal and he is not alone. The Islamic Republic
29:48
Speaker 5: invaded Venezuela. You see his Wiela presidence in Venezuela. They're
29:53
Speaker 5: sending weapons to Maduro. So I strongly believe ar wrestling
29:57
Speaker 5: Maduro should have been done by national court. And now
30:03
Speaker 5: this is the right thing that Iranian people celebrating this.
30:06
Speaker 5: I ask Iranian people, Jake before coming here. I ask
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Speaker 5: them what they really want from President Trump. They say
30:13
Speaker 5: the same thing, because Ali Comedy is not just targeting
30:16
Speaker 5: the lives of innocent people inside Iran. They're not just
30:20
Speaker 5: targeting them. Alik Comedy is the one who ordered my
30:24
Speaker 5: killing in New York, in US soil, on US soil
30:27
Speaker 5: here three times, Ali Comedy is the one ordering the
30:31
Speaker 5: killing of President Trump. So basically, this is the guy
30:36
Speaker 5: actually expanding terror everywhere, not only in the region, but
30:40
Speaker 5: in Europe, in America.
30:42
Speaker 9: I want to show this video. It went viral on
30:44
Speaker 9: social media. It's Iranian security force is storming a hospital
30:48
Speaker 9: in Elam. That's a city that's found itself at the
30:50
Speaker 9: center of these protests.
30:52
Speaker 1: You see this in the It's horrible.
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Speaker 9: We're nearing now two weeks of these protests. Do you
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Speaker 9: think the nation might reach a breaking point?
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Speaker 5: First of all, President Trump actually mentioned that some people
31:06
Speaker 5: were killed because of the crowd. This is misinformation. I
31:11
Speaker 5: have to make this clear that the Iranian regime opened fire.
31:15
Speaker 5: In ten days, forty people got killed. They're not just numbers,
31:20
Speaker 5: they're not just statistics. They are the people with empty
31:24
Speaker 5: hands took to the street, hunting for freedom, dignity, They
31:28
Speaker 5: want to have a normal life and they are being
31:31
Speaker 5: killed by IRGC the revolutionary regards. I think this is
31:36
Speaker 5: the Berlin Wall moment in Iran, if international community get
31:40
Speaker 5: united the same way when they were all united to
31:44
Speaker 5: help East Germany to bring down the war. Now Iranian
31:48
Speaker 5: people are trying to bring the wall of dictatorship down.
31:51
Speaker 5: We need to see action from Europeans from a free world. Otherwise,
31:57
Speaker 5: believe me, Jake, they will kill more innocent people.
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Speaker 9: You and I have been talking about this for years,
32:04
Speaker 9: and I've been covering this for years. I remember covering
32:06
Speaker 9: the murder of Nedda in the streets of Iran when
32:10
Speaker 9: alf My Dimishad was you.
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Speaker 5: You were the first one. You actually covered the brutal
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Speaker 5: murder of max Oge you know what I mean in
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Speaker 5: twenty twenty two as.
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Speaker 9: Well, So you've you've been obviously focused on this for years.
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Speaker 9: Does this moment feel different than previous moments of unresk I.
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Speaker 5: Even smell the freedom. I even feel like when people
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Speaker 5: go to the streets, they show their face, they take
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Speaker 5: on their own social media. They say that we have
32:35
Speaker 5: no fear because we have nothing to lose. As you mentioned,
32:39
Speaker 5: we have seen six major massive uprising in Iran in
32:44
Speaker 5: two thousand and nine, you mentioned about Nadal as a toad.
32:47
Speaker 5: At the same time when people were industry chunting Obama. Obama,
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Speaker 5: you either with us or with them? President Omaalo sending
32:53
Speaker 5: secret letter to Ali Romani, the Supreme leader of the
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Speaker 5: Islamic Republic. In twenty twenty two, when Massa got killed,
33:01
Speaker 5: women took to the street, Woman life, freedom, one of
33:03
Speaker 5: the most progressive slogan. What happened, President Biden was handing
33:08
Speaker 5: out billions of dollars to the same regime that hired
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Speaker 5: killers to target US citizens on US soil. They even
33:15
Speaker 5: asked me to go under witness protection. I mean, it's
33:18
Speaker 5: a joke. So for the first time that we now
33:22
Speaker 5: see the United State of America's president taking a strong
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Speaker 5: action saying that he is ready to save the lives
33:28
Speaker 5: of Iranians. Iranians are welcoming that. I want to see action. Otherwise,
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Speaker 5: empty wars are not going to save lives are not going.
33:37
Speaker 5: Let's be very clear, people of Iron are better allies
33:40
Speaker 5: compared to these backward modlows for America, for the rest
33:44
Speaker 5: of the world, and Iran without Islamic Republic will guarantee
33:48
Speaker 5: global security, and this is the moment that we want
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Speaker 5: to see.
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Speaker 1: Well, this is the moment that we wanted to see happen. Notice,
33:54
Speaker 1: by the way, that this incredibly brave woman. She said
33:58
Speaker 1: very clearly that what Trump's policy is doing is allowing
34:03
Speaker 1: for the people of a rand to stand up for themselves,
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Speaker 1: something they didn't get under Obama, something they didn't get
34:10
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden. And she's explaining how the people in
34:14
Speaker 1: her tyranny are now saying thank you to President Trump
34:17
Speaker 1: for his leadership, and that's why millions are gathering in
34:21
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34:25
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