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Dems Move to Spend 100's of Billions to Buy Votes with Your Tax Dollars · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: If you're Joe Biden and the Biden campaign, what do
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Speaker 1: you do when you see that you're down in virtually
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Speaker 1: every poll that matters. In fact, you're losing and trailing
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Speaker 1: to Donald Trump right now and every single swing state.
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Speaker 1: So the question is now, what happens? How do you
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Speaker 1: shake it up? And what do you do to get
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Speaker 1: voters to want to come out and vote for you.
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Speaker 1: The answer, you buy votes, That's right. Whether it's in
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Speaker 1: Michigan where now they are offering homeowners five hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: a month or six thousand dollars a year per illegal
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Speaker 1: immigrant that they're willing to house. How did this happen?
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Speaker 1: They've run out of housing in Michigan, and so what
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Speaker 1: better way to funnel money to voters than buying their
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Speaker 1: votes at five hundred dollars a month, Like they're a VRBO.
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Speaker 2: Listen in Michigan, and there was a woman that was
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Speaker 2: killed by an illegal alien. This is their governors of
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Speaker 2: offering five hundred dollars to Now they're being called newcomers.
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Speaker 2: This is the crime is on the rise. So these
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Speaker 2: are the kinds of things that are happening all across
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Speaker 2: the nation. Don't you just love how they've changed the verbiage.
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Speaker 2: Now they're now newcomers. They're no longer illegal aliens. They
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Speaker 2: were migrants, now they're newcomers.
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Speaker 3: Well, this is how they're desynthesizing illegal immigration because the
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Speaker 3: left doesn't decipher between illegal immigration and legal immigration. To them,
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Speaker 3: it's all one thing, and if you happen to be
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Speaker 3: in favor against one or another, it doesn't matter to them.
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Speaker 3: And this language, as a matter of fact, all the
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Speaker 3: way to the US Border Patrol, they can't forget them
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Speaker 3: using the term illegal alien. It's a non US citizen,
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Speaker 3: non citizen. This is crazy, but words do matter and
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Speaker 3: makes people desynthesized to the problem. It makes them want
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Speaker 3: to have to accept it the way they're saying it.
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Speaker 1: By the way, remember you can have five hundred hours
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Speaker 1: a month to house a quote newcomer in Michigan. That's
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Speaker 1: not all we now are being told from ABC News today,
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Speaker 1: that's just one example of buying votes. Okay, in Michigan,
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Speaker 1: over four hundred lawmakers, activists, actors, and well more on
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Speaker 1: the left are signing a major letter demanding that Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden support bills on racial equity. Now, what does that
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Speaker 1: actually mean? It means buying even more votes paying out reparations.
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Speaker 1: This letter, that was organized by the left that want
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Speaker 1: to make sure that they win in November, had more
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Speaker 1: than four hundred lawmakers sign on to it. They had
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Speaker 1: civil rights leaders sign on to it. Musicians and actors
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Speaker 1: have written a joint letter to President Joe Biden calling
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Speaker 1: on him to support a list of congressional bills on
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Speaker 1: racial equity and reparative justice. Before I get into more
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Speaker 1: with ABC News. That's how you know this is full
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Speaker 1: blown propaganda because you find a communist news network that
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Speaker 1: degrees with the president and agrees with the radical, woke left,
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Speaker 1: and you say, here it is. It is the third
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Speaker 1: such letter that activists and lawmakers have sent to the
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Speaker 1: White House this year alone. The signatures include the NAACP
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Speaker 1: President Attorney Ben Crump, National Action Network President Al Sharpton,
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Speaker 1: Stylus Law Roach Music executive Will Leave, the Prophet Stiggers,
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Speaker 1: and many other activists, including talk shows, Travis Smiley, as
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Speaker 1: well as major civil rights activists in Congress represent at
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Speaker 1: Barbara Lee, Shila Jackson, Lee Corey Bush, and Jamal Bowman.
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Speaker 1: These are the individuals that have gotten together and said, hey,
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Speaker 1: we need a bunch of money to secure votes come November.
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Speaker 1: This effort comes after several months of unsuccessful attempts, as
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Speaker 1: they described it, to secure a meeting with the White House,
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Speaker 1: and in the open letter, the leaders desperately urge Biden
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Speaker 1: that the state of our union depends upon these bills.
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Speaker 1: Now these bills all go back to handing out money again.
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Speaker 1: This is about buying votes. Marcus Anthony Hunter, a UCLA
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Speaker 1: professor of sociology and African American studies who coined the
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Speaker 1: phrase black Lives Matter, is leading this new effort. No,
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't say that the guy that was coined the
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Speaker 1: phrase black Lives Matter, that led the effort is now
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Speaker 1: demanding that the taxpayers pay him a whole bunch of
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Speaker 1: money for reparations. He told ABC News. The letter is
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Speaker 1: an accountability measure. After months of work behind closed doors
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Speaker 1: in Washington, DC and across the country, President Biden is
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Speaker 1: actively delivering for black Americans by executing his Day one
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Speaker 1: commitment to advance racial equity and support for underserved communities.
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Speaker 1: The White House spokesman also telling ABC News and a
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Speaker 1: statement saying this, since taking office, the President agenda has
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Speaker 1: secured record low black unemployment. By the way, that is
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Speaker 1: actually a lie. A sixty percent increase in black network
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Speaker 1: since the pandemic. Well, what was it before the pandemic?
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Speaker 1: Guess what, that's a lie as well. It's actually down.
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Speaker 1: They're lying to you about the numbers. Achieved the fastest
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Speaker 1: creation rate of black owned small businesses in over twenty
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Speaker 1: five years. I'm not sure that's true either. And expanded
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Speaker 1: access to home ownership and protections against housing discrimination. Well
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Speaker 1: that's maybe the biggest lie of all, because we talked
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Speaker 1: about this on the show yesterday. How much money do
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Speaker 1: you need now? How compared to when he took office
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Speaker 1: to buy a home? Well, let me go to Yahoo
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Speaker 1: Finance just to tell you how big of a lie.
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Speaker 1: The White House just told on that when it comes
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Speaker 1: to African Americans buying a home Yahoo Finance, this is
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Speaker 1: their headline. Home buyers need to earn eighties percent more
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Speaker 1: than they did in twenty twenty to afford a home.
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Speaker 1: In today's market. So again I go back to the
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Speaker 1: White House. Their scumbags, and they will lie to you,
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Speaker 1: and the government are the media will not call them
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Speaker 1: out because they're on the same team. So the White
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Speaker 1: House just flat out lied, saying that they've expanded access
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Speaker 1: to home ownership and protections against housing discrimination. That's not true.
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Speaker 1: Access to home ownership is impossible for many African Americans
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Speaker 1: now because home buyers need to earn eighty percent more
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Speaker 1: than they did in twenty twenty when Donald Trump was
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Speaker 1: president to afford a home in today's market. That's not
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Speaker 1: my words. That is Yahoo Finance saying new salaries required
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Speaker 1: to comfortably afford a typical home is one hundred and
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Speaker 1: six thousand, well above the median income that according to Zillo.
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Speaker 1: So again there's a second group of people telling you
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Speaker 1: the same thing. And home prices are up forty two
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Speaker 1: percent alone since twenty twenty when Trump left office, and
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Speaker 1: because both rates and borrowing costs of skyrocketed, you need
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Speaker 1: to earn eighty percent more to comfortably afford a home
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Speaker 1: in today's market, all because of Joe Biden. So they're
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Speaker 1: lying to you yet again. But who cares, right, it's
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Speaker 1: the White House. They lie all the time, and the
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Speaker 1: media covers for them. So let's go back to buying votes.
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Speaker 1: In the letter, this is what the leaders wrote, quote
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Speaker 1: as we face another election year. Oh so this is
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Speaker 1: about the election year. This is a threat. They're saying,
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Speaker 1: give us some money, give us some cash, or you're
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Speaker 1: not getting our vote. Quote, as we face another election year.
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Speaker 1: This conversation regarding urgent executive action on reparations is not
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Speaker 1: just about policy. It is about the people of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America, the fate of our democracy, national unity,
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Speaker 1: and somehow they're connecting it to national security. Now, the
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Speaker 1: national security part was very interesting to me, and I'm like, wait,
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Speaker 1: why would they say in this letter that if you
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Speaker 1: don't give us what we demand, which is reparations. And
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Speaker 1: to be clear, this is a shakedown of the federal
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Speaker 1: government and a shakedown of Joe Biden's White House, saying
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Speaker 1: to Joe Biden's White House, you better give us some
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Speaker 1: cash if you want black people to come vote for you.
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Speaker 1: That's what this is. Why would they put in that
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Speaker 1: letter that our national security is risk if they do
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Speaker 1: not sign the letter, I'll take exactly why they're threatening
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Speaker 1: another summer of rioting and looting. They're threatening another summer
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Speaker 1: of burning down buildings and burning down cities and businesses
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Speaker 1: and police stations and churches, just like they did the
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Speaker 1: last time we had this summer of violence in the
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Speaker 1: name of Black lives matter. Now, why am I making
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Speaker 1: that connection, because well, it's not just connection. It's the
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Speaker 1: same damn guy that created Black Lives Matter who's now
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Speaker 1: threatening that you're going to have a problem with national
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Speaker 1: security if you don't pay us what we're telling you
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Speaker 1: you need to pay us. And here's the next part
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Speaker 1: of the letter. It says, quote, we call upon you
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Speaker 1: to meet with congressional members and advocates as soon as possible.
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Speaker 1: Now this is again to Joe Biden to tackle and
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Speaker 1: attend to the unfinished work of advancing comprehensive equity through
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Speaker 1: executive orders and actions. In other words, you want our vote,
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Speaker 1: you got to buy our vote, and this is what
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Speaker 1: it's going to cost you. Now to be clear, whether
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Speaker 1: it's Michigan paying out five hundred dollars for you to
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Speaker 1: house a legal immigrant that's a way to buy your vote,
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Speaker 1: or the four hundred plus people that just sign this
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Speaker 1: letter demanding to Joe Biden that if you want to
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Speaker 1: get reelected, you've got to give us reparations, which is
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Speaker 1: again buying or vote. There's also another problem. There is
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Speaker 1: a lot of people that are socialists and communists and
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Speaker 1: they masqueraate a Democrats who are very unhappy with the
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Speaker 1: president right now, very unhappy with him, and they're these
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Speaker 1: candidates that are also running are afraid that Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: is going to bring them down. Now, these radicals, socialists
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Speaker 1: and Marxists who hate Israel for example, and actually they're
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Speaker 1: afraid of Joe Biden. They're doing interviews. Now, how bad
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Speaker 1: is it? Well, the d Triple C chairwoman Suzanne de
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Speaker 1: Blaming tried to distance herself and this is a woman
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Speaker 1: high up in the Democratic Party as well as other
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Speaker 1: candidates from the incredibly unpopular incumbent president by the name
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Speaker 1: of Joe Biden. Now I want you to listen to
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Speaker 1: this interview that she did and watch how she's following
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Speaker 1: all over herself to not even have herself associated with
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Speaker 1: the name Joe Biden. Listen.
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Speaker 4: President Biden, by all accounts, based on the data and
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Speaker 4: polling that we are seeing, is incredibly unpopular incumbent president
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Speaker 4: and most polls show that he is losing to Trump,
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Speaker 4: not just nationally, but in the swing states that ultimately
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Speaker 4: could decide the outcome of this election. How worried are
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Speaker 4: you about the impacts that President Biden may have down
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Speaker 4: the ballot in terms of voter enthusiasm and turn out.
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Speaker 5: You know, I've been all across the country to swing
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Speaker 5: districts all across the country, and you know, you talk
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Speaker 5: to folks and these are purple districts. These are places
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Speaker 5: where you have independence, probably folks who are former Republicans
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Speaker 5: who don't know what happened to their party, and others
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Speaker 5: who want to see folks who are going to go
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Speaker 5: to Washington, d C. To govern, who are going to
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Speaker 5: find solutions to the issues facing our country and help
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Speaker 5: move us forward. And they want folks who are going
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Speaker 5: to stand up for our rights, our freedoms, and our democracy.
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Speaker 5: And when I've talked to voters across the country, they
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Speaker 5: are looking for those strong leaders and we have them
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Speaker 5: our incumbents and our candidates who are running against Republicans
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Speaker 5: and swing districts across the country really are are authentic
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Speaker 5: leaders who are addressing issues, talking to their communities about
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Speaker 5: the challenges they face and putting forward real solutions.
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Speaker 1: And that's what this is about. That's what this is about.
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Speaker 1: I'm not talking about him. I'm not connecting myself to
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden. He's going to have to buy some votes
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Speaker 1: because she's refusing to say Biden's name because she knows
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Speaker 1: that he is an anchor around the neck of swing
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Speaker 1: district extreme House Democrats, where these socialists and communists elected them,
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Speaker 1: and they're not happy with Joe Biden. So what do
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Speaker 1: you do? You pay them off, right, You give them cash,
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Speaker 1: That's what you do. You figure out a way to
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Speaker 1: get money to show up with reparations. You figure out
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Speaker 1: how to pay them to house I legal immigrants. They're
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Speaker 1: doing in Michigan, in places like New York City and
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Speaker 1: in California, like, this is what they're doing right now.
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Speaker 1: This is the core. And by the way, it's not
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Speaker 1: just I want to be clear about this, it's not
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Speaker 1: this just this issue. The White House is now having
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Speaker 1: to be more extreme than ever. They're attacking Israel. Now,
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris said this for example about green and alternative
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Speaker 1: energy and energy in general. Now, I want you to
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Speaker 1: be clear. They're lying, right, They're trying to tell you
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Speaker 1: that things are better than they actually are. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to play this clip for you, but I want you
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Speaker 1: to know the facts before I played of Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: line to voters. Electricity costs are up twenty eight point
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Speaker 1: four percent since Biden took office. Gas prices are up
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Speaker 1: fifty percent since Biden took office. And what did the
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Speaker 1: White House say about energy costs?
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Speaker 6: Listen, when President Biden and I first ran for office,
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Speaker 6: folks told us we have to take on the climate
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Speaker 6: crisis and we have to also lower monthly energy bills.
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Speaker 1: Did they do it? They're claiming they did right when
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Speaker 1: President Joe Biden and I first ran for office. Folks,
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Speaker 1: so we have to take on the climate crisis and
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Speaker 1: we have to also lower monthly energy bills. Well, you've
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Speaker 1: been a failure on both. Electricity's up twenty eight point
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Speaker 1: four percent, gas price up fifty percent, and those numbers
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Speaker 1: are actually expected to go hire this summer. You put
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Speaker 1: all that together, and now we've gone back to what
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Speaker 1: we again have been told for a long time. This
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Speaker 1: White House is in shambles. They don't know what to do.
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Speaker 1: In fact, we've even been told now that this president
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Speaker 1: the United States of America is so willing to do
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Speaker 1: anything to win and the people around him that they're
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Speaker 1: willing to even use TikTok. Now, Biden and Harris are
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Speaker 1: using TikTok to reach younger voters. They also have said
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Speaker 1: they think it's a national security threat. In fact, they
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Speaker 1: banned TikTok from government phones, but they're still using TikTok
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Speaker 1: right now because that's how desperate they are for voters.
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Speaker 1: The White House Press Sacretary was asked about it.
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Speaker 7: Listen, President Biden is concerned enough about TikTok to bring
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Speaker 7: it up on a call with the president of China.
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Speaker 7: Why is he and why is the vice president? Why
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Speaker 7: are they still making videos for TikTok.
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Speaker 8: That's coming out of the campaign, So I would refer
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Speaker 8: you to them. Wait wait, that's I understand. It is
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Speaker 8: the campaign's decision. I would refer you to the campaign.
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Speaker 8: We have been very clear we are not trying to
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Speaker 8: ban TikTok. We're not trying to ban TikTok. We're talking
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Speaker 8: about a divestment. You heard that from the National Security
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Speaker 8: Advisor when he's been here a couple of times at
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Speaker 8: the podium speaking to TikTok and the legislation and how
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Speaker 8: we're trying to move forward.
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Speaker 5: It is.
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Speaker 8: It is a platform that we really need to take seriously.
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Speaker 8: Here we're talking about on national security, and so we've
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Speaker 8: talked about not banning divesting, not banning divesting, So we
17:41
Speaker 8: want to be very clear about that.
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Speaker 5: Good.
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Speaker 1: You know, I wish the media would get irritated with
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Speaker 1: Jean Pierre the way that they would with any other
17:47
Speaker 1: White House in the past. And I'm talking about democratic
17:50
Speaker 1: presidence as well. Have you noticed now what she gets
17:52
Speaker 1: away with everything? Is all you ought to ask a campaign.
17:54
Speaker 1: You have to have to get back to you on that. Oh,
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure about that. Oh, let me get back
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Speaker 1: to you on that. Oh let me let me look
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Speaker 1: at that. Oh I'm not answer that. I refer you here,
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Speaker 1: I'll refer you there, I refer you here, I'll refer
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Speaker 1: you there. All right, we've done great. There is no
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Speaker 1: way in hell a Republican president would get away with this.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you another example. And this is all about
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Speaker 1: buying votes. Remember, they they've got to keep the extreme
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Speaker 1: left happy because if they don't show up, they lose.
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Speaker 1: But they have to bring in new voters or Democrats
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Speaker 1: that are very unexcited about Joe Biden and also those
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Speaker 1: that understand the economy is hurting right now and hurting them.
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Speaker 1: One of the pipe dreams is we're gonna have all
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Speaker 1: these cars on the streets are gonna be electric vehicles.
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Speaker 1: They're gonna get rid of gasoline engines. We're gonna ban
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Speaker 1: them all California ban them all. Right, They've got this
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Speaker 1: banned by what was it twenty I don't know, twenty thirty,
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Speaker 1: something like that. Something I'm saying where they're saying, no
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Speaker 1: more gas vehicles on the road, by the way, it's
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Speaker 1: not going to happen. It's impossible. And the White House
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Speaker 1: is also trying to tell that they've increased manufacturing jobs
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Speaker 1: in America. So they were asked a question like, you
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Speaker 1: guys have actually made jobs disappear by obsessing over ev vehicles. Listen,
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Speaker 1: is it.
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Speaker 7: Realistic to go from about seven or eight percent of
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Speaker 7: sales to fifty percent of sales years if the automakers
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Speaker 7: themselves are cutting back bond production.
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Speaker 8: We believe and we've seen that that US manufacturing jobs
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Speaker 8: have increase. Jobs have indeed increase, and when you see
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Speaker 8: a boom like this, that means you need autoworkers, right,
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Speaker 8: it can't happen on its own, and so we believe
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Speaker 8: this is working. We believe this is part of what
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Speaker 8: the President has promised. And we want to see a
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Speaker 8: manufacturing industry that's for the future of this country. And
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Speaker 8: that's what we're seeing and that's what the president's working.
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Speaker 1: Towards, and that's what the President's working towards. Okay, So
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Speaker 1: is it realistic to go from seven to eight percent
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Speaker 1: of sales meaning EV vehicles to fifty percent of sales
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Speaker 1: in eight years if the automakers and selves are cutting
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Speaker 1: back on EV production? And her response, we got great
19:51
Speaker 1: manufacturing jobs of increase, Well, not in this sector, they're
19:54
Speaker 1: laying them off. Notice how the media doesn't do a
19:57
Speaker 1: follow up? Are jump in there and ask a second
19:59
Speaker 1: question there? Right? Notice that like it doesn't happen, right,
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Speaker 1: And the White House is also selling out on the
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Speaker 1: issue of Israel. Right now, let's move to that top
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Speaker 1: Biden spokesman John Kirby, because they alternate them at the
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Speaker 1: White House because one person can actually be the president.
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Speaker 1: It takes two of you when you're having to defend
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Speaker 1: the idiot of Joe, idiotocracies of Joe Biden every day.
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Speaker 1: Top Biden spokesman John Kirby now defending Biden's lack of
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Speaker 1: visibility in public on Israel, saying this about what their
20:28
Speaker 1: new strategy is at the White House.
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Speaker 9: Listen carefully the words he uses. Where is President Biden
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Speaker 9: on any of this? When he wants to talk about
20:38
Speaker 9: how angry he is or frustrated he is about the
20:40
Speaker 9: high cost of insulin, he comes out and gives an
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Speaker 9: impassioned speech.
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Speaker 1: Where is he on any of this? He's been talking
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Speaker 1: about this, He's been issuing statements on this.
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Speaker 6: No, that's statement.
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Speaker 1: The last I looked was public.
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Speaker 9: But where is he? Why isn't he here right now?
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Speaker 5: I'm sure you'll continue to hear from the President about
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Speaker 5: this and many other national.
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Speaker 1: Secure Notice they're hiding the present Israel. Why because they
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Speaker 1: realize that it doesn't work well with young voters. They've
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Speaker 1: got to buy votes. So what are they going to
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Speaker 1: do with young voters? You've heard about it again. They're
21:10
Speaker 1: going back to the issue. If we want to pay
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Speaker 1: off all your student loans, Okay, so that's how we
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Speaker 1: get those young voters to come back out, All right?
21:16
Speaker 1: To African Americans, what's it going to be all right,
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Speaker 1: we'll figure out a way to get your reparations. Okay,
21:20
Speaker 1: that'll check that box. How about people that are in
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Speaker 1: manufacturing jobs that are just disappearing that they were promised
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Speaker 1: they were going to protect in places like Michigan. Okay,
21:28
Speaker 1: we'll pay you five hundred dollars a month the house
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Speaker 1: an illegal immigrant. Do you understand this is literally the
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Speaker 1: definition of buying votes. They're literally saying to the American people,
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Speaker 1: what is it going to cost to get you to
21:41
Speaker 1: vote for us? Financially? Tell us your terms. Now you
21:46
Speaker 1: may think, Okay, sure, there's some groups of people he's
21:49
Speaker 1: trying to buy votes from, right, but like, it's not
21:51
Speaker 1: really buying votes. All right, I'll give you another example
21:54
Speaker 1: of just how desperate they are at this moment in time.
21:57
Speaker 1: It's one thing to buy votes of young people, to
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Speaker 1: buy votes of college graduates by promising them, if they
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Speaker 1: vote for you, you're going to pay off their student loans.
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Speaker 1: Remember they did that last election. And there's people stupid
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Speaker 1: enough to believe that this is going to really happen.
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Speaker 1: Even the Supreme Court said no, and they've actually still
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Speaker 1: actually gotten away with paying off some student loans. So
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Speaker 1: I guess in theory. It's worked, right, This is buying votes.
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Speaker 1: But how desperate do you have to be if you're
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Speaker 1: willing to buy off or try to buy off the
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Speaker 1: votes of people of faith Christians, those that are church goers.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they got a program for that now with
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Speaker 1: the Biden Harris campaign. In fact, Vice President Kamala Harris
22:34
Speaker 1: rolled out the new bribery and look, historically, African American
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Speaker 1: churches in America and liberal churches have done an amazing
22:43
Speaker 1: job of registering people to vote. Okay, that's something they're really, really,
22:48
Speaker 1: really good at and getting people out to vote. We've
22:51
Speaker 1: seen it in churches for years. Jesse Jackson, now Sharpton.
22:54
Speaker 1: The list goes on Warnock, for example, when he won
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Speaker 1: in Atlanta, went from church to church campaignings, stood up
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Speaker 1: on Sunday mornings, which some people say, there's supposed to
23:04
Speaker 1: be a separation there, right, Nah, who cares about that?
23:07
Speaker 1: And pastor after pastor and African American churches will put
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Speaker 1: their arms around him and say you got to vote
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Speaker 1: for this guy. We've witnessed this happen. Bill Clinton would
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Speaker 1: not have won the presidency without African American churches bringing
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Speaker 1: him in and singing his praises. Barack Obama was the
23:25
Speaker 1: same way. Now, you need church goers in the African
23:29
Speaker 1: American community to show up and vote for you. You
23:33
Speaker 1: desperately need those numbers. So how do you buy their votes? Oh?
23:37
Speaker 1: Here it is Kamala Harris trying to buy the votes
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Speaker 1: of churches all over the country with a new government program.
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Speaker 6: We have chosen eight nonprofits to lead this work. From
23:49
Speaker 6: a community of banks that are a network that serve
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Speaker 6: Native communities, to a rural economic development collective that works
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Speaker 6: in Appalachia, to a group of lenders that focus on
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Speaker 6: economic and climate justice. Yes, and this twenty billion dollar
24:06
Speaker 6: investment will allow these eight nonprofits to fund tens of
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Speaker 6: thousands of community based climate projects. So I'd like you
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Speaker 6: to imagine what this means. Imagine, for example, the young
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Speaker 6: entrepreneur who wants to launch a startup to repair electric
24:23
Speaker 6: vehicle chargers, and that this person can now get a
24:28
Speaker 6: small business loan to hire her first employees. Imagine a
24:32
Speaker 6: small business owner who can now take out a line
24:36
Speaker 6: of credit to buy a fleet of electric delivery vehicles
24:41
Speaker 6: so he can stop paying for gas and reduce pollution
24:46
Speaker 6: at the same time. Imagine a house of worship that
24:50
Speaker 6: can now get a zero interest loan so they can
24:53
Speaker 6: install solar panels to generate clean energy through electricity with
25:00
Speaker 6: the entire neighborhood. Our investment will also help lower energy
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Speaker 6: bills for homeowners and rentors. When President Biden and I
25:09
Speaker 6: first ran for office, folks told us we have to
25:12
Speaker 6: take on the climate crisis, and we have to also
25:15
Speaker 6: lower monthly energy bills. Well, the investment we're talking about.
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Speaker 1: Today will do both. The investment we're talking about today
25:22
Speaker 1: will do both. Did you notice how many different ways
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Speaker 1: they've in schemes they've come up with to buy vote. Hey, churches,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna get you some solar panels for free. We're
25:32
Speaker 1: gonna get you some free loans. We're gonna get you
25:34
Speaker 1: some free money. But remember, if you want that free money,
25:39
Speaker 1: you got to vote for us. You want those zero
25:43
Speaker 1: percent interest loans, you got to vote for us. If
25:46
Speaker 1: you want this free energy, that's not free, because we're
25:49
Speaker 1: gonna have to subsidize it to give it to you
25:53
Speaker 1: as we buy the votes of you and your parishioners.
25:56
Speaker 1: That's now where we are. I am, and again, this
26:04
Speaker 1: isn't supposed to be legal. That's the point I want
26:07
Speaker 1: to make this is something that is never ever ever
26:12
Speaker 1: supposed to happen or be allowed to happen. That you
26:16
Speaker 1: have people empower in our government that then it can
26:18
Speaker 1: pass laws to directly pay people to then vote for them,
26:23
Speaker 1: but doing it in an indirect way, the way that
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Speaker 1: the Vice President of United States of America just went out
26:29
Speaker 1: there and said it. Let me also remind you what
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Speaker 1: happened on President's Day this year, February the nineteenth. Lawmakers, activists,
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Speaker 1: and civil rights leaders sent two separate letters of the
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Speaker 1: White House expressing a unified effort urging the Biden administration
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Speaker 1: to work on racial equity and saying that we really
26:47
Speaker 1: need reparations like this is all pre planned, folks. Some
26:51
Speaker 1: lawmakers say they've been working diligently in the House and
26:54
Speaker 1: said to bring attention to the list of wide ranging
26:56
Speaker 1: demands and bills that focus on racial equity and reparative justice. Right,
27:03
Speaker 1: they always have these very special fancy words like reparative justice.
27:08
Speaker 1: There's their new phrase. In other words, give me money
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Speaker 1: or you're gonna lose me as a voter quote. Each
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Speaker 1: of the pieces of legislation laid out would be a
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Speaker 1: step towards repairing the harm of America's original sin and
27:22
Speaker 1: centuries of discrimination, redlining, and institutionalized oppression. We must be
27:29
Speaker 1: honest with ourselves and tell the truth about our history
27:31
Speaker 1: and how it impacts our communities today so that together
27:34
Speaker 1: we can build a better future. That's what Bowman said
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Speaker 1: to ABC News. Now, you also have representatives like Corey
27:41
Speaker 1: Bush speaking at a news conference on Capitol Hill demanding
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Speaker 1: serious money. How much are we talking about here? Representative
27:49
Speaker 1: Corey Bush now says that you can buy the votes
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Speaker 1: the African American community. It's just going to cost you
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Speaker 1: fourteen trillion dollars. I'm actually not joking about the number.
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Speaker 1: Corey Bush said. There is a fourteen trillion dollar reparation
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Speaker 1: bill that will eliminate the racial wealth gap, and it
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Speaker 1: is something that she is demanding and other Democrats. I'm
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Speaker 1: going to go to ABC News for this. Corey Busch
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Speaker 1: is now putting together a coalition of fourteen trillion dollar
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Speaker 1: reparation bill that will eliminate the racial wealth gap. The
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Speaker 1: bill notes the White House and Congress were built to
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Speaker 1: enslave black people for the first time, the extensive history
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Speaker 1: of the enslavement of Afghans post Jim Crow discrimination and
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Speaker 1: other racially charged subjects has been entered into the Congressional
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Speaker 1: record they celebrated, and repairing the lasting damage these institutions
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Speaker 1: caused will have a hefty price tag, according to the
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Speaker 1: Democratic lawmaker. The twenty three page piece of legislation introduced
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Speaker 1: Thursday by Representative Corey Busch called on Congress to adopt
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Speaker 1: several measures aimed at writing the historic wrongs, including urging
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Speaker 1: the federal govern meant to issue federal reparations to black
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Speaker 1: Americans and other justice efforts. A minimum of fourteen trillion
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Speaker 1: would be needed, that she says, to eliminate the racial
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Speaker 1: wealth gap that currently exists between black and white Americans.
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Speaker 1: The resolution states saying this the United States is a
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Speaker 1: moral and legal obligation to provide reparations for the enslavement
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Speaker 1: of Africans and its lasting harm on the lives of
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Speaker 1: millions of black people in the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: That is what the actual bill says, HR four to
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Speaker 1: one four. Joining her at the press conference was Eric Miller,
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Speaker 1: one of the attorneys for the nineteen twenty one Tulsa
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Speaker 1: race massacre. The Greenwood district of Tulsa, known as the
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Speaker 1: Black Wall Street, was burned ashes by white mobs. On
29:46
Speaker 1: May thirty first of twenty one, the last survivors of
29:49
Speaker 1: the massacer filed the lawsuits suing the City of Tulsa
29:52
Speaker 1: and local government entities and will find out within days
29:55
Speaker 1: whether or not their lawsuit will be able to proceed.
29:57
Speaker 1: There's a huge amount of history that hasn't been uncovered.
30:01
Speaker 1: Miller also said to ABC News, saying this we want
30:04
Speaker 1: to get the opportunity to paint the picture, just as
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Speaker 1: Congressman Bush is painting a picture of exactly what happened,
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Speaker 1: noting that he wanted to call out the names of
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Speaker 1: the hundreds of pictures of people engaged in the massacre
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Speaker 1: and connect the dots to their family members, obviously, because
30:21
Speaker 1: then therefore by default they're racist, horrible people. So get
30:24
Speaker 1: out your checkbooks and write it's a check. The resolution
30:27
Speaker 1: also calls for further momentum on the state and local levels.
30:32
Speaker 1: So they want they want trillions of dollars from the
30:35
Speaker 1: federal government and they want more money from local governments,
30:38
Speaker 1: and that's how you buy their votes. The Missouri congresswoman
30:40
Speaker 1: said to ABC News that she is one of an
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Speaker 1: estimated forty million people in the US who are descendants
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Speaker 1: of enslaved Africans and argued in her resolution that the
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Speaker 1: federal government must compensate descendants of enslaved black people and
30:53
Speaker 1: people of African descent in the United States of America
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Speaker 1: to account for the harm that slavery cost, the cumulative
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Speaker 1: damages of enslavement, and the legal and de facto segregation
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Speaker 1: that they have also left behind. The resolution explores the
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Speaker 1: history of enslaved Africans dating back to fifteen sixty five
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Speaker 1: and know that many of the early presidents of the
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Speaker 1: US enslaved black people. Standing outside the Capitol, Bush said
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Speaker 1: to ABC News that are resolution doesn't shy away from
31:20
Speaker 1: the history of the nation's capital, stating that the White
31:22
Speaker 1: House and the Capital were built were both built from
31:26
Speaker 1: the labor of enslaved black people to keep people enslaved. Okay,
31:30
Speaker 1: so why do we get to this big number quote
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Speaker 1: the US benefited from over two hundred and twenty two
31:36
Speaker 1: million hours of forced slave labor, or the equivalent of
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Speaker 1: roughly ninety seven trillion dollars worth of work that between
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Speaker 1: sixteen nineteen and eighteen sixty five during the end of slavery.
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Speaker 1: The resolution then says it is time that they be
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Speaker 1: paid those who were stripped of their dignity and made
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Speaker 1: to work without compensation. They weren't repaid and they should be.
31:59
Speaker 1: Now all these people that did this are dead. So
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Speaker 1: the question is how do you divvt it up?
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Speaker 5: Now?
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Speaker 1: If you're a descendant of theirs, you get paid now
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Speaker 1: for something that you didn't experience because they say you'll
32:09
Speaker 1: be you would have been better off. And so we
32:12
Speaker 1: just see trillions of dollars, No big deal. So there
32:15
Speaker 1: you go. You want to know how much it's going
32:16
Speaker 1: to cost you as a taxpayer. Fourteen trillion to buy
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Speaker 1: the votes by the left, that's what it would cost
32:25
Speaker 1: you as a taxpayer. And that's just a start, because
32:27
Speaker 1: then they're going to go and get more money, they say,
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Speaker 1: from the States. This is the Democratic Party. It's going
32:32
Speaker 1: to happen, folks. I'm not saying every one of these
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Speaker 1: things is going to happen, but they're going to get
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Speaker 1: enough of them to buy votes come November, and this
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Speaker 1: is exactly how they're going to do it. Please make
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32:48
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