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2 Migrant Caravan Headed TO US to Beat the Arrival of a Trump Admin! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: All right, good morning. It has the Ben Ferguson show.
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Speaker 1: It is so good to have you with us. So
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Speaker 1: if you want to know what migrants think about the
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Speaker 1: presidential election that's about to take place in this country,
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Speaker 1: I can tell you based on their actions what they think.
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Speaker 1: There is a massive new migrant caravan that is headed
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Speaker 1: north quote trying to beat the possible arrival of a
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Speaker 1: Trump administration. Yes, a new migrant caravan. This new migrant
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Speaker 1: caravan of approximately one thousand migrants, departed from Mexico's southern
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Speaker 1: border this weekend to make its way to Mexico City.
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Speaker 1: From there, the group is expected to disperse and find
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Speaker 1: various ways to reach the US border. The caravan is
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Speaker 1: the second to start it since October one, when the
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Speaker 1: country's new president took office. The caravan began early Sunday
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Speaker 1: morning and has officially been named God Is Guiding Us.
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Speaker 1: The caravan comprises of at this point at least one
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Speaker 1: thousand migrants from Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Haiti, Panama, and
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Speaker 1: Costa Rica, as well as some migrants from Afghanistan and Nepal.
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Speaker 1: The group plans to make its way to Mexico City
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Speaker 1: and its ultimate goal being and then crossing the US border.
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Speaker 1: Why are they doing this? Well, the migrants to make
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Speaker 1: up the caravan, they have received quote legal status in Mexico,
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Speaker 1: and we're in the process of waiting for an appointment
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Speaker 1: for the Biden Harris administrations CBP one app. That's the
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Speaker 1: app on your phone where you can then just break
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Speaker 1: into America. The group's organizers got tired of the quote
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Speaker 1: long wait times that have happened recently. Why has that
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Speaker 1: happened because Mexico and Biden Harris administration made a deal.
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Speaker 1: Their deal was simple, Hey, we're trying to get re elected.
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Speaker 1: We need to slow the number of people coming across
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Speaker 1: the border so that we can then say, look, we've
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Speaker 1: slowed the number of people that are coming across the border.
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Speaker 1: And that's the whole game plan. Say that you slowed
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Speaker 1: the number of people, and look the numbers are down
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Speaker 1: and we are securing the border. And then as soon
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Speaker 1: as they would win reelection or Kama Harris would win,
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Speaker 1: they would go right back to their old policy. And
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Speaker 1: we know exactly what the old policy was now. According
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Speaker 1: to Jonathan Rojas, the group's fears that the rhetoric of
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Speaker 1: former US President Donald Trump, voiced ROAs claims that he
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Speaker 1: was traveling due to economic reasons, due to lack of
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Speaker 1: opportunities in his native Columbia. That actually makes sense. I'm
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Speaker 1: not laying him for trying to break into America at
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Speaker 1: this point, Columbia, Vezuela, you'd bet all right, it's got
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Speaker 1: to be better there, and they give you everything for free. Like,
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Speaker 1: I don't actually blame the people that are coming, because
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Speaker 1: they've got twenty million test cases before them and it
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Speaker 1: seems to be working out better than staying in their
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Speaker 1: own country. Quote. There is real concern, however, that if
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Speaker 1: Trump gets elected, he's going to close the border. We
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Speaker 1: must go now, and that is exactly what we are doing.
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Speaker 1: God will help us. According to Venezuela's Las Verdad, the
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Speaker 1: migrants and the caravan claim that there were food shortages
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Speaker 1: in Mexico in a lack of medical care where they're
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Speaker 1: being held. The publication also know that the driving factor
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Speaker 1: behind the migrants desire to reach the United States of
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Speaker 1: America was economic need. Again, that makes sense. I understand this.
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Speaker 1: They want this economic policy of this US, which is
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Speaker 1: to give away everything. Now we also have something else
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Speaker 1: that's happening. This isn't the only story. There's another report
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Speaker 1: out that there are twenty five thoul US bound migrants
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Speaker 1: that cross the Narin Jungle in September. That's right, Panama's
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Speaker 1: migrant authority registered a massive surge of what they describe
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Speaker 1: as US bound migrants passing through the Jungle trail in September.
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Speaker 1: Largely they stay driven by Venezuelan's fleeing from their country
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Speaker 1: in the wake of the fraudulent July twenty eighth sham
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Speaker 1: presidential election. The Associated Press is reporting that over the weekend,
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Speaker 1: the surge recorded in September follows the launch of efforts
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Speaker 1: led by the administration of the President to curb the
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Speaker 1: flow of migrants passing through Panama's territory and reach to
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Speaker 1: the United States of America after taking office in July.
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Speaker 1: Why is he doing that same reason that Mexico's doing it.
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Speaker 1: They would rather have an open border three and a
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Speaker 1: half years out of four than have a closed border
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Speaker 1: for four years under Donald Trump. They love getting rid
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Speaker 1: of many of their citizens. They don't have to take
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Speaker 1: care of them. It allows for them to not be
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Speaker 1: the housing shortages that they have. It allows people an
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Speaker 1: easier chance to find a job, and many of the
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Speaker 1: people that they're allowing to leave the country are encouraging
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Speaker 1: to leave the country are also criminals. So you put
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Speaker 1: all that together and well, now you know exactly what
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Speaker 1: we've got now this direhne group is a gap that
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Speaker 1: they're coming through is quote a dangerous jungle trail that
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Speaker 1: Panama shares with Colombia and the only land bridge that
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Speaker 1: connects South and Central America. While an overwhelming majority of
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Speaker 1: the hundreds of thousands of migrants who have passed through
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Speaker 1: that gap are Venezuela nationals, migrants from other South American
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Speaker 1: nations such as Colombia, Ecuador an Asia nation such as
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Speaker 1: China continue to pass through the trail en route to
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. In twenty twenty three, Panama
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Speaker 1: Migrant Authority documented more than a half a million migrants
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Speaker 1: crossing that bridge. Half a million folks five hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty thousand and eighty five is what they quote documented.
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Speaker 1: According to the authority's most recent statistics, twenty five thousand,
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Speaker 1: eleven hundred migrants passed through the gap in September. That
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Speaker 1: is a fifty one zero point two to three percent
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Speaker 1: increase from the sixteen thousand, six hundred and three recorded
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Speaker 1: in August. What does that mean, Well, it's a huge
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Speaker 1: increase Venezuelan nationals accounted. They said for seventy eight percent
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Speaker 1: of September's total crossings totally about twenty thousand registered encounters.
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Speaker 1: That's up from eleven thousand logged in August. Nearly eight
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Speaker 1: million Venezuelans have fled their country over the past decade
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Speaker 1: as a result of the collapse of socialism in their country.
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Speaker 1: The Venezuelan migrant crisis, described as the worst migrant crisis
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Speaker 1: in the Western Hemisphere, is only comparable in size to
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Speaker 1: that of Syria and Ukraine. Notable by the way, since
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Speaker 1: Venezuela has not been in a state of war in
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Speaker 1: recent history, so that is how bad things are in
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Speaker 1: Venezuela right now. People are fleeing at a level that
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Speaker 1: we haven't seen since countries were under war in Syria
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Speaker 1: and Ukraine, and there is no war. So again, think
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Speaker 1: about that quote. The crackdown in the wake of the
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Speaker 1: July twenty eighth elections in Venezuela has already led to
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Speaker 1: increased immigration refugees internationally. Washington based NGO said a report
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Speaker 1: shared with the Associated press this week. Venezuela's socialist regime
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Speaker 1: held a fraudulent election in July, the report states, in
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Speaker 1: which the dictator, Nicholas Maduro, who occupied thirteen different positions
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Speaker 1: in the ballot, competed against a handful of handpicked rivals.
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Speaker 1: One of them was ed Mondo Gonzalez, a seventy five
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Speaker 1: year old former diplomat and the only genuine opposition candidate
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Speaker 1: allowed to run. Maduro, who controls all institutions, including the
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Speaker 1: nation's electoral authority, insisted he won the election. The opposition
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Speaker 1: has presented evidence local voter tallies that suggest that Gonzales
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Speaker 1: defeed the dictator in ate quote landslide. The dictator's fraudulent
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Speaker 1: victory claims prompted nationwide protests in Venezuela that Maduro responded
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Speaker 1: with a brutal prosecution campaign that, according to the UN estimates,
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Speaker 1: has left twenty seven dead and more than twenty four
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Speaker 1: hundred detained so far. Among those imprisoned, there are dozens
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Speaker 1: of children who have been reportedly tortured and then they
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Speaker 1: were charged with terrorism to an example that we will
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Speaker 1: not just take you the adults, but we'll take your
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Speaker 1: kids and we'll torture them, so you better shut up
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Speaker 1: and be quiet. Maduro's regime has also prosecuted dissidents through
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Speaker 1: the use of smartphone applications and established re education camps,
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Speaker 1: something Democrats advocated for in America when Donald Trump was president.
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Speaker 1: Remember when they said, We're going to have to re
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Speaker 1: educate these maga people. Re education camps for days. Yes,
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Speaker 1: they're in favor of it. It's interesting how democrats want
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Speaker 1: the same exact thing that a dictator in Venezuela is doing.
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Speaker 1: debate that's happening when it comes to this issue, and
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Speaker 1: that is just how right was Donald Trump when he
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Speaker 1: said that countries were sending us They're worst. They're sending
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Speaker 1: their rapists, they're sending their murderers, they're seeing their drug dealers,
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Speaker 1: they're seeing their gang members. They're sending all of these
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Speaker 1: people that to America. Now we know, by the way,
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Speaker 1: this is true because of the shocking report that came
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Speaker 1: out from Ice that in fact, we had caught, knowingly
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Speaker 1: caught thirteen thousand convicted murders. They were people that had
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Speaker 1: been convicted of killing in other countries. We knew who
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Speaker 1: they were, and we let them into America. There was
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Speaker 1: even more rapists than that that had been convicted of
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Speaker 1: heinous sex crimes, including crimes against children. What did the
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Speaker 1: Biden Harris team do. The borders are said, let them in. Well,
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Speaker 1: we now have even more confirmation that this is what
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Speaker 1: countries are doing. It's not hard to figure this out
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Speaker 1: because Maduro in Venezuela commissioned their their constitution right as
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Speaker 1: it was described by their local paper, and well, they
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Speaker 1: commissioned quote the construction in two of the country's prisons
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Speaker 1: that the ruling socialists decided to empty them out of
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Speaker 1: all of their inmates last year, all of them. Did
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Speaker 1: you hear that? All of them? Where do you think
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Speaker 1: they went? The reporting shows that they were told we're
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Speaker 1: going to let you out, but you better get the
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Speaker 1: hell out of this country, and they fled to the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. We also know that Gonzales fled
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Speaker 1: to Spain in September after the Maduro regime issued an
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Speaker 1: arrest warrant for him on election related criminal charges. So
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Speaker 1: he's in exile, the man that actually won the election
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Speaker 1: in Venezuela. That is when Mini said this place is
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Speaker 1: too bad, we can't survive, and we're going to leave.
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Speaker 1: And what did Maduro say, go go to America? We're
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Speaker 1: not going to stop you. And that's not the only country,
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Speaker 1: by the way, that's having problems. Other countries in the regions,
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Speaker 1: such as neighboring Brazil, have also experienced a noticeable surge,
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Speaker 1: they say, of Venezuela migrants arriving to their territory on
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Speaker 1: a daily basis in recent weeks following the fraudulent election
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Speaker 1: in July. In early September, far left president Lula Silva,
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Speaker 1: a longtime allied to the Venezuelan socialist regime, said that
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Speaker 1: his administration would continue RECs migrants fleeing from the Maduro regime,
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Speaker 1: but hope that Venezuela and Venezuelans would return to normal
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Speaker 1: soon so the migrants can return as soon as possible.
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Speaker 1: In a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in September,
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Speaker 1: Panamanian President Miltino declared the flow of US bound migrants
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Speaker 1: passing through his country and quote, immense global problem. Don't worry,
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Speaker 1: the media didn't really cover that, right because now it's
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Speaker 1: not a big deal. It's not a big deal. Let's
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Speaker 1: just keep moving on. Migrants passed through his country in
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Speaker 1: such large numbers. He said that the United States border
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Speaker 1: is functionally in Panama. The president called for joint international
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Speaker 1: efforts to curb the flow of migrants, stressing that his
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Speaker 1: country does not have the resources to solve the crisis
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Speaker 1: on its own. That was the chilling warning from the
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Speaker 1: Panamanian president at the United Nations. You probably didn't hear
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Speaker 1: anything about that because the US media, the state sponsor media,
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Speaker 1: does not share that information with the people now. Upon
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Speaker 1: taking office in July, Milino's administration began efforts to quote
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Speaker 1: limit the flow of migrants passing through that gap. Some
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Speaker 1: of the recently implemented policies, including the installation of barbari
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Speaker 1: our fences across the jungle trail trails more common routs,
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Speaker 1: dismantling vip root service used by Chinese migrants, and signing
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Speaker 1: a deal with the United States to launch US funded
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Speaker 1: deportation flights they claim has helped a little bit, But
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Speaker 1: the Associated Press stated in its report yesterday that Panama
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Speaker 1: is not deporting Venezuelans on those flights because Panama's among
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Speaker 1: the several countries that Maduro regime broke diplomatic ties with
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Speaker 1: after it refused to recognize the socialist dictator's election victory,
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Speaker 1: which was obviously stolen so you back out of this
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Speaker 1: and you just look at the two headlines. You got
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Speaker 1: a new migrant caravan headed north trying to beat possible
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Speaker 1: arrival of Donald Trump. You got twenty five thousand US
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Speaker 1: bound migrants crossing in the jungle and September alone, and
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Speaker 1: you've got a administration in the Harris Borders ar administration
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Speaker 1: who is saying, oh, no, no, the border is secure.
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Speaker 1: We're securing the border. Don't come right now, don't come
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: We know that this isn't their actual policy, and we
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Speaker 1: also know what they're going to do if they win.
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Speaker 1: As soon as they win, it's very simple what they've
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Speaker 1: decided they're going to do. They are going to go
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Speaker 1: back to the same open border policy. The other thing
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Speaker 1: that we know, and this has been a conversation over
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Speaker 1: the last several weeks, would there be deportations of people
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Speaker 1: that are already in this country. Unequivocally the Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: has said, no, we're not deporting. In fact, they're not
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Speaker 1: even willing to round up the known convicted murderers that
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Speaker 1: they've led into this country. They could do that right now.
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Speaker 1: They've deliberately chosen to put your lives at risk by
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Speaker 1: allowing those murderers to walk among us. We also know
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Speaker 1: that this party has decided and made it very clear
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Speaker 1: that they're not going to go pick up the rapists
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Speaker 1: that have already been convicted of rape and sex crimes,
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Speaker 1: including many against children. They're willing to allow them to
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Speaker 1: walk among your children and commit other heinous crimes against children,
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Speaker 1: which unfortunately we see all too often on a regular
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Speaker 1: basis every day in this country. Now it's happening somewhere.
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Speaker 1: They're also not willing. They are not willing to even
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Speaker 1: go get these people and deport them right now. So
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Speaker 1: if they're not willing to do that now, then the
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Speaker 1: question that you have to ask yourself is would they
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Speaker 1: has broken that apparently her team is seeing what I
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Speaker 1: and others are seeing. And I don't want to be
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Speaker 1: overconfident on this that I want to be clear. They're
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Speaker 1: seeing a trend, and the trend is that her lead
20:25
Speaker 1: has started to disappear over Donald Trump, and her lead
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Speaker 1: were dying and people were suffering, and that first hurricane
20:46
Speaker 1: Helene that killed well over one hundred, what was Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris doing? We talked about it. She was doing interviews
20:57
Speaker 1: with people that are insanely friendly to her, doing interviews
21:02
Speaker 1: with people that absolutely loved her. She was doing interviews
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Speaker 1: with shows that are about sex and just I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I'll call it soft porn. These shows called literally call
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Speaker 1: her Daddy, Okay, These shows that she was doing and
21:26
Speaker 1: then doing late night comedy shows and doing all of
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Speaker 1: these shows where the people are endorsing her, raising money
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Speaker 1: for her. They thought, all right, we're going to roll
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Speaker 1: her out for five days of big, big shows. Not big,
21:41
Speaker 1: big interviews, but big shows. It's all production. This is
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Speaker 1: all fake, none of this is real. I want to
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Speaker 1: be clear about that, like, this is this is all
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Speaker 1: a you know what show, This is all propaganda, Okay,
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Speaker 1: And they were hoping for a bump afterwards they didn't
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Speaker 1: get it. In fact, she's continue in her decline. I'm
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Speaker 1: not saying that I'm getting over confident here, I want
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Speaker 1: to be clear. But what i am saying is we're
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Speaker 1: seeing a shift. Now. We've learned that Kamala Harris is
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Speaker 1: about to do an interview with Brett bear Over at
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Speaker 1: Fox News. And not only did Brett Beer talk about
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Speaker 1: this on my friend Hugh Hewits show today, but he
22:25
Speaker 1: also said that the interview will be quote unedited and
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Speaker 1: no commercials, and you will see every second. Now, if
22:36
Speaker 1: you are putting on your political hat, and that's what
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Speaker 1: I'm doing to give you this analysis. If I'm winning,
22:44
Speaker 1: and I believe that I'm winning, and I'm running Harris's campaign,
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Speaker 1: there's no way in hell I'm putting her on Fox
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Speaker 1: News Channel with any host that's number one. I'm definitely
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Speaker 1: not doing it with Brett Bear because Brett Baer asked
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Speaker 1: tough questions. By the way, Brettbearer asked tough questions and
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Speaker 1: Republicans all the time. Brett Bear is pretty tough on conservatives,
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Speaker 1: all right. So this is a guy that I think
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Speaker 1: still believes his job at Fox is to be a journalist,
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Speaker 1: and he is a guy that is not an easy interview.
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Speaker 1: It is stupid if you're winning for Kamala Harris to
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Speaker 1: do an interview with Brett Beer. So why would she
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Speaker 1: do this interview now? Because I believe their internal numbers
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Speaker 1: are showing that she's in such a decline that she's
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Speaker 1: got to do something that makes her seem legitimate, and
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Speaker 1: doing an interview with Brett Bher can at least give
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Speaker 1: you a talking point and legitimize your race. Does that
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Speaker 1: make sense? Even if the interview doesn't go well, I
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Speaker 1: think they're hoping, well, no one was going to vote
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Speaker 1: for us, is going to be watching Fox News Channel
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Speaker 1: or Brettbear anyway, So then we have a talking point
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Speaker 1: that we're not hiding from the media, that we're not
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Speaker 1: doing softball interview use on podcasts like Call Her Daddy.
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Speaker 1: We're not just doing shows that are doing fundraisers for
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Speaker 1: me on late night TV. I also think this is
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Speaker 1: in response to how some of the media and we
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Speaker 1: saw this and I talked about this on the show yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Saturday Night Live had an open where they ripped on
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Speaker 1: her on Saturday Night. Why would they do that right now,
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Speaker 1: because I think they're hedging their bets seeing the same
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Speaker 1: polling that Harris is saying that is showing there's a
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Speaker 1: very good chance that Kamala Harris may in fact not win,
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Speaker 1: that she's losing steam, that she's coming back down to earth.
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Speaker 1: So you don't take this risk unless you need to
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Speaker 1: do something to change the narrative. Now, there's two ways
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Speaker 1: to look at this interview. If you're the Harris campaign,
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Speaker 1: you can say, hey, even if it's bad, does it
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Speaker 1: really hurt us that much? Because then we get to
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Speaker 1: say over and over again. I've even sat down with
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Speaker 1: Fox News Channel. See I am a real leader here
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Speaker 1: and I can take the tough questions, so I'm not
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Speaker 1: some protected hiding in Joe Biden's basement candidate here. There's
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Speaker 1: also a donor fatigue that is set in from what
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Speaker 1: I've been told, and the money is not coming in
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Speaker 1: like it was the beginning, with all the excitement and
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Speaker 1: and and some of that's just perspective. You got to
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Speaker 1: understand if you're on the Titanic. And I use this
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Speaker 1: example when when Joe Biden's ship was going down and
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Speaker 1: you're on the Titanic and it's in, it's running smooth,
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Speaker 1: everything's fine, and a crappy little boat pulls up next
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Speaker 1: to you. I'm talking like the crappiest boat out there
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Speaker 1: in the sea and says, hey, An, you guys want
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Speaker 1: to get on this boat this I think your boat's
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Speaker 1: going to wreck. You'd laugh at it, right, But then
25:44
Speaker 1: when you hit the iceberg and you're going down, you
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Speaker 1: jump on anything that's floating, whether it had an engine
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Speaker 1: or not, whether you're wet or dry, like anything to
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Speaker 1: hold on to looks amazing. And that was the perspective
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Speaker 1: of hairt with many Democratic voters. And then they turned
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Speaker 1: her into the best thing since sliced bread. They turned
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Speaker 1: her into a savior. And so there was a bunch
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Speaker 1: of momentum from that moment because they knew they were
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Speaker 1: going to lose with Joe Biden after that debate with
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and so Democrats were like, all right, we
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Speaker 1: got we got a lifeline, right, we got we got
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Speaker 1: we got the paddles out. We shocked the patient. He's
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Speaker 1: breathing still or oh the woods yet, but but at
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Speaker 1: least we're alive. They got given a lifeline by the
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Speaker 1: name of Harris. And that's why you saw them get
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Speaker 1: so excited in the kumbaiyism that threw down they threw
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Speaker 1: down on and that's why they were so pumped because
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Speaker 1: they got a second chance at winning. Well, now a
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Speaker 1: lot of that has disappeared because she's a bad candidate.
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Speaker 1: Brett Baer saying this about the interview he's going to do.
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Speaker 1: Listen and Glory America, bullgeor High Canada.
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Speaker 3: Here, Hewett here with Brett behar who gets the scoop
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Speaker 3: of the year. He gets to sit down with Condall
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Speaker 3: Harris tomorrow night. You'll see it live to tape on
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Speaker 3: Special Report at six. I believe he gets to tape
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Speaker 3: between five thirty and six am. I right about that, Brett.
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Speaker 2: Hey here, good morning, five and five thirty, which it's
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Speaker 2: a quick turnaround. So I started out by saying we
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Speaker 2: planned to run it, you know, uninterrupted. But I had
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Speaker 2: to check with the business people to make sure that
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Speaker 2: we didn't have any commercials in there, and we didn't
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Speaker 2: have to cut it in half or something. But for
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Speaker 2: everybody who's been asking, it is as live. In other words,
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Speaker 2: we roll the tape, but it's running just as we
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Speaker 2: we do it. So from beginning to end, you'll see
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Speaker 2: every second and it will be unedited, and we will
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Speaker 2: run it without commercial straight through the first half hour
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Speaker 2: of my show.
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Speaker 1: First half hour. This is big. This is a gamble
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Speaker 1: for Harris. Now, I said, they must be seeing the
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Speaker 1: same polls that I'm sing. There is a new poll out,
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Speaker 1: for example, right now, and is a poll that has
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Speaker 1: Trump up three points in a lead over Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania. That is significant because she could have chosen
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Speaker 1: a VP from Pennsylvania that probably would have guaranteed her
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Speaker 1: that swing state. Why did she not pick him? She
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Speaker 1: didn't pick him because he was Jewish. In the extreme
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Speaker 1: of her party, the socialists and Marxists and communists said no, no,
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Speaker 1: you can't have a Jew on the ticket because we're
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Speaker 1: anti Semites. So now we see this new poll that's
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Speaker 1: out that former President Donald Trump is holding a three
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Speaker 1: point lead over Harris in the swing state of Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 1: according to a recent poll. This poll, conducted by Brassmusen
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Speaker 1: Reports an American Thinker between October the ninth and the thirteenth,
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Speaker 1: so it's a big sample size, found that fifty percent
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Speaker 1: of likely voters in Pennsylvania would vote for Trump in
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Speaker 1: the upcoming presidential election, while forty seven percent of likely
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Speaker 1: voters would vote for Harris. The poll was significant in
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Speaker 1: side over one thousand people. Over one thousand people that
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Speaker 1: are likely voters. I should stay in a state that
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Speaker 1: has a margin of sampling ERA of plus or minus
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Speaker 1: three points. What we're seeing is is there's a trend
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Speaker 1: Trump up three now. A previous poll conducted by the
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Speaker 1: same group in September on September the nineteenth through the
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Speaker 1: twenty second, found that Trump and Harris were tied at
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Speaker 1: forty eight percent among likely voters in Pennsylvania. In another
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Speaker 1: poll conducted by Insider Advantage, which surveyed a smaller sample
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Speaker 1: size eight hundred likely voters in Pennsylvania between October the
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Speaker 1: seventh and the eight Trump received forty nine percent of
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Speaker 1: support while Harris received forty seven That is a two
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Speaker 1: point lead. Now, the results of the recent Pennsylvania Rasmusen
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Speaker 1: Report reports an American finger poll come after voter registration
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Speaker 1: data for Pennsylvania revealed that the Republican Party has registered
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Speaker 1: more than sixty thousand, seven hundred and ten people to
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Speaker 1: vote during September the eighteenth. During December, Democratic Party, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: not doing that during December, or let me rephrase that.
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Speaker 1: Excuse me. During September, the Democratic Party during the same
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Speaker 1: time period registered about thirty five thousand people. So you
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Speaker 1: had Republicans that registered sixty thousand, Democrats that registered thirty
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Speaker 1: five thousand. That means that the Republicans are doing a
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Speaker 1: better job of getting people registered to vote in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 1: which brings me back to another clip that I want
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Speaker 1: to play for you, and that is Joe Rogan. Now,
30:32
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan is a guy that is I would argue,
30:38
Speaker 1: is much more kind of everyday guy. He doesn't do
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Speaker 1: politics on the show. Every day. He has interesting conversations
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Speaker 1: with interesting people. Some of them are even you know,
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Speaker 1: unique people or people that have theories that have you know,
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Speaker 1: haven't necessarily been proven, but they have discussions about everything.
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Speaker 1: There's nothing off limits and that's why the show is
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Speaker 1: so popular again. Made an interesting point on his podcast yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Listen to what he said about Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 4: Bothers me the fragility of the human mind. You know
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Speaker 4: that we're so everybody forever was like, Kamala Harris is
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Speaker 4: the worst vice president, She's the least popular vice president
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Speaker 4: of all time, and then in a moment, a moment
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Speaker 4: in time, all of a sudden, she's our solution, she's
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Speaker 4: our hero. Everybody's with her. All these social media posts
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Speaker 4: about her. Try googling a negative story on her. You
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Speaker 4: won't find one. So do you think they have her medicated?
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Speaker 4: Because there was a guy that was speculating that some
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Speaker 4: of the things that she says the way she's sort
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Speaker 4: of disconnected sometimes and I don't know some of these rambles,
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Speaker 4: that it's negative of certain anti anxiety medication. I do
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Speaker 4: not know if this is true. See if you can
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Speaker 4: find that, because really that would say that about would
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Speaker 4: make future president. Yeah, she's gonna win, No, she's not.
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Speaker 4: She can win.
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Speaker 1: She absolutely can win. I do not think she's going
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Speaker 1: to win because the more she talks, like in twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: how bad do you have to be that you can't
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Speaker 1: even make Iowa. She couldn't even compete with the mayor
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Speaker 1: of South Bend. She couldn't even compete with the mayor
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Speaker 1: of South Bend. Now, I don't know about the medication part.
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Speaker 1: I don't really care. But what I do care about
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Speaker 1: is that last statement. The more she talks, the worse
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Speaker 1: it gets. If she's starting to see the polling number
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Speaker 1: that we're seeing, and clearly her campaign is to the
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Speaker 1: point where they're now saying, we're gonna sit down with
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Speaker 1: Brett Barrett, Fox News Channel, and they believe that the
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Speaker 1: upside is worth it, and the downside is, well, none
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Speaker 1: of the people that we're gonna vote for us anyway,
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Speaker 1: watch Brett bear. So we're gonna just do it anyway,
32:47
Speaker 1: and we're gonna say, see, we're doing hard hitting, real interviews.
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Speaker 1: I do believe that there is a real chance that
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Speaker 1: this is one of those last ditch efforts where things
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Speaker 1: aren't going well and you're trying to write the ship.
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Speaker 1: And that's now where we are, and that is good
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Speaker 1: news for Donald Trump. That's very good news for Donald Trump.