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Biden Threatens to Lock You Up on Anniversary of Jan 6th · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: The Democrats. Nine to eleven is upon us. It's not
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Speaker 1: actually nine to eleven. No, no, they act like nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven is a day where only one person died,
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Speaker 1: and that person was unarmed and at the hands of
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Speaker 1: the government shooting her.
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Speaker 2: That is their nine to eleven.
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Speaker 1: The date January the sixth, a day that they made
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Speaker 1: sure to let everyone know was the worst day in
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Speaker 1: the history of this country, in our democracy. And it
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Speaker 1: is no different than nine eleven. It is their nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven. The President of the United States of America
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Speaker 1: actually came down and bragged about pro Trump protesters being sentenced.
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Speaker 2: He did the math or someone did it for him.
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Speaker 2: Let's be honest.
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Speaker 1: Of a eight hundred and forty years in prison, they're
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Speaker 1: bragging about it.
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Speaker 2: This from Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 3: Listen, one desperate act available to him, the violence of
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Speaker 3: January the sixth. Since that day, more than one two
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Speaker 3: hundred people have been charged for a.
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Speaker 2: Saul in the Capitol. Only nine hundred of them have
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Speaker 2: been convicted or pled guilty.
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Speaker 3: Collectively, to date, they have been sent to more than
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Speaker 3: eight hundred and forty years in prison.
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Speaker 2: What's Trump done?
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Speaker 3: Instead of calling them criminals, He's called these these insurrectionist patriots.
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Speaker 3: They're patriots, and he promised to pardon them if he
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Speaker 3: returns to office. Trump said that there was a lot
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Speaker 3: of love on January the sixth, the rest of the nation,
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Speaker 3: including law enforcement, saw a lot of hate and violence.
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Speaker 3: One Capitol police officer called it a medieval battle. That
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Speaker 3: same officer called vile. Rate was called we'll raise his names.
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Speaker 3: He said, he was more afraid.
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Speaker 1: This is a president of the United States of America
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Speaker 1: that is bragging about weaponizing the government under his leadership.
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Speaker 2: And again, I'm going to read that quote for you.
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Speaker 1: Nearly nine hundred of them, right, they're not even American citizens.
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Speaker 1: They're them right, These are these are these are al Qaeda.
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Speaker 1: This is this is isis nearly nine hundred of them.
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Speaker 1: You're not an American citizen to him if you are
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Speaker 1: a conservative or a Republican or we're anywhere around the
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Speaker 1: capital on their nine to eleven January the sixth, where
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Speaker 1: only one person died at the hands of the government.
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Speaker 2: And she was unarmed, and it was caught on tape.
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Speaker 1: But there was nearly nine hundred of them that had
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Speaker 1: been convicted or plaid guilty collectively to date, meaning it's
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Speaker 1: not over yet. They have been sentenced to more than
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Speaker 1: eight hundred and forty years in prison. That is a
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Speaker 1: president of the United States of America bragging about locking
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Speaker 1: up political opponents. And if you think it's just Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden that's talking about this.
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Speaker 2: No, you're wrong.
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Speaker 1: The Attorney General of the United States of America wanted
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Speaker 1: to take time today to warn America that they will
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Speaker 1: come for you.
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Speaker 2: They will lock you up.
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Speaker 1: And if you're a Trump supporter or a Maga Republican,
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Speaker 1: you're on notice.
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Speaker 2: Listen to this.
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Speaker 4: Before beginning our meeting, I want to take a moment
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Speaker 4: to recognize that tomorrow marks the third anniversary of the
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Speaker 4: January sixth attack on the Capitol. For our country, January
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Speaker 4: sixth was an unprecedented attack on the cornerstone of our
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Speaker 4: system of government, the peaceful transfer of power from one
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Speaker 4: administration to the next. For many of the law enforcement
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Speaker 4: officers defending the capital on that day, January sixth was
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Speaker 4: also dangerous, painful, and personal. On that day, officers were punched, tackled,
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Speaker 4: and tasted as they defended the Capitol and those inside.
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Speaker 4: One officer was crushed in a door and another was
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Speaker 4: dragged out a flight of stairs. Officers were attacked with
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Speaker 4: chemical agents that burned their eyes and skin. They were
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Speaker 4: assaulted with pipes, poles, and other dangerous and deadly weapons.
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Speaker 4: Over the course of several hours, law enforcement officers defending
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Speaker 4: the capital sustained a barrage of repeated violent attacks. One
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Speaker 4: hundred and forty officers were assaulted. We honor the officers
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Speaker 4: who selflessly defended members of Congress and others inside the
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Speaker 4: Capitol that day. Our efforts are with the loved ones
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Speaker 4: who are grieving for the five officers who have lost
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Speaker 4: their lives in the line of duty as a result
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Speaker 4: of what happened to them on January sixth. We must
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Speaker 4: never forget the terrible violence inflicted on law enforcement officers
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Speaker 4: on January sixth. Since the January sixth attack, the Justice
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Speaker 4: Department has engaged in what has become one of the
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Speaker 4: largest and most complex and resource intensive investigations.
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Speaker 5: In our history.
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Speaker 4: We have initiated prosecutions and secured convictions across a wide
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Speaker 4: range of criminal conduct on January sixth, as well as
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Speaker 4: in the days and weeks leading up to the attack.
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Speaker 4: We have secured convictions of those who brutally assaulted officers
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Speaker 4: at the Capitol. We have secured convictions against those who
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Speaker 4: obstructed the certification of the presidential election. We have secured
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Speaker 4: convictions of leaders of both the Proud Boys and the
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Speaker 4: Oathkeepers for seditious conspiracy. So far, we have charged over
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Speaker 4: twelve hundred and fifty individuals and obtained over eight hundred
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Speaker 4: and ninety convictions in connection with the January sixth attack.
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Speaker 5: Our work continues.
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Speaker 4: As I said before, the Justice Department will hold all
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Speaker 4: January sixth perpetrates at any level accountable under the law,
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Speaker 4: whether they were present that day or otherwise criminally responsible
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Speaker 4: for the assault on our democracy.
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Speaker 2: Let me just be clear about what you're hearing.
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Speaker 1: And I want to make a distinction here because somebody
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Speaker 1: in the media will say that I was defending those
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Speaker 1: that attack police officers. Those that have attacked police officers,
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Speaker 1: they absolutely deserve to be charge of crimes. Those that
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Speaker 1: went into the Capitol and do were destroying property and
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Speaker 1: breaking into the building and smashing windows, they deserve to
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Speaker 1: be held accountable for those crimes. But if a police
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Speaker 1: officer opened a door for you and chauffeured you around
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Speaker 1: the Capitol, you are not a threat to this country
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Speaker 1: or our democracy. You should not be treated like you
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Speaker 1: are a terrorist. Notice how they said we will never forget.
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Speaker 1: This is their nine to eleven. I'm not making it up.
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Speaker 1: The Democratic Party is treating January the sixth like nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven, saying we'll never forget. In reality, what they're
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Speaker 1: saying is this is your warning, America. You get out
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Speaker 1: of line or you do something we don't like, we
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Speaker 1: will use the entire resource of the United States government
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Speaker 1: to come after you and to bury you, and then
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Speaker 1: we will brag about it as we do it. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: you can be on the Terrace watch list and walk
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Speaker 1: across our southern border and probably get free transportation to
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Speaker 1: a city and a hotel of your choosing at taxpayer expense.
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Speaker 1: If you think that these people, as they give these speeches,
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Speaker 1: give a crap about this country, you're wrong. They give
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Speaker 1: a crap about power, and that is it. They don't
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Speaker 1: care about anything else but power, and part of power
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Speaker 1: is silencing your political opponents, which is exactly what they
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Speaker 1: are now celebrating in these comments as they are orchestrated.
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Speaker 1: Garland's comments come hour before the President then makes his
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Speaker 1: comment cheering about how many hours he put Trump supporters
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Speaker 1: in jail.
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Speaker 2: They used the entire power.
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Speaker 1: Of the US government to go and find grandmothers who
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Speaker 1: did not, by the way, do anything when they were
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Speaker 1: inside the Capitol except walk around like tourists.
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Speaker 2: But you were there that day, and you were around.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: To the police officers that were assaulted, I stand by them.
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Speaker 1: But to the Americans that were there that didn't do
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Speaker 1: anything wrong, and the doors were opened by people in
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Speaker 1: leadership in the Capitol building, they are not terrorists. One
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Speaker 1: other final thing is, and we still have not gotten
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Speaker 1: a straight answer, is how many different undercover or agitators
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Speaker 1: were on the payroll that day in those crowds trying
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Speaker 1: to incite the violence. How many undercover people were acting
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Speaker 1: like they were a part of the quote a radical
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Speaker 1: group that help people get fired up on that day.
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Speaker 1: Still no one can answer that question in our government.
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Speaker 2: Will they know the answer. They refuse to answer it.
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Speaker 1: So on the Democrats' anniversary of their nine to eleven,
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Speaker 1: I say to them.
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Speaker 2: Screw you.
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Speaker 1: You want to know what the biggest threat to democracy is,
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Speaker 1: It is the scumbags in office who sit there and
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Speaker 1: tell you that they put people in jail for eight
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Speaker 1: hundred and forty years and brag about it. Let me
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Speaker 1: just also put this into comparison. As Democrats sit here
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Speaker 1: and they act like they stand behind law enforcement and
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Speaker 1: the men and women that were attacked on January the sixth,
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Speaker 1: they won't answer the question of how many people were
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Speaker 1: there agitators on the government payroll to actually put those
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Speaker 1: people's lives at risk. They still have not been able
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Speaker 1: to answer that question. And that's an important question, all right,
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Speaker 1: number one, But number two, don't forget who this party is.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget that this party is a party that is
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Speaker 1: corrupt as hell, a party that is anti police, a
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Speaker 1: party that has defund the police, a party that says
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Speaker 1: they want to abolish the police, they want to.
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Speaker 2: Abolish law enforcement.
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Speaker 1: Never ever, ever, ever forget that is the Democratic Party.
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Speaker 1: And if you think that was just their policies from
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago, right when they were doing
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Speaker 1: the whole abolish the police black lives matter thing, and
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Speaker 1: you think maybe, oh, maybe it was a trend, they
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Speaker 1: learned their lesson, You're wrong. They have not learned their lesson.
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Speaker 1: Let me give you a new example of this. In
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Speaker 1: Wisconsin right now, in a small community, half of the
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Speaker 1: police force quit in a single day whine because they're
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Speaker 1: village board members, which is the same as a city
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Speaker 1: council or board of Aldermen County Commission. They decided they
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Speaker 1: wanted to get rid of the police all together, and
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Speaker 1: then when there was outrage, all right, keyword outrage from
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Speaker 1: the public, they decided to undermine the police but still
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Speaker 1: keep them.
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Speaker 2: Listen to this report.
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Speaker 1: This comes from a small town in Big Ben, Wisconsin.
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Speaker 1: They all resigned and they've all placed the blame at
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Speaker 1: the feet.
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Speaker 2: Of the village board members.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to this report from the local news there.
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Speaker 6: Here's of a local police department quitting on the same
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Speaker 6: day the village of Big Ben announced the resignations. On
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Speaker 6: his Facebook page twelve Who's this Nick Boor is live
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Speaker 6: there with the look of the reason behind the mass exodus.
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Speaker 7: Nick Well, the five officers represent nearly half of the
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Speaker 7: police department.
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Speaker 8: Here.
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Speaker 7: I spoke with one of the resigning officers who told
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Speaker 7: me there's a general sense here that they don't have
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Speaker 7: the support of the village board in Big Ben, and
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Speaker 7: it only got he says, after the recent death of
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Speaker 7: their police chief. The yard signs and blue ribbons of
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Speaker 7: support are still displayed in Big ben Sprouting three months
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Speaker 7: ago when the village board decided to disband the police
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Speaker 7: department after public pressure. They reversed themselves, but the damage
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Speaker 7: was done. Five police officers abruptly resigned Thursday, one of
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Speaker 7: them Officer James Sonneberg, who early this month at a
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Speaker 7: board meeting in uniform, left no doubt about how he
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Speaker 7: felt about the village board.
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Speaker 9: You are so fully ied harassment of this village boarder
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Speaker 9: and all that I've been doing.
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Speaker 2: With throughout the years.
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Speaker 7: The head of the fire and Police commission also quit.
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Speaker 7: I resigned because of the village board. Mark Anderson says
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Speaker 7: the sudden death of police Chief Don Gaglioni in October
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Speaker 7: could have helped unify community leadership, but he says it
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Speaker 7: only fractured further.
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Speaker 10: I feel bad for the residents of Big Bend. There
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Speaker 10: is a clear division here in the village.
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Speaker 7: Anderson says the village president's plan to dissolve the firing
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Speaker 7: police commission this month was the last straw for him
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Speaker 7: and the five officers quitting.
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Speaker 2: There very well could be a lack of service here.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 10: I know that Walkerson County Sheriff, you know, will fill in,
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Speaker 10: so there will be coverage, but there will not be
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Speaker 10: quick response because there's just no possible way for that
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Speaker 10: to happen. And I really feel bad about that because
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Speaker 10: the people are leaving because of the village board.
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Speaker 1: This is a liberal board that decided we can abolish
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Speaker 1: our police department and we'll just get rid of them.
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Speaker 1: Oh fireman, we don't need them too. This is lawlessness.
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Speaker 1: This is the Democratic Party. So when they tell you, oh, no,
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Speaker 1: we're in favor of law and order on this nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven day that we are having here right January
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Speaker 1: the sixth, aha, remind them.
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Speaker 2: Of the same organization.
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Speaker 1: It says, we don't need police, we don't need fire,
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Speaker 1: we don't need law and order, we need anarchy.
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Speaker 2: Do whatever the hell you want to do, whenever you
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Speaker 2: want to do it.
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Speaker 1: And it's not just by the way in Wisconsin where
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Speaker 1: this is happening. In our nation's capital, DC, crime has
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Speaker 1: completely spiraled out of control. It is to a point
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Speaker 1: now where the shoplifters are uniting against the retailers and
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Speaker 1: calling online for shoplifters to unite against these retailers with
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Speaker 1: things that they have put online that said, and I'm
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Speaker 1: reading it verbatim here, take everything that's not nailed down.
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Speaker 2: That's what a flyer.
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Speaker 1: Says, allegedly calling for people to ransack a grocery store.
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Speaker 1: Fifty two different restaurants in DC have closed this year,
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Speaker 1: not because they can't, you know, have people come eat there,
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Speaker 1: because of the crime around them and the people that
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Speaker 1: are coming in and not paying their bills and stealing.
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Speaker 2: That is the real Democrats America.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to this report about the fifty two
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Speaker 1: restaurants closing in DC this year, many of them right
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Speaker 1: around the Capitol and right around the White House where
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden lives.
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Speaker 11: Costs and surgeon crime pushing fifty two restaurants to close
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Speaker 11: their doors in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 2: This year.
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Speaker 11: That includes our next guest, who closed one of his
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Speaker 11: restaurants in November, saying he's simply tired of his customers
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Speaker 11: and staff getting robbed, threatened, and carjacked. Noe Landini is
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Speaker 11: the managing director and CEO of Rex Management. He joins
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Speaker 11: US now and he has some of the best restaurants
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Speaker 11: in d C. I have been to many of the
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Speaker 11: Landini establishments, But you know, Noe, I was really pleased that.
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Speaker 2: We had a chance to talk to you today.
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Speaker 11: Because DC restaurant tours are really feeling the pain. It's
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Speaker 11: not just coming out of the high costs from inflation,
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Speaker 11: but now crime is having an impact.
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Speaker 2: El Yeah, No.
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Speaker 9: I mean it's you know, you can pull these these
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Speaker 9: numbers up on MPD and the FBI and i b
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Speaker 9: RS system, and the numbers are literally are staggering. And
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Speaker 9: it's amazing to me that we're no more people are
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Speaker 9: talking about it. I mean, we're talking about it today,
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Speaker 9: but this has been going on for a year. We're
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Speaker 9: talking about we're talking about mark police cruisers getting carjacked, ambulances.
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Speaker 5: We had an American Red Cross.
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Speaker 9: Van that was supposed to feed the homeless the other
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Speaker 9: day get carjacked. I mean, it's out of control, and
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Speaker 9: you know, we're wondering. Obviously we didn't. We decided not
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Speaker 9: to redo our lease because the other in the next
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Speaker 9: five years it didn't make sense from an investment standpoint.
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Speaker 9: But what's the long game here, Like, what is the
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Speaker 9: long game for mayors like DC or in New York
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Speaker 9: to like completely destroy their city and not provide the
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Speaker 9: resources that we need to conduct business well.
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Speaker 11: And that's a great point in Mayor Buel Bowser of
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Speaker 11: DC I've interviewed her numerous times.
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Speaker 2: She is really all hands on.
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Speaker 11: Deck and looking to the Dccity Council. But the problem
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Speaker 11: you point out, the numbers are astounding. Look here, we
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Speaker 11: can show our viewers what you're talking about. Motor vehicle
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Speaker 11: theft up eighty four percent, robbery sixty eight percent, violent
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Speaker 11: crime thirty nine percent, homicides thirty six percent, and the
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Speaker 11: list goes.
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Speaker 2: On and on.
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Speaker 11: But I want to hear from you, knowe, how it's
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Speaker 11: affecting specifically customers and employees who have to worry about
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Speaker 11: being robbed or even carjacked.
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Speaker 5: We're going across the river to Virginia.
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Speaker 9: You know, it's a fifteen minute drive, and you have
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Speaker 9: a better safer experience. Employees are safer, Customers don't have
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Speaker 9: to deal with the thing things that they have to
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Speaker 9: deal with downtown. Right now, if you walk around, I'll
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Speaker 9: just walk around. Just walk around, walk around the arena,
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Speaker 9: walk around in Penn Quarter, and.
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Speaker 5: Tell me what your experience is like.
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Speaker 9: Okay, we're not just getting heckled by panhandlers or anything
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Speaker 9: like that.
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Speaker 5: It's aggressive.
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Speaker 9: It is extremely aggressive and uncomfortable.
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Speaker 2: It's extremely aggressive and uncomfortable.
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Speaker 1: This is what's happening in democratic cities all over the country,
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Speaker 1: chaos erupting lawlessness, trying to get rid of law enforcement. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: on January the sixth, like, we stand with law enforcement,
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Speaker 1: and we've locked up our political opponents to the point
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Speaker 1: where they're in jail for eight hundred and forty years.
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Speaker 1: That is the President of the United States of America
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Speaker 1: bragging at nearly nine hundred of them.
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Speaker 2: They're not even Americans, they're them.
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Speaker 1: They're less than have been convicted or pled guilty collectively
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Speaker 1: to eight they've been sentenced to more than eight hundred
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Speaker 1: and forty years in prison. Now, I was just in Washington, DC,
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Speaker 1: and I was literally one block from the White House.
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Speaker 2: I was at fifteenth and Pen. I could hit.
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Speaker 1: A seven iron to the grounds of the White House.
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Speaker 2: That's how close this is.
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Speaker 1: I walked out of my hotel and I need to
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Speaker 1: go get some deodorant, and there's a CVS. I went
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Speaker 1: to the CVS and the deodorant is now locked up.
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Speaker 1: This is one block at fifteenth and Pen. Now, to
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Speaker 1: put in perspective, there are five star hotels all around
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Speaker 1: and four star hotels all around the CVS. This is
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Speaker 1: not a bad part of town. It's one block from
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Speaker 1: the White House. The average per night there is five
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Speaker 1: to six hundred dollars a night in any hotel right
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Speaker 1: around and that's on the low end.
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Speaker 2: It can be nine hundred, eleven hundred, twelve hundred if
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Speaker 2: it's in high time.
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Speaker 1: That's what you're dealing with when it comes to pricing
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Speaker 1: around the White House. So understand, this is the I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's one block from the White House. It's a nice neighborhood,
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Speaker 1: if you want to put it that way. I went
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Speaker 1: into the CBS and went to go get a thing
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Speaker 1: at Siga Deodorant. It was locked up. I then had
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Speaker 1: to push a button to then have someone come and
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Speaker 1: unlock it. And I said to the guy that came,
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Speaker 1: I said, I was like.
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Speaker 2: I used to live here in DC. I got to ask,
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Speaker 2: is it really this bad or is.
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Speaker 1: This just kind of like a na like a like
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Speaker 1: a a wide you know, all right, every store in
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Speaker 1: the DC area, because there are some high crime areas,
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Speaker 1: no doubt about it, lock everything up. He said no, no,
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Speaker 1: he said, we have so many people that are shoplifting
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Speaker 1: now in this store one block from the White House
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Speaker 1: that we have to now base up, lock up everything
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Speaker 1: and I said, what else is locked up? Because I
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Speaker 1: went in like focused on just getting deodorant and walking out.
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Speaker 1: He said, oh, look at this. He walked me around
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Speaker 1: a toothpaste. The tooth was locked up. He goes, you
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Speaker 1: want to see something else, He said, come look at
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Speaker 1: the Christmas candy.
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Speaker 2: The Christmas candy.
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Speaker 1: When I was there, this was right before Christmas was
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Speaker 1: locked up, and I was like, you've got to be
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Speaker 1: kidding me. He said, no, we have to lock everything
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Speaker 1: up because people walk in here they know they will
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Speaker 1: not be caught, and even if they are caught, they
21:21
Speaker 1: know they will not be prosecuted, and they will steal
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Speaker 1: everything if it is not locked up, including things like
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Speaker 1: deodorant and toothpaste. So we'll lock up our opponents. We
21:32
Speaker 1: just won't lock up the criminals in this country. In fact,
21:35
Speaker 1: we let them go all the time. Let me give
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Speaker 1: you an example of another just perfect story that lines
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Speaker 1: up with the lawlessness of the Democratic Party. We've got
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Speaker 1: now all the A listeners that have been named in
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Speaker 1: the newly unselled Jeffrey Epstein documents. We've got dozens of
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Speaker 1: high profile men, high profile names, including royalty politicians, famous
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Speaker 1: scientists that have now appeared in this avalanche of previously
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Speaker 1: sealed court documents related Jeffrey Epstein. And my question for
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Speaker 1: the Democrats is, why aren't you guys investigating?
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Speaker 2: Why are you not investigating?
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Speaker 1: Why is it that our government had Jeffrey Epstein and
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Speaker 1: we basically gave him a slap on the wrists just
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Speaker 1: like he was Hunter Biden in one hell of a
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Speaker 1: basically a plea deal. Now, this trove of papers filed
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Speaker 1: in an Epstein accuser twenty fifteen defamation lawsuit against the
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Speaker 1: dead sex offenders Madame Maxwell, included references to Prince Andrew,
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Speaker 1: a hell of a lot of references to former President
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton and Stephen Hawkings, among other major figures. The
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Speaker 1: lengthy lists of bold faced names paints a troubling picture
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Speaker 1: of Epstein's double life as an ace financier who used
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Speaker 1: his wealth and connections to victimize countless underage girls. The
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Speaker 1: forty newly unsealed documents are part of a larger group
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Speaker 1: of about two hundred and fifty. They're expected to be
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Speaker 1: released in the coming days, naming more than seven, or
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Speaker 1: more than I should say, a one hundred and seventy
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Speaker 1: people with ties directly to Jeffrey Epstein, including victims and
23:21
Speaker 1: former employees. Before this latest document dump, there was a
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Speaker 1: lot of speculation about who might be named. There were
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Speaker 1: a lot of people that said I had nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with Epstein whose name showed up in these documents.
23:38
Speaker 1: There were others whose names showed up that were actually
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Speaker 1: vindicated of any wrongdoing with Epstein in these documents.
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Speaker 2: One of those is the name Donald J. Trump. Yet
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Speaker 2: the media still wanting you to believe that somehow.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, who kicked Epstein out of Marlago, who had
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with him, as the document state, are
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Speaker 1: still trying to connect Jeffrey Epstein to Donald J.
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Speaker 2: Trump.
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Speaker 1: MSNBC's Primetime Guy Chris Hayes said this on his show
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Speaker 1: Take a Listen.
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Speaker 12: And I have to say, it is really just so
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Speaker 12: unbelievable that Fox News Republicans' concerns have made Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 12: Jeffrey Epstein the focal point of their worldview about who
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Speaker 12: the bad guys are in society, because let's just look
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Speaker 12: at the facts here. The guy in American politics most
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Speaker 12: closely assodiated associated with Epstein and particularly Epstein's scandals is
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Speaker 12: I think, inarguably Donald.
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Speaker 2: Trump, inarguably Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: You would be wrong. The person would be Bill Clinton.
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Speaker 1: In fact, Sean Hannity decided to do something brilliant. Read
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Speaker 1: the deposition related to Donald Trump in all of the
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Speaker 1: Epstein documents.
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Speaker 2: This is what it sounds like.
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Speaker 1: So you understand how Donald Trump's name came up in
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Speaker 1: these documents.
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Speaker 8: Joanna said that shee Epstein, Jeffrey, and Maxwell visited one
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Speaker 8: of Trump's Atlantic City casinos that in two thousand and one,
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Speaker 8: And in her deposition, Johanna was asked a very direct
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Speaker 8: and blunt question Sean quote, did you ever massage Donald Trump?
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Speaker 2: Her answer was no.
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Speaker 8: Johanna also said that she met Michael Jackson that at
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Speaker 8: Epstein's pom Beach Manson. She also said in the depositions
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Speaker 8: that she did not massage him either, Sean.
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Speaker 13: And there was other mentions that Trump during the deposition.
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Speaker 13: Did you ever see Trump at Jeffrey's home? Not that
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Speaker 13: I can remember. On his island, No, not that I
25:33
Speaker 13: can remember. In New Mexico, No, not that I can remember.
25:36
Speaker 13: In New York, No, not that I can remember. So
25:39
Speaker 13: for those people always are looking to go after Donald Trump,
25:42
Speaker 13: there it is right.
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Speaker 2: That's the deposition that deals with Donald Trump. And Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, you look at Bill Clinton, it is completely different.
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Speaker 1: Greg Guttfel on Fox saying this about Bill Clinton at
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Speaker 1: Epstein Island.
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Speaker 14: Honestly, Bill Clinton Epstein Island, that's as shocking as Mike
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Speaker 14: Pens at Church.
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Speaker 5: So we saw that coming.
26:04
Speaker 14: For me, it feels like the UFO stories, right, they're
26:08
Speaker 14: always like. For a couple of years now, it's been
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Speaker 14: like a series of tantalizing hints at something else, perhaps
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Speaker 14: to keep us occupied with the morsels rather than the meat.
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Speaker 2: And what's the meat?
26:20
Speaker 14: As Jesse might be alluding to a larger, bigger operation
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Speaker 14: that had its tentacles everywhere, and it's run by intel
26:27
Speaker 14: agencies to hold onto power and to wield influence. Right,
26:30
Speaker 14: I mean, there's so many crazy things happening in this
26:34
Speaker 14: world that's unexplained. You could point to our immigration policy,
26:37
Speaker 14: which is a mess. Everybody agrees it's a mess. No
26:40
Speaker 14: one's doing anything about it. Perhaps a lot of these
26:42
Speaker 14: insane actions are because people are forced to do things
26:46
Speaker 14: because someone has something on them. Maybe it's not you know,
26:49
Speaker 14: the filter isn't oppressed versus a pressor, but it's the
26:52
Speaker 14: compromiser versus the compromised.
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton at Epstein Island. That's as shocking as Mike
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Speaker 1: Pence in Church. I couldn't have said it better myself.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's the best analogy you could possibly have.
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Speaker 1: Pam Bondi saying this on Fox about Bill Clinton's name
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Speaker 1: coming up a hell of a.
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Speaker 15: Lot, And well, we know he was on the plane.
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Speaker 15: Not only on the plane a couple times, multiple times
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Speaker 15: he traveled internationally internationally with Jeffrey Epstein, and he was
27:24
Speaker 15: on the plane called the Lolita Express because it supposedly
27:28
Speaker 15: had a bed in there where Jeffrey Epstein had young girls.
27:33
Speaker 15: He has been a friend of his, a continuing friend
27:36
Speaker 15: of his.
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Speaker 2: For years and years.
27:37
Speaker 15: Contrast out with Donald Trump, who hasn't spoken to him
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Speaker 15: in many years, over a decade after he kicked him
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Speaker 15: out of mar A Lago for bad behavior.
27:46
Speaker 2: So that's the difference there.
27:48
Speaker 15: And I think Americans see the two tier justice system.
27:52
Speaker 2: But you know, we don't know.
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Speaker 15: They're saying Clinton has not been to his private island,
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Speaker 15: but he has traveled all over the world with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: But if you go back to MSNBC where they say, oh,
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Speaker 1: the only person politics and somehow is connected here, the
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Speaker 1: only one, the only one. It's really Donald Trump. Just
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Speaker 1: read the damned deposition. He kicked him out of mar Lago.
28:17
Speaker 1: You know, even on CNN they said this about Bill
28:22
Speaker 1: Clinton's involvement.
28:24
Speaker 2: More breaking news tonight.
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Speaker 16: Tonight, a federal court here in New yorkansall documents. So
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Speaker 16: we're expected to contain the names of nearly two hundred
28:30
Speaker 16: men and women connected in one way or another with
28:32
Speaker 16: a late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, his accomplice as Julie Maxwell.
28:37
Speaker 16: They're from a twenty fifteen lawsuit by one of their accusers.
28:39
Speaker 16: As you know, some of the names connected to Epstein
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Speaker 16: are well known. At least one is a member of
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Speaker 16: the royal family of England. CNN's Carscanal has been going
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Speaker 16: through the documents, She joins me, Now, what have you.
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Speaker 17: Found some forms, Well, so far, a lot of this
28:52
Speaker 17: is information that we've already known. But this is just
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Speaker 17: forty documents, just about under one thousand pages, and our
28:58
Speaker 17: team is still combing through them. But what is contained
29:01
Speaker 17: within these documents are excerpts of depositions from the accuser
29:04
Speaker 17: of this case, Virginia Roberts, Giuffrey and Glene Maxwell. Who
29:07
Speaker 17: she had sued and who was convicted of being Epstein's
29:10
Speaker 17: co conspirator in this sex trafficking operation. We've also seen
29:14
Speaker 17: some depositions of some household workers, but nothing that has
29:17
Speaker 17: been new or shocking at this point. There are references
29:22
Speaker 17: to some of these bold names that we've known about,
29:24
Speaker 17: including Prince Andrew. That is someone who Dufrey has accused
29:27
Speaker 17: of sexually assaulting her. There are references to him throughout
29:32
Speaker 17: these papers, as we have seen in the past. Now
29:34
Speaker 17: she sued him, they reached a settlement. He agreed to
29:37
Speaker 17: pay a quote substantial amount to a charity of her choice,
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Speaker 17: but he has denied any wrongdoing. There's also so far
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Speaker 17: in the doc and she looked at references to Bill Clinton.
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Speaker 17: He is someone whose name has come up as someone
29:47
Speaker 17: who has flown on Epstein's private jets.
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Speaker 1: Now, by the way, can we just pause there. I
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Speaker 1: love how CNN leads with Prince Andrew. That would make
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Speaker 1: sense if you were in England doing this report.
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Speaker 2: How do you not lead with Bill Clinton?
30:02
Speaker 1: How does it take you one minute and twenty six
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Speaker 1: seconds to get to Bill Clinton? And noticed they still
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Speaker 1: have not mentioned what Bill Clinton actually said are what
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Speaker 1: he was quoted as saying, I should say in this deposition.
30:19
Speaker 1: In the deposition, it said that Bill Clinton liked them young,
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Speaker 1: referring to young girls.
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Speaker 2: They he liked them young. Just sit on that for
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Speaker 2: a second.
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Speaker 1: Former Jeffrey Epstein's employee recounted a litany of famous and
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Speaker 1: influential people, including two former presidents, in Epstein's orbit. During
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Speaker 1: an nine deposition, she told attorneys that she had dinner
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Speaker 1: with former President Donald Trump in the kitchen of Epstein's
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Speaker 1: Palm Beach home and met former President Bill Clinton on
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Speaker 1: Epstein's playing. He also said he met Prince Andrew and
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Speaker 1: his ex wife Sarah Ferguson at the Palm Beach home.
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Speaker 1: According to the deposition, They said they also at foreign
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Speaker 1: beauty queens and an unnamed winner of a Nobel Prize
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Speaker 1: in chemistry, according to the documents. When asked on Wednesday
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Speaker 1: about the appearance of Clinton's name in an earlier batch
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Speaker 1: of unsealed documents, a Clinton spokesman reiterated a twenty nineteen
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Speaker 1: statement that Clinton had flown on Epstein's private plane, but
31:18
Speaker 1: said Clinton knew nothing of the financiers terrible crimes quote unquote.
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Speaker 1: Spokesman said that it has now been nearly twenty years,
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Speaker 1: twenty years since President Clinton last had contact with Epstein.
31:31
Speaker 1: Clinton has not been accused of any crimes or wrongdoing
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Speaker 1: related to Epstein.
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Speaker 2: Don't worry seeing him put that in their report.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so again, the Democrats tell you they're all in
31:42
Speaker 1: favor of law enforcement on January the sixth, but they're
31:45
Speaker 1: all in favor of lawlessness and anarchy and defunding the
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Speaker 1: police at the same time. And they're all in favor
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Speaker 1: of overlooking the horrific crimes by Jeffrey Epstein and the
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Speaker 1: people that were around him because many of them were
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Speaker 1: in fact Democrats. That is your Democratic, Communist.
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