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Campaign Interference in 2016, Keystone Pipeline a GO plus Trump Talks Waste Fraud & Abuse · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There is a really big news story that I want
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Speaker 1: you to know about, and this is huge. There is
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Speaker 1: a new report out right now that the FBI is
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Speaker 1: now investigating a secret quote honeypot operation that targeted the
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump campaign back in twenty and sixteen. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to walk you through this real quick, and I hope
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Speaker 1: that every one of you again will share this show,
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Speaker 1: share the podcast wherever you can, because this story is
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Speaker 1: an important one and it's one that no one is touching.
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Speaker 1: So let me break it down for you. The Federal
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Speaker 1: Bureau of Investigations FBI is now investigating a secret honeypot
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Speaker 1: operation that targeted President Donald Trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign.
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Speaker 1: According to this new report, the FBI director Cash Pattel,
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Speaker 1: who was confirmed and sworn in last week, and the
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Speaker 1: FBI Deputy director Dan Bongini are reportedly quote looking for
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Speaker 1: two female agents who took part in a quote off
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Speaker 1: the book's investigation. Why do we think it's an off
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Speaker 1: the book's investigation because apparently the former FBI director James
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Speaker 1: Comey wanted to launch this off the book's investigation in
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Speaker 1: twenty fifteen. This according to The Washington Times now reporting
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Speaker 1: about this whistleblower the agents who were quote undercover and
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Speaker 1: were called by the agency honeypot agents. That is a
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Speaker 1: term that refers to an undercover operative. Majority of the time,
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Speaker 1: it's a woman who uses sexual or romantic interests to
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Speaker 1: obtain information from their targets. Again, this is coming from
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Speaker 1: the Washington Times. Now. This also comes after The Washington
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Speaker 1: Times previously reported in October of twenty twenty four that
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Speaker 1: the House Jediiary Committee was looking into a whistleblower's climes
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Speaker 1: that the agency quote deliberately targeted Donald Trump soon after
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Speaker 1: he announced his presidential campaign in June of twenty fifteen,
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Speaker 1: and what was quote described as a phishing expedition to
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Speaker 1: find something, to find anything. In other words, the FBI
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Speaker 1: the deep state didn't want Donald Trump, so they started
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Speaker 1: this whole grand conspiracy, a honeypot operation, to use sex
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Speaker 1: and flirtation to get into the Trump campaign and to
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Speaker 1: find some dirt they could use, in essence, I guess,
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Speaker 1: to blackmail Donald Trump. Quote. In a protected disclosure, the whistleblower,
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Speaker 1: who was an FBI agent, claimed that two undercover agents
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Speaker 1: had quote infiltrated Trump's presidential campaign and had been instructed
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Speaker 1: to quote act as honey pots while traveling with Trump.
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Speaker 1: According to the outlet, so again this is coming from
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Speaker 1: the this whistleblower who was an FBI. He was an
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Speaker 1: FBI agent saying, hey, I know there was two undercover
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Speaker 1: agents that found a way into the Trump campaign, infiltrated
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Speaker 1: the presidential campaign, and then they were instructed to use
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Speaker 1: their sexual prowess to try to get in with certain targets.
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Speaker 1: We don't know exactly who the targets were, to then
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Speaker 1: get information and intel to in essence, blackmail or try
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Speaker 1: to go after them. The agent quote personally knew that
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Speaker 1: mister Comy ordered an FBI investigation against mister Trump, and
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Speaker 1: that mister Comy quote personally directed this off the books
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Speaker 1: whatever the hell you want to call it, ru's plan
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Speaker 1: to overthrow the will of the people. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I'm still trying to get my head around this because
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Speaker 1: this is all coming from an FBI agent. It is
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Speaker 1: truly shocking. The off the books quote investigation did not
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Speaker 1: appear to target a specific crime either, so this was
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Speaker 1: truly like, let's just make one up. It was more
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Speaker 1: of what agents would describe as a fishing expedition to
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Speaker 1: find something to find anything incriminating about Donald Trump at
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Speaker 1: the time as a candidate. The Washington Times also noted
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Speaker 1: that the whistleblowers disclosure claimed that the investigation was different
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Speaker 1: from Crossfire Hurricane. Now Crossfire Hurricane, which was the whole
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Speaker 1: ruse of targeting Russian collusion that was part of that
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Speaker 1: BS there. Now, this is all, I would argue, incredibly
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Speaker 1: shocking and at the same time not surprising. Now I
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Speaker 1: want to be clear what the media is going to
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Speaker 1: do if they do have to cover this. They're going
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Speaker 1: to say, this is Donald Trump going after his political enemies.
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Speaker 1: My response is, b this is Donald Trump investigating the
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Speaker 1: FBI going rogue off the books without any suspicions of
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Speaker 1: any crimes being committed, to infiltrate the Trump campaign, to
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Speaker 1: either spy on the campaign or to entice anybody on
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Speaker 1: the campaign, including I would assume the candidate, to do
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Speaker 1: something that could either use as leverage, blackmail, or try
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Speaker 1: to charge with doing some sort of crime in this
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Speaker 1: honeypot as they described it operation. All of this I
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Speaker 1: believe should be investigated to make sure that it never
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Speaker 1: happens again. By the way, I don't think that they
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Speaker 1: should be doing these types of things against Hillary Clinton
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Speaker 1: or Barack Obama or Joe Biden. The American people should
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Speaker 1: get to decide who their president is. The American people
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Speaker 1: should decide, not the FBI. They choose to be their
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Speaker 1: nominee from their party. And what we are now finding
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Speaker 1: out from this is that the FBI said, no, no, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna make We're gonna be king makers. We're gonna go in,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna find something. We're gonna use honey pots to
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Speaker 1: do it against Donald Trump because we don't like him
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Speaker 1: and we don't want him to be in charge of
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Speaker 1: the government, so we're gonna take him out. That is
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Speaker 1: clearly what the FBI agent who is a whistleblower, is
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Speaker 1: now saying. This is an important investigation and it is
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Speaker 1: not about going after your political opponent. Now, what does
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Speaker 1: that look like? Exactly what Hillary Clinton did, exactly what
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Speaker 1: James Comey did, exactly what Barack Obama did.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 1: When Donald Trump said his campaign was being spied on
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Speaker 1: by the federal government and everybody on the left and
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Speaker 1: the media, so that's insane, Well, guess what, not only
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Speaker 1: has it been verified, but now it looks like there
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Speaker 1: was a full blown FBI or iustrated honeypot operation to
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Speaker 1: destroy Donald Trump before he was ever able to even
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Speaker 1: get to White House, or even before many of you
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Speaker 1: were able to vote for him. There should be hell
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Speaker 1: to pay for anybody in the FBI that was involved
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Speaker 1: in this. There should be hell to pay if this
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Speaker 1: is true for James Comy as well. I want to
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Speaker 1: give you some news that deals with energy independence and
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Speaker 1: the Keystone XL pipeline. I'm going to play for you
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Speaker 1: something from seven years ago. This was a report on CNBC,
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Speaker 1: again from seven years ago.
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Speaker 3: Following up on an executive order that the presidents signed
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Speaker 3: back on January the twenty fourth, setting in motion the
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Speaker 3: process to approve the Keystone EXL pipeline. Today will be
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Speaker 3: the official go ahead from the White House. We're expecting
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Speaker 3: a number of executives, including those from trans Canada, which
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Speaker 3: put out a statement this morning on this. Here's what
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Speaker 3: they have said, and we'll hear from their CEO we
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Speaker 3: expect at the event here at the White House today.
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Speaker 3: They say this is a significant milestone for Keystone XL project.
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Speaker 3: We greatly appreciate President Trump's administration for reviewing and approving
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Speaker 3: this important initiative, and we look forward to working with
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Speaker 3: them as we continue to invest in and strengthen North
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Speaker 3: America's energy infrastructure. Now, take a look at some of
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Speaker 3: the oil and gas executives that we expect will be
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Speaker 3: in the room with the President for this event today.
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Speaker 3: It's a long list of folks from Quantum Services, Well Spun,
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Speaker 3: Global Trade, trans Canada, and others, all of whom are
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Speaker 3: in the oil and gas business in one way or
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Speaker 3: the other, all of whom expect to benefit from the
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Speaker 3: Keystone Pipeline. This is simply this White House guy's enacting
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Speaker 3: a campaign promise. They ran on it, and they're doing
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Speaker 3: it today.
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Speaker 1: Carl, Now that was seven years ago. I want to
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Speaker 1: go back and play that for you, because there are
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Speaker 1: certain policies that are just good policies that should be
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Speaker 1: re enacted. A great example is securing the southern border.
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Speaker 1: Another example is building the wall. Building the Keystone Pipeline
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Speaker 1: is another part of this. The President of the United
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Speaker 1: States of America coming out yesterday and making it clear
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Speaker 1: that he wants the Keystone Pipeline to be built. The
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Speaker 1: President said on Monday that the Keystone Excel pipeline, which
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Speaker 1: was opposed for years by activists fighting against climate change,
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Speaker 1: it's time to get it done. The pipeline, which was
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Speaker 1: proposed back in eight to bring oil from Kenna's Western
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Speaker 1: Tar sans to US refiners, was halted in twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: one by the owner TC Energy Court. Why well, the
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Speaker 1: President Joe Biden at the time revoked a key permit
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Speaker 1: needed for a US stretch of the project. Quote. Our
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Speaker 1: country's doing really well. And today I was just thinking
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Speaker 1: that the company building the Keystone XL pipeline that was
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Speaker 1: viciously jettisoned by the incombinant Biden administration should come back
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Speaker 1: to America, Trump said, and get it built now. Now.
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Speaker 1: I know they were treated very badly by Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: but the Trump administration is very different. Easy approvals, almost
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Speaker 1: an immediate start. If not them, perhaps another pipeline company.
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Speaker 1: We want the Keystone Excel pipeline built exclamation point, Trump said.
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Speaker 1: On True Social there's also Kevin O'Leary. You may know
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Speaker 1: him from Shark Tank. He was asked about the idea
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Speaker 1: of reviving the Keystone pipeline, and this is what he
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Speaker 1: said about energy independence and also the American people on
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Speaker 1: Fox Business take a listen.
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Speaker 4: He's been given this mandate. I don't think he has
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Speaker 4: any choice. I mean, he campaigned on it. He won
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Speaker 4: of as many are calling a landslide, and it was
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Speaker 4: so he's got to do this stuff. They're expecting him,
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Speaker 4: the constituency, the voterform is expecting it. The Keystone pipeline
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Speaker 4: is a very interesting development because that thing was scrapped.
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Speaker 4: But now he's got a move up in Canada with
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Speaker 4: Premier Smith of Alberta all the way down through the
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Speaker 4: governors in Oklahoma. They're going to bypass Montana on this thing,
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Speaker 4: which was so contentious. I think you'll see that thing revived.
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Speaker 4: I think it's actually going to happen. I think it's
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Speaker 4: going to be great for energy independence. They're not going
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Speaker 4: to call a Keystone XL. I can guarantee you that.
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Speaker 4: I think it'll be something like the Freedom line or
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Speaker 4: the Independence line.
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Speaker 1: That was a bad name.
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Speaker 4: They'll fix that. But I love it when the policy's
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Speaker 4: getting aligned up in the Canadian energy sector. They got
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Speaker 4: the new prime minister probably their full of view loves
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Speaker 4: he's going to lift the ban on pipelines and Smith,
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Speaker 4: Premiere Smith, she's a rock star up there and she's
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Speaker 4: meeting with all the governors.
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Speaker 5: This thing's going to happen really interesting. So increased domestic
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Speaker 5: energy supply, maybe take crew to fifty dollars a barrel.
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Speaker 5: That's deflationary, to lower inflation, unleash US energy, lower all
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Speaker 5: the input costs and utility bills, lower interest rates and
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Speaker 5: mortgage rates.
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Speaker 1: Listen to what the president has done in the last
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Speaker 1: six weeks. He went after Canada with twenty five percent
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Speaker 1: tariffs because they were having an open border and not
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Speaker 1: stopping enough of the fentanyl coming across our northern border.
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Speaker 1: He then, in essence, got rid of Trudeau and was
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Speaker 1: able to get him out of hour because of what
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Speaker 1: a socialist he was. And there were people saying, wow,
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Speaker 1: the president's acting reckless when it comes to Canada. No,
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Speaker 1: he was trying to get a better deal for Americans.
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Speaker 1: And notice how fast they're pivoting. We don't have the
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Speaker 1: twenty five percent tariffs on Canada. We're figuring out a deal,
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Speaker 1: certainly with a trade deficit. And many think that Canada
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Speaker 1: was taking advantage of America. That's now being corrected. But
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Speaker 1: now the President's like, all right, well, let's move on
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Speaker 1: to the Keystone pipeline, which is something that Canada would
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Speaker 1: desperately want based on the pass, something that Kevin O'Leary there,
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Speaker 1: mister wonderful explained, not only does just lower the price
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Speaker 1: of oil and gas, but it also gives us energy intependance.
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Speaker 1: It also is going to help with inflation. And that's
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Speaker 1: something that the President has been so focused on, which
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Speaker 1: is the American people are hurting. I mean, the American
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Speaker 1: people are really struggling, and this Keystone pipeline would have
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Speaker 1: a huge impact to make a lot of the problems
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Speaker 1: that we have disappear. It also is a national security issue,
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Speaker 1: which this was part of the Grand debate that was
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Speaker 1: had over this was look, is this not a national
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Speaker 1: security issue? When you have high oil prices and you
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Speaker 1: don't have the oil coming in from Canada, you're helping Russia,
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Speaker 1: you're helping the Middle East countries like Iran, and that's
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Speaker 1: not good for our national security. And so the President here,
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Speaker 1: this isn't just about the issue of costs. And that's good,
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Speaker 1: right for the American people, There's no doubt about it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: Like that is very very good for the American people,
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Speaker 1: and they are hurting and they're suffering, and they need
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Speaker 1: inflation to come down. But what you're also doing is
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Speaker 1: this is a two part thing. It's that and it's
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Speaker 1: the issue of national security and national security when there's
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Speaker 1: not many things you can do that at the same
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Speaker 1: time that can help the economy and help national security
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Speaker 1: by by doing something as simplistic as what was just described,
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Speaker 1: like this is really amazing that the President is like, hey,
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Speaker 1: two three weeks ago, Canada, you're on my list and
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Speaker 1: I'm sick and tired of you taking advantage of us.
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Speaker 1: And then all of a sudden, the President's like, all right,
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Speaker 1: now that we're figuring that out, let's go back to
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Speaker 1: building that pipeline that you guys really really wanted and
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Speaker 1: we're excited about that, and let's get it done. And
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Speaker 1: if the first company that was doing it doesn't want
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Speaker 1: to take that risk, well then let's find another company
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Speaker 1: to take that risk. Like this, This is the brilliance
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Speaker 1: of the tariffs negotiations that the president had did day one. Now,
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Speaker 1: remember the left and the media, we're freaking out saying
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Speaker 1: that you know, this is gonna hurt Americans and going
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Speaker 1: to crush Americans with these tariffs. Memory, it was Canada
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Speaker 1: and Mexico twenty five percent. We have a ten percent
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Speaker 1: tariff already right now. That is not going to go
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Speaker 1: away anytime soon. On China, but Russia is actually making
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Speaker 1: a lot of money right now because of our lack
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Speaker 1: of energy independence. It has made their oil go up,
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Speaker 1: It's allowed for their war to be financed, it has
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Speaker 1: given them great leverage. Iran has been able to make
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Speaker 1: themselves an incredible amount of money in the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: That's also a major problem. I think we can all
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Speaker 1: agree with that. We don't want a Ran to be
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Speaker 1: flourishing with their oil, and they are flourishing with their
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Speaker 1: oil right now in a way that we need to
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Speaker 1: get the price of oil down, and it's an issue
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Speaker 1: of inflation. So you combine these two and when the
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Speaker 1: President comes out as like, yeah, let's get a deal done,
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Speaker 1: I think we are going to get a deal done.
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Speaker 1: I think Kevin O'Leary is saying he's got a mandate
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Speaker 1: and Trump reviving the Keystone Pipeline would be great for
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Speaker 1: energy independence. That translates into national security implications that are
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Speaker 1: positive for the American people and not just positive, but
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Speaker 1: they're also about the inflation issues. When you can combine
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Speaker 1: all of this this way, like we should all be
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Speaker 1: cheering this on now. The media is not going to
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Speaker 1: do it. We know that the media is not going
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Speaker 1: to tell you all that I just explained to you
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Speaker 1: because they don't want him to have success. But every
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Speaker 1: single one of you, we should be in favor of this.
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Speaker 1: I want to move now to the issue of government waste,
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Speaker 1: fraud and abuse. As I mentioned earlier, I had the
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Speaker 1: privilege speaking at SEAPAC Conservative Political Action Conference, same conference
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Speaker 1: where Vice President spoke virtually every cabinet member and it
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Speaker 1: wrapped up with Donald Trump showing up. And I want
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Speaker 1: you to hear what Donald Trump had to say about waste,
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Speaker 1: fraud and abuse. We're five weeks into the administration, and
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Speaker 1: just five weeks in. Listen to the list. And this
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Speaker 1: is why the Democrats are coming after him. This is
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Speaker 1: why they hate him. This is why they're putting out
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Speaker 1: lies about you know, young people in DOGE who are
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Speaker 1: having access to your private information, which is not accurate.
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Speaker 1: This is why they're slandering him, trying to soak fear
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Speaker 1: in people's minds that all their private data is being
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Speaker 1: looked at by a bunch of twenty year olds. By
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Speaker 1: the way, if you want to know who's running the government,
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Speaker 1: it's a bunch of twenty year olds. So yes, there
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Speaker 1: are a lot of twenty year olds that have access
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Speaker 1: to your private information, including in the deep state. It's
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Speaker 1: not a bunch of sixty year olds that are running it, folks.
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Speaker 1: So the idea that now we're afraid of a bunch
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Speaker 1: of computer programmers who are finding waste, fraud and abuse
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Speaker 1: having access to things does kind of make me laugh,
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Speaker 1: especially since it's actually not happening the way they're describing it.
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Speaker 1: So listen to what they've found and you'll understand why
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Speaker 1: they're pushing this propaganda war with the state sponsored media.
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Speaker 2: Here are some of the flagrant scams that, as an example,
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Speaker 2: they've spent money on, and we've been able to recapture,
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Speaker 2: for a large dose of it, at least five hundred
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Speaker 2: and twenty million dollars for a consultant. To think that
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Speaker 2: five hundred and twenty million dollars, five hundred and twenty million.
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Speaker 2: You know, when I hired consultants and they just take
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Speaker 2: advantage of me, it's a horrible thing to watch, and
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Speaker 2: I give them twenty five thousand dollars. I feel I'm overpaying.
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Speaker 2: These guys got five hundred and twenty million dollars Environmental
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Speaker 2: social governance and investments in Africa. Twenty five million dollars
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Speaker 2: to promote biodiversity conservation and socially responsible behavior in Colombia.
18:59
Speaker 2: This is Colombia, South America, not Columbia University. Of course,
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Speaker 2: that might be worse action based on their actions. Forty
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Speaker 2: million dollars to improve the social and economic conclusion of
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Speaker 2: sedentary migrants. Nobody knows where, who are they? Where do
19:16
Speaker 2: they come from? Just sedentary migrants. Nobody even knows what
19:20
Speaker 2: a sedentary migrant is. If they were sedentary, they wouldn't
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Speaker 2: be a migrant, Right they wouldn't move. No, they wouldn't move.
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Speaker 2: They stay in the same place, right Dodd. Forty two
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Speaker 2: million dollars for social and behavior change in Uganda. Ten
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Speaker 2: million dollars for Mozambique medical mail circumcisions. Why are we
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Speaker 2: going to Mozambique to do circumcisions. It's a lot of money.
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Speaker 2: Fourteen million dollars from improving public procurement in Serbia is
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Speaker 2: a beauty. Four hundred and eighty six million dollars to
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Speaker 2: a consortium of Elections and Political Process strengthening ideas, of
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Speaker 2: which twenty two million dollars goes to inclusive and participating
20:11
Speaker 2: rory political process in Moldova. Twenty nine million dollars goes
20:16
Speaker 2: to strengthen the political landscape and help them out so
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Speaker 2: that they can vote for a radical left communist in Bangladesh.
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Speaker 2: You had to see who they supported. You wouldn't believe Yeah,
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Speaker 2: you would believe it. Nobody in this room would be
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Speaker 2: in that group. Twenty million dollars for fiscal federalism and
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Speaker 2: nineteen million dollars for biodiversity in Nepal. Forty seven million
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Speaker 2: dollars from improving learning outcomes in Asia, eighteen million dollars
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Speaker 2: for helping India with its elections. Why the hell, why
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Speaker 2: don't we just go to all paper ballots, Let them.
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Speaker 5: Help us with their elections, right.
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Speaker 2: Voter id woulldn't that be ours? We're giving money to
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Speaker 2: India for election. They don't need money. They take advantage
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Speaker 2: of us pretty good. One of the highest tariff nations
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Speaker 2: in the world. We try and sell something, they have
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Speaker 2: a two hundred percent there, and then we're giving them
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Speaker 2: a lot of money to help them with their election.
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Speaker 2: Thirty two million dollars for the Prague Civil Society Center,
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Speaker 2: Fourteen million dollars for social cohesion in Liberia nine point
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Speaker 2: seven million dollars to develop a cohort Cambodian youth with
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Speaker 2: enterprise driven skills. Think of that. Millions of dollars for
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Speaker 2: sex change operations in Guatemala, twenty million dollars for Sesame Street.
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Speaker 2: In Iraq, they put on a little play on the.
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Speaker 1: Street, twenty million dollars.
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Speaker 2: You could do it on Broadway and have nineteen million
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Speaker 2: dollars left over. No, it's a scam. They get kickbacks
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Speaker 2: and all sorts of things.
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Speaker 5: It's a scam.
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Speaker 1: Who heard of it?
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Speaker 2: Think of it? Twenty minut down Sesame Street a play.
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Speaker 2: We're also uncovering outrageous incompetence and fraud and the social
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Speaker 2: security we have. Look, let's assume that people generally speaking
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Speaker 2: in our case, and everybody in this room, we're gonna
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Speaker 2: all live way over one hundred. But this is a
22:19
Speaker 2: little ridiculous because not too many people are going over
22:22
Speaker 2: one hundred. Everybody hopefully in this room will, But there
22:26
Speaker 2: are in the social security ranks and files. And what
22:30
Speaker 2: we're doing now is finding out do they get paid?
22:34
Speaker 2: Do they get paid? In other words, is somebody taking
22:37
Speaker 2: all of this money so they have over one hundred
22:40
Speaker 2: to one hundred and nine four point seven million social
22:44
Speaker 2: security numbers. Think of that from people whose age is
22:47
Speaker 2: over one hundred three point six million, people whose age
22:54
Speaker 2: is over one hundred and ten years, three point four
22:58
Speaker 2: to seven million people well, who are over one hundred
23:01
Speaker 2: and twenty years of age, three point nine million people
23:05
Speaker 2: whose age goes from one hundred and thirty to one
23:09
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty nine years of age. Three point five
23:13
Speaker 2: million whose age goes from one hundred and forty to
23:17
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty nine years old. One point three
23:20
Speaker 2: sis coming down now slowly. Now it's all a scam.
23:25
Speaker 2: The whole thing is a scam. One point three million
23:31
Speaker 2: people one point three who are over one hundred and
23:34
Speaker 2: fifty years of age, and over one hundred and thirty
23:38
Speaker 2: thousand people are listed on our social security roles as
23:41
Speaker 2: over one hundred and sixty years of age.
23:46
Speaker 1: One hundred and sixty years of age. There are people
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Speaker 1: that are listed on our social security roles. There are
23:53
Speaker 1: people that are receiving checks. Now, somebody's getting that money.
23:58
Speaker 1: Somebody is getting that cash. And the point that Donald
24:02
Speaker 1: Trump was making there is we're five weeks in, folks,
24:05
Speaker 1: and this is what we found. You know what's interesting.
24:08
Speaker 1: Elon Muss talked about this and he said he believes
24:11
Speaker 1: there's probably a trillion dollars in waste fraud and abuse
24:18
Speaker 1: in this in our government right now per year, a
24:23
Speaker 1: trillion dollars. Now you know where our deficit is. Our
24:27
Speaker 1: deficit is massive. Well, now you understand why when there
24:34
Speaker 1: is this level of waste fraud and abuse, like this
24:39
Speaker 1: level of waste fraud and abuse is truly unbelievable, and
24:46
Speaker 1: the President of the United States of America is exposing it.
24:50
Speaker 1: Is there a bunch of one hundred and sixty year
24:51
Speaker 1: olds that should be getting checks? I think we all
24:53
Speaker 1: know the answer to that question. I think we all
24:55
Speaker 1: know the answers.
24:55
Speaker 5: Of course.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 1: Think I think the answer is like abundant clear, it's obvious. No,
25:03
Speaker 1: the answer is no, they should not be getting these checks.
25:08
Speaker 1: So why are they getting them? And who's cashing them?
25:12
Speaker 1: Why are they getting them and who is cashing them?
25:15
Speaker 1: And should those people go to jail? I would argue
25:18
Speaker 1: they should go to jail. I would argue they need
25:22
Speaker 1: to go to jail, like right away. I would argue,
25:25
Speaker 1: they need to go to jail as fast as we
25:26
Speaker 1: can get them there. There should be people that should
25:29
Speaker 1: be prosecuted. There should be people that should be imprisoned
25:32
Speaker 1: for this. There are people that knowingly are cashing checks
25:37
Speaker 1: on behalf of people that are no longer alive, committing fraud. Now,
25:41
Speaker 1: by the way, think about all of this money. And
25:45
Speaker 1: for people that think that those on Social Security maybe
25:47
Speaker 1: should get more benefits, not less, you got an argument
25:51
Speaker 1: now for where you're going to find the money. Stop
25:55
Speaker 1: giving the money to people that are dead, and maybe
25:59
Speaker 1: take take that money and give a better increase for
26:03
Speaker 1: the cost of living, right, increase instead of one percent
26:07
Speaker 1: or two percent or three percent, maybe go to five
26:09
Speaker 1: or six percent. Should you have to raise taxes, No,
26:13
Speaker 1: just get rid of the waste, fraud and abuse that
26:17
Speaker 1: is coming from. Clearly these individuals, many of them on
26:21
Speaker 1: the left, who do not want to fix this problem.
26:25
Speaker 1: They are hell bent on not fixing it. And when
26:29
Speaker 1: you listen to the list that I just gave you
26:32
Speaker 1: and you listen to how much just total abuse there are.
26:38
Speaker 1: Let me give you another example. There's a report that
26:41
Speaker 1: is broken that a New Jersey church has had to
26:46
Speaker 1: lay off one hundred and ninety five people after getting
26:48
Speaker 1: eighteen million from usaid for illegal immigrants. Should your money
26:55
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