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How Do We Win? Let's Hide Harris! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: She has now officially declined a Time magazine interview as.
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Speaker 2: She continues to avoid the press.
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Speaker 1: Time magazine obviously supports liberals in a big way.
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Speaker 2: Why would you not do the interview?
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Speaker 1: That's how fraid they are of her talking to anyone
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Speaker 1: in the media. I think it's pretty clear now that
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Speaker 1: Harris's team declined this interview with Time, as it's now
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Speaker 1: breaking as they continue to deny media access because they
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Speaker 1: don't want to take any chances of a screw up
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Speaker 1: before the Democratic convention. According to the magazine's glowing cover
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Speaker 1: story about a rise at the top of the Democratic ticket,
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Speaker 1: they still said no. Harris has now gone twenty four
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Speaker 1: days without holding a formal press conference or sit down
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Speaker 1: interview since emerging as the Democratic Party's nominee after Biden
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Speaker 1: announced he had dropped out of the race. Both Biden
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Speaker 1: and former President Trump sit down for lengthy interviews with
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Speaker 1: Time as candidates for president. The Monday cover story briefly
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Speaker 1: noted that Harris refused to sit down for an interview
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Speaker 1: for the highly favorable story, saying this, Harris has yet
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Speaker 1: to do a single substance of interview or to explore
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Speaker 1: policy shifts her campaign Tony a request for an interview
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Speaker 1: for this story.
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Speaker 2: But what did the cover of Time magazine look like?
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Speaker 1: It looked like she was a god, and it said
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Speaker 1: her moment looking like she's some goddess. The timepiece, titled
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Speaker 1: the Reintroduction of Kamala Harris and written by Charlotte Alter,
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Speaker 1: opened by comparing the atmosphere to recent Harris rally to
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Speaker 1: Beyonce in Taylor Swift concerts, and said it resembled the
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Speaker 1: early days of Barack Obama.
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Speaker 2: That's how they started the story.
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Speaker 1: The magazine quoted several Democratic allies offering high praise for Harris,
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Speaker 1: including Transportation Secretary Pete, who said to consolidate the Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party in a matter of hours, to do as many
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Speaker 1: visible events and established the presence without putting a foot
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Speaker 1: wrong is a feat. It's amazing how fast the media
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Speaker 1: can coordinate. Somebody quote. I don't think anybody expected her
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Speaker 1: to be so flawless, he added of her quick rise
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Speaker 1: to power. David Hogg, the gun control activist, was also
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Speaker 1: quoted saying this elections come down to vibes, and Kamwa
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Speaker 1: has got the vibes right now. Senator Corey Booker is
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Speaker 1: quoted in the article as well, saying that Harris has
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Speaker 1: gone from being a h is It Patawan yes, to
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Speaker 1: a Jedi master. Adam Shift dismissed any concerns over historically
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Speaker 1: approval rating his vice president, saying this, it's always hard
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Speaker 1: for the vice president because the president is the one
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Speaker 1: setting the policy taking the responsibility. He told time and
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Speaker 1: historically vice presidents have often taken on the work that
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Speaker 1: the president doesn't want to do. Harris answered a handful
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Speaker 1: of questions while campaigning in Michigan last week, including one
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Speaker 1: about criticism or not speaking to the press, and she
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Speaker 1: said this quote, I've talked to my team us to
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Speaker 1: get an interview schedule before the end of the month,
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Speaker 1: end of the month, really before the end of the month.
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Speaker 1: Now why did she say that, because they already have
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Speaker 1: a strategy and we know now what their strategy is.
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Speaker 2: The strategy is not to do interviews. The strategy is.
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Speaker 1: Roll into the Democratic National Convention and don't do interviews.
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Speaker 2: That is the strategy, folks, plain and simple.
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Speaker 1: Let me also say that I do think that the
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Speaker 1: media at some point is going to have to ask
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Speaker 1: her at least a question or two. How do you not, right,
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Speaker 1: Frank Luntz by the way, coming out saying, look, she's
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Speaker 1: having a moment, yes, but Donald Trump is still doing
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Speaker 1: better with union members than any Republican in decades. The
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Speaker 1: focus group, union members say union leaders don't speak for me,
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Speaker 1: because the unions have now come behind Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 3: Listen, but I assure you that Donald Trump is doing
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Speaker 3: better among the average union member, not teachers' unions and
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Speaker 3: not the unions for government, but everybody else, the trades
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Speaker 3: people work in their hands. He's doing better among them
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Speaker 3: than any Republican has done in decades. This is not
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Speaker 3: going to be a problem for him. The union leadership
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Speaker 3: is more divided from their membership, and the louder that
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Speaker 3: it gets, the greater the divides are going to come
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Speaker 3: in and my focus groups and this is remarkable to me.
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Speaker 3: The union membership says they don't speak for me. And
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Speaker 3: I've been doing this now since nineteen I hate to
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Speaker 3: say this, eighty nine, nineteen ninety. I've never had union
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Speaker 3: people publicly say they don't speak for me.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you listen to him there and you notice
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Speaker 1: that the rest of the people they're just like totally
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Speaker 1: quiet on this, like they're like, what do we do.
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Speaker 2: What do we say about this? Like, like, what do
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Speaker 2: we say? How do we deal with this? I how?
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Speaker 2: I mean, do you just keep hiding her? I think
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Speaker 2: that's what they're advocating for right now.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Kama Harris said, in this election, we each
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Speaker 1: face a question what kind of country do we want
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Speaker 1: to live in? The beauty of our democracy is that
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Speaker 1: we have the power to answer, whether our vote and
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Speaker 1: with our voice. Make sure your voice is heard, Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: No one voted for her, No one voted for her.
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Speaker 1: And with African Americans, for example, I'm not sure this
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Speaker 1: is going to work as well as they think.
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Speaker 2: Listen to NBC News.
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Speaker 1: They set down with a bunch of Philadelphia African American
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Speaker 1: voters and I want you to hear what one African
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Speaker 1: American woman said to the interviewer.
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Speaker 4: How hard does inflation hit you?
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Speaker 5: It hit me hard.
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Speaker 6: It's hitting me hard.
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Speaker 4: What do you blame for it?
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Speaker 7: I blame the federal government. At this point, a working
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Speaker 7: class mom who works as a paralegal cannot buy a
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Speaker 7: two dollars bell pepper because it's now five. Imagine a
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Speaker 7: mother living in a food stamps. Imagine a mother who's
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Speaker 7: making minimum ways trying to feed children. They're killing us
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Speaker 7: without killing us. If you understand that they're killing us
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Speaker 7: without telling us they're killing us. They're hurting people in
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Speaker 7: ways that they can't help themselves. It's either feed my
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Speaker 7: child or well, how about feed my children?
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Speaker 2: And I don't but I have.
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Speaker 8: To go work.
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Speaker 2: But I have to go work. Now.
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Speaker 1: Can they convince her in others? And this is a
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Speaker 1: very fair question. Can they convince her? And can they
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Speaker 1: convince others to somehow believe that Kama Harris is good?
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Speaker 1: You know, Kama Harris has been lying to the American people,
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Speaker 1: for example, about the threats of terrorists coming across the border.
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Speaker 1: When she was named the borders are she let a
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Speaker 1: record number of suspected terrafts into this country.
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Speaker 2: That was her job. You should be able to hold
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Speaker 2: her accountable for that.
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Speaker 4: We don't need to build a wall.
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Speaker 5: And by definition, does planes speak basic English language?
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Speaker 4: Definition? It is not an emergency.
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Speaker 8: You know he talks about this wall. I always say,
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Speaker 8: let me know how hih it is.
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Speaker 9: If it's twenty five feet, then I'll invest in the
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Speaker 9: thirty foot ladder.
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Speaker 5: To suggest that we have to build a wall across
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Speaker 5: our southern border because there are terrorists who are trying
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Speaker 5: to invade the country. It couldn't be farther from the truth.
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Speaker 5: It couldn't be farther from the truth.
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Speaker 9: Out of the terror rests across the country, We've learned
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Speaker 9: several men with suspected ties to ISIS living in the
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Speaker 9: US have been taken into custody.
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Speaker 10: Sources is familiar with the matter tell us the then
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Speaker 10: cross the Southern border some over a year ago.
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Speaker 11: Most one hundred people on the terrorists watch list were
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Speaker 11: released into the US by the Biden administration during a
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Speaker 11: three year period.
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Speaker 4: To night an alarming development and the border crisis.
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Speaker 12: Among the record number of migrants crossing the southern border
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Speaker 12: was a member of an Afghan terror organization.
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Speaker 13: We are learning that under the Biden and Harris administration
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Speaker 13: that border patrol agents encountered at least three hundred and
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Speaker 13: seventy five illegal migrants on the terror watch list right
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Speaker 13: on the Southern border.
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Speaker 8: But what's more shocking.
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Speaker 6: Is at least ninety nine of these individuals were actually
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Speaker 6: released into American communities. Includes at least two thousand Afghan nationals,
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Speaker 6: thirty three thousand Chinese nationals, five hundred and fifty one
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Speaker 6: Iranian nationals, one hundred and twenty Syrian nationals, and three
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Speaker 6: thousand Effect nationals.
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Speaker 5: Suggest that we have to build a wall across our
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Speaker 5: southern border because there are terrorists who are.
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Speaker 4: Trying to invade the country. It couldn't be farther from
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Speaker 4: the truth.
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Speaker 2: I think.
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Speaker 1: I think that comes back to haunt her, I really do.
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Speaker 1: I think Kamala Harris is lying to the American people,
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Speaker 1: and at some point people will care, I hope, unless
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Speaker 1: they just say, you know what, we like Democrats, that's
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Speaker 1: who we like. We like them the most, and there's
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Speaker 1: nothing you can do to stop us. Maybe that's it.
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Speaker 1: Maybe that is it. There is a question that I
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Speaker 1: wish somebody in the media would ask Kamala Harris and Timwalls,
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Speaker 1: and that is, you guys let Minnesota burn during the
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Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter obsession?
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Speaker 2: Would you let that happen in all of America? I
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Speaker 2: think that's a question that should be asked. This is
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Speaker 2: what you did, Okay, Like.
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Speaker 1: They let the city burn, and so if they let
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Speaker 1: the city burn and that's what they did, then would
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Speaker 1: they let that happen to the rest of the country.
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Speaker 1: You look at Tim Waltz, Tim Walls is a guy
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Speaker 1: that wants to be your vice president. I would argue
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Speaker 1: that this is a guy that doesn't deserve to be
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Speaker 1: anywhere close to it, just from the simple standpoint that
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Speaker 1: he's a pathological liar and he's guilty of stolen valor
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Speaker 1: that apparently the Left doesn't care about.
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Speaker 8: Tim Walls wants to be a heartbeat away from commander
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Speaker 8: in chief. But Tim Walls has lied about his military
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Speaker 8: record for years.
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Speaker 10: He's us the rank that he never achieved in order
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Speaker 10: to advance his political career.
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Speaker 8: Well's lyde repeatedly about his rank.
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Speaker 3: Retired command sergeant major, retired command sergeant major, command sort
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Speaker 3: major retired command sergeant major.
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Speaker 8: Wall's lyde about being in combat.
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Speaker 9: Can make sure that those weapons of war that I
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Speaker 9: carried in war, that I carried in war.
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Speaker 8: Weall's dodge deployment by retiring when he knew his National
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Speaker 8: Guard unit was going to Iraq. Everybody knew they were
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Speaker 8: going to train and gold Iraq.
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Speaker 1: The warning order basically stated that too much later after
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Speaker 1: he knew it.
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Speaker 8: That's when he hired Walls. Disparage in Minnesota National Guard soldiers.
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Speaker 12: Hears the National Guard we're going to have massively trained troops. No,
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Speaker 12: you're gonna have nineteen year old who are cooked.
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Speaker 8: That same Minnesota National Guard that he disparaged. Unlike Walls
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Speaker 8: served heroically in Iraq and Afghanistan. Tim Wallas is not
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Speaker 8: fit to be anywhere near the office of Commander in chief.
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Speaker 8: Tim Walls is guilty of stolen valor.
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Speaker 2: He abandoned us. You know, I mean, what the hell
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Speaker 2: kind of leader does that?
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Speaker 1: He abandoned us? What the hell kind of leader does that?
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Speaker 1: That was somebody that worked with him, That was somebody
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Speaker 1: in his same group. He abandoned us, right like, that's
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Speaker 1: what he did. He abandoned us. Why would you want
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Speaker 1: that guy to be president? You have illegal aliens coming
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Speaker 1: across the southern border. The one thing she was in
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Speaker 1: charge of, Kamala Harris, who are brutally assaulting and murdering
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Speaker 1: different people.
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Speaker 2: The Biden Harris border crisis is real.
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Speaker 1: You look at the case file of Juan Carlos Garcia
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Speaker 1: Rodriguez and the story that needs to be told that again,
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Speaker 1: the media is not telling you.
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Speaker 9: Listen, in the case of an eleven year old girl
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Speaker 9: sexually assaulted and strangled to.
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Speaker 14: Death, Pasadena police say this is the man they were
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Speaker 14: after eighteen year old Juan Carlos Garcia Rodriguez. This team
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Speaker 14: is accused of strangling and sexually assaulting eleven year old
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Speaker 14: Maria Gonzalez inside the Pasadena apartment that she shared with
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Speaker 14: her father.
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Speaker 2: The father of found Maria's.
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Speaker 14: Body inside of a trash bag that was inside of
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Speaker 14: a laundry basket shoved under his bed. Detectives identified Garcia
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Speaker 14: Rodriguez as their suspect.
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Speaker 1: You want to know how one Carlos Garcia Rodriguez got
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Speaker 1: into the US as an unaccompanied alien child. He was
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Speaker 1: smug to the US border by a guide paid for
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Speaker 1: by his parents, and after arriving at the border, we
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Speaker 1: now know he was transferred to the custody of the
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Speaker 1: Department of Health and Human Services. And what do they do?
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Speaker 1: Shortly after his release, Garcia became one of at least
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Speaker 1: eighty five thousand unaccompanied miners of whom the biden Heris
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Speaker 1: Administration quote unquote lost track of. In their own documents,
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Speaker 1: they state that, according to Garcia's case file, although case
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Speaker 1: managers attempted to make contact with him and his sponsor,
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Speaker 1: who was not related to him, the calls went unanswered
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Speaker 1: for just one month.
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Speaker 2: After his release. So game over.
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Speaker 1: The committee estimates of the true number of uncoming miners
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Speaker 1: that have been lost maybe as high as one hundred
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Speaker 1: and forty thousand by the US government. And a few
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Speaker 1: months after the Biden Heris administration lost track of Garcia,
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Speaker 1: he ran away from his sponsor and not long after
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Speaker 1: that he brutally assaulted and murdered an eleven year old
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Speaker 1: Maria Gonzalez. This is what they're doing. The open border
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Speaker 1: policies of the borders are Kama Harris invited these criminals
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Speaker 1: into the country and into your community. That is the
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Speaker 1: questions that the media would be asking if they were
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Speaker 1: doing their damn job, But they're not. Border patrol agents
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Speaker 1: have just testified before Congress that this is an unmitigated
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Speaker 1: disaster and they cannot protect the border. And they said
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Speaker 1: the Biden Harris border crisis is quote a terrorism threat
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Speaker 1: to American communities, and criminals are now terrorizing American communities,
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Speaker 1: including this brutal assault and murder of an eleven year
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Speaker 1: old who couldn't defend herself. The Harris migrant crime is
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Speaker 1: affecting everyone in this country, not just border towns.
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Speaker 10: A man from Guatemala's charge for drunk driving and a
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Speaker 10: fedal crush this weekend in Branson. Friends and police say
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Speaker 10: William Garcia Rodriguez flift the truck he was driving. Denny
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Speaker 10: almar Rizo of Nicaragua, a passenger in the truck, was
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Speaker 10: killed in the crash. Garcia told police he ran away
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Speaker 10: from the truck without checking on anyone since he was
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Speaker 10: scared of being deported. A breath test showed his blood
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Speaker 10: alcohol level was at zero point two seven to two.
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Speaker 10: Garcia admitted to drinking ten to twelve beers and blocking
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Speaker 10: out before driving ten.
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Speaker 1: To twelve beers before blacking out, and he was quote unquote,
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Speaker 1: he told police he ran away didn't check on the
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Speaker 1: dead passenger because he was scared of being deported. Twelve beers.
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Speaker 1: You think that's the only story, Oh no, it's not.
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Speaker 1: Listen to this one.
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Speaker 15: A Jordanian citizen in the US illegally is accused of
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Speaker 15: sexually assaulting a Wasaw woman, and we do want to
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Speaker 15: warn you that the details of this story may be disturbing.
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Speaker 15: The victim met the suspect, Muhammad al Sayeri, on a
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Speaker 15: Muslim dating website back in May. According to court documents,
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Speaker 15: The two then met in person in Nashville, Tennessee, in
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Speaker 15: mid July and then return to Wasau afterwards. All Sayuri
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Speaker 15: allegedly sexually assaulted the victim several times over several weeks.
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Speaker 15: That was until police recalled on August first. Now we're
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Speaker 15: learning that the assaults started after the victim found out
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Speaker 15: all Sieri allegedly entered the US illegally through the Mexican
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Speaker 15: border and had paperwork for an immigration court hearing in November.
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Speaker 15: She also found out that he allegedly had a wife
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Speaker 15: and three children back in Jordan and had been actively
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Speaker 15: courting a third woman in Canada. All Siuri was arrested
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Speaker 15: at the Central Wisconsin Airports while trying to board a
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Speaker 15: plane back to Nashville.
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Speaker 2: No big deal.
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Speaker 1: Migrant accused of raping a fifteen year old is released
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Speaker 1: on five hundred dollars bail despite ICE demands for deportation.
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Speaker 1: Because the migrant brutally raped a fifteen year old that
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Speaker 1: coming out today as well?
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Speaker 2: Why is no one asking these questions? I wonder why
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Speaker 2: is it?
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Speaker 1: Because they have to hold on to power and they
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Speaker 1: know Harris is the only one one that they like.
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Speaker 1: You better believe it now. I want you to hear
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Speaker 1: a couple of different things. Number one, Kamala Harris is
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Speaker 1: considered the most liberally United States center. That's a fact.
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Speaker 2: We know that.
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Speaker 1: We also know that Kama Harris said that she was
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Speaker 1: proud and this is becoming a problem for her to
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Speaker 1: co sponsor the socialist takeover of the healthcare that was
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Speaker 1: known as Medicare for All, where it would get rid,
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Speaker 1: as she described it, healthcare private healthcare insurance, so you
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Speaker 1: wouldn't even have a chance to get it if you
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Speaker 1: wanted it.
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Speaker 5: And I am proud to co sponsor it. It is
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Speaker 5: about saying that this is about a right, not about
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Speaker 5: a privilege for a few. And let's be clear, it
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Speaker 5: is not only about what is the right thing to
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Speaker 5: do morally and ethically. It's also smart in terms of
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Speaker 5: the fiscal impact taxpayers will benefit. You know, our friends
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Speaker 5: in the private sector they talk about all the time.
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Speaker 5: If they're asking about are they being efficient? Are they
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Speaker 5: being a effective? They ask that question with three letters,
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Speaker 5: what is the ROI return on the investment?
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Speaker 4: And I am proud to co sponsor it. It is
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Speaker 4: about saying that.
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Speaker 5: This is about a right, not about a privilege for
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Speaker 5: a few. And let's be clear, it is not only
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Speaker 5: about what is the right thing to do morally and ethically.
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Speaker 5: It's also smart in terms of the fiscal impact taxpayers
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Speaker 5: will benefit. You know, our friends in the private sector
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Speaker 5: they talk about all the time. If they're asking about
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Speaker 5: are they being efficient? Are they being effective? They ask
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Speaker 5: that question with three letters, what is the ROI return
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Speaker 5: on the investment?
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Speaker 4: And I am proud to co sponsor it. It is
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Speaker 4: about saying that this is.
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Speaker 5: About a right, not about a privilege for a few.
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Speaker 5: And let's be clear, it is not only about what
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Speaker 5: is the right thing to do more ethically, it's also
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Speaker 5: smart in terms of the fiscal impact taxpayers will benefit.
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Speaker 5: You know, our friends in the private sector they talk
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Speaker 5: about all the time. If they're asking about are they
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Speaker 5: being efficient? Are they being effective? They asked that question
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Speaker 5: with three letters, what is the ROI return on the investment?
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Speaker 1: You notice she said the same thing there four times
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Speaker 1: in a row, off a teleprompter. Four times in a
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Speaker 1: row she said the same thing. So they gave her
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Speaker 1: a teleprompter and she just kept reading it over and
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Speaker 1: over and over and over again. Now, I don't know
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Speaker 1: if the teleprompter screwed up there. Okay, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I really don't. But what I do know is that
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Speaker 1: she didn't notice it when she did it four times
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Speaker 1: in a row, like she did not understand what was
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Speaker 1: going on here. You look at you know, Kamala amics
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Speaker 1: or Bidenomics, however you want to put it.
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Speaker 2: Go all the way out to Denver, Colorado.
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Speaker 1: What are they saying there about how tough it is
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Speaker 1: to survive under what they've done.
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Speaker 12: I feel like everything that you purchased at the store
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Speaker 12: now has gone up substantially, So learning how to budget
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Speaker 12: better has been a challenge. There's going to be some
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Speaker 12: sacrifices that we have to make as a family.
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Speaker 13: Nowadays, it's just hopelessness because we don't know when this
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Speaker 13: doom loop is going to end.
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Speaker 8: Bye bye for the grandsons.
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Speaker 11: So it's just the price have gone up so much.
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Speaker 2: I mean that's in Colorado.
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Speaker 1: Yes, that is actually insane, but it's also not surprising
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Speaker 1: at the same time, seems about right. CBS News has
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Speaker 1: two headlines on the same exact issue, one with attacking
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump for having the same position that they then
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Speaker 1: a week and a half later celebrated Kamala Harris for
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Speaker 1: stealing from Donald Trump. This is about the tips, right,
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Speaker 1: you know the saying Donald Trump coming out saying in
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Speaker 1: Las Vegas weeks ago. Now, hey, if I'm president, I'm
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Speaker 1: going to not have taxes on tips when people are
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Speaker 1: just trying to make it well. This is the headline
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Speaker 1: from CBS News when he came out in Vegas for
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Speaker 1: this policy. He's the one that created the policy. Former
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Speaker 1: President Donald Trump vows to stop taxing tips would cost
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Speaker 1: the federal government up to two hundred and fifty billion
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Speaker 1: over ten years, according to a nonpartisan watchdog group. Right negative, Right,
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Speaker 1: that's not a positive headline. That's a negative headline to
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Speaker 1: make you think this is a dumb idea and that
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump is going to cost the government two hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty billion. Same exact policy. Kamala Harris comes out
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Speaker 1: for last week CBS News, same exact Twitter account, same
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Speaker 1: exact headline. Are our story and this is how they
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Speaker 1: write the headline differently. Vice President Kamala Harris is rolling
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Speaker 1: out a new policy position saying she'll fight to in
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Speaker 1: taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers write all
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Speaker 1: good news. What does the picture look like? It shows
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Speaker 1: her standing in front of a podium with people behind her,
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Speaker 1: with Harris signs clapping and cheering as she apparently is
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Speaker 1: announcing this policy.
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Speaker 2: You have to talk to the media.
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Speaker 1: Apparently, you don't have to have positions on issues on
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Speaker 1: your website if the media is giving you a billion
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Speaker 1: dollars of in kind donations. White House Press Secretary Jean
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Speaker 1: Pierre was asked about Kama's achievements, for example, as VP.
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Speaker 2: Here is what she said, what.
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Speaker 15: Does the president see as the vice president's biggest achievement
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Speaker 15: during their time in pet office together?
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Speaker 11: So look, because they've been partners, those achievements have been done. Certainly,
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Speaker 11: those historic unprecedent achievements have been done together.
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Speaker 1: I love how they use historic unprecedented achievements.
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Speaker 2: What are they then?
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Speaker 1: If they're historic and unprecedent, you should be able to
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Speaker 1: give them to It's like right now, notice how she
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Speaker 1: gives you that line without any achievements.
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Speaker 11: As the President believes in the vice president leadership, her temperament,
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Speaker 11: her experience, and he is and he has said this himself.
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Speaker 11: One of the proudest decisions that he made in twenty
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Speaker 11: twenty was selected her as vice president because he believed
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Speaker 11: that she can go on day one, and you've seen
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Speaker 11: that you've seen them do that together on day one
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Speaker 11: of this administration. That doesn't change. I'm not going to
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Speaker 11: parse out anything from here. They have been partners. She's
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Speaker 11: been a critical partner for this president for during this term,
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Speaker 11: and we'll need to do so. You will see them
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Speaker 11: together on Thursday in Maryland where they would talk about
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Speaker 11: their next announcement on lowering costs.
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Speaker 2: For the American peace policy.
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Speaker 10: It's a comprehensive hole, a comprehensive hole.
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Speaker 1: It's a comprehensive whole. So she didn't mention one single policy.
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Speaker 1: I think it's pretty clear because she couldn't mention one
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Speaker 1: single policy, right Like, she couldn't mention one single policy,
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Speaker 1: not one, not one. So when you can't mention a
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Speaker 1: single policy, just make crap up and try to convince
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Speaker 1: people that you know, well, she's historic and monumental in
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Speaker 1: what she has done. She is historic and monumental. And
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Speaker 1: how she's been able to accomplish this, it's historic and
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Speaker 1: monumental in everything that she has accomplished. Okay, let me
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Speaker 1: remind you, by the way, on the vote, Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: is hoping that service workers forget that she was the
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Speaker 1: tie breaking vote for the IRS to actually go after tips.
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Speaker 1: It was a tie vote. She had to come over
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Speaker 1: from the White House to break the tie.
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Speaker 16: In the US Senate, the Yasi the nas of fifty,
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Speaker 16: the Senate being equally divided, the Vice President votes in
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Speaker 16: the affirmative, and the bill as amended is passed.
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Speaker 1: That's Kamala Harris right there, being the tie breaking vote.
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Speaker 1: The tie breaking vote to raise taxes and to go
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Speaker 1: after people in the service industry who get tips. The
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Speaker 1: Inflation Reduction Act is what they called. It changed a
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Speaker 1: wide range of tax laws. This is on the IRS's
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Speaker 1: actual website at irs i gov. And provided funds to
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Speaker 1: improve our services and technology to make tax filing easier
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Speaker 1: for you. That's how they spun this when they were
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Speaker 1: at the IRS, right, this is on their website. Kamwa
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Speaker 1: Harris cast that breaking vote for the Inflation Reduction Acts,
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Speaker 1: which hired seven eighty seven thousand IRS agents and then
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Speaker 1: launched a tip reporting site. After telling the country the
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Speaker 1: eighty seven thousand RS agents were to track down people
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Speaker 1: making four hunite thousand or more, the IRS launched a
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Speaker 1: site to go after service workers. They lied to you
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Speaker 1: service workers making tips on the IRS's website here's their headline.
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Speaker 1: IRS introduces new service industry tip reporting program. Does that
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Speaker 1: sound like going after people making four unite thousand or more?
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Speaker 1: And then you go back to Donald Trump, Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: in Las Vegas, Nevada, back in June.
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Speaker 2: Here's what he said.
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Speaker 1: And then a month later, Kamala Harris like yeah, I'll
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Speaker 1: jump on that bandwagon.
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Speaker 9: Goes when I get to office, we are going to
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Speaker 9: not charge Texas on tips people that new TuS.
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Speaker 1: That was June ninth, Las Vegas. I'm wrong, by the
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Speaker 1: way about the date. It was two months later, on
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Speaker 1: August tenth. Kamala Harris realized she had a problem with
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Speaker 1: hard working Americans that are in the tip industry.
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Speaker 2: So what did she say? Listen service anyone?
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Speaker 1: She just straight up stole it. Kamala Harris is relying
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Speaker 1: heavily on the bias media to frame Trump's idea in
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Speaker 1: a negative light while framing her idea, which is his idea,
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Speaker 1: in a positive light. And the bias media has immediately
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Speaker 1: come forward, as I mentioned to you a second ago,
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Speaker 1: with this CBS News headline, right, Donald Trump introduces it back,
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Speaker 1: Kama Harris steals the idea. They act like it's her
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Speaker 1: own they act like it's the best idea you've ever
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Speaker 1: seen in your entire life. So I go back to
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Speaker 1: what I said a moment ago. We've got a problem.
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Speaker 1: We have a really, really, really big problem because the
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Speaker 1: media is going to give her everything she needs is
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Speaker 1: a coronation. She can ditch the media, they'll still stand
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Speaker 1: by her. She can have no policy positions, they'll still
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Speaker 1: stand by her. The White House can't name one position
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Speaker 1: she did. One thing she did is the vice president
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Speaker 1: that was monumental, But they tell you it was monumental
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Speaker 1: and historic that I guess she just was the vice
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Speaker 1: president and apparently that's good enough. Kevin O'Leary mister Wonderful
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Speaker 1: from Shark Tank. He also talked about just how radical
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Speaker 1: and how the Harris campaign is trying to rewrite the
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Speaker 1: liberal track record of her VP candidate as well, and
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Speaker 1: the media is helping her do it.
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Speaker 17: Listen, latest reading I saw was almost sixty percent of
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Speaker 17: Americans are invested in the market, whether it's a pension
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Speaker 17: of four one k, and yet the Democrat VP nominee
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Speaker 17: Tim Walls has zero money in investments. What do you
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Speaker 17: make of someone trying to run the country with zero
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Speaker 17: investment Acumen.
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Speaker 2: I didn't know.
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Speaker 9: Anything about the VP candidate Tim and so I did
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Speaker 9: some digging last week. I got the data last Friday.
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Speaker 9: He is not a good manager. If you look at
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Speaker 9: his stewardship of his state, Minnesota, it's been not good.
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Speaker 9: And I'll tell you how I measure it. I look
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Speaker 9: and don't people say, oh, your part is in your Partison, No,
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Speaker 9: I'm not. I'm looking at the track record of an
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Speaker 9: individual came into a state and wiped out job creation.
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Speaker 9: He wiped out job creation in professional in manufacturing, in accounting,
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Speaker 9: in every subcategory you look at, those jobs moved to
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Speaker 9: South Dakota and North Dakota. The South Dakota job rate
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Speaker 9: right now is four times that of Minnesota. Minnesota only
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Speaker 9: creates jobs in services that are funded by the government,
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Speaker 9: healthcare and social services. Every other sector is in decline.
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Speaker 9: He's also added a surcharge of one percent a hundred
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Speaker 9: Bais points on top of nine point eight percent Texas
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Speaker 9: on individuals that are retiring, and of course they're leaving
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Speaker 9: the state. In drones in Droll, he's the best governor
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Speaker 9: for Texas, for Florida, for North and South Dakota, but
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Speaker 9: not for Minnesota.
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Speaker 4: And that's exactly right. That's where they all went. Kevin.
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Speaker 2: I love by the way that Kevin put it that way.
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Speaker 1: He's the best governor for these other states, but not
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Speaker 1: for Minnesota. Make sure you share this podcast with everyone
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