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Jack Smith Asks Judge to Dismiss Trump Case as Liberals Lose Their Minds · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Jack Smith.
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Speaker 2: There are a bunch of headlines right now calling it
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Speaker 2: an epic law fair fail, and people that are celebrating
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Speaker 2: that Jack Smith has quote surrendered. I want to be
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Speaker 2: clear about this story that I think many conservatives are
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Speaker 2: getting it wrong, and I'm not saying this to criticize.
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Speaker 1: I'm saying this so.
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Speaker 2: That you understand just how close we were to living
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Speaker 2: in a Banana republic.
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Speaker 1: This was not an epic lawfair fail.
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Speaker 2: This was the American voters standing up for what they
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Speaker 2: believe is a free and fair election, standing up to
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Speaker 2: the lawlessness of the Marxists and the socialists and the
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Speaker 2: communists in the Biden Harris administration that weaponized our government
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Speaker 2: to go after their political opponents. At this time just
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Speaker 2: happened to be a guy by the name of Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump and anyone else around him that they wanted to
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Speaker 2: take out.
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Speaker 1: Now. I also want to be clear about this.
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Speaker 2: I don't believe that Jack Smith has surrendered, and there's
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Speaker 2: a lot of people saying that.
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Speaker 1: I don't.
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Speaker 2: I think he just knows that he cannot win now
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Speaker 2: because they lost control of the House, the Senate, and
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Speaker 2: the presidency, and the law is very clear that you
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Speaker 2: cannot go after a sitting president of the United States
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Speaker 2: of America.
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Speaker 1: I want to be clear about this.
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Speaker 2: I don't believe this is the end of lawfare, and
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Speaker 2: I don't believe that they believe that they have failed.
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Speaker 2: I think they believe they were successful in trying to
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Speaker 2: take out Donald Trump. They are going to believe that
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Speaker 2: this is only some of the issues that made them
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Speaker 2: pause their agenda, which is to take out their political opponents.
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Speaker 2: They're going to blame Kama Harris or Joe Biden's age.
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Speaker 2: They're not going to believe that they actually failed. And
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Speaker 2: I want to be clear. I do not believe that
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith or anyone else the DOJ or the FBI
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Speaker 2: that in the deep state that was coming after Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump for a moment, believe that they actually went too
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Speaker 2: far and or that they actually failed in their quest
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Speaker 2: to stop conservatives. I think they believe that this is
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden's fault because he's.
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Speaker 1: Old and senile.
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Speaker 2: I believe they believe this is the fault of Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 2: that they didn't get to finish the job they started
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Speaker 2: because she was a quote terrible candidate. I do not
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Speaker 2: believe that they learned anything at all from any of this,
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Speaker 2: and I want to make that very very very very
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Speaker 2: very clear so that we don't get in that moment
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Speaker 2: here like we're celebrating now. Yes, the truth is Jack
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Speaker 2: Smith has had to stop.
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Speaker 1: I don't think it is a surrender.
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Speaker 2: I think it's a temporary pause and ending the Florida
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Speaker 2: prosecution against Trump. I don't believe that this special Counsel
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Speaker 2: Smith is winding this down because he thinks the American
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Speaker 2: people have spoken in a way that you know, he's
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Speaker 2: going to learn from this.
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Speaker 1: I don't think any of them have learned from this.
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Speaker 2: Smith on Monday did in fact, file emotion to dismiss
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Speaker 2: the election interference case against Trump, and the US District
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Speaker 2: Court for the District of Columbia, marking yes, a victory,
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Speaker 2: you could argue a major victory for Donald Trump. I
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Speaker 2: don't believe it is because they learned their lesson quote.
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Speaker 2: After careful consideration, the Department is determined that ollc's prior
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Speaker 2: opinions concerning the Constitution's prohibition on federal indictment and prosecution
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Speaker 2: of a sitting president applied to the situation, and that,
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Speaker 2: as a result, this prosecution must be dismissed before the
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Speaker 2: defendant is inaugurated. In other words, they couldn't finish the
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Speaker 2: job before inauguration day, and they weren't able to keep
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Speaker 2: him out.
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Speaker 1: Of the White House.
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Speaker 2: So therefore they have decided to well say, okay, for
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Speaker 2: a moment, we're going to stop the law fare. Moreover,
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Speaker 2: Smith filed then another motion in the United States Court
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Speaker 2: of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit to dismiss an appeal
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Speaker 2: in the document's case, which quote will leave in place
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Speaker 2: the district Court's order dismissing the indictment without prejudice as
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Speaker 2: to him. Smith cites the reason laid out in his
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Speaker 2: motion to dismiss the election interference case and goes on
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Speaker 2: to list those for the reasons step forth in the
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Speaker 2: United States v. Trump, and he goes through all that.
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Speaker 2: I won't bore you with it, but it's important now.
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Speaker 2: Taken together, these moves marked the end of the federal
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Speaker 2: prosecution against the President elect, leaving two remaining cases at
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Speaker 2: the state level, one in Georgia, which was incredibly correct
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Speaker 2: correct there and in New York. Stephen Chong, the incoming
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Speaker 2: White House Communications Director, touted the enormous legal victories in
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Speaker 2: a statement shared after Smith's filings saying, quote, the American
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Speaker 2: people re elected President Trump with an overwhelming mandate to
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Speaker 2: make America great again. Today's decision by the DOJ ends
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Speaker 2: the unconstitutional federal case against President Trump and is a
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Speaker 2: major victory for the rule of aw Now, I want
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Speaker 2: to be clear, I don't believe this is a victory
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Speaker 2: the way that he is describing it. And the reason
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Speaker 2: why I say this is they want to do this again,
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Speaker 2: and they will do this again if they're given the opportunity.
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Speaker 2: The only reason why they were forced to make the
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Speaker 2: decision and to do what they did on Monday, the
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Speaker 2: only reason is because they lost the election. They do
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Speaker 2: not believe they got this wrong. They do not believe
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Speaker 2: that they should have stopped this. They have not learned
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Speaker 2: from their mistakes. What do we say when kids get
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Speaker 2: in trouble? You know, did you learn from your mistake?
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 2: We're going to have to discipline you so you learn
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Speaker 2: from your mistake. There has to be accountability for actions.
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Speaker 2: I want to be clear, there's no accountability here. This
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Speaker 2: is a pause at best. Quote, the American people re
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Speaker 2: elected President Trump with an overwhelming mandate to make this
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Speaker 2: country great again.
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Speaker 1: I agree with that statement.
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Speaker 2: Wholeheartedly quote the American people in President Trump won an
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Speaker 2: immediate end to the political weaponization of our justice system,
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Speaker 2: and we look forward to uniting our country.
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Speaker 1: He added.
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Speaker 2: Now, I agree that the American people were the ones
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Speaker 2: that stood in the way this time. I do not
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Speaker 2: believe that Democrats will ever stop weaponizing the FBI and
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Speaker 2: the DOJ and the deep state to their advantage in
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Speaker 2: the future because they realized just how effective it is.
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Speaker 2: This is a huge victory, no doubt for President Trump.
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Speaker 2: In the rule of law, I agree, but it is temporary.
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Speaker 2: I do not believe that this is some victory that
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Speaker 2: we should say they learned their lesson from and they're
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Speaker 2: not going to do this in the future.
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Speaker 1: That is what I don't believe.
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith's appointment as Special counsel was unconstitutional, and they
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Speaker 2: still did it anyway. It was unconstitutional the investigation from
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Speaker 2: the onset, and they did it anyway. And Smith deciding
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Speaker 2: to stop this now is only because the American people
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Speaker 2: stood up on election day, and the American people on
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Speaker 2: election Day said no, we better.
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Speaker 1: Keep our eye on the ball.
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Speaker 2: Because I do believe that this could happen again in
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Speaker 2: the very near future.
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Speaker 1: In fact, I would argue.
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Speaker 2: That we could see this type of welfare happen in
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Speaker 2: Congress if we allow for the Democrats to take control
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Speaker 2: of the House. I believe they would try to impeach
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump in two years if they got control of
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Speaker 2: the House, even if they didn't have now of the Senate.
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Speaker 2: cases here, all right. The decisions by Smith and the
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Speaker 2: DOJ are also going to have an impact in the
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Speaker 2: New York business records case against Trump. Judge Merchant there
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Speaker 2: has granted Trump's attorneys a December second deadline to file
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Speaker 2: emotion to.
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Speaker 1: Dismiss the case.
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Speaker 2: Blanchet and Dove noted in a letter to Merchant those
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Speaker 2: are the attorneys representing Trump. Last week that they would
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Speaker 2: address the position positions the dj takes in the federal
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Speaker 2: case in their filing. This is significant. The cases are
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Speaker 2: the United States versus Trump and the U. S. District
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Speaker 2: Court for the District Columbia, and the United States Versus
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Speaker 2: Trump and the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
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Speaker 1: This is a victory for the rule of law.
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Speaker 2: But I do not want you to believe that they
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Speaker 2: have learned their lesson, and I do not want you
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Speaker 2: to believe that they surrendered. And I do not want
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Speaker 2: you to believe that they believe that this was an
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Speaker 2: epic law fair fail.
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Speaker 1: It was not.
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Speaker 2: They believe they were successful. They were able to go
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Speaker 2: after Donald Trump. They got him out of the White House,
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Speaker 2: and yeah, he came back in. But they believe this
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Speaker 2: was successful, and they're going to do it again, make
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Speaker 2: no mistake about it. So as much as I am glad,
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Speaker 2: all right, as The New York Times admits DEM's fear
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Speaker 2: lawfare will be harder in a second Trump, I agree
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Speaker 2: with that headline. But they're admitting this is part of
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Speaker 2: their game plan. Keyword harder. They're not going to stop.
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Speaker 2: Democratic leaders and blue states are gearing up to launch
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Speaker 2: a massive lawfare attack on President Trump's administration. But they
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Speaker 2: fear that the Trump team is far more prepared for
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Speaker 2: round two. They're writing this in the New York Times.
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Speaker 2: They're not backing down. So do not believe for a
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Speaker 2: second that we have won. This battle is still very
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Speaker 2: much happening as we speak. Let me give you a quote,
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Speaker 2: by the way, to prove that Democrats are not walking
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Speaker 2: away from lawfare. Connecticut's extreme far left Attorney general is
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Speaker 2: a guy who by the name of William Tong.
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Speaker 1: You want to know what he said, quote unquote.
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Speaker 2: I think we are prepared for it to be much
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Speaker 2: more aggressive, much quicker, and much harder, referring to going
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Speaker 2: after Donald Trump this time. Certainly, much of Trump's agenda
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Speaker 2: in his first term was well stop by the constant
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Speaker 2: mirage of lawsuits by Democrats and their left wing allies.
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Speaker 2: The first Trump administration also suffered from inexperience and wielding
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Speaker 2: the tools of government, especially in how orders were written quote.
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Speaker 2: The sloppy style of writing directives invited the left to
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Speaker 2: find a never ending series of well lawsuits to throw
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Speaker 2: at Trump's orders. That is the exact wording of the
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Speaker 2: New York Times this time. For Trump's second bite at
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Speaker 2: the Apple, Democrats and leftist non governmental organizations. They right
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Speaker 2: are gearing up to fight Trump, but they're worried that
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Speaker 2: the next administration will not be as slap dash and
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Speaker 2: sloppy and crafting Trump's agenda, and the left will find
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Speaker 2: it much harder to find ways to tear down Trump's plans.
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Speaker 2: This is part of the reason why, as I mentioned
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Speaker 2: in yesterday's show, that they're trying to sattle Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: of World War iree and anarchy, chaos and a dumpster
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Speaker 2: fire the day he comes into office, because that is
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Speaker 2: their new way of trying to get him off of
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Speaker 2: his agenda items for the United States of America. So
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Speaker 2: is Trump two point zero gears up. These far left
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Speaker 2: attackers fear they're in for a harder fight this time,
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Speaker 2: The Times continues. Connecticut's Attorney General Tong, for one, told
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Speaker 2: The Times that the ascendants of the GOP will present
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Speaker 2: a hurdle and that Trump will probably hit the ground
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Speaker 2: running this time. Bob Ferguson, that is Washington's state attorney general,
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Speaker 2: agreed and said to the Times this morning quote, A
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Speaker 2: concern I have is that Donald Trump's administration may well
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Speaker 2: be better prepared on their end. Trump's party also will
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Speaker 2: control three branches of the federal government and will have
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Speaker 2: a reoccurring majority majority in the US Supreme Court, all
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Speaker 2: of which sends a chill down the spines of the
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Speaker 2: less law fair plans. But the plan is to repeat
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Speaker 2: the tightal wave of legal attacks to scuttle the will
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Speaker 2: of the voters by drowning Trump's agenda and nuance lawsuits,
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Speaker 2: just like they did to knock back at Trump's first term,
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Speaker 2: The Times continues. The state of Washington alone filed ninety
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Speaker 2: nine lawsuits against Trump to stop his agenda between sixteen
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Speaker 2: and twenty, the Times notes, and because of the flaws
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Speaker 2: in the administration's crafting of orders and directives, the left
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Speaker 2: coast state succeeded in most of its attempts to steimy Trump,
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Speaker 2: winning fifty five of the ninety nine lawsuits that they filed. Indeed,
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Speaker 2: the attacks during Trump's first term spurred the attorney generals
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Speaker 2: of blue states to begin meeting to coordinate their schemes
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Speaker 2: and attacks on conservatives and Republican principles all across the country.
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Speaker 2: According to the New York Times reporting, blue state attorney
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Speaker 2: generals have been having regular monthly meetings ever since Trump's
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Speaker 2: first term, so they can coordinate their lawfare attacks coast
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Speaker 2: to coasts, not just to oppose Trump, but to push
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Speaker 2: their far left agenda everywhere and on everyone, using the
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Speaker 2: courts as their weapon of choice. For his first term,
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Speaker 2: Trump made the mistake of imagining that winning the election
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Speaker 2: meant that he got to control the agenda in the narrative.
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Speaker 2: But he soon discovered that the establishment picks he made
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Speaker 2: for cabinet positions, and the combative and entrench administrative state
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Speaker 2: that has been immune from the will of the voters
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Speaker 2: was not adverse to using their insider powers to destroy
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Speaker 2: Trump's plans to make America great again. And guess what, America,
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Speaker 2: You can expect exactly that this time. And that's why
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Speaker 2: I go back to what I said. Jack Smith didn't surrender.
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith didn't end the prosecutions against Trump. He just
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Speaker 2: paused them because he had no choice but to do it.
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Speaker 2: And this time Trump is forewarned and his cabinet picks,
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Speaker 2: for the most part, are loyal and more experienced.
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Speaker 1: In taking the fight to the far left.
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Speaker 2: This time, you won't make the mistake of keeping operatives
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Speaker 2: in place that are accused of resenting the represent the
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Speaker 2: deep state instead of the will of the voters and
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Speaker 2: the agenda of the man they elected to the White House.
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Speaker 2: The Times continues in their article, now, what is the
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Speaker 2: big takeaway from here? The takeaway for me is actually
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Speaker 2: very simple. The takeaway is you've got a group of governors,
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Speaker 2: attorney generals and liberal states who have made it clear
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Speaker 2: now what their agenda is and what their goal is.
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Speaker 2: Their goal and their agenda is we are going to
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Speaker 2: stop at nothing to undermine Donald Trump. I'll give you
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Speaker 2: a great example of this, and I actually played this
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Speaker 2: clip on yesterday's show when we were dealing with the
16:55
Speaker 2: issue of immigration reform. But it applies today, I think
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Speaker 2: even more or so to the narrative here that the
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Speaker 2: Democrats have quote had to surrender on this lawfare.
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Speaker 1: They're not done, folks.
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Speaker 2: Listen to the mayor in Denver, Colorado say he's willing
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Speaker 2: to be arrested to stand up to Donald Trump on
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Speaker 2: the issues of immigration. He is not going to follow
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Speaker 2: the law. He is not going to follow what the
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Speaker 2: federal government says. These are the radical extremists of the
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Speaker 2: Democratic Party, and they're telling you they are just now
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Speaker 2: going to start defying Trump like you've never seen before.
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Speaker 3: About civil disobedience. You've mentioned that a couple of times. Now,
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Speaker 3: would you be willing to participate in those? As the
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Speaker 3: mayor of Denver, would you be willing to go out
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Speaker 3: and protest these things?
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Speaker 4: I would if I believe that our residents are having
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Speaker 4: their rights violate, If I think things are happening that
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Speaker 4: are illegal or immoral or an American in our city,
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Speaker 4: I would certainly protest it. And I would expect other
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Speaker 4: residents would do the same.
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Speaker 1: Not only is the Denver mayor.
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Speaker 2: They're saying I'm going to protest, and I'm willing to
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Speaker 2: get arrested, goes on to say a step further, and
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Speaker 2: I would expect our citizens to do the same.
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Speaker 1: Translation.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump maybe the president of United States of America,
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Speaker 2: but he's not our president and he's not our choice.
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Speaker 1: So the hell with that guy.
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Speaker 2: We're going to do everything we can to attack him,
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Speaker 2: to undermine him, to stand up against him, to not
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Speaker 2: follow federal guidelines or laws or rules or executive orders.
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Speaker 2: And I am willing to be arrested, and so are
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Speaker 2: my fellow radicals in Colorado.
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Speaker 1: And I don't believe.
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Speaker 2: The federal government's going to come in here and actually
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Speaker 2: get to do what they think they're going to do,
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Speaker 2: because we're not going to let him. That's what he's saying.
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Speaker 2: And if you don't believe me, then keep listening.
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Speaker 3: Trump's new borders are Tom Homan has said that he
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Speaker 3: is willing to arrest leaders like yourself for standing in
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Speaker 3: the way of these policies that they want to enact.
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Speaker 3: Would you be willing to go to jail for these things?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not afraid of that, and I'm also not
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Speaker 4: seeking that. I think the goal is we want to
18:59
Speaker 4: be able to negotiate with reasonable people how to solve
19:02
Speaker 4: hard problems for publican and democratic presidence in the past
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Speaker 4: have all tried to find solutions to these problems.
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Speaker 1: President Reagan help people.
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Speaker 4: Get access to work so they could stay and support themselves.
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Speaker 4: Biden Harris worked on restricting entry at the border to
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Speaker 4: close down There are a lot of ways to approach
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Speaker 4: this problem. We don't think it has to come to this,
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Speaker 4: but yeah, I think when you look at you know,
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Speaker 4: Ralph Carr has always been one of my heroes. He
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Speaker 4: was the governor who in the middle of the interment
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Speaker 4: of Japanese Americans, said this was the wrong thing to do,
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Speaker 4: and he stood up it was unpopular, people were mad
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Speaker 4: at about it. That was in the middle of wartime.
19:29
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19:36
Speaker 1: We're not done yet. They're not conceding, folks.
19:41
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19:43
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20:02
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20:34
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Speaker 2: I want to move to again, how I said a
22:45
Speaker 2: moment ago. Democrats are not going to give up on
22:48
Speaker 2: law there. They're also not going to give up on
22:51
Speaker 2: breaking the laws that they love to break. Perfect example
22:55
Speaker 2: of this is the issue of illegal immigration. The bidenminist
23:00
Speaker 2: is rolling out this app that will allow legal immigrants
23:05
Speaker 2: to check in on the app, and even if they
23:08
Speaker 2: have criminal records, we're not going to stop them from
23:11
Speaker 2: in person interviews or staying in this country. How do
23:14
Speaker 2: we know this because this is the U I guess now,
23:17
Speaker 2: we call it the November December surprise. Joe Biden says,
23:20
Speaker 2: here's a dumpster fire. You're an illegal immigrant, Come on in.
23:23
Speaker 2: We're going to undermine everything Trump does a law on order,
23:25
Speaker 2: so we're not going to follow the law.
23:27
Speaker 1: Listen.
23:28
Speaker 5: Biden administration is quietly loosening immigration policies before Trump takes
23:33
Speaker 5: offense this according to The New York Post, It reports,
23:37
Speaker 5: the administration is testing a new app that will allow
23:41
Speaker 5: illegal migrants to bypass in person check ins at their
23:45
Speaker 5: local ice office.
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Speaker 1: Jeff Paul is Live with More.
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Speaker 5: It sounds like they're just giving Donald Trump one more.
23:52
Speaker 1: Thing to undo. Well, joh we do know.
23:55
Speaker 6: The Biden administration has been testing this new immigration and
23:58
Speaker 6: customs app and the idea is to streamline the check
24:01
Speaker 6: in process for migrants, allow them to use their phones
24:05
Speaker 6: or computers to touch base with immigration officials while they
24:08
Speaker 6: wait for their date in court, instead of appearing for
24:10
Speaker 6: those check ins in person. A source tells Fox News
24:14
Speaker 6: ICE has been using the app already in a couple
24:16
Speaker 6: of cities, but according to The New York Post, it's
24:19
Speaker 6: going to be launched officially next month in New York City.
24:22
Speaker 6: The field office there reportedly has been overwhelmed, fully booked
24:26
Speaker 6: with appointments for a year. Our sources tell us that's
24:29
Speaker 6: really the push to get this backlogged moved through.
24:32
Speaker 1: The concerns regarding this app.
24:33
Speaker 6: Obviously, it's a new app, so there's going to be
24:36
Speaker 6: some glitches. The other wider concern is could it cause
24:39
Speaker 6: even more migrants to go under the radar?
24:42
Speaker 1: Want to see what happens, John.
24:43
Speaker 5: All right, Jeff Paul forres Thanks Jeff.
24:46
Speaker 2: So not only the saying, hey, we're going to be
24:50
Speaker 2: a thorn in your side and we're going to come
24:52
Speaker 2: after anybody we can in the Trump administration on the
24:56
Speaker 2: state level, mayors and governors and ag he's working together
25:01
Speaker 2: hand in hand to see how they can undermine Donald
25:02
Speaker 2: Trump's agenda. But they're also now saying we're going to
25:06
Speaker 2: do everything we can to break laws when and where
25:08
Speaker 2: we can.
25:09
Speaker 1: So if that means we're a sanctuary city, we're going
25:11
Speaker 1: to do it.
25:11
Speaker 2: We don't care. I played for a minute ago the
25:14
Speaker 2: Denver mayor, same thing there. We're going to do whatever
25:16
Speaker 2: the hell we want to do, wherever we want to
25:19
Speaker 2: do it, whenever we want to do it, and this
25:21
Speaker 2: is going to be a part of our agenda.
25:23
Speaker 1: There is also.
25:26
Speaker 2: News about how Republicans are going to fight back the
25:30
Speaker 2: incoming borders are. Tom Homan is set to visit the
25:35
Speaker 2: border in Eagle Pass, Texas, meeting with Governor Abbott and
25:38
Speaker 2: border patrol. This coming from Fox about his plans and
25:44
Speaker 2: how he is looking to deal with the border issues
25:47
Speaker 2: right away when he comes into office.
25:50
Speaker 1: Well fired up.
25:51
Speaker 7: That's how the National Ice Officers Association says it feels
25:54
Speaker 7: about President elect Trump's incoming borders are Tom Holman. Homan
25:58
Speaker 7: is heading to Texas tomorrow to meet with Governor Greg Abbott.
26:02
Speaker 7: The state's Department of Public Safety releasing this stunning video
26:05
Speaker 7: of a two year old little girl from El Salvador
26:08
Speaker 7: arriving in the US holding a piece of paper with
26:11
Speaker 7: a phone number and a name on it.
26:13
Speaker 8: Look Venezula, Mama Peninsula, See to Mama, to Papa no Peninezuela.
26:31
Speaker 9: On this time.
26:36
Speaker 7: Former Acting ICE Director Ron Vitello is here. First to
26:39
Speaker 7: the National correspondent Bill Malusian at the border in Eagle Pass, Texas.
26:43
Speaker 10: Bill, Good afternoon, Trace.
26:45
Speaker 11: Good afternoon to you.
26:46
Speaker 10: I can tell you.
26:46
Speaker 12: Texas Governor greg Aabott has said he's very excited to
26:49
Speaker 12: have Tom Homan leading President Trump's future border security efforts.
26:53
Speaker 12: He feels home In is going to be a partner
26:55
Speaker 12: in the White House, not an adversary like we saw
26:58
Speaker 12: with the Biden administration, which basically sued Texas and Abbott
27:01
Speaker 12: at every single time they tried.
27:03
Speaker 1: To secure their own border.
27:04
Speaker 12: And they need the help down here because it's been
27:06
Speaker 12: busy in Ingle Pass. Take a look at this. This
27:08
Speaker 12: is video Texas DPS shot yesterday a group of two
27:10
Speaker 12: hundred illegal immigrants that crossed over here, and you were
27:13
Speaker 12: just showing this mixed in with that group where sixty
27:15
Speaker 12: unaccompanied migrant children. We're talking little kids, no parents or
27:19
Speaker 12: guardians with them, traveling completely alone, arriving here at the
27:22
Speaker 12: border intending to go to different parts of the country
27:25
Speaker 12: to reunite with families. Some of them had little papers
27:28
Speaker 12: or phone numbers they were holding to try to help
27:30
Speaker 12: border agents get them to where they want to go.
27:32
Speaker 12: But take take a listen to some of these kids
27:34
Speaker 12: when these Texas troopers were talking to them.
27:37
Speaker 8: My life to Susans, you for an approaching.
28:00
Speaker 2: Yes, let me just read to you what was said
28:04
Speaker 2: there if you don't know Spanish. And I think this
28:07
Speaker 2: is again a really major flashpoint that we all need
28:12
Speaker 2: to be understand, like, this is incredible that we are
28:17
Speaker 2: having this conversation the way that we are. You have
28:20
Speaker 2: The first lady says, my name is Paolo, I'm from
28:23
Speaker 2: Ecuador and I'm here going to California. The next one says,
28:30
Speaker 2: my name is Ashley. I'm from Honduras and I'm going
28:33
Speaker 2: to Houston. I'm eleven years old. The next one's a
28:37
Speaker 2: little girl, and that little girl they ask, how do
28:40
Speaker 2: you to the mom and then look at the little girl,
28:42
Speaker 2: how do you I'm four years old? On this dangerous track.
28:47
Speaker 2: This is what they're doing day in and day out.
28:50
Speaker 2: This is what they're doing.
28:51
Speaker 12: Now.
28:51
Speaker 2: Now listen to the end of this report and this
28:54
Speaker 2: is what democrats are defending.
28:56
Speaker 12: And then take a look at this. This was last
28:58
Speaker 12: week here in Ingle Pass, as well as a group
29:00
Speaker 12: of men from Afghanistan that Texas DPS arrested after they
29:03
Speaker 12: crossed illegally. They're considered special interest aliens obviously due to
29:08
Speaker 12: national security concerns. They are supposed to receive additional DHS vetting.
29:12
Speaker 12: And then look at this video Texas DPS provided us.
29:15
Speaker 12: They're running what they call mass migration drills up and
29:18
Speaker 12: down the border from here an Eagle Pass down to Brownsville.
29:21
Speaker 12: They're basically trying to show deterrence to any caravans or
29:25
Speaker 12: migrant Russias that want to try to come across. Before
29:27
Speaker 12: President excuse me, President Trump takes office and Governor Rabbit
29:31
Speaker 12: says he's really looking forward to working with Tom Holman
29:34
Speaker 12: once he takes office.
29:34
Speaker 10: Take a listen, there's a tall task ahead for President
29:38
Speaker 10: Trump to find to locate these people and then to
29:42
Speaker 10: deport them or to jail them. But listen, we've got
29:44
Speaker 10: the right guy in charge of it, and that as
29:46
Speaker 10: Tom Holman. He's going to be the borders are he's working.
29:50
Speaker 10: I've already begun to work with him.
29:53
Speaker 1: I've already begun to work with him.
29:55
Speaker 2: Now this is where democrats say, Okay, it's game on,
30:01
Speaker 2: it's came on. We're going to undermine. We're going to
30:06
Speaker 2: do whatever we have to do to attack, to fight,
30:13
Speaker 2: and to stop this from happening. I'll give you another example.
30:16
Speaker 2: Let's just go to sixty minutes on Sunday night. Sixty
30:19
Speaker 2: minutes on Sunday nights was losing their ever loving minds
30:23
Speaker 2: because instead of considering DEI, which is this radical extreme
30:28
Speaker 2: idea right, diversity, equity and inclusion the new University of
30:33
Speaker 2: Austin because they're a public university, because the changes that
30:36
Speaker 2: are being made in Texas are now emphasizing what is
30:39
Speaker 2: actually being called MEI merit excellence in intelligence. So in
30:45
Speaker 2: other words, you don't get in because of diversity equity inclusion,
30:50
Speaker 2: you get into college because of merit excellence and intelligence.
30:55
Speaker 1: What a novel idea.
30:57
Speaker 2: Sixty minutes can't believe that this is the new way
31:00
Speaker 2: things are going to go down in Austin.
31:01
Speaker 1: And here's what they said on sixty minutes.
31:04
Speaker 13: As for admissions, UATX swaps DEI diversity equity and inclusion
31:09
Speaker 13: for what some call NEI merit excellence and intelligence, gender, race, ethnicity,
31:16
Speaker 13: What is the factor of that in your admission decisions.
31:19
Speaker 9: We don't take any of that into consideration and admissions.
31:22
Speaker 9: The primary thing that we're interested in as the mind,
31:26
Speaker 9: meaning what kind of capacity to think deeply, to answer questions,
31:32
Speaker 9: to challenge norms.
31:35
Speaker 11: I got to tell you we did not see a
31:37
Speaker 11: particularly diverse student body.
31:40
Speaker 14: We are putting resources into finding talent of an intellectual variety.
31:46
Speaker 14: And if you're interested in diversity, I recommend you look
31:49
Speaker 14: at the social backgrounds of our students, at the family
31:53
Speaker 14: circumstances of our students.
31:55
Speaker 13: High profile UATX donors include Trump backing billionaire Bill Ackman,
31:59
Speaker 13: a Harvard grad who vocally criticized his school after October seventh,
32:04
Speaker 13: and Harlan Crowe, close friend of conservative Supreme Court Justice
32:08
Speaker 13: Clarence Thomas. Critics attack you ATX is a right wing
32:12
Speaker 13: university simply wearing the cloak of free speech.
32:16
Speaker 2: So if you want free speech, you want merit, excellence
32:20
Speaker 2: and intelligence. They say, well, this is just pure evil.
32:25
Speaker 2: They call it Trump University at Austin. Billionaire backs a
32:28
Speaker 2: new anti woke university. They're not so hidden purpose of
32:32
Speaker 2: the University of Austin dun Dunda in reality where they
32:35
Speaker 2: saying we're just going to do things the right way.
32:38
Speaker 2: We're not going to push radical ideology. We're going to
32:40
Speaker 2: have the best students to come in and the best
32:42
Speaker 2: students to do great things.
32:44
Speaker 1: That's what we're going to do. That's all we're going
32:47
Speaker 1: to do. That's it. What an amazing idea.
32:51
Speaker 4: All right.
32:52
Speaker 2: I want to get back to something I mentioned earlier
32:54
Speaker 2: in the show, and that was about the Special Counselor
32:57
Speaker 2: Jack Smith had just filed this motion to dismiss the
33:00
Speaker 2: federal criminal case against President elect Trump. I want you
33:04
Speaker 2: to hear the media's reaction to this, because now they're
33:07
Speaker 2: like having a report on the news that I was
33:09
Speaker 2: talking about. It was breaking as I'm recording this, and
33:12
Speaker 2: just listen to NBC News.
33:14
Speaker 1: They broke in. Okay, they broke in.
33:18
Speaker 2: To their regularly scheduled programming on NBC to announce this,
33:24
Speaker 2: like they and if you want to know how corrupt
33:27
Speaker 2: the media is, they won't break in for anything that
33:30
Speaker 2: Trump does.
33:30
Speaker 1: It's big.
33:31
Speaker 2: They won't break in for Donald Trump winning an election basically,
33:34
Speaker 2: but when you drop them, uh you know this charge
33:37
Speaker 2: against Trump, Oh wow, we gotta we gotta we gotta
33:40
Speaker 2: break that big news.
33:41
Speaker 1: Take a listen. This is an NBC News special report.
33:48
Speaker 1: Here's Lester Holt. Good day.
33:50
Speaker 15: We're coming on the early breaking news about President ec
33:53
Speaker 15: Donald Trump. The Justice Department Special counsel Jack Smith just
33:58
Speaker 15: filed a motion to dismiss the federal criminal case against
34:02
Speaker 15: the President elect over his efforts to overturn the twenty
34:05
Speaker 15: twenty election results. The news comes after NBC News learn
34:10
Speaker 15: the Justice Department had been planning to wind down it's
34:13
Speaker 15: federal cases against mister Trump. It also comes as NBC
34:17
Speaker 15: News learn that Smith and his team plan to resign
34:20
Speaker 15: before mister Trump returns to the White House.
34:24
Speaker 1: I love this.
34:25
Speaker 2: They break in and they're like almost like they're just
34:29
Speaker 2: it's like a it's for them a funeral.
34:32
Speaker 1: Like everybody on NBC News.
34:34
Speaker 2: You guys are going to be depressed too, because we
34:36
Speaker 2: thought we were going to lock up Donald Trump. But
34:39
Speaker 2: we're also breaking to let you know that we still
34:40
Speaker 2: think he's the worst person in the world. Like like
34:43
Speaker 2: there's a dual purpose for this. It's like they're trying
34:47
Speaker 2: to imply there's some sort of like abuse of power
34:49
Speaker 2: here from President Trump. Wow, he's going to fire all them,
34:51
Speaker 2: so they're having to run for their lives from the DOJ.
34:54
Speaker 1: They're all going to quit their jobs.
34:56
Speaker 2: So there now he since they're going to quit, the
34:57
Speaker 2: Special Counsel has got to file these motion to dismiss
35:00
Speaker 2: the federal criminal cases against the president elect because he's
35:04
Speaker 2: going to fire them all.
35:05
Speaker 1: Like you notice the narrative they're writing here.
35:08
Speaker 2: This is the narrative that they are writing, and they're
35:11
Speaker 2: doing it very much on purpose. Now, if you want
35:14
Speaker 2: to know how it should actually be covered, this is
35:17
Speaker 2: how Fox News did it.
35:19
Speaker 1: Completely different. Listen, I'm sorry, where are we going?
35:25
Speaker 16: Donal'll jump in here. We've got some breaking news out
35:28
Speaker 16: of DCED. David Spott reporting right now. Special Counsel Jack
35:32
Speaker 16: Smith is seeking to dismiss dismiss the Trump election interference
35:37
Speaker 16: case in Washington, DC. We should note that this was expected.
35:42
Speaker 16: We've been reporting for a few weeks now that this
35:45
Speaker 16: would happen since the dog cannot prosecute a sitting president. Today,
35:50
Speaker 16: this news brings us one step closer to this case.
35:53
Speaker 1: Formally being dropped.
35:54
Speaker 16: The judge is going to need approval for this before
35:58
Speaker 16: anything is officially dismissed, as with reporting, and that could
36:01
Speaker 16: come as soon as today. I believe David's funt is up.
36:04
Speaker 1: Now he's got this news for us. David Well, Hey, Sandra.
36:07
Speaker 11: After almost two years of this, Jack Smith saga, things
36:11
Speaker 11: seemed to be ending for him. We just need the
36:14
Speaker 11: judge to sign off on it. After thousands of pages
36:17
Speaker 11: and hundreds of hours of interviews, it comes down to
36:20
Speaker 11: just six pages. Jack Smith the Special Council asking Judge
36:24
Speaker 11: Tanya Chutkin to dismiss this superseding indictment. This is the
36:28
Speaker 11: election interference case in Washington, d C. Where Donald Trump
36:32
Speaker 11: was charged with trying to overturn the results of the
36:36
Speaker 11: twenty twenty presidential election. Ultimately, Smith says that DOJ does
36:41
Speaker 11: not prosecute sitting president. This never went to trial. It
36:44
Speaker 11: was supposed to go to trial earlier this year. That
36:47
Speaker 11: never happened. So he's asking to dismiss this case. Separately,
36:51
Speaker 11: we're waiting to see if and how he's asking to
36:54
Speaker 11: move forward in the document's case in Florida. Now, you
36:58
Speaker 11: may say that case was dis miss this summer, and
37:00
Speaker 11: that's true. It was dismissed this summer. However, Jack Smith
37:04
Speaker 11: at the time he didn't know Donald Trump was going
37:06
Speaker 11: to win, and he filed an appeal with the Eleventh
37:09
Speaker 11: Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. We're told that he's
37:12
Speaker 11: also going to be filing something soon winding down that
37:16
Speaker 11: case as well. So as of now, these cases are
37:19
Speaker 11: not officially dropped yet, but Smith is asking Judge Chutkin,
37:24
Speaker 11: who's expected to move along with it and say, Okay,
37:28
Speaker 11: we're going to drop this case because we cannot prosecute
37:32
Speaker 11: a sitting president separately. If I may add, President elect
37:36
Speaker 11: Trump said that he would fire Jack Smith within quote
37:39
Speaker 11: two seconds of taking office. It doesn't appear that the
37:43
Speaker 11: President of the elect will even have the opportunity to
37:45
Speaker 11: do that because we've been reporting for several weeks now
37:48
Speaker 11: that Jack Smith will be gone. At that point on
37:51
Speaker 11: January twentieth, at noon, he will have stepped down. So
37:54
Speaker 11: at some point over the next several weeks he's going
37:57
Speaker 11: to step down. They're going to close up the Special
37:58
Speaker 11: Council office, and this case will not go to trials.
38:01
Speaker 11: So while it was expected, it's certainly a big deal
38:05
Speaker 11: to see that Special Counsel Jack Smith, has been a
38:07
Speaker 11: thorn in the side of Donald Trump for over two years,
38:11
Speaker 11: is officially asking a judge to drop his case.
38:15
Speaker 16: David's fun on that breaking news for us. Just reading
38:18
Speaker 16: through the government's motion to dismiss this. It reads, quote
38:22
Speaker 16: in part quote, the government has conferred with the Defense Council,
38:25
Speaker 16: who does not object to this motion.
38:27
Speaker 2: Big news, John, Like, that's how you actually would report
38:31
Speaker 2: on the story.
38:32
Speaker 1: But no, no, no, no, no, NBC News.
38:34
Speaker 2: Well, special counsel Jack Smith forced to file emotion to
38:39
Speaker 2: dismiss the federal criminal case against President elect Trump because
38:42
Speaker 2: he's going to fire him all now I have to
38:43
Speaker 2: quit resign, like seriously, Like that's how you're going to
38:47
Speaker 2: play this. The legacy media is melting down because they
38:52
Speaker 2: still don't understand Trump. Like the popularity, by the way
38:56
Speaker 2: of Donald Trump is actually growing right now despite the
39:00
Speaker 2: media doing what they do. In the meltdown from the
39:03
Speaker 2: legacy media, the American people's support president like Donald Trump's
39:07
Speaker 2: handling of the transition and also by the way his
39:10
Speaker 2: cabinet picks.
39:12
Speaker 1: How do we know this? Listen to this report.
39:14
Speaker 17: Our latest CBS News poll shows that fifty nine percent
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Speaker 17: of Americans approve of how President elect Donald Trump is
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Speaker 17: handling the presidential transition. Trump has kept up a steady
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Speaker 17: drum beat of staffing announcements from his Marlogo resort in
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Speaker 17: Palm Beach, Florida, And that is where we find our
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Speaker 17: Nicole Killion this morning with the latest.
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Speaker 18: After Saturday lunch with one of the senators who will
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Speaker 18: vote on his cabinet picks. President elect Donald Trump announced
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Speaker 18: former domestic policy advisor Brooke Rowlins for Agriculture Secretary. One
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Speaker 18: of his most highly anticipated selections was Scott Bessant for Treasury.
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Speaker 18: If confirmed, the sixty two year old investor would be
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Speaker 18: the first openly gayed secretary to lead it and responsible
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Speaker 18: for quarterbacking mister Trump's post policies on taxes and tariffs.
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Speaker 17: Well, most beautiful word in the dictionary is tariff.
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Speaker 18: A new CBS News poll shows a majority of Americans
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Speaker 18: support imposing tariffs on imported goods, and more have an
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Speaker 18: optimistic view of the economy. Since the election, mister Trump
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Speaker 18: selected a pair of doctors to lead health agencies. Former
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Speaker 18: Congressman David Weldon has promoted debunked anti vaccine views and
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Speaker 18: is being tapped to lead the Centers for Disease Control,
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Speaker 18: Food and Drug Administration. Pick Martin McCarey critique vaccine mandates
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Speaker 18: during the COVID pandemic and Project twenty twenty five architect
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Speaker 18: Russ Vote blends to reprise his role as White House
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Speaker 18: Budget Director. Our polling also finds many of the president
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Speaker 18: elects well known designatees have more support than opposition, including
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Speaker 18: Robert F. Kennedy Junior, Tulsey Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth.
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Speaker 1: I love these numbers.
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Speaker 2: They just make me laugh CBS polling saying everything we've
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Speaker 2: been telling you is just wrong. President Trump's handling of
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Speaker 2: the presidential transition fifty nine percent approve because they actually
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Speaker 2: respect the president of the United States of America US
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Speaker 2: tariffs on imported goods.
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Speaker 1: What did Donald Trump say?
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Speaker 2: Well, Trump voters eighty three percent say yes. But the
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Speaker 2: majority of Americans, this includes Democrats, fifty two percent are
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Speaker 2: in favor of it. These are the numbers that tell
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Speaker 2: you the American people are no longer going to be silent.
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Speaker 2: They're not the silent majority. Look at the RFK Junior choice.
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Speaker 2: Forty seven percent say good choice. These are real numbers, folks.
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Speaker 2: This is what people.
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Speaker 1: I mean.
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Speaker 2: Thirty four percent say not a good choice. That makes sense, right.
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Speaker 2: Democrats are angry. They're angry that a former Democrat help
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Speaker 2: them become president, and he's getting.
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Speaker 1: A job, right. They hate that.
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Speaker 2: Never for get how much they hate us, Never forget
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Speaker 2: how much the Democrats want to destroy this country. Make
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Speaker 2: sure you share this podcast wherever you can so people
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Speaker 2: can hear what I just played for you.
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Speaker 1: And I'll see you back here tomorrow