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Kamala's Non-Economic Nothing Speech plus Anti-Trump FBI Agent in Charge of 2nd Assassination Attempt Investigation · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: So the speech that everybody's been waiting for, and when
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Speaker 1: I say everybody, I mean like the entire country. And
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Speaker 1: that was a speech that was going to be given
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Speaker 1: with a real economic plan from Kamala Harris. It happened
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Speaker 1: in Pittsburgh, Swing state, important speech, Harris speaking on the
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Speaker 1: economic policies during her campaign event that she was going
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Speaker 1: to let the world know what she's going to do. Now, remember,
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Speaker 1: this is the same woman that's a part of bidnomics
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Speaker 1: that's been a disaster. That's the same woman who keeps
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Speaker 1: acting like she is going to fix all the problems
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Speaker 1: that she has been a part of and that she
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Speaker 1: has created that she has implemented. So this was obviously
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Speaker 1: a pretty big speech. So what did she say?
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Speaker 2: Now? I want to be clear.
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Speaker 1: I've written speeches before for candidates. I've worked on presidential campaigns.
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Speaker 1: I've actually helped with a couple of the unions in
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Speaker 1: my career. And when you have to write something about nothing,
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Speaker 1: it's not that fun, all right.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes there's staying you're like, okay, look, this isn't polling
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Speaker 1: well for us, or there's something that you know we
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Speaker 1: have to at least acknowledge. But it's it's not in
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Speaker 1: our wind bucket over here, So you try to figure
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Speaker 1: out a way to kind of say it without having
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Speaker 1: a policy moment, and you want to move on from it, right.
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Speaker 1: Apparently that was how the writers had to write the
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Speaker 1: entire speech. Now I've had to do this for like
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Speaker 1: a sentence or two. All right, I'll give you example.
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Speaker 1: When the war in Iraq and Afghanistan was turning and
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Speaker 1: it was a frustrating time in this country when Bush
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Speaker 1: was the president, I helped work on messaging, and you're like,
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Speaker 1: all right, how do you tell people that this war
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Speaker 1: is still important even though it's not very popular at all.
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Speaker 2: That's a great example.
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Speaker 1: And you talk about how the terrorists that you are
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Speaker 1: killing and the people that want to kill us, and
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Speaker 1: you go through some of that, right, but it's still
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Speaker 1: you know, it wasn't polling well. So her entire speech
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Speaker 1: was on a subject which is not polling well for
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Speaker 1: her because people are holding her accountable for what she's
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Speaker 1: doing right now while she actually has the level levels
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Speaker 1: of power in her hands right she can pull the
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Speaker 1: levers right now. And so kama Aris goes out there
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Speaker 1: and I've seen some word salads in my life, but
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Speaker 1: usually those happen when you don't have a script. I
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Speaker 1: have never seen word salads like I witnessed when she
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Speaker 1: was talking about the economy in this roll out speech.
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Speaker 1: And this was all scripted. She's reading a teleprompter.
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Speaker 4: Listen, and we will reform our tax laws to make
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Speaker 4: it easier for businesses to let workers share in their
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Speaker 4: company's success. And I will challenge the private sector to
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Speaker 4: do more to lift up workers through equity, profits and benefits,
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Speaker 4: so more people can share in America's success and prosperity.
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Speaker 2: I have no idea what that means.
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Speaker 1: Quote I will challenge I mean, this is the applause
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Speaker 1: line for her. I will challenge a private sector to
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Speaker 1: do more to lift up workers through equity, profits and benefits.
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Speaker 1: And therefore, we will reform our tax laws to make
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Speaker 1: it easier for businesses to let workers share in their
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Speaker 1: company's success.
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Speaker 2: What the hell does that even mean.
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Speaker 1: I don't think anybody knows what that actually means.
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Speaker 2: I don't think anybody understands this at all.
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Speaker 1: Now, she also said something else, and this was a
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Speaker 1: part where I think she went off script. It's eight
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Speaker 1: seconds long. Listen to this very carefully. It wasn't a
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Speaker 1: good line, Kamala, we.
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Speaker 4: Just need to move past the failed policies that we
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Speaker 4: have proven don't work.
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Speaker 1: That would be your administration over the last three and
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Speaker 1: a half years.
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Speaker 2: Her exact quote.
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Speaker 1: We just need to move past the failed policies that
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Speaker 1: have proved that we have proven don't work.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't agree with you more, Kamala.
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Speaker 1: she says, we just need to move past the failed
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Speaker 1: policies that we have proven don't work. Okay, So if
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Speaker 1: let's say that she came out admitted, Hey, everything I'm
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Speaker 1: talking abou right now is not working. She's not saying that,
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Speaker 1: but let's just say that that's what she is saying.
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Speaker 1: Then what are your new policies that are going to work?
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Speaker 1: What are the new policies that you're going to get behind,
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Speaker 1: What are the new policies that you're going to advocate for.
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Speaker 1: That's what I want to know. By the way, Mark
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Speaker 1: Cuban says he wants to be head of the SEC
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Speaker 1: or the HHS secretary and a Kama Harris administration that
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Speaker 1: just came out.
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Speaker 2: If you need another reason to vote for Trump, Mark Cuban.
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Speaker 1: Now is saying he wants to be in the administration,
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Speaker 1: which scares the hell out of me as well. And
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Speaker 1: I'm going to talk about that in a moment. But
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Speaker 1: you look at these policies and Kamwa Harris has this
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Speaker 1: sarrogate out there. Mark Cubany's clearly now inunderstand why he's
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Speaker 1: selling his soul to the devil because he wants to
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Speaker 1: be in the administration, right, and now he's trying to
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Speaker 1: tie Trump to Bernie Sanders.
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Speaker 2: I'm not joking.
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Speaker 1: In an interview today after the speech that was a disaster,
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Speaker 1: she sent out.
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Speaker 2: Cuban to try to save everything.
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Speaker 5: Listen, compared policy proposals made by Trump to those from
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Speaker 5: Independent Senator Bernie Sanders, who's a socialist.
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Speaker 6: What do you mean, Oh, it was a race for socialism, right.
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Speaker 6: Bernie said that credit card companies should cap their rates,
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Speaker 6: their interest rates at fifteen percent. Donald Trump, being the
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Speaker 6: socialist that he is, had to beat Bernie. So Donald
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Speaker 6: Trump went out and recommended that interest rate caps be
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Speaker 6: set to ten percent. I mean, the fact that he's
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Speaker 6: even suggesting price controls and price caps is socialism. One
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Speaker 6: oh one. You haven't heard that from the Vice president.
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Speaker 6: You have heard that from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: I mean, if you want to talk about just making
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Speaker 1: crap up, Mark Cuban's out there and he's basically saying,
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Speaker 1: I want to be an administration because that's the one
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Speaker 1: thing I can't buy.
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Speaker 2: So I'll suck up.
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Speaker 1: Ta Kamala show up at this event in Pittsburgh advocate
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Speaker 1: for a socialist and then he comes out saying that
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Speaker 1: President Trump is a socialist too, Like, I'm sorry, everybody
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Speaker 1: is laughing at you, Mark.
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Speaker 2: Everybody knows that.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump's not a socialist, and everybody knows that Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris was rated more left wing than even crazy Bernie
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Speaker 1: Sanders during her time in the US Senate. She was
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Speaker 1: rated as more liberal of a center than he was.
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Speaker 1: And so if this is your plan that you come
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Speaker 1: out here and you say this the way that he did,
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Speaker 1: and you think that's going to fix the problem, like,
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, it's not. But go back to her plan today.
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Speaker 1: There was no plan forward, There was no new set
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Speaker 1: of ideals. On Fox, they were talking about this right
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Speaker 1: after it happened on NOI Kabudo's show, and I want
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Speaker 1: you to hear what they said. They said, like, what
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Speaker 1: is the plan here? Because she's currently in office, she
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Speaker 1: currently has access to the level of powers I mentioned earlier,
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Speaker 1: So what is the plan?
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Speaker 7: But Lee's right, and I think that she has outlined
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Speaker 7: one of the flaws of the Hairs campaign, which is,
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Speaker 7: you know, as Republicans point out consistently, as she's putting
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Speaker 7: forward a new way forward, she's currently in office. She
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Speaker 7: currently has access to the levers of.
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Speaker 1: Power, meaning there is no new plan. There's not a
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Speaker 1: single plan here. Even on ABC News where they carried
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Speaker 1: the speech live, you want to know.
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Speaker 2: What they said on ABC News about this. Listen.
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Speaker 6: I think for those of us who've been waiting for
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Speaker 6: more specifics on what does that childcare policy look like,
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Speaker 6: what is if she calling for, We're not getting those
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Speaker 6: at this point in the campaign.
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Speaker 2: We're not getting those at this point in the campaign.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because there is no plan that's different than what
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Speaker 1: we have right now. This ABC News clip is honest,
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Speaker 1: and I give them credit because they were looking for
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Speaker 1: to come out with something that they could sell the
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Speaker 1: American people a new plan.
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Speaker 2: There is no new plan.
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Speaker 1: You can put the word economic Club behind you in Pittsburgh,
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Speaker 1: behind you on the wall, and you can say you're
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Speaker 1: giving a big policy speech on the economy. The problem
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Speaker 1: is there's nothing there. There is nothing there. Steven Miller said, quote.
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Speaker 1: Still no statement from Harris on the regime she and
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Speaker 1: Biden financed trying to kill their political opponent, referring to
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Speaker 1: now I ran trying to kill apparently trying to kill
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Speaker 1: them multiple times, Donald Trump. Right, she won't even answer
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Speaker 1: questions like that today. She needs to get in front
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Speaker 1: of a camera and declare shut down this operation or
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Speaker 1: face American wrath. Right, they have an operation trying to
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Speaker 1: kill Trump? Was that mentioned to dayt or press conference? No,
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Speaker 1: which is also completely insane. I look at her today
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Speaker 1: and I just go back to this line, and I
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Speaker 1: hope the American people are smart enough to actually understand
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Speaker 1: what she's saying.
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Speaker 2: We just need to move past.
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Speaker 4: The failed policies that we have proven don't work.
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Speaker 1: That is campaign ad. That is the campaign ad. If
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Speaker 1: I was Donald Trump, I would be running on TV
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Speaker 1: everywhere because this is the ad that everyone needs to hear.
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Speaker 1: This is the ad that everybody needs to understand.
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Speaker 2: Is who she is. She is saying, I am the problem,
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Speaker 2: and I'm.
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Speaker 1: Going to fix the problem, which is me, like like
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Speaker 1: that doesn't make.
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Speaker 2: Any sense at all.
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Speaker 1: On CNN after her speech, the response on CNN was
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Speaker 1: exactly what you would expect, Right, the hardcore left, He's
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Speaker 1: trying to defend her, and then Mark Lotter.
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Speaker 2: Was asked about what she said today.
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Speaker 5: Listen to this, well, I mean, I think she failed
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Speaker 5: to do what American people want to hear from her.
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Speaker 5: She has no policy to cut grocery prices other than
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Speaker 5: who blame price gouging and install government price controls. She's
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Speaker 5: talking about government handouts for housing as opposed to bringing
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Speaker 5: down for It's a handout to cover the fact that
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Speaker 5: because mortgage rates are off the charts because of their
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Speaker 5: sky high inflation.
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Speaker 2: They're not bringing down gas prices.
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Speaker 5: People knew that they had more money in their pockets,
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Speaker 5: things were more affordable gas, groceries, Everything was better off
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Speaker 5: when Donald Trump was in office. And government price controls
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Speaker 5: and more high tax increases for big business is not
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Speaker 5: going to create jobs and grow the economy.
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Speaker 1: He's right, she failed to do what the American people
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Speaker 1: wanted to hear from her.
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Speaker 2: She has no policy.
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Speaker 1: She has no policy to cut grocery prices other than
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Speaker 1: to blame price gouging and install government price controls. She
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Speaker 1: has no policy on how she's going to turn the
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Speaker 1: economy around and lower prices with inflation.
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Speaker 2: She has no policy.
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Speaker 1: Except for government handouts, which will not happen for housing,
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Speaker 1: she has no plan to bring down prices. And even
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Speaker 1: some of the others at CNN who are way more
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Speaker 1: liberal were not impressed with this speech because they knew
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Speaker 1: this speech was important. Take a listen.
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Speaker 7: Although the problem that we're encountering with all of these
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Speaker 7: is we're getting a vision of her economic agenda.
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Speaker 2: With the agenda, we're not getting specific.
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Speaker 1: We're not getting specifics we're getting I got to read that.
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Speaker 2: The problem that we're encountering with all of.
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Speaker 1: These is that we're getting a vision of her policy
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Speaker 1: agenda but not getting specific. So, in other words, you're
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Speaker 1: saying she's full of crap. That's what you're saying. You're
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Speaker 1: you're you're saying, you're totally full of crap. And when
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Speaker 1: it comes to other things like China and foreign policy
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Speaker 1: and trade, what did Kamoa hear say during your speech?
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Speaker 2: Listen to this.
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Speaker 4: While he constantly got played by China, I will never
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Speaker 4: hesitate to take swift and strong measures when China undermines
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Speaker 4: the rules of the road at the expense of our workers,
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Speaker 4: our communities, and our companies, whether it's flooding the market
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Speaker 4: with steel inferior or at all unfairly subsidizing shipbuilding or
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Speaker 4: hurting our small This is with counterfeits.
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Speaker 2: I get, where's the policy.
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Speaker 1: President Trump brought China their knees by bringing in billions
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Speaker 1: and billions of dollars through tariffs, tariffs that were successful.
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Speaker 1: Her administration was forced to leave them in place, and
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Speaker 1: then Kama Harris got played by China.
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Speaker 2: That's the reality of the situation.
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Speaker 1: Even Larry Kudlow talking about the tariffs, and this is
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Speaker 1: what he said.
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Speaker 8: He is willing to use tariffs. He will use tariffs
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Speaker 8: for economic reasons, for trade reasons, but he'll use taris
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Speaker 8: for non trade reasons.
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Speaker 2: For that matter, I mean he'll.
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Speaker 8: Use taris for national security reasons. He'll use taris for
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Speaker 8: example to close the border right remain in Mexico, which
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Speaker 8: was so successful and slashed the illegal immigrants coming across
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Speaker 8: the border. That was done as part of a tariff
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Speaker 8: thread to Mexico with Obrador. And I think he's demonstrating
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Speaker 8: this again. I mean, taffs may be a dirty word
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Speaker 8: just on people, but I don't know, they can be
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Speaker 8: quite useful if you used properly.
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Speaker 9: Well, Larry, to your point about national security issue, wouldn't
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Speaker 9: you rather use the peaceful tools of economic incentives to
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Speaker 9: include a stick like tariffs rather than kinetic wars the
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Speaker 9: weapons of war. I mean literally, what you're talking about
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Speaker 9: is serious business and you can use these economic incentives
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Speaker 9: and sticks to really bring you know, take chaos and
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Speaker 9: turn it into calm, certainly on our continent. And I
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Speaker 9: would say worldwide, you're exactly what. He's a massive negotiator
15:37
Speaker 9: because he understands leverage. And what he understands about leverage
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Speaker 9: is that we have a lot of it. We're the
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Speaker 9: consumers of the world, Larry.
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Speaker 2: We have the.
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Speaker 9: Big, the big, you know, investment opportunities and capital that's
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Speaker 9: looking for a place to invest. He doesn't need to
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Speaker 9: apologize for anything.
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Speaker 1: And yeat, Kamala Harris is out there and she got
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Speaker 1: played by China saying I got a new policy with China,
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Speaker 1: but I don't know what the policy is. Let me
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Speaker 1: just also played one last thing on this and then
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna move on to something else that's shocking with
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Speaker 1: the FBI and Bill O'Reilly's going to join me as
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Speaker 1: well to talk about this.
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Speaker 2: But Kamala Harris also said this about our country.
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Speaker 4: Listen, the empire state building, you know, how long.
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Speaker 2: It took to build it one year?
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Speaker 4: The Pentagon, you know how long that took? Sixteen months.
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Speaker 2: No one can tell me.
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Speaker 4: We can't bill it quickly in our country.
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Speaker 2: This is the part that's so insane about her.
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Speaker 1: She says something like that quote, no one can tell
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Speaker 1: me we can't build quickly in our country. Then what
16:37
Speaker 1: the hell have you guys been doing for the last
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Speaker 1: three and a half years. Because your government, you charge
16:42
Speaker 1: the taxpayer seven point five billion on electric vehicle charging
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Speaker 1: stations and so far you've only built seven of them.
16:51
Speaker 1: After you tax the American people seven point five billion
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Speaker 1: to build an electric vehicle charging station grid, and you've
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Speaker 1: only they built seven of them. Kamala, and now you're
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Speaker 1: talking about building the empire state building. This is not
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Speaker 1: a policy, like this is not a policy. None of
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Speaker 1: this is a policy. Went out there and lied about
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Speaker 1: creating jobs as well. She hasn't created the jobs that
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Speaker 1: she claims that she's created. In fact, do you remember
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Speaker 1: the people lied, They lied about the jobs that they
17:26
Speaker 1: claimed that they created that they never created. Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: talked about how they had to change the numbers back.
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Speaker 3: We want to hear an apology for all of the
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Speaker 3: jobs and all of the lives that she's destroyed.
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Speaker 2: Think of it.
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Speaker 3: They created eight hundred and eighteen thousand fake jobs so
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Speaker 3: that the job numbers would look better, But they got
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Speaker 3: caught before the election. They were going to announce it
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Speaker 3: after the election that.
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Speaker 2: It was a mistake.
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Speaker 3: It wasn't a mistake, it was fraud, and the Attorney
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Speaker 3: General should look into it because nobody's ever had that
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Speaker 3: kind of a mistake before in this country. Eight hundred
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Speaker 3: almost a million jobs a mistake.
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Speaker 2: But she got caught.
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Speaker 3: So I just sometimes these whistleblowers and leakuers are okay
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Speaker 3: with me. Kamala Harris is a one woman economic wrecking ball,
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Speaker 3: and this November, the people of North Carolina are going
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Speaker 3: to tell her we've had enough.
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Speaker 2: We can't take it anymore.
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, you've fired get out, You've fired it at
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Speaker 3: a lousy job as vice president.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more with him.
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Speaker 1: But he's right, they lied about eight hundred and eighteen
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Speaker 1: thousand fake jobs. It wasn't a mistake, it was a fraud.
18:41
Speaker 1: Now I want to move on to something else real quick.
18:43
Speaker 1: That is really interesting story that is breaking, and we
18:46
Speaker 1: are now being told that the FBI agent who is
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Speaker 1: in charge of the investigation into the second assassination attempt
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Speaker 1: against Donald Trump, had to erase his public victory all
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Speaker 1: on social media for Donald Trump to.
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Speaker 2: Get his new job.
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Speaker 1: This actually became an issue back in November of last year,
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Speaker 1: when it was the story broke that the top the
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Speaker 1: FBI official ordered an agent to scrub his Facebook page
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Speaker 1: and delete anti Trump vitriol before they would promote him
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Speaker 1: to head the bureau's Miami Field office, which covers former
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump's mar Lago estate. A whistleblower told Congress last November,
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Speaker 1: this is before the assassination attempt number two. In a
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Speaker 1: disclosure to the House Judiciary Committee, the whistleblower said that
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Veltree was promoted earlier this year to become the
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Speaker 1: special Agent charge of Miami office. The wistleblower called this
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Speaker 1: agent adamantly and vocally and ti Trump, and said FBI
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Speaker 1: Director Christopher Ray, the deputy director, and the Executive Assistant
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Speaker 1: director were all involved in directing the man, mister Veltrie
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Speaker 1: to clean up his social media.
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Speaker 2: This is the man now.
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Speaker 1: Who we're supposed to believe is in charge of investigating
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Speaker 1: the second assassination attempt. On Donald Trump, who couldn't get
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Speaker 1: the job, who couldn't get the job until he had to,
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Speaker 1: until he scrubbed his social media clean of all the
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Speaker 1: anti Trump hatred.
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Speaker 2: And I'm supposed to trust that guy.
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Speaker 1: The same FBI official who's speaking at the press conference
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Speaker 1: regarding the latest Trump assassination, I'm supposed to trust him.
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Speaker 1: The guy who's in charge is a guy who last
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Speaker 1: year before this assassination attempt, whistle blowers told Congress is
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Speaker 1: an anti Donald Trump zelot and he was ordered to
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Speaker 1: scrub anti Trump's social media posts before he could get
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Speaker 1: promoted to the job he's in now. You cannot make
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Speaker 1: this up. Joining me now to talk about this and
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Speaker 1: also his new book that is out, Confronting the Presidents
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Speaker 1: is a good friend of mine, thell O'Reilly is a
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Speaker 1: best selling author, I don't know fifty times over at
20:57
Speaker 1: this point.
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Speaker 2: They're always a pleasure to have you on.
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Speaker 1: And I want to ask you real quick about this book,
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Speaker 1: Confine the Presidents.
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Speaker 2: Why did you decide to write this now?
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Speaker 1: And how relevant is this to the presidential election that
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Speaker 1: we're witnessing at this time?
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Speaker 10: Irrelevant? And thanks for having me back then, appreciate it.
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Speaker 10: It's going to break number one this Sunday on the
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Speaker 10: New York Times list. That's the nineteenth time that's happened.
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Speaker 10: I must give them great joy over there. It's a
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Speaker 10: world record for nonfiction. So look very important election. Everybody
21:30
Speaker 10: knows that the more intelligent the voter is, the more
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Speaker 10: likely a favorable outcome will occur for the country. You
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Speaker 10: know anything about the forty five men who are president
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Speaker 10: because they teach it anymore in school, so they're mythologized
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Speaker 10: or demonized. So we wrote the book each one, each man,
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Speaker 10: strengths and weaknesses, who they were as people. Humanize them.
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Speaker 10: We don't rank them. The reader can do that, and
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Speaker 10: the book is whole. The one hundred thousand copies and
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Speaker 10: lessen two weeks because Americans really want to know about
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Speaker 10: how these people attain power, what kind of characters they work,
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Speaker 10: and it's all there. It's written in the same style
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Speaker 10: of the Killing series. So Running the Presidents is a
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Speaker 10: fun read and you'll learn something on every page.
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Speaker 2: When you talk about it, it is a fun read.
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Speaker 1: It's sad that history has taken such a back seat now,
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Speaker 1: as you mentioned our classrooms, but a lot of history
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Speaker 1: is just not being taught anymore because of the bias
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Speaker 1: by the professors at colleges and in our public schools
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Speaker 1: where they're not teaching history, they're teaching propaganda. Is that
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Speaker 1: one of the reasons why you think your books have
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Speaker 1: done so well, because when it comes out, people actually
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Speaker 1: get history in a real way, not in this egregious
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Speaker 1: bias way where it's like, hey, I don't like this
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Speaker 1: figure in our history as a teacher, so therefore I'm
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Speaker 1: going to rip on them.
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Speaker 10: Well, most Americans don't go to college. This is a
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Speaker 10: high school problem. I was a high school teach. They
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Speaker 10: don't bother anymore giving you any facts. It's frightening. And
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Speaker 10: so the urchins, you know, grammar school and high school.
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Speaker 10: You go and you say, hey, how about that John Adams,
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Speaker 10: and they go, what who you know? They don't know anybody.
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Speaker 10: I don't know anything about it. So my job, in
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Speaker 10: the subtitle of the book is no spin assessments from Washington,
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Speaker 10: and they are no ideology. At the end of the book,
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Speaker 10: we cover Trump and Biden in fday form because history
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Speaker 10: is not completed in there, and my co author, Martin
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Speaker 10: Dugard and I we kind of disagree on Trump and Biden.
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Speaker 10: That's a fair way to handle it. So I write
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Speaker 10: say he writes his So I'm in business, and why
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Speaker 10: we are the most successful nonfiction authors in the world.
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Speaker 10: There's no be here is the way it was. And
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Speaker 10: if you really want to know about your country, I
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Speaker 10: love your country. You want to read these books, all
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Speaker 10: the killing books and confronting presidents we're rolling.
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Speaker 1: I love it and I would encourage everybody that's listening
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Speaker 1: to go out there and get this book conframe the presidents.
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Speaker 1: I want to ask you about this breaking news as well, Bill,
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Speaker 1: that the FBI agent leading the second Trump assassination probe
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Speaker 1: was investigated for anti Trump bias. It was reported on
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Speaker 1: his bias long before this second attempt on Donald Trump's
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Speaker 1: life happened, to the point where they told him, look,
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Speaker 1: you gotta scrub your media accounts of all your anti
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Speaker 1: Trump posts. And Veltree, who previously served as a section
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Speaker 1: chief second in the Security Division at the FBI headquarters
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Speaker 1: during the time of the so called Trump questionnaire, if
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Speaker 1: you remember that was used by the FBI. This is
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Speaker 1: a guy that had been accused of retaliating against conservatives
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Speaker 1: in his role there and then got a promotion moving
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Speaker 1: down to Miami, and now he's the guy that's supposed
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Speaker 1: to be in charge of investing the second attempt on
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: What the hell does this even happen in America today?
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Speaker 10: This FBI is a troubled organization, just like the Secret Service.
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Speaker 10: It's there's a pattern of behavior now emerging under the
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Speaker 10: Biden administration where the agencies are run by pitians rather
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Speaker 10: than professionals. If an FBI agent was told to take
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Speaker 10: down and keep Trump posting, that f agency sanctioned as
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Speaker 10: supposed to be the guy, the free law enforcement investigative
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Speaker 10: agency with no none, and if somebody violates that, it's serious.
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Speaker 10: Apparently they give me a slap on the wrist. Sorry
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Speaker 10: for the cliche, and now it becomes a big news story.
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Speaker 10: I don't think that the guy purposely put Trump in danger.
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Speaker 10: That would be beyond the panel, but it should never happen.
25:47
Speaker 10: And obviously the Secret Service was in Pennsylvania and the
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Speaker 10: woman who was running it got sacked, But why was
25:54
Speaker 10: she there in the first place. So this is just
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Speaker 10: a continuation the troubling status of the Fed government.
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Speaker 1: When you look at this election day and you've done
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Speaker 1: quite a few of these, what are you seeing now
26:06
Speaker 1: because this many days out from the election, we start
26:09
Speaker 1: to see what I refer to as trends, and it
26:12
Speaker 1: doesn't seem like the Vice President Kama Harris is surging
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Speaker 1: that much anymore. The propaganda of the media has worked
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Speaker 1: a little bit to proper up, but not as much
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Speaker 1: as I think they were hoping. What do you see
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Speaker 1: now going into this election for the chances of Trump
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Speaker 1: winning re election?
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Speaker 10: I can't call it, but your assessment is correct. Harris
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Speaker 10: is not engendering a lot of enthusiasm from the regular folk,
26:38
Speaker 10: you know, the partisans, of course, but the people who
26:43
Speaker 10: just are working for a living, trying to do the
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Speaker 10: best they count for their families. Why do you want
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Speaker 10: to vote to somebody you have no idea, who you
26:50
Speaker 10: won't answer any questions. And she's got the most progressive
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Speaker 10: voting record in the attire Senate. You know, the woman
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Speaker 10: is a radical leftist and that's who she is. Now.
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Speaker 10: Maybe she got converted in the last two months, Okay,
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Speaker 10: and that's what the ads say, but I'm not buying it.
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Speaker 10: So you got Trump, who's very controversial lobby A lot
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Speaker 10: of people hate him and they'll vote against them just
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Speaker 10: because they hate him, and they anything do with any policy.
27:17
Speaker 10: And then you got the Democrat who nobody knows anything about,
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Speaker 10: but whose history is radical left. It's a mess.
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Speaker 2: It is a mess.
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Speaker 1: The new book that is out, it comes out officially,
27:26
Speaker 1: but you can pre order now on Friday, Confronting the President. Presidents.
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Speaker 1: It is a great book. I've got a copy of it.
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Speaker 1: I'm staring at it right now. Congratulations on a number
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Speaker 1: one best seller again, Bill, that's got to be exciting
27:41
Speaker 1: for you.
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Speaker 2: It irritates a lot of liberals.
27:43
Speaker 1: And I want to ask you one final question, and
27:45
Speaker 1: that's this, If Kamala Harris wins, how much damage do
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Speaker 1: you think will be done to this country?
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Speaker 2: Knowing what she stands for.
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Speaker 1: This is a woman that very clearly wants a wide
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Speaker 1: open border with millions and millions more of legal coming
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Speaker 1: across the border. We found out yesterday that there was
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Speaker 1: a deal made between the Biden and Harris administration in
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Speaker 1: Mexico to stun the amount of illegalists coming across southern border.
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Speaker 1: That worked in August with a major drop off. Because
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Speaker 1: they're trying to help her get elected. She's the best
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Speaker 1: thing that ever happened to the cartels. Joe Biden is
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Speaker 1: the best thing that ever happened to the cartels, because
28:22
Speaker 1: they're making more money now than they ever have off
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Speaker 1: of fetnyl coming across southern border, sex trafficking, human trafficking,
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Speaker 1: you name it. What does this country look like if
28:31
Speaker 1: we have former years of her radical agenda, which is
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Speaker 1: more radical than Biden.
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Speaker 10: It depends if the Senate goes republic. So if the
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Speaker 10: Senate goes to the gd Van Harris's agenda will be
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Speaker 10: blocked largely. She can still issue executive orders, but they'll
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Speaker 10: be immediately challenged in the federal courts, and the Supreme
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Speaker 10: Court leans traditional, so Harris will have a very hard time.
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Speaker 10: She can try, and she will, but if the Democrats
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Speaker 10: control both houses of Congress, the presidency, America as we
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Speaker 10: know it, traditional America vanishes.
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Speaker 1: No doubt about that bill. Always a pleasure. Grab the book.
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Speaker 2: Congratulations brother, It's always good to chat.
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