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Jack Smith & Deep State Target Trump One More Time b4 Election Day plus Harris Buying Votes w Green Cards · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Momentum in this election is everything, and we now know
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Speaker 1: who's got the momentum, and that means Democrats are planning for.
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Speaker 2: A October surprise.
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Speaker 1: Now CNN has officially told the truth, told the truth
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Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris has stalled out. Yes, they actually said
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Speaker 1: it on TV. That is how you justify an October surprise.
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Speaker 3: I think there are a lot of folks, such as myself,
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Speaker 3: who think that Donald Trump's unpopularity is baked in.
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Speaker 2: But here's the deal.
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Speaker 3: If you believe that Donald Trump has somehow become less
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Speaker 3: popular over time, let me change your mind about that.
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Speaker 3: In fact, he is more popular at this point in
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Speaker 3: the campaign than he was at this point in the
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty campaign or the twenty.
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Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on, did you hear that Donald Trump's
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Speaker 1: net favorability as of right now on October the eighteenth,
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Speaker 1: when this poll came out, is the highest it has
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Speaker 1: ever been while he has been a candidate. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to back this up like five seconds so that you
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Speaker 1: can all enjoy this moment again and listen to the
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Speaker 1: different years where he was compared.
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Speaker 2: To twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 3: Pay than he was at this point in the twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty campaign or the twenty sixteen campaign. Look, he's still
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Speaker 3: underwater right with a negative nine point net favorability rating,
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Speaker 3: but that is higher than he was in twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: at minus twelve points twenty nearly won, and it is
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Speaker 3: way higher than the minus twenty seven net favorability back
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Speaker 3: in twenty sixteen when he did win. So I think
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Speaker 3: there's this real question in Kamal Harris's mind, in the
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Speaker 3: campaign's mind, why is Trump more popular now than he
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Speaker 3: was at this point in twenty twenty and twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 3: And I think that is why you're seeing the sharpening attacks,
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Speaker 3: because they want to put him back down here or
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Speaker 3: even there's no way that they're necessarily going to back
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Speaker 3: down to here, but they want to make Trump more
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Speaker 3: unpopular than his right now because he's more popular now
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Speaker 3: than either point in twenty twenty or twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 2: So let's be clear, all right.
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Speaker 1: They're saying his his net favorable is negative nine points
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Speaker 1: right now in twenty twenty four, in twenty twenty it
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Speaker 1: was negative twelve points, and in twenty sixteen at this
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Speaker 1: point it was negative twenty seven points. So that is
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Speaker 1: why they're saying that Kamala Harris has to sharpen her
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Speaker 1: attacks on Donaldald Trump number one. This also means that
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Speaker 1: it's time for them to give an October surprise. The
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Speaker 1: Deep State working very very hand in hand with the
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Speaker 1: campaign to make sure this happened.
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Speaker 2: So sure enough, right on schedules.
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Speaker 1: They're worried that he's starting to get a lead and
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Speaker 1: getting ahead of Kamala Harris. What happens well, Special counsel
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Speaker 1: Jack Smith is urging the judge in the Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: January sixth case to reject an effort by Trump's attorneys
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Speaker 1: to throw out the cases of obstruction related charges.
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Speaker 2: That's right.
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Speaker 1: Fast forward to a couple hours later, and bam, the
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Speaker 1: Trump campaign is slamming the witch hunt after Jack Smith's
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Speaker 1: court documents released less than three weeks before election day.
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Speaker 1: The majority of the documents remain under seal, while many
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Speaker 1: of the unsealed materials have previously been released in some form.
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Speaker 2: But this is their October surprise.
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Speaker 1: The judge in the former Donald Trump President Donald Trump's
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Speaker 1: federal election interference case on Friday made public all these
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Speaker 1: documents from the Special Council Jack Smith. The US district
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Speaker 1: judge ordered on Thursday night late that additional documents be
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Speaker 1: made public. The hundreds of pages of documents are Smith's
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Speaker 1: appendix of exhibits in the fight over whether Trump has
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Speaker 1: a level of presidential community that negates the charges against him.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: Radical Democrats are held bent on infringing and interfering in
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Speaker 1: the presidential election on behalf of linone Kamala Harris is
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Speaker 1: what the Trump campaign spokesman said. Then went on to say,
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Speaker 1: with just over two weeks until election day, President Trump
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Speaker 1: is dominating the race and craze leberals throughout the deep
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Speaker 1: state are freaking out, which makes sense. They're going to
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Speaker 1: lose or they're worried they're going to lose everything. They're
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Speaker 1: gonna lose their power if Donald Trump gets elected, because
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Speaker 1: they won't have their jobs in the deep state any longer.
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Speaker 1: The Trump's spokesman added, as mandated by the Supreme Court's
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Speaker 1: historic decision on presidential immunity and other vital jurisprudence, this
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Speaker 1: entire case as sham and a partisan, unconstitutional witch hunt
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Speaker 1: that should be dismissed entirely, as should all of the
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Speaker 1: remaining democratic hoaxes.
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Speaker 2: The majority of pages.
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Speaker 1: By the way released the public remain under seal and
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Speaker 1: are not viewable by the public. In fact, much of
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Speaker 1: the unsealed material has been previously released in some form,
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Speaker 1: including transcripts by the House Select Committee on January sixth,
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Speaker 1: and other documents including old Trump campaign press releases, fundraising emails,
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Speaker 1: White House press conference transcripts, and also news articles.
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Speaker 2: So why did they package it all together?
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Speaker 1: Because they needed something to get people to pay attention
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Speaker 1: again to Kamala Harris and then to rev up the
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Speaker 1: anti Trump hatred.
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Speaker 2: That's what they're doing now.
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Speaker 1: In the order to release the documents, they also cited
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Speaker 1: to claim that the asymmetric release of charged allegations and
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Speaker 1: related documents generally or during early voting creates an appearance
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Speaker 1: of quote, election interference.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more.
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Speaker 1: According to Judge, while there is a public interest for
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Speaker 1: courts to avoid involving themselves in elections, quote, it is
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Speaker 1: in fact defendance requests relief that risk undermining that public
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Speaker 1: interest now they say. They went on to say if
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Speaker 1: the court withheld information that the public otherwise had a
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Speaker 1: right to access solely because of the potential political consequence
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Speaker 1: of releasing it, that withholding could itself constitutor appear to
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Speaker 1: be election interference. Oh okay, So in other words, you're saying, well,
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Speaker 1: it may interfere, so therefore we're gonna let people interfere.
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Speaker 2: That's insane.
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Speaker 1: She added, the court would continue keeping political considerations out
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Speaker 1: of decisions despite the defendance's request. Now, Tump pleaded not
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Speaker 1: guilty to all charges brought against him by Smith. The
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court earlier this year ruled that a president is
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Speaker 1: immune from prosecution for official acts, but the special prosecutor
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Speaker 1: of the deep state right, Smith was then required to
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Speaker 1: file another indictment against Trump, revising the charges in an
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Speaker 1: effort to navigate the Supreme Court ruling. The new indictment
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Speaker 1: kept the prior criminal charges, but narrowed and reframed the
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Speaker 1: allegations against Trump. After the High Court's ruling, they gave
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Speaker 1: broad community to former presidents. Trump also pled not guilty
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Speaker 1: to all charges in the new indictment as well. But again,
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Speaker 1: this isn't actually about justice. This is about trying to
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Speaker 1: interfere in this presidential election.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: In the filing unsealed earlier this month, Smith also alleged
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Speaker 1: that Trump quote resorted to crimes to try to stay
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Speaker 1: in office after losing the twenty twenty presidential election quote.
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Speaker 1: With private co conspirators, the defendant launched a series of
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Speaker 1: increasingly desperate plans to overturn the legitimate election rescions in
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Speaker 1: seven states that he had lost Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and
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Speaker 1: out of New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
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Speaker 2: That is what the deep state is now saying all
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Speaker 2: over again.
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Speaker 1: Smith claims that the outline of these efforts was all
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Speaker 1: based around deceit, claiming Trump and co conspirators engaged in
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy to interfere with the federal government function by
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Speaker 1: which the nation collects and count's election results, which is
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Speaker 1: set forth in the Constitution and the Electoral Count Act,
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy to obstruct the official proceedings in which Congress
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Speaker 1: certified the legitimate results of the presidential election, and a
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Speaker 1: conspiracy against the rights of millions of Americans to vote
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Speaker 1: and have their votes counted.
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Speaker 2: That is what is said.
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Speaker 1: Now, let's just be clear, this is the best they've
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Speaker 1: got for October surprise. And when you've thrown everything else
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Speaker 1: at the president and then you've had two assassination attempts
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Speaker 1: against that president, one of them actually hitting the president
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Speaker 1: and his ear and only because as he turned his head,
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Speaker 1: as he's still alive right now, this tells you everything
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Speaker 1: you need to know about the corruption here by the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party and more importantly by the Deep State. Let
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Speaker 1: me also say one other point about this. I don't
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Speaker 1: expect them to stop between now on election Day. I
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Speaker 1: believe they're going to do everything they can to take
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Speaker 1: out Donald Trump, whether it is legally or honestly take
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Speaker 1: him out with an assassination attempt.
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Speaker 2: They don't care. This is all that they care about.
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Speaker 1: This is everything for them, and that is the problem
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Speaker 1: that we're going to be dealing with for the next
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Speaker 1: twenty days.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: I want to move on to another issue, and that
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Speaker 1: is Kamala Harris. She is out there not doing interviews,
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Speaker 1: not doing that very famous dinner in New York City
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Speaker 1: where she's been roasted for not showing up, cutting that
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Speaker 1: interview short on both ends of the interview, being late,
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Speaker 1: and then rapping early with Brett Baer and then saying
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Speaker 1: it was an ambush by Brettbeer, which is hysterical. So
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Speaker 1: now there's something else that she's having to deal with.
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is touting mass amnesty offering that is going
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Speaker 1: to be fast tracked for citizenship to nearly every illegal
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Speaker 1: alien in the US if she is elected. That is
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Speaker 1: now the plan, pivot and go to the left and
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Speaker 1: see if you can get everybody that knows an illegal
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Speaker 1: immigrant to vote for you. Vice President Harris touting this
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Speaker 1: mass amnesty plan that would offer quote fast track naturalized
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Speaker 1: American citizenship to the eleven to twenty two million illegal
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Speaker 1: aliens residing in the US. I love how this number
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Speaker 1: we don't even know, Like, I mean, come on, eleven
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Speaker 1: to twenty two million. That's a liberal number if I've
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Speaker 1: ever seen one. Okay, Like, that's just straight up what
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Speaker 1: it is. Now on Wednesday evening, in this executive exclusive
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Speaker 1: sit down interview with Brett bher Harris seemed to praise
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Speaker 1: the US Citizenship Act of twenty twenty one. That is
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Speaker 1: a mass amnesty plan benefiting nearly all illegal aliens in
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. The first bill, particularly within
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Speaker 1: hours of taking the oath, will be able to will
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Speaker 1: be a bile to fix our immigration system. We recognize
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Speaker 1: from day one it is a priority for US as
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Speaker 1: a nation and for the American people, Harris said of
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Speaker 1: the US Citizenship Act of.
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Speaker 2: Twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 1: Now the legislation, and this is the part you need
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Speaker 1: to understand, sent to Congress by President Joe Biden immediately
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Speaker 1: after being sworn into office on January the twentieth of
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 2: Would offer so called lawful.
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Speaker 1: Prospective immigrants immigrant status to most of the millions of
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Speaker 1: illegal aliens living in the US, allowing them to hold
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Speaker 1: American jobs, allowing them to secure security cards and travel
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Speaker 1: outside the United States of America and still be let
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Speaker 1: back in. Then they say this is their claim. At
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Speaker 1: least after five years on lawful prospective immigrant status, such
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Speaker 1: illegal aliens, meaning virtually all legal aliens in this country,
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Speaker 1: would be able to obtain a green card. Then, after
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Speaker 1: only three years on a green card, a shortened length
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Speaker 1: of time compared to current federal immigration law, such illegal
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Speaker 1: aliens would be eligible to apply for naturalized American citizenship.
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Speaker 1: The mass amnesty plan provides that illegal aliens in less
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Speaker 1: than a decade could get naturalized American citizenship and thus
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Speaker 1: become eligible to vote, providing they meet other voting eligibility requirements. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: illegal alien farm workers, they say Deferred Action for Childhood
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Speaker 1: arrivals also known as DACA recipients, and those in the
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Speaker 1: US on temporary protected status would be offered green cards
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Speaker 1: immediately under this radical plan from Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: After only three years.
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Speaker 1: They then say, these three subsets of migrants, also known
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Speaker 1: as illegal immigrants, would be able to apply for naturalized
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Speaker 1: American citizenship. This is not a joke. I don't even
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Speaker 1: know how what other way to put this. Then, this
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Speaker 1: is trying to buy votes of illegal immigrants. And not
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Speaker 1: only is this trying to buy votes of illegal immigrants,
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Speaker 1: this is trying to entice anyone that knows an illegal
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Speaker 1: immigrant to vote for.
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: By including nearly every legal alien in the US, this
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Speaker 1: would be the biggest amnesty plan that this country and
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Speaker 1: actually I think the world has ever seen. Under one
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Speaker 1: such provision, they say the plan would allow illegal aliens
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Speaker 1: to port it under former President Donald Trump to secure
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Speaker 1: amnesty if they were present in the United States of
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Speaker 1: America for at least three years before their deportation as well.
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Speaker 1: So this is to undermine Donald Trump and even bring
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Speaker 1: more illegal immigrants back into the country, saying Okay, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'll come back to America.
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Speaker 2: I was deported, but sure I was there for three years.
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Speaker 1: So retroactively like yeah, come on in, like, come on in,
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Speaker 1: we'd love to have you. Just come on in, and
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Speaker 1: we're gonna let you become an American citizen, even though
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Speaker 1: you've been gone for who knows how long. The plan
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Speaker 1: would also they say, remove all uses of the word
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Speaker 1: alien in federal immigration law, again buying votes, replacing the
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Speaker 1: term with non citizens. So you can't say illegal immigrant anymore.
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Speaker 1: You can't say.
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Speaker 2: Illegal alien anymore.
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Speaker 1: If Kamala Harris has her way, every illegal immigrant in
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Speaker 1: this country without a hardcore criminal record would immediately be
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Speaker 1: fast fast passed. In essence, like you go to Disney
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Speaker 1: World and just move right past the line, right and
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Speaker 1: go to the front of the line. That's exactly what
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Speaker 1: she is now offering to illegal immigrants, trying to buy
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Speaker 1: votes at the last second.
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Speaker 2: This is disgusting. I want to be clear about.
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Speaker 1: That that this is how much they're willing to pander
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Speaker 1: to make this happen.
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Speaker 2: So there's two really octo prizes here.
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Speaker 1: Number One, they're still going after Donald legally, all right,
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Speaker 1: and the Special Council is urging the judge to reject
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Speaker 1: Trump's bid to toss out the January sixth obstruction charges.
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Speaker 1: That is problem Number one, and then you have this
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Speaker 1: pandering that is taking place right now, incredible pandering that
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Speaker 1: is happening to try to buy the votes of illegal immigrants.
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Speaker 1: ABC News this morning putting this out there about Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump trying to get everyone to be fear mongering, fear
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Speaker 1: mongered in thinking that Donald Trump is going to go
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Speaker 1: to jail, so therefore you.
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Speaker 2: Shouldn't vote for him, right, It's a waste to vote. Listen.
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Speaker 4: Special council prosecuting former President Trump's allege efforts to overturn
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Speaker 4: the twenty twenty election say the obstruction charges against him
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Speaker 4: should stand despite a Supreme Court ruling. Trump's attorney say
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Speaker 4: the obstruction of an official preceding statute should no longer
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Speaker 4: apply because he was never directly involved with obstructing the proceedings.
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Speaker 4: But in a new court filing, prosecutors say Trump was
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Speaker 4: directly involved in attempting to send fraudulent certificates to Congress
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Speaker 4: on January sixth. For more on this, I want to
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Speaker 4: bring in senior reporter Catherine Followers alongside with ABC News
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Speaker 4: legal contributor Brian Buckmeyer for more. Catherine, first, start us off,
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Speaker 4: I mean, what can you tell us about these new
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Speaker 4: filings and the special counsel's arguments here.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so what we know is this is all part
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Speaker 5: of this effort by Trump's attorneys to get this statute
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Speaker 5: obstruction of an official proceeding thrown out. Now, as you mentioned,
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Speaker 5: what Trump's lawyers are arguing is that Trump wasn't directly.
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Speaker 2: Involved in holding up.
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Speaker 5: The certification process, so he shouldn't face any obstruction of
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Speaker 5: an official proceeding charge. Now, this is all coming to
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Speaker 5: light because, as you remember, and we've talked about often,
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Speaker 5: we know that after the Supreme Court's presidential immunity ruling
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Speaker 5: that water down what Special Council Jack Smith could essentially
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Speaker 5: bring in terms of charges, there was a superseding indictment.
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Speaker 5: A lot of that was eliminated. So Trump's lawyers are
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Speaker 5: now saying, wait a second, there was no direct involvement.
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Speaker 5: You bring this in your superseding indictment, this should no
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Speaker 5: longer exist.
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Speaker 2: Of course, Smith says.
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Speaker 5: That his indictment clearly alleges that Trump and his co
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Speaker 5: conspirators were involved in attempting to send those false slate
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Speaker 5: of electors to Mike Pence. Of course, this is all
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Speaker 5: happening close to the election, but they're asking the judge
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Speaker 5: to weigh in, and we'll see what the judge overseeing.
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Speaker 2: In this case says.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's fascinating, Brian. So what we were talking about.
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Speaker 4: The Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that obstruction charges
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Speaker 4: in many of these January sixth cases could not stand.
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Speaker 4: I'm curious what makes this different.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, So what the DJ is doing is they're trying
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Speaker 6: to make a factial distinction.
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Speaker 2: Even though both writers and.
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Speaker 6: The former president are charged with obstruction of justice. They're
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Speaker 6: saying that the facts that the Supreme Court got to
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Speaker 6: as to why they made that decision are fundamentally different
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Speaker 6: than the facts of Donald Trump, and that's why the
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Speaker 6: case just don't go for it. It would be like
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Speaker 6: me saying Gordon Ramsey and I both cook food. Yes,
17:14
Speaker 6: we both use fire to cook meat, but what Gordon
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Speaker 6: Ramsey is doing is far different in superior than what
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Speaker 6: I'm doing. And they're saying that because of those distinctions,
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Speaker 6: you should treat them differently.
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Speaker 2: As Catherine explained.
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Speaker 4: I appreciate that metaphor, but Catherine, you brought.
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Speaker 1: Up by the way, I just got to hit pause here.
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Speaker 1: I love these metaphors and just how absurd they really are.
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Speaker 1: They're trying to convince you that this is somehow not political.
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Speaker 1: It is two weeks, two and a half weeks before
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Speaker 1: an election. This is one hundred percent political, and they
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Speaker 1: know it. In fact, it's been political since the very beginning,
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Speaker 1: and everybody knows it.
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Speaker 2: Everyone understands it.
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Speaker 1: This is straight up political, and if you think that
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Speaker 1: it's not, I'm sorry, you're stupid. So they're trying on
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Speaker 1: every front they can to get rid of Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: whether it's at the ballot box, whether it's with getting
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Speaker 1: people to vote and say, hey, I'm going to give
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Speaker 1: you amnesty if you vote for me, and get all
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Speaker 1: your friends that can vote to vote for me. Illegal immigrants,
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Speaker 1: I mean, you're you're literally saying to illegal immigrants, please
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Speaker 1: got there and tell everybody you know to vote for
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Speaker 1: me so I can get citizenship in this country. And
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Speaker 1: then you're attacking and disparaging Trump all while this is
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Speaker 1: going on, and then many of us are supposed to
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Speaker 1: act like it isn't even happening, like it's insane. Now
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Speaker 1: as the Left is going after Trump legally, they're attacking
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Speaker 1: him every way they can, and they're trying to bribe
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Speaker 1: people to vote for Kamala Harris. There's something else that's
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Speaker 1: happening that's very interesting, and that is not only is
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Speaker 1: Trump pull numbers going up, but he's sitting down and
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Speaker 1: having really long conversations with members of the media, something
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Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris cannot do. He's having conversations about our economy.
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Speaker 1: He's having conversations about what he is going to do
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Speaker 1: in his second term, what he learned from his first term,
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Speaker 1: for example. And that's what I think is really important
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Speaker 1: for so many Americans. He sat down and did an
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Speaker 1: interview with Harris Faulkner. There was a studio audience, and
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Speaker 1: one of the cool things about the audience is many
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Speaker 1: of them actually asked him questions. Now, Harris had some
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Speaker 1: basic questions, which were great that I want you to
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Speaker 1: hear as well. But what Harris Faulkner's point was in
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Speaker 1: this conversation was, Hey, let's talk economy, let's talk struggling Americans,
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Speaker 1: let's talk immigration. All of the things that Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: cannot talk about. Is exactly what she and Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: did talk about. Now, he didn't complain, he didn't say, oh,
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Speaker 1: you guys aren't being fair to me. He does these
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Speaker 1: interviews all the time, something that Kamala just can't do.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen. This was their sit down town.
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Speaker 7: Hall for the state of Georgia just began, and they're
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Speaker 7: already at a quarter million people in early vote. That
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Speaker 7: will break a record on sleep And I cannot believe
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Speaker 7: how people come for you already. I don't know if
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Speaker 7: you know this, but early voting is a sign that
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Speaker 7: people are coming out, as you know, but it's also
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Speaker 7: a sign that there might be a few people who
20:32
Speaker 7: have something to say. So I want to share with you.
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Speaker 7: Senators Warnock and Usoff Mayor Bottoms and Atlanta Mayor Bottoms
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Speaker 7: and Amba Thurman's family have come out on a press
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Speaker 7: call and they're doing what's called a pre buddle two
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Speaker 7: hour town hall right now.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's nice.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, And I want to get promise. I want to
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Speaker 7: get your I want to get your reaction to something,
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Speaker 7: because I was a little thrown aback about how quickly
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Speaker 7: this fight would start. Oh by the way, Tim Wallas,
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Speaker 7: the governor of Minnesota who wants to be the next
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Speaker 7: vice president, his wife is showing up where tomorrow here yep,
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Speaker 7: she has an issue with the women's issues town hall.
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Speaker 7: All right, So let's take a look at what Senator
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Speaker 7: Warnock had to say. I want to get for the
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Speaker 7: first time former President Trump's reaction to what's going on
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Speaker 7: here in Georgia. Let's watch.
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Speaker 8: If you do not vote as a vote it's a
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Speaker 8: vote for Donald Trump, it is to send this man
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Speaker 8: one step closer to the White House, which, finally, let
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Speaker 8: me say, will be literally dangerous or so much so
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Speaker 8: many of the people that we know dangerous, as we've
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Speaker 8: demonstrated for women, but this man, let me remind the
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Speaker 8: black men who are listening to men of color, communities
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Speaker 8: of color, he will be dangerous.
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Speaker 7: You are up with minority voters.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Vice President Kamala Harris is hurting right now in that
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Speaker 7: category of voting block. And they know all women are
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Speaker 7: at this town hall. This is a pre buddle from
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Speaker 7: a short time ago.
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Speaker 2: Your reaction, well, I would say this.
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Speaker 9: We just got the endorsement of border patrol all over
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Speaker 9: I mean all over the country border patrol virtually every
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Speaker 9: sheriff's department, every police department, the Fraternal Order of Police
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Speaker 9: four hundred thousand police, the biggest in the country.
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Speaker 4: We have.
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Speaker 9: We have every single I don't think they have a
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Speaker 9: policeman or a policewoman single and we have the border.
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Speaker 9: We have the safest border in the history of our country.
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Speaker 9: Now we have the most unsafe border in the history
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Speaker 9: of our country. So when you talk about safety we
22:51
Speaker 9: had it was just announced, as you know, last week,
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Speaker 9: thirteen and ninety nine murderers were released into our country.
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Speaker 9: Drug dealers, drug addicts, drug everybody is released into our country.
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Speaker 9: We've never had anything like this. We've never had a
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Speaker 9: mess like this. Six hundred and twenty five thousand criminals
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Speaker 9: released into our country along with twenty one million people.
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Speaker 9: We have no idea who they are. And you know
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Speaker 9: that's just a SoundBite. I don't know this guy, but
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Speaker 9: you get lucky as hell to win, I'll tell you
23:18
Speaker 9: that much. But it's it's a SoundBite that they like
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Speaker 9: to use. But remember this law enforcements with me one
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Speaker 9: hundred percent, and we have to keep our community safe.
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Speaker 9: And we have to take these murderers that they've allowed
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Speaker 9: to come through open borders without knowing anything about them.
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Speaker 9: We have to take those people and we have to
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Speaker 9: remove them. We have to get them out of our country.
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Speaker 7: We're going to get into all of it. I want,
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Speaker 7: first of all a show of hands. Who voted early today?
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Speaker 4: All right?
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Speaker 2: Sounds good? Oh and their way? Who did they vote for?
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Speaker 6: Wonder?
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Speaker 2: That was the first thing you want.
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Speaker 4: You wanted to know, We.
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Speaker 9: Allowed to say who did you vote?
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Speaker 7: So another show of hands? How many of you actually
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Speaker 7: feel good about how the economy is right now?
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Speaker 4: Now?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, you have our first question on the economy. We
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Speaker 7: will start there. Your first name please and tell us
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Speaker 7: your hometown.
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Speaker 10: My name is Lisa and I live in the city
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Speaker 10: of Milton. First of all, welcome back to Georgia.
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Speaker 2: K President Trump, Thank you very much.
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Speaker 10: Americans are concerned about the state of our economy. Democrats
24:24
Speaker 10: argue that your policies favor the wealthy, especially through tax
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Speaker 10: cuts for billionaires, while the middle class continues to struggle
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Speaker 10: these last three and a half years under the Biden
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Speaker 10: Harris administration. Could you outline your plans to revitalize the
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Speaker 10: economy again as president and policies that specifically support the
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Speaker 10: middle class when re elected.
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Speaker 9: Sure, thank you very much. Great question and sort of
24:49
Speaker 9: an easy question for me to answer, because we have
24:51
Speaker 9: tremendous wealth in this country, but it's under our feet.
24:55
Speaker 9: It's called liquid gold, and we're going to bring down
24:57
Speaker 9: your energy costs, and with that everything's going to fin
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Speaker 9: We're also going to make it possible for companies to
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Speaker 9: come into our country again. You know, we've lost so
25:04
Speaker 9: many businesses. If you're in a furniture making like in
25:09
Speaker 9: North Carolina, just they're flocking out of our country because
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Speaker 9: we have politicians that don't know what to do. We're
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Speaker 9: bringing them all back. We have a tax rate that's
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Speaker 9: going to lure them, and we're going to protect them
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Speaker 9: with tariffs so they can make money and so they
25:21
Speaker 9: don't get stolen. But we're gonna have record setting jobs.
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Speaker 9: And just to know, I mean the advantage I have
25:26
Speaker 9: is that I've done it. We had the greatest economy
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Speaker 9: in the history of our country. We had never had
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Speaker 9: an economy. And remember this, we also had the safest
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Speaker 9: border in the history of our country. We never had
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Speaker 9: a border that's safe. The famous graph that I looked at,
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Speaker 9: you know, my all time favorite piece of paper, I.
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Speaker 2: Mean even my all time favent.
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Speaker 9: I love that piece of paper. But that shows you
25:52
Speaker 9: that day, the day I left office, the border was
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Speaker 9: the safest that ever was in the history of our country.
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Speaker 9: We had the fewest number of people, we have the
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Speaker 9: least amount of drugs. Everything was human trafficking, which is
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Speaker 9: now twelve times higher than it was. And it's trafficking,
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Speaker 9: I hate to say this, mostly in women. It's a
26:10
Speaker 9: vicious thing because of the Internet and because of this administration,
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Speaker 9: maybe more so than the Internet. But we had the
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Speaker 9: safest border, we had the best economy. Think of it,
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Speaker 9: a combination of security and finance and all of the
26:25
Speaker 9: other things. And we're going to make it even better.
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Speaker 9: We're going to make the border even better. But the
26:28
Speaker 9: border can't. I mean, we did things with the border
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Speaker 9: that nobody could have done, including we built five hundred
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Speaker 9: and seventy one.
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Speaker 2: Miles of wall, and that war worked.
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Speaker 9: Then I got Mexico to give US soldiers, a lot
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Speaker 9: of soldiers, twenty eight thousand soldiers.
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Speaker 2: To protect us.
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Speaker 9: They said, you have to protect us because you're letting
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Speaker 9: all of these criminals come into our country. You have
26:49
Speaker 9: to protect us. They said, we're not going to do it.
26:51
Speaker 9: I said, good, then, I'm just going to tarify all
26:53
Speaker 9: your goods.
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Speaker 3: Until you do it.
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Speaker 9: They said, like I said, we're going to do it.
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Speaker 2: And they gave us.
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Speaker 9: They gave us the social say we had great protection
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Speaker 9: and we had the best economy and the history of voting.
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Speaker 7: Okay, let's get back to the economy. According to America's
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Speaker 7: Health Ranking Organization, seventy point seven percent of Americans age
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Speaker 7: sixty five and over voted in the past presidential election,
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Speaker 7: so women are the largest registered and active group of voters.
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Speaker 7: Social Security is important to some women, and people over
27:24
Speaker 7: the age of sixty five are a very large voting
27:27
Speaker 7: block as well.
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Speaker 2: You have said that you would.
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Speaker 7: Not tax some of that Social Security money. How would
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Speaker 7: that work.
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Speaker 9: We're not going to tax any of the Social Security money,
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Speaker 9: the benefits they go to seniors. Because what you've done,
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Speaker 9: what they've done to you with inflation, is a disaster.
27:43
Speaker 9: It's the economy, but in terms of really the numbers,
27:46
Speaker 9: it's the inflation. We had the worst. They say it's
27:49
Speaker 9: in forty eight years. I say, ever, we had the
27:52
Speaker 9: worst inflation in the history of our country. And the
27:55
Speaker 9: ones that really got hurt the worst of people that
27:57
Speaker 9: are in a fixed income, like our seniors. And I said,
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Speaker 9: we're not going to tax social Security benefits of our seniors,
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Speaker 9: and we're not go we get pay and that will
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Speaker 9: a little bit more than even make up to what
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Speaker 9: you love. I mean you lost a fortune, you went
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Speaker 9: up again. They say twenty one percent. I think it's
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Speaker 9: fifty percent. And all of that money, you're in a
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Speaker 9: fixed income. People that were buying breakfast, they could no
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Speaker 9: longer buy breakfast. They have a case a woman goes
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Speaker 9: up to the counter with three apples and then she says, oh,
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Speaker 9: I can't afford it. She brings one apple back. That's
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Speaker 9: not supposed to be our country.
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Speaker 1: That's not supposed to be our country. A very very important,
28:35
Speaker 1: interesting response there from Donald Trump on that don't forget.
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