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Trump Teases Historic China Summit “We’re Talking, We’re Winning" plus Gaza Starvation Photo Proven Misleading · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There is big news coming out of Scotland, and that
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Speaker 1: is that US President Donald Trump telling Breitbart News exclusively
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Speaker 1: that Chinese President Ggping has been clamoring for a meeting
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Speaker 1: in person with him soon and that may happen as
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Speaker 1: soon as sometime this year, either in China or at
0:21
Speaker 1: the White House in the United States of America. Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump said that he is willing to meet with Ye,
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Speaker 1: who has long had a good, cordial relationship, as he
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Speaker 1: described it, despite rising tensions between the US and China, saying,
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Speaker 1: if z desires and wants such a meeting, well, then
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Speaker 1: this is something that I'm happy to do now. Of course,
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Speaker 1: the media losing their minds over this, saying why would
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Speaker 1: a present go meet with him? We know from the
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Speaker 1: history of this present he's willing to meet with pretty
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Speaker 1: much anybody, even an adversary, if it means moving things
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Speaker 1: forward and building a relationship. We saw this with Kim
0:57
Speaker 1: Jong Ung, for example. He says he's more than one
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Speaker 1: to meet with Vladimir Putin and other people around the world. Why,
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Speaker 1: because the President wants to move forward and wants to
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Speaker 1: open up these markets, for example in China for American companies.
1:13
Speaker 1: We've also been told that by this president very clearly
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Speaker 1: that he believes that talking to people is much more
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Speaker 1: productive for the American worker than fighting in the media
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Speaker 1: or through public channels. So the President wants to get
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Speaker 1: a deal done with China. That clearly is number one.
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Speaker 1: He wants it to be fair for American workers. He
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Speaker 1: wants to make sure that we get to export goods
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Speaker 1: to China and not just import goods from China. He
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Speaker 1: also wants to protect intellectual property, and also so many
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Speaker 1: things that are taken that are brilliant products and well
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Speaker 1: copycat in China, hurting American markets. So you look at
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Speaker 1: all of this, and now we're being told that China
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Speaker 1: is willing to come to the table. Now here is
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Speaker 1: part of what the President had to say.
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Speaker 2: Again.
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Speaker 1: Here is part of what the President had to say
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Speaker 1: as he did a sit down interview in Scotland with Breitbart,
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Speaker 1: explaining exactly why this meeting may take place and why
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Speaker 1: it's important for the American worker.
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Speaker 3: So announce in recent weeks deals with Japan, the Philippines.
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Speaker 4: With the Philippines which was wonderful, and they they are
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Speaker 4: opening up. Also everyone. We want everyone to open up. Frankly,
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Speaker 4: we want China open up. If we could get China
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Speaker 4: to open up. That's what I've been working on, and
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Speaker 4: it would be good for unity.
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Speaker 5: Good.
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Speaker 4: You know, our companies would go in there, they compete,
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Speaker 4: they become friends at a lot of good things happen
4:59
Speaker 4: when you open The European Union was essentially closed to
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Speaker 4: doing business with the United States.
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Speaker 5: You couldn't really get in.
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Speaker 4: They didn't take cars, they didn't take agriculture, they didn't
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Speaker 4: take very much.
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Speaker 5: And they've opened.
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Speaker 4: Up entirely and we'll be able to sell a full
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Speaker 4: complement of cars, trucks, SUVs.
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Speaker 5: Everything, And ultimately it's going to be good for them.
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Speaker 4: And I think they're roll's going to come over and
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Speaker 4: build plants in the United States. And when you do that,
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Speaker 4: you don't have to pay the tariffs, and they'll be
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Speaker 4: paying a fifteen percent tariff and everything.
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Speaker 3: So you've now with the deals that you've already announced
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Speaker 3: and now these latest ones. I would imagine that we're
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Speaker 3: gonna see deals with high Land and Cambodia soon, because
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Speaker 3: that was the condition for the peace deals. But the
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Speaker 3: point is that we've already seen close to sixty percent
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Speaker 3: of worldwide GDP are now in deals with the United States.
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Speaker 3: Close to two billion people worldwide population wise are now
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Speaker 3: in these trade packs that you've negotiated.
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Speaker 4: The the biggest thing's ever happened, has never been anything
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Speaker 4: like it.
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Speaker 5: Just the deal with Europe.
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Speaker 4: If you look at that deal, that deal is bigger
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Speaker 4: than any deal that's ever been made. But the biggest
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Speaker 4: deal of all is the deal on tariffs. If you
6:12
Speaker 4: look at the tariff deal, that the whole concept of terrafts,
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Speaker 4: which covers sort of everybody. The tariff deal that we
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Speaker 4: made is by far the biggest deal ever made.
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Speaker 5: There's never been a deal so big.
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Speaker 4: You could buy IBM or one of our major companies
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Speaker 4: a hundred times, maybe a thousand times, and it wouldn't
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Speaker 4: equate to the kind of numbers you're talking about here.
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Speaker 4: And we're taking in the United States is becoming very rich,
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Speaker 4: very fast. We're taken in hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Speaker 4: You saw last month that a surplus of twenty six
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Speaker 4: billion dollars, and everyone said where did they come from?
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Speaker 4: I said, it came from tarifts. We had a surplus
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Speaker 4: for the first time in forty years of twenty six
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Speaker 4: billion dollars.
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Speaker 5: Everyone was wondering, like, where did this come from?
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Speaker 4: When I was in Saudi Arabia, the king and also
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Speaker 4: other people throughout at NATO and other place isis. But
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Speaker 4: the head of Guitar also and the head of UAE
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Speaker 4: and the king in that particular region, they said almost
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Speaker 4: the same word as they said, you know, one year.
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Speaker 5: Ago your country was dead. They actually said dead it.
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Speaker 4: We had a dead country, that country, our country was
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Speaker 4: maybe not gonna make it.
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Speaker 5: They said, Now you have the hottest country in the world.
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Speaker 4: And it's only been six months, you know, I mean
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Speaker 4: six months, and we still have things to do.
7:24
Speaker 5: The border is great, but we have to get a
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Speaker 5: lot of people out.
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Speaker 4: That came in here illegally and that are UH criminals
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Speaker 4: at the highest level, including murderers.
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Speaker 5: We have to get them out.
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Speaker 4: What the Democrats did to this country is unthinkable, unthinkable.
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Speaker 4: But and we are getting them out of tom Holm
7:42
Speaker 4: and Christie's you know, are doing a great job. But
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Speaker 4: we are really set to have I call it the
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Speaker 4: Golden age, just as the Golden Age of America.
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Speaker 5: UH.
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Speaker 3: On the tariffs front, UH, with all of these successes
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Speaker 3: and these deals that you're seeing, we saw a lot
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Speaker 3: of people criticize your tariffs. UH at the beginning of
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Speaker 3: this thing, do you think the critics are you know,
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Speaker 3: they got on their face. Are they wrong here? Have
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Speaker 3: you proven them wrong?
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Speaker 4: Many of them have apologized. Many of them didn't understand tariffs.
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Speaker 4: Even economists, they didn't understand. It's a negotiation basically. You know,
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Speaker 4: when you say that you're going to pay x percent
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Speaker 4: on any product that you put into our country, they're
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Speaker 4: taking our jobs, they're closing our plants.
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Speaker 5: When they do this, you know they have to pay
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Speaker 5: a price.
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Speaker 4: So our country was the richest from around eighteen seventy
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Speaker 4: to nineteen thirteen. Proportionately, it was the richest. That was
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Speaker 4: a golden age in a sense. We were so rich,
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Speaker 4: we had so much money. We didn't know what to
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Speaker 4: do with it. That was when we had a tariff country.
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Speaker 4: We took from money from outside countries, and stupidly, in
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Speaker 4: nineteen thirteen they went to a income tax system and
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Speaker 4: the rest is history. And you know, look, it's done fine,
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Speaker 4: But we owe thirty six trillion dollars. You wouldn't know
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Speaker 4: thirty six trillion dollars with tariffs, and we'll be paying
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Speaker 4: off that and we'll be doing a lot of things
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Speaker 4: with this money. This money that's coming in is had
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Speaker 4: levels that nobody's ever seen before. Our country has never
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Speaker 4: seen money, and you you covered better than anybody. Our
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Speaker 4: country has never seen money come in at this level.
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Speaker 5: Would you agree?
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Speaker 3: I I agree with you, mister President. Yeah. So now
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Speaker 3: your UH Treasury Secretary of Scott Besson is while we're
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Speaker 3: here meeting with the Chinese delegation on trade in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Speaker 3: I believe it's this third such trip UH to meet
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Speaker 3: with them. What are some of the things you're hoping
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Speaker 3: happens on that front with China.
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Speaker 4: Well, we want to have them open up, we want
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Speaker 4: to have the certain things. We want to be fair.
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Speaker 4: We're getting along very well with China. The trade deals
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Speaker 4: so far is good. I actually raised the tariffs. At
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Speaker 4: one point there were one hundred and forty five percent,
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Speaker 4: which means you can't do any business. But uh, it
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Speaker 4: was a little bit excessive, to put it mildly, and
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Speaker 4: and basically that stopped trade between the United States and
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Speaker 4: China for one month, and that was not good for China.
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Speaker 4: That was uh, you know, they had a tough period
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Speaker 4: of time. They were losing factories, closing factories, and I
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Speaker 4: don't want that to happen. But we're having very productive
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Speaker 4: discussions with China. That's all I can tell you. It's uh,
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Speaker 4: a little bit different than China is different. The European
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Speaker 4: interestingly is the biggest trading deal, but the China is
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Speaker 4: very important to us.
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Speaker 3: I know you have a great personal relationship with using ping.
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Speaker 5: Is that uh?
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Speaker 3: Uh do you envision or time down the road or
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Speaker 3: an in person meeting between the two of you guys, Uh,
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Speaker 3: possibly in China or possibly at the White House or so.
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Speaker 4: He wants me to go there and he's gonna come
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Speaker 4: here and we're just gonna work out dates. But we
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Speaker 4: look forward to it. Actually, it was one of the
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Speaker 4: most incredible trips in my first term. It was a
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Speaker 4: I think maybe the most incredible trip nobody's ever seen.
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Speaker 4: And Saudi Arabia was incredible also in particular, those two
10:49
Speaker 4: trips were un nobody's ever seen anything like them. Very different,
10:53
Speaker 4: but equally incredible.
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Speaker 5: Uh.
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Speaker 4: But the China trip was with the Great Hall and uh.
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Speaker 5: I don't think you were there.
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Speaker 4: I wasn't, but it was something that was unparalleled. There's
11:06
Speaker 4: never been anything. And they said they're going to do
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Speaker 4: it bigger and better this time. So we'll see what happens.
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Speaker 4: But will most likely be going to China in that
11:15
Speaker 4: not too distant future, maybe before this year is out,
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Speaker 4: and he'll be coming here.
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Speaker 1: You want to talk about the art of the deal,
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Speaker 1: you listen to what Donald Trump just said there. He
11:25
Speaker 1: talked about the factory shutting down in that thirty day
11:28
Speaker 1: period in China. Says, look, I don't want that to happen.
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Speaker 1: He said, when I put that one hundred and forty
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Speaker 1: five percent tariff on China, I think it's the number
11:35
Speaker 1: he said. At the moment, He's like, look, that wasn't good.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't good for them, It wasn't good for us.
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Speaker 1: But we had to get them to understand we're not
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Speaker 1: playing right, like, this is something that we have to do.
11:46
Speaker 1: And I think it's so important that you have a
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Speaker 1: president that is putting American workers first, American manufacturing first,
11:57
Speaker 1: making it where they're not taking advantage of us. He
11:59
Speaker 1: also said, look, I have a great relationship, have a
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Speaker 1: great relationship and continue to have a great relationship with
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Speaker 1: ggen Ping, and we're gonna get a deal done and
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Speaker 1: we're gonna meet, we're gonna talk, and it's gonna be
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Speaker 1: much fair for America. And that is all the American
12:11
Speaker 1: people could ask for it. The President yet again saying
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Speaker 1: the fake news is reporting that I'm seeing a summit
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Speaker 1: with President Zing of China. This is not correct. I'm
12:19
Speaker 1: not seeking anything. I may go to China, but it
12:21
Speaker 1: would only be an invitation at the invitation of President
12:24
Speaker 1: g which has been extended. Otherwise, no interest. Thank you
12:28
Speaker 1: for your attention this matter. Yet again having to put
12:30
Speaker 1: it up there on social media, the media lying acting
12:33
Speaker 1: like the President was begging for some sort of meeting
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Speaker 1: with gug Ping. Not the case at all. So well
12:39
Speaker 1: done to President Trump on this one, yet again, showing
12:43
Speaker 1: that he's in charge, but also what his goal is
12:46
Speaker 1: is clear to every country in the world, not just
12:51
Speaker 1: a cycle to recovery, but a boom. That is how
12:56
Speaker 1: Bank of America is talking about Donald Trump's in a
13:01
Speaker 1: market landscape that is fixated on fear or stagnation and
13:06
Speaker 1: modest recoveries.
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Speaker 2: Because Donald Trump's in office and they want everything to.
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Speaker 1: Be doom and gloom. The Bank of America is now
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Speaker 1: having to tell us the truth. They're sounding the reality
13:19
Speaker 1: and even deciding that they are bullish on where we
13:23
Speaker 1: are headed. According to a new note from a Bank
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Speaker 1: of America research analysts, the next phase for the US
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Speaker 1: economy and equities might not be a routine recovery, but
13:35
Speaker 1: quote an outright boom. Today, a confluence of factors argue
13:42
Speaker 1: that the key tail risk that may not be priced
13:46
Speaker 1: in is not just a cyclical recovery, but a boom.
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Speaker 1: The note says, exactly, so why is this happening? Well,
13:55
Speaker 1: there's five reasons they state for a boom. The Bank
13:59
Speaker 1: of America and citing these five pillars, they say support
14:02
Speaker 1: this more than bullish case. First is political will. They
14:08
Speaker 1: argue that the US midterm elections a few quarters away,
14:12
Speaker 1: policymakers have strong incentive for near term pro growth initiatives.
14:20
Speaker 1: Why because everybody in Congress right on the House side
14:23
Speaker 1: is up for re election, and there's a lot of
14:25
Speaker 1: members of the Senate that are up as well. Second,
14:28
Speaker 1: they say, is Washington's One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Yes,
14:33
Speaker 1: you may remember the media said it was going to
14:34
Speaker 1: destroy our economy. Nope, Now they're saying the One Big
14:38
Speaker 1: Beautiful Bill, Well, it is targeting domestic manufacturing and having
14:43
Speaker 1: a huge impact. The third thing they say is the
14:46
Speaker 1: massive overseas jolt gathering now with Germany recently enacting the
14:53
Speaker 1: largest stimulus package in EU history, while global reflationary forces
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Speaker 1: are building elsewhere. Bank of America says fourth, they see
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Speaker 1: a broad expansion of capital expenditures in the US companies
15:07
Speaker 1: like Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet set for nearly seven
15:13
Speaker 1: hundred billion in capital expenditures between twenty twenty five and
15:16
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six alone. They also said, in addition, more
15:20
Speaker 1: non US companies plan to expand manufacturing capacity in the US. Wow,
15:27
Speaker 1: municipalities are focused on updating aging infrastructure. Now, this goes
15:32
Speaker 1: back to what Donald Trump promised. If you put American
15:35
Speaker 1: workers in manufacturing first, and in these tariff agreements that
15:39
Speaker 1: you're doing, these trade deals you're doing, you make sure
15:42
Speaker 1: that companies are forced to come back and do work
15:45
Speaker 1: in the United States of America, it could explode our economy.
15:49
Speaker 1: Bank of America is saying that is actually working and
15:53
Speaker 1: a reality. Finally, the last thing on the list that
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Speaker 1: Bank of America cited is Proprietary Regime Indicator that is
16:02
Speaker 1: a blend of macro signals including corporate revisions to earnings
16:06
Speaker 1: per share as well as GDP forecasts and other emerging signals.
16:13
Speaker 1: They say it's on the verge of flipping from a
16:15
Speaker 1: downturn to a quote recovery. A change of historically means
16:20
Speaker 1: a rally in value. Stocks now the dominant narrative and
16:25
Speaker 1: the indicator remains conservative. According to the Bank of America team,
16:29
Speaker 1: it is one they say in June, seventy percent of
16:32
Speaker 1: fund managers still predicted stagflation, with only ten percent for
16:37
Speaker 1: seeing a boom a above trend growth and inflation. Yet
16:42
Speaker 1: Bank of America argues the catalyst for an upside breakout
16:46
Speaker 1: is real.
16:47
Speaker 2: And now imminent.
16:48
Speaker 1: If the regime indicator does indeed flip to recovery in
16:52
Speaker 1: early August, historical presence suggests a rapid rotation is quote likely.
16:59
Speaker 1: So these are the big factors that even the banks
17:02
Speaker 1: are now saying are going to have a huge impact
17:05
Speaker 1: on your life. This also is going to be a
17:09
Speaker 1: major issue come the midterm elections. This is exactly why
17:13
Speaker 1: so many people trusted Donald Trump and voted for him
17:15
Speaker 1: the first time. Well, let's be clear, the midterms is
17:17
Speaker 1: a referendum on the president's agenda, and many conservatives have
17:21
Speaker 1: been supporting and advocating for the president, voting for things
17:24
Speaker 1: like the Big Beautiful Bill. If they run on it,
17:26
Speaker 1: there's a very good chance the president will have even
17:29
Speaker 1: more power after the midterms, and that's good for all Americans.
17:34
Speaker 2: Now, the other question.
17:35
Speaker 1: That many people have been asking right now is will
17:37
Speaker 1: there be enough spending now. Top economies have already pledged
17:41
Speaker 1: massive stimulus. Is In March, for example, China unveiled plans
17:45
Speaker 1: to issue one point three trillion that's about one hundred
17:48
Speaker 1: and seventy nine billion in special treasury bonds this year,
17:51
Speaker 1: plus four point four trillion of their currency is going
17:55
Speaker 1: to go to government special purchase bonds, this referring to
17:59
Speaker 1: the end. Meanwhile, much of the EU stimulus still flowing
18:03
Speaker 1: from the earlier Next Generation EU package is now worth
18:08
Speaker 1: up to about eight hundred and eighty billion in American
18:11
Speaker 1: dollars that's going to be spent through twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 1: We also know that major European economies have supplemented this
18:18
Speaker 1: with additional investment and in some cases, targeted fiscal expansion.
18:23
Speaker 1: You look at Japan, South Korea, Canada, and Australia. They've
18:27
Speaker 1: all adopted smaller scale but still significant fiscal measures in
18:31
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five alone to address sector specific slowdowns energy
18:37
Speaker 1: security and household purchasing power. Most are focusing on targeted transfers,
18:42
Speaker 1: even green investments and industrial support.
18:46
Speaker 2: But yes, the money is flowing now.
18:48
Speaker 1: American companies have also announced bigger than anywhere else in
18:52
Speaker 1: the world, billions and billions and billions in new US manufacturing.
18:59
Speaker 1: All of this comes from Donald Trump going to trade
19:02
Speaker 1: wars to get America a fair deal. This will include
19:06
Speaker 1: massive expansions in infrastructure and technology investments that have already
19:11
Speaker 1: taken place in Donald Trump since Donald Trump took office.
19:15
Speaker 1: But these initiatives were announced before the passage of the
19:18
Speaker 1: Big Beautiful Bill. What does that mean even more spending.
19:23
Speaker 1: Many investments are phased enslated for completion over the next decade,
19:28
Speaker 1: and it's unclear how much can go online soon enough
19:31
Speaker 1: to play a major role in the quick recovery and
19:35
Speaker 1: the boom that is being projected by Bank of America.
19:39
Speaker 1: One thing that is for sure, technology America is finally
19:43
Speaker 1: getting in the game. Open AI's five hundred billion dollar
19:46
Speaker 1: Stargate project is well a great example of that. So
19:51
Speaker 1: the President of the United States of America said he
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Speaker 1: was going to protect the American economy. He said he
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Speaker 1: was going to make sure that America was put first
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Speaker 1: in all of our trade deals. He also promised to
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Speaker 1: cut government spending, waste, fraud, and abuse, and then the
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Speaker 1: big beautiful bill comes out. As Fortune magazine put it
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Speaker 1: this week, the president is getting it right and many
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Speaker 1: of the analysts were getting it wrong.
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Speaker 2: So that brings me to another question. Why were so.
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Speaker 1: Many in the media, so many analysts, so many Wall streeters,
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Speaker 1: saying that what Donald Trump was going to do was
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Speaker 1: going to be a disaster. They did it because they
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Speaker 1: didn't want Donald Trump to be successful.
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Speaker 2: That's really sad.
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Speaker 1: It's incredibly sad because they're rooting against the American worker,
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Speaker 1: something none of us should be okay with. You will
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Speaker 1: get us taxpayers. For example, they're now saying yes to
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Speaker 1: having the Trump agenda move forward. There's also new polling
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Speaker 1: that is showing the majority of Americans feel like the
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Speaker 1: economy is now on the right track. Yeah, that is
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Speaker 1: the complete opposite of what Biden did when he was
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Speaker 1: Biden domixing it into Biden inflation. And now American workers
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Speaker 1: are saying, look, I'm ready to go to work, I'm
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Speaker 1: ready to work hard, and I'm ready to make sure
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Speaker 1: that I'm in a place where I can take care
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Speaker 1: of my family and I feel like I have a
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Speaker 1: government that's advocating for me, supporting me, and helping me,
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Speaker 1: all because Donald Trump is President of the United States
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Speaker 1: of America. I got another big story I want to
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Speaker 1: move to real quick, and it is one that involves
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Speaker 1: the corruption on a level that should shock everybody when
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Speaker 1: it comes to being anti Israel.
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Speaker 2: And the New York.
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Speaker 1: Times is now being forced to admit that an emancipated
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Speaker 1: palising in child that they featured, by the way, on
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Speaker 1: the front page of the New York Times, that suffer
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Speaker 1: they claim from starvation, is actually a lie let that
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Speaker 1: sink in all right. So New York Times takes propaganda
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Speaker 1: and they put it on the front page of the
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Speaker 1: New York Times.
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Speaker 2: And as they do this.
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Speaker 1: This is not actually from a child being starved, and they,
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Speaker 1: of course are trying to imply this is all Israel's fault.
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Speaker 1: The New York Times admitted that this child actually was
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Speaker 1: suffering from quote pre existing health problems that it had
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Speaker 1: presented inaccurately as the result of starvation. Now, let me
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Speaker 1: just be clear. There is an ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza,
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Speaker 1: all right. This is the result of poor food distribution
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Speaker 1: because of the terrorists and hamas it's not low supply.
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Speaker 1: You have Hamas and arm Games that are looting the aid.
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Speaker 1: Jumas has refused, by the way, to release the remaining
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Speaker 1: Israeli hostages that have been held for two and a
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Speaker 1: half years now. I feel terrible for the children. I
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Speaker 1: want to be clear about that, I really do. I
23:14
Speaker 1: feel terrible for the children. I hate that their parents
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Speaker 1: decide to put killing Jews ahead of their own children.
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Speaker 1: I hate the fact that many of these parents advocate
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Speaker 1: and cheer it on the killing of innocent Jews. I
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Speaker 1: hate the fact that these parents decided to get in
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Speaker 1: bed with the terrorist organizations and allow them to build
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Speaker 1: tunnels into their buildings and under their homes. I hate
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Speaker 1: the fact that they chose that mainly for the kids.
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Speaker 1: But the reality of this situation now is that you
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Speaker 1: have a media that hates the Jews so much that
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Speaker 1: they're willing to put out their pictures and claim that
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Speaker 1: somehow this is Israel. By the way, I remind you,
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Speaker 1: Israel was the one that was attacked, not the other
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Speaker 1: way round. So yeah, there was an ongoing humanitarian crisis right.
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Speaker 1: Hamas is refusing to release the hostages that they are
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Speaker 1: starving to death and have killed yes Hamas and armed
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Speaker 1: gangs because of a government that is run by Terris
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Speaker 1: have looted the eight convoys and they're not allowing it
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Speaker 1: to get to the children. Whose fault is that? Again,
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Speaker 1: I go back to what I said earlier. When you
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Speaker 1: get in bed with Terris and that too you sleep
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Speaker 1: with this is what happens now. The child I want
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Speaker 1: to go back to. This child that was photographed by
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Speaker 1: a Turkish agency had a muscular disorder. Few outlets that
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Speaker 1: ran the photo disclosed that fact to the readers. They
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Speaker 1: wanted to look like this was a child that was
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Speaker 1: being starved to death in Gaza. Some observers noted other
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Speaker 1: photographs in which the boy's relatives, including his brother, looked
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Speaker 1: very well fed. And so the internet did what the
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Speaker 1: internet does right now. So well, they went out there
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Speaker 1: and they decided to show the truth. You had to
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Speaker 1: watchside group honest reporting that noted this. They said there
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Speaker 1: were massive inconsistencies in the image set. In one of
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Speaker 1: the photos, another child, reportedly his older brother, can be
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Speaker 1: seen standing in the background. He appears well nourished and
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Speaker 1: perfectly healthy. That alone raise serious questions. In a CNN
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Speaker 1: report published on Saturday, The boy's mother explained that the
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Speaker 1: individual the child suffered from a muscular disorder. It's a
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Speaker 1: medical condition that requires ongoing physical therapy and specialized nutrition.
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Speaker 1: Every outlet that promoted this false narrative should have updated
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Speaker 1: their coverage to reflect the full truth. Right that this
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Speaker 1: child is not starving the way that they wanted it
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Speaker 1: to be. But he has a medical condition. He's not
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Speaker 1: simply a victim of starvation. And the image has been
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Speaker 1: presented in a misleading and incomplete way. They should have
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Speaker 1: fixed that. Did they decide to know?
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Speaker 2: Now? The Times was basically beat into.
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Speaker 5: Mission.
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Speaker 1: Okay, the Times acknowledge the truth is in a note
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Speaker 1: by its public relations apartment posted on X on Tuesday.
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Speaker 1: Now again, the damage are I have been done? Had
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Speaker 1: been on the front page of the New York Times. Now,
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Speaker 1: let me just read for you this statement that the
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Speaker 1: New York Times Communications put out. So not near as
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Speaker 1: many people see this X account. All right, it's not
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Speaker 1: even the actual New York Times page. It's the n
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Speaker 1: Wie Times PR. So it's the PR. So the story's
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Speaker 1: still out there in the world. Everybody knows or believed
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Speaker 1: that this is because of a child that's being starved
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Speaker 1: to death. It pulls on your heartstrings. And this is
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Speaker 1: what the at New York Times pr says. All right,
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Speaker 1: we have appended an editor's note to a story about
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Speaker 1: a child in Gaza who is diagnosed with severe a maoulnutrition.
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Speaker 1: After publication, the Times learned that he also had pre
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Speaker 1: existing health problems. Okay, so that's what you're gonna do.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna say that, and they say read more below.
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Speaker 1: All right, we recently ran the story about guys the
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Speaker 1: most vulnerable civilians, including this young boy who is about
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Speaker 1: eighteen months old and suffers from severe malnutrition. We have
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Speaker 1: sense l oar new information, including from the hospital that
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Speaker 1: treated him and his medical records, and have updated our
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Speaker 1: story to add context about his pre existing health problems.
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Speaker 1: This additional detail gives readers a greater understanding of a situation.
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Speaker 1: Our reporters and photographers continue to report from Gaza bravely, sensitively,
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Speaker 1: and at personal risk, so that readers can see firsthand
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Speaker 1: the consequences of war. All right, So let's be clear
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Speaker 1: about the second part of that statement. For The New
27:36
Speaker 1: York Times, what they're saying is as well. Number one,
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Speaker 1: you shouldn't be criticizing because our reporters and our photographers
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Speaker 1: are there. They are putting their own lives at risk.
27:48
Speaker 1: So you should just move on from this. Right, their
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Speaker 1: actual words, right, they're brave, they're sensitive, not like they're
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Speaker 1: calling reporters brave and saying, well, they're they're at their
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Speaker 1: own personal risk. So you guys need to just calm
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Speaker 1: a little bit and realized, like this is not that
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Speaker 1: big of a deal.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: The photo was on the front of the New York Times.
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Speaker 1: All right, it's one of just one of many photos
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Speaker 1: of emanciated palising children that circulated over the weekend, in
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Speaker 1: which were used to bolster the narrative that Israel is
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Speaker 1: starving the Gosins.
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Speaker 2: Again, that is a lie.
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Speaker 5: If you want to know.
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Speaker 1: Who's starving them, it is Hamas Many of the photographs
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Speaker 1: actually showed palsing children with their medical conditions. One showed,
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Speaker 1: for example, palsing child with assistic fibrosis, whom Israel had
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Speaker 1: actually helped to obtain medical treatment for in Italy. So
28:36
Speaker 1: if you think that Israel's so evil, just know they
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Speaker 1: took a palising child with cistic fibrosis, they got them
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Speaker 1: help obtain medical treatment in Italy. And what do they
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Speaker 1: do they come back in. They decided no, no, we're going
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Speaker 1: to screw you over. That's what we're gonna do. An
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Speaker 1: Israeli spokesman noted that the photograph that was used all
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Speaker 1: right as propaganda of a Palasin child starving in Gaza
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Speaker 1: shows a child that's been in Italy for several weeks
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Speaker 1: and whose journey there was facilitated literally by Israel. And
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Speaker 1: then they decided Israel's like blasting the media for the lies, right,
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Speaker 1: it's straight up spreading anti Semitism, which goes back to
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Speaker 1: what I was saying about the New York Times. They're
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Speaker 1: spreading anti Semitism and they're lying. And what I would
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Speaker 1: tell you is, look, there is there famine, Yes, there
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Speaker 1: is Okay, there is famine. There is it terrible the conditions, yes,
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Speaker 1: Whose fault is it? Whose fault is it? It's one person, folks.
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Speaker 1: It is the terrorists. It is Amas and the people
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Speaker 1: that have supported a Moss and those that cheered on
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Speaker 1: the death of the Jews. It is Amos and the
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Speaker 1: people in Palestine that attacked and murdered and are still
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Speaker 1: holding hostage and torturing and sexually assaulting and starving the
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Speaker 1: hostage they still have right now. We know that for
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Speaker 1: a fact. It is truly amazing me. I said this
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Speaker 1: on Fox News Channel earlier this week with Harris Faulkner,
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Speaker 1: and I said to her, I said, you know, in
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Speaker 1: the history of the world, the only country that I've
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Speaker 1: ever heard of that is actually supposed to feed their
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Speaker 1: enemy their attacker is Israel. And one other point I
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Speaker 1: want to make is where are all the other Middle
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Speaker 1: Eastern countries? Why aren't they getting involved? Why is it
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Speaker 1: that all these other countries are not sending food an
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Speaker 1: aid to help all these people in Gaza? Like somebody
30:37
Speaker 1: should probably ask that question. Why why is it that
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Speaker 1: not a single other Middle Eastern country is doing air
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Speaker 1: jobs right now? Why is it America's job? Why is
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Speaker 1: it Israel's job to feed their enemies? Why is it
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Speaker 1: Israel's job to feed their enemies? This article and I
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Speaker 1: go back to the article here, and you go back
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Speaker 1: to X. You put a child out there, a Palestinian
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Speaker 1: child starving in Gaza, showing a child that's been in
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Speaker 1: Italy for several weeks and whose journey there was facilitated
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Speaker 1: by Israel. And instead of giving Israel credit for doing that,
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Speaker 1: for a Palastian child. What did they decide to do?
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Speaker 1: They decided that they were going to put that image
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Speaker 1: out there in the news and say Israel is starving
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Speaker 1: the people of Gaza. That is anti Semitism, one oh one.
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Speaker 1: And for the New York Times to do this and
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Speaker 1: then say, well, we corrected it by using the ex
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Speaker 1: New York Times PR account. Have you ever in your
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Speaker 1: life read the New York Times PR account on X No.
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Speaker 1: Most Americans that read the New York Times wouldn't even
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Speaker 1: know that the New York Times had a PR account.
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Speaker 1: They didn't want you to know that the picture they
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Speaker 1: put on the cover of the New York Times showing
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Speaker 1: a child starving to death was actually not a child
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Speaker 1: starving to death because of Israel, but because of a
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Speaker 1: medical condition. That the child is being treated for a hospital,
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Speaker 1: and that the rest of his family around him are
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Speaker 1: not starving. I go back to the picture of the
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Speaker 1: New York Times didn't want you to see, and that
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Speaker 1: was a picture of his own brother. His brother was healthy.
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Speaker 1: It's a medical condition. And now the New York Times
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Speaker 1: forced to admit that the photo actually showed a child
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Speaker 1: with a medical condition, a child with cystic fibrosis and
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Speaker 1: a child who's being helped with medical treatment in Italy
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Speaker 1: because of Israel helping a Palestinian child, and they decide
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Speaker 1: to correct it on X. That is anti Semitism one
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