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Democrats Continue to Lose It Over Trumps Latest Cabinet Picks · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump's cabinet nominees are absolutely making the left go crazy.
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Speaker 1: MSNBC dedicating an entire segment to what they described is
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Speaker 1: Trump's cabinet nominees a week that could fill tabloids. They
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Speaker 1: say for weeks with the picks that have been made.
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Speaker 1: They say, with all of their quote scandals, they are
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Speaker 1: coming after each and every one of these picks full force.
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Speaker 2: They are angry, they are upset.
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Speaker 1: Now Trump's selections for the new administration or ones that
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Speaker 1: are basically payoffs for exactly what he said he was
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Speaker 1: going to do. He was going to have a bunch
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Speaker 1: of hard core conservatives around him that were going to
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Speaker 1: help him get stuff done and as president. At Donald
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Speaker 1: trump Near's inaugurations for his second administration, he anounced several
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Speaker 1: individuals for key positions. Let's just go through them real quick,
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Speaker 1: just so you know where we are. Could change in
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Speaker 1: five minutes. So I want to be clear about this.
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Speaker 1: Depending on when you hear this, it could change. So
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Speaker 1: if you hear somebody that left off, it was not
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Speaker 1: by accent. I have the full list as of this
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Speaker 1: moment in time in front of me. Again, Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: could change that in ten seconds. So let's go through
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Speaker 1: the list here. Chief of Staff is going to be
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Speaker 1: Susie Wilds. Deputy chief of Staff is going to be
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Speaker 1: Dan Shavino. He's a guy that's been around him for
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Speaker 1: a long time. Deputy chief of Staff for Policy is
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Speaker 1: going to be Stephen Miller.
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Speaker 2: The Deputy chief.
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Speaker 1: Of Staff for Legislative, Political and Public Affairs is going
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Speaker 1: to be James Blair. The Debute chief of Staff for
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Speaker 1: Communications and Personnel is going to be Taylor Butt, of
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Speaker 1: which the Assistant to the President and the Director of
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Speaker 1: Communications is going to be Steven Chung, And the Assistant
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Speaker 1: to the President and Director for Political Personnel is going
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Speaker 1: to be Sergio Gore. Now, these are some of the
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Speaker 1: positions that people are going to really want to know,
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Speaker 1: and that is National Security Advisor. It's going to be
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Speaker 1: Representative Mike Walts, a Republican from Florida.
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Speaker 2: They can serve to pick there.
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Speaker 1: White House Council is going to be William Joseph McGinley.
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Speaker 1: White House Press Secretary was announced as Caroline eleven. The
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Speaker 1: Attorney General was announced as Matt Gates. That's probably the
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Speaker 1: one that's gonna have the biggest uphill battle.
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Speaker 2: We'll get into that coming up. In a moment.
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Speaker 1: Secretary of State, someone a lot of people love. Senator
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Speaker 1: Marco Rubio from Florida. Secretary of the Department of Defense
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Speaker 1: will be a man who served the military and also
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Speaker 1: spent quite some time at Fox News Channel by the
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Speaker 1: name of Pete Headset. Secretary of the Department of Homelanned
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Speaker 1: Security is going to be Christy No, Secretary of the
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Speaker 1: Department of Health and Human Services. One that has made
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Speaker 1: liberals lose their minds even though they were championing this
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Speaker 1: same person for quite some time is a former Democrat
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Speaker 1: by the name of Robert F. Kennedy, Junior Secretary of
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Speaker 1: the Department of Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, Secretary of the
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Speaker 1: Department of Interior and White House Council of National Energy,
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Speaker 1: is going to be Doug Berger, Secretary of the Department
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Speaker 1: of Energy. Member of the White House Council of National
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Speaker 1: Energy is going to be Chris Wright, who understands fracking, immigration,
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Speaker 1: border protection. This may be one of my favorite picks
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Speaker 1: of all. Tom Homan, Director of National Intelligence is going
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Speaker 1: to be Tulca Gabbert, Director of the CIA, is a
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Speaker 1: friend of mine by the name of John Radcliffe. The
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Speaker 1: Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency will be Lee Zelden.
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Speaker 1: Ambassadors to the United Nations will be Representative Elie Stephonic,
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Speaker 1: a Republican from New York. The Ambassador to Israel will
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Speaker 1: be Governor, former governor and former presidential candidate from Arkansas,
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Speaker 1: Mike Huckabee. Special Envoy in the Middle East will be
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Speaker 1: Stephen Whitkoff. And the Department of Government Efficiency, again this
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Speaker 1: is something I'm very excited about, will be run by
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Speaker 1: two individuals, one of them Elon Musk, the other one
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Speaker 1: the Vic Rameswami. And finally, the US Attorney for the
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Speaker 1: Southern District of New York will be Jay Clayton. The
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Speaker 1: Deputy Attorney General will be Todd lanch and the principal
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Speaker 1: Associate Deputy Attorney General will be Emily Beau And the
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Speaker 1: Solicitor General will be Dean John Sawer. So you look
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Speaker 1: at this list now, and this is a list. It
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: This is how MSNBC started their show on Sunday as
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Speaker 1: they were livid over Donald Trump's picks.
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Speaker 3: Okay, so before it became Joe Biden's pres secretary four
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Speaker 3: years ago, I oversaw the confirmation's team for the Biden
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Speaker 3: Harris transition. So let me just give you a sense
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Speaker 3: of how this process is actually supposed to work. Potential nominees,
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Speaker 3: even before the President makes a final decision. He may
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Speaker 3: have people in his mind, but even before he makes
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Speaker 3: a final decision, go through a rigorous betting process that
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Speaker 3: tears through every aspect of their lives and their finances.
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Speaker 3: It is grueling, and anyone who's been through it will
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Speaker 3: tell you it's very invasive. Sometimes things that wouldn't even
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Speaker 3: be a blip in a normal hiring process blow up
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Speaker 3: the nomination before it even begins. Sometimes those things seem small,
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Speaker 3: like taking weed gummies to sleep better or paying some
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Speaker 3: taxes late.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes they seem.
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Speaker 3: Bigger, like when some client that some nominee once worked
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Speaker 3: with has business before the government. But there is a
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Speaker 3: reason the process is so ruling under Democrats and Republicans.
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Speaker 3: It's because you want people who don't have conflicts of interest,
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Speaker 3: who won't become a distraction because of controversy, representing the
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Speaker 3: public interest and advising the president. And then for national
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Speaker 3: security need nominees there is typically even greater scrutiny because
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Speaker 3: any skeletons, like say an unreported personal scandal, can be
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Speaker 3: seen as vulnerabilities that could be used by a foreign adversary. There's,
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Speaker 3: of course, typically a great deal of consideration of whether
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Speaker 3: the person can actually do the job they are being
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Speaker 3: nominated for a go figure. So that's how this normally works,
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Speaker 3: that's how they should work, And then there's how Trump
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Speaker 3: is doing it and the people don't.
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Speaker 1: Right by the way, I just had to pause here
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Speaker 1: because I do have to say one of the things
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Speaker 1: that makes me laugh about this and just how rich
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Speaker 1: that intro was by from former White I Express Diametery Jensaki.
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Speaker 1: Is the fact that she acts like all the nominees
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Speaker 1: went through a vigorous process under Obama and Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Let's be clear, they put people in charge of our
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Speaker 1: government that were dudes dressed like chicks. They put people
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Speaker 1: in the military that were dudes that dressed like chicks.
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Speaker 1: They put people in charge of health that were dudes
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Speaker 1: that clearly dealt with real mental health.
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Speaker 2: Issues who thought they were chicks.
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Speaker 1: Can we just please get our head around the insanity
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Speaker 1: of that?
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Speaker 2: And they sit there and they're like, Oh, it's just
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Speaker 2: so rigorous, It's so tough.
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Speaker 1: This is so important, and we have to make sure
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Speaker 1: that everybody understands just how rigorous and how tough and
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Speaker 1: how serious of a process.
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Speaker 2: It says.
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Speaker 1: You guys were taking people that had mental health issues,
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Speaker 1: who thought they were trapped in the body of somebody else,
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Speaker 1: and then giving them positions of extreme power within our government.
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Speaker 1: You had dudes that dress like chicks, that were stealing
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Speaker 1: women's clothes at the airport, that you were putting into
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Speaker 1: positions of power that dealt with nuclear power. I'm not
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Speaker 1: exaggerating when I say that, and you want me to
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Speaker 1: believe that you guys were doing some incredible, amazing vetting process.
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Speaker 2: Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: Now they go through this like and you hear Jensaki,
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Speaker 1: They're like, Hey, I'm telling you the inside of how
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Speaker 1: this works, and you need to listen to me, because
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Speaker 1: I can really explain how how this is supposed to
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Speaker 1: work and just how ridiculous this process is under Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: because we're going to tell you that everybody that he's
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Speaker 1: nominated is bad. But we had some great dudes dressed
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Speaker 1: like chicks that were in charge of like nuclear issues,
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Speaker 1: that were stealing clothes at an airport, baggage in an airport,
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Speaker 1: cross dressing. This is just some of what we witnessed
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Speaker 1: with this last administration. And now all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: you want me to sit here and you want me
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Speaker 1: to just like take a lecture from you on what
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Speaker 1: normal is and what a normal nominee is. I understand
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Speaker 1: that there's some of these nominees you don't like because
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Speaker 1: you can't control them.
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Speaker 2: I do. I understand that, I really really really do.
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Speaker 2: I understand.
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Speaker 1: But when you start sitting there and look, I understand
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Speaker 1: that there's some nominees in here that are going to
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Speaker 1: have a tougher time.
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Speaker 2: I understand that, but it.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't mean that Donald Trump didn't look at the people
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Speaker 1: and say, hey, is this what the American people want?
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Speaker 2: That's the point they're missing.
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Speaker 1: Let me also just talk about some of the other
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Speaker 1: liabilities that Democrats had.
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Speaker 2: I'll give you an example. There's a headline today Illinois
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Speaker 2: Governor JB.
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Speaker 1: Pritzker vows to boose sex changes to throw the Trump agenda.
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Speaker 2: So let me get this straight.
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Speaker 1: I'm supposed to be afraid of Donald Trump's cabinet picks,
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Speaker 1: while you've got the governor of Illinois pledging to launch
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Speaker 1: a campaign to boost radical sex change procedures in his states.
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Speaker 1: In his state in response to Donald Trump's landslide election
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Speaker 1: in his new cabinet, the governor used what is now
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Speaker 1: apparently transgendered Awareness Week November the twelfth through the nineteenth
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Speaker 1: as a platform to show vote over the issue. This
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Speaker 1: transgender Awareness Week, he tweeted out, I want to think
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Speaker 1: I want you to know that I sue you and
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Speaker 1: I have your back. As governor, the governor wrote on
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Speaker 1: x Illinois he says has enshrine protection for gender of
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Speaker 1: affirming care to quote meet this moment, and because of that,
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Speaker 1: you will have a home here in Illinois always. The
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Speaker 1: governor's cousin is a retired lieutenant colonel in the Illinois
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Speaker 1: National Guard is now a transgender person who goes by
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Speaker 1: the name Jennifer and runs what is referred to as
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Speaker 1: a left wing organization that passes out grants to organizations
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Speaker 1: that support gender and human.
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Speaker 2: Sexuality quote unquote.
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Speaker 1: As governor, the billionaire has been at the forefront of
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Speaker 1: pushing extreme and dangerous trans ideology. In twenty twenty one,
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Speaker 1: he directed the state's Department of Health and Human Services
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Speaker 1: to put in place a list of protections for transgender,
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Speaker 1: non binary, and gender non conforming students as part of
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Speaker 1: his well reinterpretation of the Illinois Illinois Human Rights Act
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Speaker 1: of nineteen seventy nine. That's not all, he said. I'm
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Speaker 1: ensuring that every Illinois student has access to a safe,
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Speaker 1: validating learning environment where they can be their true self,
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Speaker 1: and that is a top priority for my administration. This
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Speaker 1: guidance from the Illinois Department of Human Rights will provide students, caregivers,
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Speaker 1: educators another tool to ensure classrooms are quote welcoming, affirming
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Speaker 1: and inclusive for all students. Translation, parents, if you don't
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Speaker 1: support your kid in an affirming way, then the state
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Speaker 1: will come down on you.
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Speaker 2: In Illinois, now.
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Speaker 1: The Land of Lincoln is one of those deep blue
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Speaker 1: states that allows students to use any bathroom they choose
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Speaker 1: at any given time without having to provide or prove
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Speaker 1: they have undergone any medical procedures. So, in other words,
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Speaker 1: you can just be a dude dressed like a dude
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Speaker 1: and walk into a chick's bathroom and there's nothing they'll
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Speaker 1: do to stop you as long as you say I'm
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Speaker 1: trans State officials also forced all schools to allow boys
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Speaker 1: identifying as girls to play in girls' sports no matter what.
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Speaker 1: To be clear, you just have to quote identify. So
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Speaker 1: if a dude and five of his friends that got
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Speaker 1: cut from the men's basketball team in high school decide
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Speaker 1: to go out for the women's basketball team, they don't
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Speaker 1: even have to act like they're a chick. They can
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Speaker 1: just say I identify as a chick, and therefore I
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Speaker 1: no one can question me. If you are asked if
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Speaker 1: you are transitioning or on puberty, bockers or whatever, they
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Speaker 1: don't even have to answer that question or do anything
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Speaker 1: they can just show up and say I identify as
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Speaker 1: a chick. Today, state officials have also allowed medicaid funding,
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Speaker 1: and this is extreme radicalism. Medicaid funding to be used
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Speaker 1: to pay for radical transgender procedures for those under the
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Speaker 1: age of twenty one, many of them actually children. October
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Speaker 1: governor might be running against a tide of opinion a state,
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Speaker 1: by the way, as many are now saying they don't
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Speaker 1: believe that children should be medically castrated or should have
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Speaker 1: major puberty blockers or transitional surgeries under the age of eighteen.
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Speaker 2: So why are all these radicals in favor of it?
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Speaker 1: Because they believe that your kid is actually their property,
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Speaker 1: not yours. They believe the state is actually the parent
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Speaker 1: to the child.
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Speaker 2: A few days after election.
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Speaker 1: Day, it became clear Trump lost Illinois to Harris fifty
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Speaker 1: three zero point.
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Speaker 2: Four percent to forty five percent.
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Speaker 1: That is a smaller margin compared to the fifty seven
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Speaker 1: to forty percent he lost to Biden in twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: and the even bigger fifty five thirty eight to the
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Speaker 1: loss to Clinton in twenty sixteen. Trump's support obviously is
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Speaker 1: growing in some of these deep blue states. And now
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Speaker 1: what we're seeing is many Americans as they've learned about
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Speaker 1: the radical ideology of the left and how they want
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Speaker 1: to mutilate small children. Well, the polling finds that only
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Speaker 1: a small majority of Americans agree with the radical transgender
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Speaker 1: surgeries and or agenda.
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Speaker 2: Let me give you an example of that.
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Speaker 1: Rast Muse and Report survey found that a majority of
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Speaker 1: sixty percent of Americans oppose the transgender agenda in general.
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Speaker 1: A similar poll conducted by the Center Square found nearly
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Speaker 1: the same result, with fifty nine percent that were opposed
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Speaker 1: to minors receiving transgender related medical procedures and or even treatments.
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Speaker 1: If you want to go cut your stuff off when
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Speaker 1: you're eighteen, that's your decision. But when a governor says
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Speaker 1: that these schools are going to support and advocate for
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Speaker 1: an eight year old or a ten year old or
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Speaker 1: a twelve year old to do it, that's something completely different.
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Speaker 1: And when these radicals believe that the parents are no
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Speaker 1: longer the parents to the children's actually the government that
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Speaker 1: owns you, that's even scarier now. In addition, a poll
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Speaker 1: also from June found that many voters filled the whole
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Speaker 1: issue of transgenderism is a political quote distraction the Democrats
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Speaker 1: have used to try to well change the subject from
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Speaker 1: what's actually going on in this country, which clearly goes
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Speaker 1: back to exactly what we knew on this issue, exactly
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Speaker 1: what we understood on this issue. On election Day, there
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Speaker 1: were quite a few Americans who said, we don't care
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Speaker 1: about this crap. We don't care, and we think it's
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Speaker 1: stupid that you guys care so much. And we're voting
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Speaker 1: about the economy, we're voting about border security, we're voting
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Speaker 1: about national security, we're voting about ending wars, we're voting
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Speaker 1: about the issues of safety.
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Speaker 2: That is what we are voting on.
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Speaker 1: And so the American people made it clear that's what
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Speaker 1: they care about.
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Speaker 2: That's what they want.
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Speaker 1: This is what they believe, and this is what they believe,
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Speaker 1: and they are sick and tired of people dictating and
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Speaker 1: saying that their kids are in somehow not their own.
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Speaker 2: Now I look at.
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Speaker 1: These issues and I go back to what I was
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Speaker 1: saying at the beginning. Democrats want you to believe that
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump's picks that he has picked for his cabinet,
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Speaker 1: and I went through, all of them are radical or extreme.
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Speaker 1: Look at the Democratic Party and what they're demanding, what
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Speaker 1: they believe, what they are forcing you to believe in.
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Speaker 1: And if you look at what they're pushing for, they're
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Speaker 1: the ones that are radical in their agenda.
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Speaker 2: Am I afraid of Donald Trump's nominees.
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 1: Would I have picked the majority of these nominees if
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Speaker 1: I was picking, Yes, would I have picked all of them?
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Speaker 1: Know but guess what, I'm not the President United States
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Speaker 1: of America. Do I trust that Donald Trump knows what
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Speaker 1: he's doing? Absolutely? Do I trust that Donald Trump is
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Speaker 1: picking the people he believes will be best in these
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Speaker 1: positions of power?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely? Do I believe belive that.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump is going to fight as hard as he
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Speaker 1: possibly can for the American people after he was elected
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Speaker 1: a landslide victory with a also winning the popular vote,
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Speaker 1: you better believe it. So when they tell you that
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Speaker 1: the Trump nominees are radical or extreme, as MSNBC started
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Speaker 1: their entire weekend programming telling you, just remember what Democrats
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Speaker 1: actually believe, look at who they actually put into power,
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Speaker 1: and look at what they want.
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Speaker 2: To do to your children.
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Speaker 1: Former White House Press Secretary Jen Saki coming out on
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Speaker 1: MSNBC warning America that it's Donald Trump and the radicals
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Speaker 1: he's choosing. They are going to be our downfall, not
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Speaker 1: the dudes dressed like chicks he was putting into positions
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Speaker 1: of power within our military and our health and human services. Right, No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: none of those, none of the radical extremist picks in
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Speaker 1: the Trump White House or i say the Biden White House.
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Speaker 2: A dealt like with nuclear issues. That was a dude
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Speaker 2: dressed like.
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Speaker 1: A chick, that was, you know, caught stealing luggage at
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Speaker 1: the airport. Yeah, those people were not a threat. No,
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Speaker 1: not at all. What was a threat Donald Trump winning
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Speaker 1: and the conservatives that he now says he's going to
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Speaker 1: put in real positions of power. Jen Saki were warning
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Speaker 1: in the world of what Trump may do and his
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Speaker 1: nominees listen.
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Speaker 3: Before it became Joe Biden's press secretary four years ago,
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Speaker 3: I oversaw the confirmation's team for the Biden Harris transition.
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Speaker 3: So let me just give you a sense of how
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Speaker 3: this process is actually supposed to work. Potential nominees, even
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Speaker 3: before the president makes a final decision. He may have
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Speaker 3: people in his mind, but even before he makes a
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Speaker 3: final decision, go through a rigorous bedding process that tears
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Speaker 3: through every aspect of their lives and their finances. It
22:44
Speaker 3: is grueling, and anyone who's been through will tell you
22:46
Speaker 3: it's very invasive. Sometimes things that wouldn't even be uplip
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Speaker 3: in a normal hiring process blow up the nomination before
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Speaker 3: it even begins. Sometimes those things seem small, like taking
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Speaker 3: weed gummies to sleep better, or paying some taxes late.
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Speaker 3: Sometimes they seem bigger, like when some client that some
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Speaker 3: nominee once worked with has business before the government. But
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Speaker 3: there is a reason the process is so ruling under
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Speaker 3: Democrats and Republicans. It's because you want people who don't
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Speaker 3: have conflicts of interest, who won't become a distraction because
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Speaker 3: of controversy, representing the public interest and advising the president
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Speaker 3: and then for national security need nominees, there is typically
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Speaker 3: even greater scrutiny because any skeletons, like say an unreported
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Speaker 3: personal scandal, can be seen as vulnerabilities that could be
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Speaker 3: used by a foreign adversary. There's, of course, typically a
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Speaker 3: great deal of consideration of whether the person can actually
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Speaker 3: do the job they are being nominated for a go figure.
23:41
Speaker 3: So that's how this normally works, that's how they should work.
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Speaker 3: And then there's how Trump is doing it. And the
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Speaker 3: people Donald Trump announced this week for key jobs could
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Speaker 3: each of course fill their own tabloids for weeks with
23:53
Speaker 3: their own scandals. Some of those scandals alone should be disqualifying,
23:57
Speaker 3: and we're going to talk about those and why we
23:59
Speaker 3: also need to look beyond the gravy headlines, because these
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Speaker 3: are people who could be sitting in the situation room
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Speaker 3: in the Oval Office very very soon.
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Speaker 2: These are the people.
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Speaker 3: Who will be advising the president on every crisis that
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Speaker 3: crosses his desk and representing the United States for some
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Speaker 3: of them overseas. And there are the people who have
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Speaker 3: an impact also on your daily lives. See, these choices
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Speaker 3: are on the one hand, cartoonishly outrageous, but when that
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Speaker 3: does settles. It's not really just about the scandals and
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Speaker 3: the personal lives of these nominees, and there are many.
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Speaker 3: It's about what their positions and their lack of experience
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Speaker 3: could do to our health system, our national security, and
24:37
Speaker 3: the rights we.
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Speaker 2: Have in this country.
24:39
Speaker 3: So let's start with RFK Junior, shall we? Did rf
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Speaker 3: K Junior produce some of these strangers headlines in the
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Speaker 3: history of presidential campaigns?
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Speaker 2: He sure did.
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Speaker 3: Does rf K Junior have a strange is one way
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Speaker 3: of describing a pension for carrying dead animals in his car?
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Speaker 2: He sure does.
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Speaker 3: But RFK Junior is also one of the most dangerous
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Speaker 3: purveyors of inaccurate information about vaccines that our country has
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Speaker 3: ever seen. The HI just secretary oversees the CDC, the
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Speaker 3: NIH and the FDA, So basically, in human terms, our
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Speaker 3: vaccines are medicine and our food. His nomination and confirmation
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Speaker 3: would mean that the guy who founded one of the
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Speaker 3: nation's most prominent anti vaccine groups would be in charge
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Speaker 3: of the agency that makes recommendations on vaccines.
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Speaker 2: All right, let me just stop there.
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Speaker 1: Jim Saki's telling you that RFK Junior is the devil
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Speaker 1: president elect Barack Obama strongly considering Robert F. Kenny Junior
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Speaker 1: to have the Environmental Protection Agency a cabinet post Democratic
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Speaker 1: officials confirmed to Politico. I'm sorry, was that the very
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Speaker 1: first line present? Like Barack Obama strongly considering rfk Junior
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Speaker 1: to head the Environmental Protection Agency. But now because he's
28:30
Speaker 1: working for Trump, I'm supposed to be terrified of a
28:32
Speaker 1: guy who, by the way, says he doesn't believe Big Farman,
28:35
Speaker 1: doesn't believe the government when it comes to many of
28:37
Speaker 1: the things that they've said about vaccines.
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Speaker 2: Now, why is he not believe them? I don't know.
28:40
Speaker 1: Maybe because they lied about the effectingness of the vaccine
28:43
Speaker 1: that they were trying to force every single American to
28:45
Speaker 1: take over and over and over again and get twenty
28:47
Speaker 1: eight boosters on top of that that wasn't working. The
28:50
Speaker 1: same people that lied to you remember that. Let's talk
28:55
Speaker 1: about lying for a second. You remember the lies, because
28:59
Speaker 1: I do I remember the lies that were told.
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Speaker 2: What were the lies that were told?
29:06
Speaker 1: The lie was that if you took the vaccine that
29:08
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be able to transmit the disease. That was
29:10
Speaker 1: a lie. They told you that if you took the
29:13
Speaker 1: vaccine you wouldn't get COVID. And guess what, they were
29:15
Speaker 1: breakthrough cases all over the place. They told you if
29:18
Speaker 1: you got the vaccine, it would save your life. There
29:19
Speaker 1: are people that got the vaccine that actually got COVID
29:22
Speaker 1: and did die. So they lied on every single account.
29:25
Speaker 1: Do they care that they lied to you this much?
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Speaker 2: Of course not.
29:29
Speaker 1: They don't care that they lied to you this much.
29:32
Speaker 1: They could care less that they lied to you this
29:34
Speaker 1: much because it was about making money for many in
29:36
Speaker 1: big pharma. And why is it to the day after
29:39
Speaker 1: Donald Trump won the election, big pharma stocks took a hit,
29:44
Speaker 1: and then the day that he named RFK, they took
29:46
Speaker 1: an even bigger hit. I think you and I both
29:48
Speaker 1: know exactly why, because in that moment they got screwed.
29:53
Speaker 1: In that moment, big Farma realized, crap, we're no longer
29:57
Speaker 1: in charge. That's why. That's exactly why. And when you
30:03
Speaker 1: listen to what she said, there about RFK Junior. You
30:07
Speaker 1: understand the point that she's making is that, hey, if
30:12
Speaker 1: they're not on our team, then they are scary people.
30:16
Speaker 2: Right, That's what this really is. Keep listening.
30:19
Speaker 3: The guy who said he would stop research into infectious
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Speaker 3: diseases would be in charge of the agency that studies
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Speaker 3: infectious diseases. So that's what was kind of on that front.
30:28
Speaker 2: By the way, that's not what he said.
30:29
Speaker 1: He did say he would stop getting a function research
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Speaker 1: and sending money to the Luhun Institute Virology, which they
30:35
Speaker 1: also lied about where COVID actually came from. That's what
30:39
Speaker 1: he did say they would stop doing. There is a
30:44
Speaker 1: big difference in those two things. There is a very
30:49
Speaker 1: big difference in the two things that were just said.
30:51
Speaker 2: There.
30:52
Speaker 1: The two things that were just said there were night
30:55
Speaker 1: and day different. So are they lying to you? Yes, yes,
31:01
Speaker 1: they are. They are lying to you. Do they know
31:03
Speaker 1: that they're lying to you about this? Absolutely? They know
31:05
Speaker 1: they're lying to you, and they don't care. And the
31:08
Speaker 1: reason why they don't care, the reason why they genuinely
31:13
Speaker 1: just don't give a rat's rear end, is because they
31:16
Speaker 1: know that while they are lying to you, Okay, while
31:21
Speaker 1: they are lying to you.
31:24
Speaker 2: They understand that they're making money.
31:29
Speaker 1: They understood with the COVID vaccines and the mandates they
31:32
Speaker 1: were all getting rich. They understood just how much money
31:35
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31:37
Speaker 1: And they were totally fine with that because they understood
31:40
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31:41
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31:44
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31:49
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