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An American Pope, Bernie's Plane Hypocrisy, Biden Incoherent & Planned Parenthood Caught in a Sting · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome. It is vernict with Center, Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson
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Speaker 1: with you, and we have got a lot to talk
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Speaker 1: about on today's show, including some very exciting news for
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Speaker 1: people of the Catholic Faith Center around the world, but
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Speaker 1: really also in America with history being made. The Pope
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Speaker 1: is from the United States of America.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's an extraordinary week. A great deal is happening.
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Speaker 2: We have white smoke at the Vatican, we have a
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Speaker 2: new pope. The Pope is American. We're going to talk
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Speaker 2: about that. We're going to break that down. We're also
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Speaker 2: going to talk about Bernie Sanders and the Left being
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Speaker 2: exposed as utter and complete hypocrites flying on private jets
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Speaker 2: and explaining it's really the only choice for people like them.
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Speaker 2: We're also going to break down Joe Biden. Joe Biden
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Speaker 2: went on TV. We discovered he's come out of hiding.
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Speaker 2: He went on TV and what little sense he makes.
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Speaker 2: He's blaming the loss in twenty twenty four on racism,
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Speaker 2: on sexism, on every thing except his disastrous record and
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Speaker 2: his policies that simply don't work. And finally, we're going
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Speaker 2: to tell you about an unbelievable story about planned parenthood
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Speaker 2: being caught in a sting, in an undercover operation prescribing
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Speaker 2: sex change hormones to minors. It is horrific. They are
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Speaker 2: caught red handed, and we're going to give you all
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Speaker 2: the facts.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really incredible. And let's start with what we
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Speaker 1: mentioned a moment ago with the pope. It's a historic development.
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Speaker 1: Cardinal Robert Francis Privos of Chicago has been elected as
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Speaker 1: the two hundred and sixty seventh Pope of the Roman
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Speaker 1: Catholic Church. This marks the first time an American has
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Speaker 1: ascended to the papacy. And I've got a lot of
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Speaker 1: friends that are Catholic. They were beyond thrilled about this
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Speaker 1: announcement that was made following the appearance of that white
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Speaker 1: smoke you mentioned from the assisting chapels signaling the successful
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Speaker 1: conclusion of the conclave. This is a big moment for
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Speaker 1: the US.
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Speaker 2: Well, it is, and it's a big moment for the world.
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Speaker 2: You have over a billion faithful Catholics across across the
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Speaker 2: globe and and uh, a new pope is a moment
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Speaker 2: of history, a moment of of of great import certainly
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Speaker 2: in the Catholic faith, but but but also great import
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Speaker 2: across the world, and and and for the pope to
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Speaker 2: be an American, that's that's a big deal for our country,
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Speaker 2: that that that's never happened. You know. I was reading
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Speaker 2: Nostra Damas apparently predicted that that that that that we
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Speaker 2: would see that the next pope would be Italian. It
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Speaker 2: turns out that that prediction was not accurate. But I
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Speaker 2: guess you can't fault in Nostra Damas uh for for
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Speaker 2: not foreseeing America.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: But uh, instead we have a pope. You know, we
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Speaker 2: will know many more details on the pope as as
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Speaker 2: time goes goes forward. But but we know several things
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Speaker 2: just from the early reporting. Uh, we know that that
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Speaker 2: this is according to the New York Times quote. As
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Speaker 2: bishop in in chick Layo, a city in northwestern Peru,
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Speaker 2: he opposed a government planned had teachings on gender and schools.
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Speaker 2: The promotion of gender ideology is confusing because it seeks
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Speaker 2: to create genders that don't exist, he told local news media.
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Speaker 2: New York Times also reported that quote in twenty In
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Speaker 2: a twenty twelve addressed to bishops, he lamented that Western
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Speaker 2: news media and popular culture fostered sympathy for beliefs and
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Speaker 2: practices that are at odds with the Gospel. And and
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Speaker 2: he told the Vatican's official news website last year that quote,
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Speaker 2: the bishop is not supposed to be a little prince
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Speaker 2: sitting in his kingdom. Rather, he said, a church leader
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Speaker 2: is called to be authentic, authentically, to be humble, to
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Speaker 2: be close to the people he serves, to walk with them,
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Speaker 2: to suffer with them. And and and uh, I certainly
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Speaker 2: hope and pray that that that that God's blessings will
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Speaker 2: be on him, and and and and the and that
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Speaker 2: he will that that he will convey God's love to
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Speaker 2: the Catholic Church and and to the world.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it really is cool. The president night Night said
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Speaker 1: America Donald Trump also coming out with a statement. Here
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Speaker 1: is what he had to say as well, Well, they.
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Speaker 3: Have already spoken to us, and we'll see what happens.
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Speaker 4: But again, to have the vote from the United States.
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Speaker 1: Of America, that's a great honor. That's a great honor.
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Speaker 5: Watching it.
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Speaker 2: And they said he's from.
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Speaker 4: America, and I said, that's great.
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Speaker 1: I love the candidate is like I'm watching it. And
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Speaker 1: and this is the part about selecting the pope that
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Speaker 1: is really I think one of those moments. I was
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Speaker 1: in the airport when it was happening, and everybody was
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Speaker 1: watching it like it was almost like a world series
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Speaker 1: or or or a a a moment in history where
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Speaker 1: you you remember kind of where you were and every
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Speaker 1: TV people around it. And then the smoke came up,
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Speaker 1: the white smoke, and people were clapping an excitement over this.
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Speaker 1: And it's kind of cool center that you've got got
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Speaker 1: a president that finds out the same way everyone else does,
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Speaker 1: no insider information your watch and you wait, uh and
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Speaker 1: and it's old school in that way with a lot
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Speaker 1: of history.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's that's right. And I'll say you you
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Speaker 2: and I have to be a little bit careful because
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Speaker 2: we're two Southern Baptists discussing the selection of the pope
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Speaker 2: within the Catholic Church. And and for faithful, faithful Catholics,
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Speaker 2: uh that they believe that that God has ordained the
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Speaker 2: pope and and and I do believe God raises up
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Speaker 2: leaders across the world and in all sorts of all
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Speaker 2: sorts of context, and and so it is a moment
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Speaker 2: of great spiritual import to to to faithful Catholics. But
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Speaker 2: it's also a moment of great consequence to the country.
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Speaker 2: You know, you look back at Pope John Paul, and
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Speaker 2: and and and you and I we remember the Reagan
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Speaker 2: presidency and and the leadership that President Reagan had, and
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Speaker 2: that Margaret Thatcher had, and that Pope John Paul had.
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Speaker 2: The three of them quite literally changed the world and
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Speaker 2: defeated the Soviet Union, and and and and so the
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Speaker 2: pope is someone who has listened to everywhere. And and
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Speaker 2: I hope that this American Pope. I wish him all
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Speaker 2: the best. I'm proud that he's an American. Uh. And
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Speaker 2: and we will learn more about his who he is,
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Speaker 2: what his passions are, what his beliefs are. All of
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Speaker 2: that will will come in the days and weeks and
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Speaker 2: months ahead. But but an American pope is really something
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Speaker 2: quite extraordinary.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it really is. And it's going to also be
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Speaker 1: very interesting to see as as those words that you
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Speaker 1: read earlier, how big of an impact this pope could
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Speaker 1: have and being a leader and not just as he
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Speaker 1: described it sitting there, uh, but actually leading on some
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Speaker 1: of these issues. There is a lot I think of
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Speaker 1: hope now for many that a new pope will mean that. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there are some strong stances that can be taken on
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Speaker 1: different issues and can lead around the world. You talk
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Speaker 1: about Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan and the pope. I
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Speaker 1: mean it was it was somewhat described, I think in
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Speaker 1: history and orthodox for the pope to get that involved
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Speaker 1: in the way that he did. Yet that was the
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Speaker 1: type of leader that people wanted at the time. And
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Speaker 1: I think that's part of the reason why every time
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Speaker 1: there's a new pope, there's a there's a moment of
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Speaker 1: excitement of Okay, what could we see now? And if
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Speaker 1: you have someone like this pope from America that's on
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Speaker 1: the record on some of these issues, there is some
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Speaker 1: excitement around what could he lead on and how could
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Speaker 1: that impact the world.
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Speaker 2: Well, and we've seen that that that as a cardinal,
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Speaker 2: that that that he has been on social media, and
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Speaker 2: he's been been critical of Donald Trump and critical of JD.
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Speaker 2: Vance And and I hope as as pope he does
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Speaker 2: not does does not use use the papacy to advocate,
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Speaker 2: for example, for open borders and and and for the
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Speaker 2: the kinds of disasters that we saw over the last
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Speaker 2: four years. But but that's going to be a choice
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Speaker 2: that he's gonna make. It it's gonna have real consequences
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Speaker 2: what he chooses to speak out on, what he chooses
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Speaker 2: to focus on it. It's it's going to have a
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Speaker 2: consequence for Catholics across the world, but it will have
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Speaker 2: a consequence for discussion and world leaders across the world
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Speaker 2: as well.
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Speaker 1: Senator, I want to move to Bernie Sanders. It was
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Speaker 1: one of those oof moments this week, called out for
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Speaker 1: his hypocrisy on his fighting Oligarchy tour. Now this is
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Speaker 1: a tour that he and AOC famously jet said it,
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Speaker 1: I'm not exaggerating around the country to speak to the
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Speaker 1: big crowds as they're trying to lead the Democratic Party.
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Speaker 1: Nothing says a communist or a socialist like taking a
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Speaker 1: private jet, but telling others you can't do the same thing.
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Speaker 1: He was asked about it. It didn't go very well.
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Speaker 2: No, it did not. And I got to say there
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Speaker 2: are moments when when the left it becomes impossible to
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Speaker 2: satirize them because they are a living Saturday Night Live sketch.
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Speaker 2: Look like at this point they're simply parody. So Bernie
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Speaker 2: Sanders is in the middle, as you said, of a
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Speaker 2: fighting oligarchy tour. So he is standing up to the
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Speaker 2: man to those terrible rich people, so rich bad. Oligarch's bad.
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Speaker 2: That's his message. Remember he's a socialist, and to do
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Speaker 2: his fighting oligarchy tour, he's got to be on a
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Speaker 2: private jet everywhere. And mind you, he and AOC, what
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Speaker 2: are they most known for other than being socialists nutcases? Well,
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Speaker 2: the Green New Deal saying that carbon emissions are going
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Speaker 2: to destroy us all and so if you don't stop
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Speaker 2: your carbon emission, you're destroying humanity. Well, I gotta say.
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Speaker 2: Bernie went on on Fox and Brett Behar asked him
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Speaker 2: about it, and here give a listen to his answer.
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Speaker 3: Alyssa Slockin senator from Michigan, she said, you should be
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Speaker 3: using oligarch. It's over people's head. You've gotten criticized from
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Speaker 3: other people. Free Beacon says Bernie Sanders spent two hundred
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Speaker 3: and twenty one thousand on private jets fighting the aligarchy tour,
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Speaker 3: paid for by friends of Bernie Sanders. That you've spent
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Speaker 3: millions of dollars in campaign funds on private jet travel
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Speaker 3: over the years. How do you push back on both
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Speaker 3: of those things?
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Speaker 6: When the last time you saw Donald Trump during a
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Speaker 6: campaign mode at National Airport, No.
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Speaker 7: No, No, it doesn't.
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Speaker 3: But he's also not fighting the alligarchy.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 6: And you run a campaign and you do three or
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Speaker 6: four or five rallies in a week, the only way
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Speaker 6: you can get around to talk to thirty thousand people.
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Speaker 6: I think I'm going to be sitting on a waiting
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Speaker 6: line at United waiting. You know what, thirty thousand people
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Speaker 6: are waiting. That's the only way you can get around.
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Speaker 6: No apologies for that. That's what campaign travel is about.
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Speaker 6: We've done it in the past, We're going to do
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Speaker 6: it in the future.
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Speaker 3: And you think that this is hitting a mark, You
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Speaker 3: think it's it's scratching the itch that voters want to
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Speaker 3: hear from.
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Speaker 6: I think at a time when the people on top
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Speaker 6: of doing phenomenally well, when seniors, working class people are struggling,
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Speaker 6: people want to hear action to stand up to the
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Speaker 6: people who have the wealth and the power and create
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Speaker 6: an economy that works for all of us, not just
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Speaker 6: the people on top.
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Speaker 2: Look, I gotta say, no apologies the oligarchs. They do
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Speaker 2: not apologize to the peasants they're lying to. By the way,
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Speaker 2: he did flat out lie right there on Fox News.
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Speaker 2: He says, you can't do three or four rallies in
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Speaker 2: a week flying on commercial airlines and United, well, you
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Speaker 2: know what, I fly United every single week. I'm doing
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Speaker 2: it back and forth and back and forth, and I've
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Speaker 2: done a heck of a lot more than three or
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Speaker 2: four rallies flying United or Southwest. And in fact, in
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Speaker 2: just a few minutes, I'm headed to the airport and
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna stand in line. I'm gonna fly Delta this time,
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Speaker 2: and it is the entitlement. No apologies, I'm standing up
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Speaker 2: to the oligarchs in my private jet, and no acknowledgment
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Speaker 2: that Bernie Sanders has the carbon footprint of a small town.
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Speaker 2: Mind you, the Green New Deal. They want to restrict
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Speaker 2: your life because of carbon emissions. He could have flown
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Speaker 2: commercial and not emitted all that carbon, but it's not
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Speaker 2: worth it. Who did the exact same thing, John Kerry,
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Speaker 2: another wealthy hypocrite who flew on a private jet up
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Speaker 2: to Iceland. And this is ironic to accept a climate award.
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Speaker 2: Give a listen to John Kerry explaining why he flew
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Speaker 2: a private jet to Iceland.
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Speaker 8: On that issue pollution. I understand that you came here
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Speaker 8: with the private jet. Is that an environmental way to travel?
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Speaker 4: If you offset your carbon It's the only choice for
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Speaker 4: somebody like me who is traveling the world to win
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Speaker 4: this battle. I negotiated the Paris Cords for the United States.
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Speaker 4: I've been involved in this fight for years. I negotiated
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Speaker 4: with the President Sheet to bring President Sheet to the
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Speaker 4: table so we could get Paris. And I believe the
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Speaker 4: time it takes me to get somewhere, I can't sail
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Speaker 4: across the ocean. I have to fly to meet with
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Speaker 4: people and get things done. But what I'm doing almost
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Speaker 4: full time is working to win the battle of climate change.
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Speaker 4: In the end, if I offset and contribute my life
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Speaker 4: to do this, I'm not going to be put on
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Speaker 4: the defensive.
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Speaker 1: I love that I'm not going to be put on
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Speaker 1: the defensive. And he acts like his only other option
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Speaker 1: to see the world or travel the world for these meetings,
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Speaker 1: as he describes, to get on a boat. He was
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Speaker 1: on a private plane. Ninety nine point nine to nine
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Speaker 1: percent of people that fly around the world fly on
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Speaker 1: a commercial plane. He was asked about being on a
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Speaker 1: private jet, and he acted like, well, there's no other
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Speaker 1: option for a guy like me. It's either a boat
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Speaker 1: or or a private jet. No, there's commercial planes, you
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Speaker 1: could get on like normal people every.
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Speaker 2: Day well and listen to the smug entitlement. It's the
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Speaker 2: only choice for someone like me, That's what he said.
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Speaker 2: It's the only choice for someone like me, Just like
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Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders. I will not apologize. And the utter hypocrisy
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Speaker 2: with the Green New Deal, with the Paris Climate of courds,
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Speaker 2: what they are trying to do is restrict your life.
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Speaker 2: They're trying to they're trying to ban airplane, they're trying
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Speaker 2: to ban the internal combustion engine. They're trying to drive
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Speaker 2: up your electricity bills. They're trying to make your life harder.
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Speaker 2: And their utter and complete hypocrites. The reason they're doing
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Speaker 2: it is they say, if we keep admitting carbon, we're
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Speaker 2: all gonna die. The oceans are gonna rise, and humanity
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Speaker 2: is gonna be extinct. It's going to be extinct in
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Speaker 2: twelve years. By the way, have you noticed been it's
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Speaker 2: always twelve years, forty years ago. The world was going
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Speaker 2: to end in twelve years. Thirty years ago, the world
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Speaker 2: was going to end in twelve years. Twenty years ago.
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Speaker 2: The world was going to end in twelve years. John
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Speaker 2: Carey said said the North Pole would be gone, the
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Speaker 2: ice on the North Pole would be gone. There's actually
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Speaker 2: more ice on the North Pole now. But it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: They are lying when they say they believe this, because
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Speaker 2: if they believed it, they wouldn't get on a private
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Speaker 2: jet to do their fighting oligarchy tour. They wouldn't get
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Speaker 2: in a private jet to go to Iceland to get
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Speaker 2: an award for apparently fighting for the climate. That hypocrisy
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Speaker 2: is through and through. It is who they are and
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Speaker 2: and it demonstrates that they don't leave the words they're saying.
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Speaker 1: Well, in al Gore, this guy's made a lot of
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Speaker 1: money selling this lie that the world was going to end.
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Speaker 1: He has made money. It is documented. It's well documented.
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Speaker 1: And Carrie again, well, I buy my way out of
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Speaker 1: my sins.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he said. By the way, you've got a lot
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Speaker 2: of left wing Democrats making money on the offset scam,
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Speaker 2: which is a way they can excuse you know, both
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Speaker 2: John Kerry and and Bernie Sanders remind me of an
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Speaker 2: old commercial from when we were kids of the fellow
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Speaker 2: who rolls down the window of the rolls Royce and says,
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Speaker 2: pardon me, sir, might you have some great pupon That
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Speaker 2: is John Carey and that is Bernie Sanders, Senator.
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Speaker 1: We got to talk about Joe Biden for a second.
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Speaker 1: He has come out of hiding. He's actually doing more
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Speaker 1: interviews now than when he was running for president.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 1: And and he's he's apparently writing a book and making
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Speaker 1: money doing speeches. He's all in now.
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Speaker 2: Well, well, Joe Biden came out of the hole he
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Speaker 2: was hiding in and he saw his shadows. So I
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Speaker 2: don't know if that means that that spring is going
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Speaker 2: to last another six weeks. I'm not sure what that means.
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Speaker 2: But but but he decided to when he came out
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Speaker 2: of hiding, uh, to go on Fox News, to go
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Speaker 2: on BBC, to go on ABC's The View. So he
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Speaker 2: was just just making the rounds. On Fox News, he
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Speaker 2: was asked if if he left the race too late
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Speaker 2: to stop Trump, if if his delay cost the Democrats
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Speaker 2: the race, and and unsurprisingly he said, I don't think
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Speaker 2: it would have mattered. So so of course he he
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Speaker 2: exonerated himself completely be he bears none of the fault
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Speaker 2: for the loss. But but that wasn't nearly as ridiculous
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Speaker 2: as as what he said on BBC. So on BBC,
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Speaker 2: listen to why Joe Biden said that he stepped away
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Speaker 2: from the race.
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Speaker 4: Give a listen, should you have withdrawn earlier given someone
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Speaker 4: else a big a job?
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Speaker 8: I I don't. I don't think it would have.
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Speaker 7: Mattered.
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Speaker 8: We left it a time when we were we had
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Speaker 8: a good candidate, she's fully funded. And what happened was
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Speaker 8: I had become what we had set out to do
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Speaker 8: no one thought we could do, and become so successful
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Speaker 8: our agenda it was hard to say now, I'm gonna
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Speaker 8: stop now.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I didn't think it could get any worse.
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Speaker 1: But yet here we are, and this is still the
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Speaker 1: de facto leader of the Democratic Party saying it was
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Speaker 1: so successful it was hard to just stop. And and
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Speaker 1: people had a hard time with that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that that clearly explains everything. That's clearly the reason
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Speaker 2: he dropped out of the race because because he was
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Speaker 2: so successful. Uh, it's clearly the reason h Trump won
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Speaker 2: because Joe Biden was was so successful. It's clearly the
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Speaker 2: reason we had a landslide election across the country. And understand,
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Speaker 2: there was no ambiguity in this election. Of the seven
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Speaker 2: swing states, Donald Trump won all seven. He won the
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Speaker 2: popular vote, Republicans won the House, Republicans won the Senate.
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Speaker 2: It was an absolute repudiation of the train wreck that
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Speaker 2: was Joe Biden, the Democrat's extreme agenda. And yet he's
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Speaker 2: living in this world where well, it was just because
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Speaker 2: I was so successful that you know, I mean, you know,
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Speaker 2: of course he was so successful. And listen on the View.
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Speaker 2: Then then when he's down playing President Trump's victory in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, give a listen to what Biden had
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Speaker 2: to say on the View.
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Speaker 9: Mister President, you had previously said that you thought that
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Speaker 9: you would have won. Since then, Donald Trump won all
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Speaker 9: the battleground states and made in roads with almost every
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Speaker 9: major demographic, from working class voters to Hispanic men to
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Speaker 9: black men. Knowing what you know, now, do you think
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Speaker 9: you would have beat him?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, he's still got seven million fewer votes. Yes, okay,
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Speaker 8: a lot of people didn't show up number one, number one,
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Speaker 8: number two, they're very close, and those those toss up states,
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Speaker 8: it was it wasn't a slam dunk. And so look,
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Speaker 8: you know, every time I've been on the show, which
19:13
Speaker 8: you've been forced, I've been fortunately beyond more than once.
19:16
Speaker 8: Thanks for having me. Is that we talk. You guys,
19:20
Speaker 8: don't focus on as much. And I think it's good
19:22
Speaker 8: on polling numbers, but uh, thankful this way, he's had
19:28
Speaker 8: the worst hundred days any presents ever had. Yeah, that's
19:36
Speaker 8: and I would not say, honest, he's been a strong point.
19:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well mister, I mean, I don't even know
19:47
Speaker 1: what that answer was. The one thing that was funny
19:49
Speaker 1: in their center is the fact that he's like, I
19:51
Speaker 1: love that you guys don't look at poll numbers, because
19:55
Speaker 1: the poll numbers would say it's the complete opposite of
19:58
Speaker 1: what I'm saying right now. Yeah, he goes back to
20:00
Speaker 1: polls and says, oh, well, I had more votes than
20:03
Speaker 1: he did, and it wasn't a slam dunk when you
20:05
Speaker 1: win all of the swing states. That is literally the
20:08
Speaker 1: definition of a political slam dunk that every candidate dreams
20:13
Speaker 1: about when they're running for president.
20:16
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look, you know his comment about the view, Oh,
20:18
Speaker 2: I love going on the view. I go on it
20:20
Speaker 2: all the time, you know, as you know, I've been
20:22
Speaker 2: on the view three different times. They won't have me
20:24
Speaker 2: back the last three books I wrote for each each
20:28
Speaker 2: of the last well for rather two of the last
20:31
Speaker 2: three books, I went on the view, and for my
20:34
Speaker 2: last one they said no, thanks, we don't want you back.
20:36
Speaker 2: We don't want you back because it went so badly
20:39
Speaker 2: for them, because they are screaming left wing harpies who
20:43
Speaker 2: are fundamentally dishonest, and so it's a great place. So
20:47
Speaker 2: when when Biden says it's the worst first hundred days
20:52
Speaker 2: in history, and everyone there applauds, oh, yes, oh yes, beautiful, Joe,
20:56
Speaker 2: it's the worst one. You know what they didn't discuss.
20:58
Speaker 2: They didn't discuss the illegal order crossings are down ninety
21:01
Speaker 2: nine point nine percent because that would actually be a fact,
21:06
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden doesn't discuss facts. Although I will say this,
21:10
Speaker 2: Joe Biden did make a concession on the view, and
21:13
Speaker 2: he made a concession that his debate performance was a
21:17
Speaker 2: train wreck. That is indisputable. But give a listen to
21:20
Speaker 2: what he had to say about it.
21:21
Speaker 3: You know what freaked everybody out was that debate.
21:25
Speaker 1: It wasn't a great night. It was a bad night,
21:28
Speaker 1: and everybody lost their mind because of course, no one has.
21:32
Speaker 8: Ever had a bad night when they were Nobody tries
21:35
Speaker 8: to have a bad night.
21:36
Speaker 10: Sometimes it happens.
21:38
Speaker 6: So this is what started both sides with this, Oh
21:45
Speaker 6: he can't do this, This needs to stop.
21:47
Speaker 1: Why do you think that caught fire? Why do you
21:49
Speaker 1: think people bought into it, especially the Democrats.
21:53
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, we still were when in primary.
21:57
Speaker 8: We're still doing everything. The Democratic Party at large didn't
22:01
Speaker 8: buy into it, but the Democratic leadership and some of
22:04
Speaker 8: the very u significant contributors did, even though we raised enormously,
22:10
Speaker 8: Like when I left the race, Kama had one hundreds
22:12
Speaker 8: of millions of dollars. She had the best organized through
22:14
Speaker 8: or campaign, every organization, every state was organized, et cetera.
22:19
Speaker 8: But you know what what happens is that it h
22:24
Speaker 8: it took on a life, and I had a very
22:27
Speaker 8: I'm going to say something out raised. I've a lot
22:29
Speaker 8: lost many debates in my life. I've been pretty good
22:32
Speaker 8: at doing that. I was sick. I was no excuse,
22:37
Speaker 8: but I was. And I had a bad, bad night,
22:43
Speaker 8: and and I had.
22:45
Speaker 10: Anyway, you immediately know you had a bad night.
22:48
Speaker 8: Yeah I did. But even after that, the post this
22:50
Speaker 8: showed me down by two points and.
22:52
Speaker 7: Had you know, Joe came on. I went on to
22:55
Speaker 7: the stage after the debate. I mean, we all saw it.
22:58
Speaker 7: It was terrible, and so Joe looked at me and
23:01
Speaker 7: he said, I, well, I'll.
23:02
Speaker 6: Use screwed up.
23:03
Speaker 7: He said, I you didn't say that, and I said.
23:07
Speaker 10: You all know Joe Biden, we know where he started.
23:09
Speaker 7: And I said, yeah, you did, Joe, but we have
23:12
Speaker 7: hundreds of people waiting for us. Put your shoulders back,
23:14
Speaker 7: walk out there. You know, be who you are, and
23:17
Speaker 7: we were not going to let ninety minutes of a
23:21
Speaker 7: debate define his presidency and all those years of service.
23:27
Speaker 1: It's very interesting how they brought out the former first
23:29
Speaker 1: lady to answer the question that actually went to him,
23:33
Speaker 1: and she jumped in.
23:35
Speaker 2: You know, if your wife has to jump in and
23:37
Speaker 2: say you're not incompetent, You're you're not mentally diminished, that
23:41
Speaker 2: tells you something. If your wife has to step in
23:43
Speaker 2: and take that question for you. But the words he
23:46
Speaker 2: said accurately, he said, I had a bad, bad night,
23:49
Speaker 2: and you and I did this podcast verdict. We did
23:51
Speaker 2: it that night. We did it right after the debate.
23:54
Speaker 2: We put out a special podcast, and you and I
23:57
Speaker 2: predicted that night that that that was the most consequential
24:02
Speaker 2: presidential debate in the history of the country. And the
24:05
Speaker 2: reason we predicted that is we said Joe Biden is
24:08
Speaker 2: going to drop out of this race. He will not
24:10
Speaker 2: be the nominee because of this debate. So he's suggesting, gosh,
24:15
Speaker 2: I had a bad debate, but everyone was fine. The
24:17
Speaker 2: Democrat Party was fine. Really. I seem to recall George
24:21
Speaker 2: Clooney writing saying he went to a fundraiser and was
24:23
Speaker 2: so incoherent that you couldn't understand what he was saying.
24:26
Speaker 2: But you know, Biden. Biden does response respond later on
24:30
Speaker 2: in the view when when when there are reports questioning
24:34
Speaker 2: his cognitive abilities and and and listen to what he
24:36
Speaker 2: says on that.
24:37
Speaker 9: Yeah, mister president, since you left office, there have been
24:40
Speaker 9: a number of books that have come out deeply sourced
24:43
Speaker 9: from democratic sources that claim in your final year there
24:46
Speaker 9: was a dramatic decline in your cognitive abilities in the
24:51
Speaker 9: in the final year of your presidency.
24:52
Speaker 1: What is your.
24:53
Speaker 9: Response to these allegations or are these sources wrong?
24:56
Speaker 8: They are wrong. There's nothing to sustain that number one.
25:01
Speaker 8: Number two, you know, think of what we were left with.
25:05
Speaker 8: We left for the circumstance where we had an insurrection
25:10
Speaker 8: and I started not census civil war. We had a
25:15
Speaker 8: circumstance where we were in a position that we well
25:20
Speaker 8: the pandemic because of the incompetence of the last outfit,
25:24
Speaker 8: end up over a million people dying, million people dying.
25:28
Speaker 8: And we're also in a situation where we found ourselves
25:32
Speaker 8: unable to deal with a lot of just basic issues
25:37
Speaker 8: and I won't go into them in interested time. And
25:40
Speaker 8: so we went to work and we got it done.
25:43
Speaker 2: Well. What he got done was the most disaster disastrous
25:46
Speaker 2: presidency in history, and his mental decline wasn't just the
25:50
Speaker 2: last year, it was the entire presidency. They kept him hidden.
25:53
Speaker 2: I'll tell you Republican Senators, the White House didn't let
25:56
Speaker 2: us talk to him all four years, and that it's
26:00
Speaker 2: a big part of the reason his mental decline and
26:02
Speaker 2: his disastrous record that he lost and Donald Trump is
26:05
Speaker 2: once again the president, Senator.
26:07
Speaker 1: And our final segment, I want to talk about something
26:10
Speaker 1: that is shocking. This is exactly why we do the show,
26:13
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Speaker 1: one deals with shocking expose on Planned Parenthood. They have
26:36
Speaker 1: now been exposed for prescribing hormones to minors in an
26:41
Speaker 1: undercover investigation.
26:44
Speaker 2: Well that's right. Planned Parenthood was caught in a sting
26:46
Speaker 2: and undercover phone calls were made by the pro life
26:50
Speaker 2: activist group Live Action, and it showed that the Planned
26:54
Speaker 2: Parenthood clinics across multiple states offer cross sex hormone treetents
27:00
Speaker 2: to miners as young as seventeen with very little parental
27:04
Speaker 2: supervision and very little medical supervision. Live Action did an
27:08
Speaker 2: undercover investigation in which a woman posed as a sixteen
27:12
Speaker 2: year old miner and she called dozens of Planned Parenthood
27:15
Speaker 2: locations seeking what she called gender affirming care. At least
27:21
Speaker 2: seven different facilities said sure, they would provide cross sex
27:25
Speaker 2: hormones at the first appointment, So not after a long consultation,
27:31
Speaker 2: just immediately, first appointment, Come on in, we'll give you
27:35
Speaker 2: those hormones. Several instances, Planned Parenthood told the caller she
27:39
Speaker 2: could choose to meet with the provider virtually and have
27:44
Speaker 2: access to the cross sex hormones the very same day.
27:50
Speaker 2: And this is after being told the person is is
27:52
Speaker 2: a minor and that they had just begun considering trying
27:57
Speaker 2: to medically change their sex in Minneso and an Oregon.
28:01
Speaker 2: Facilities there said they could schedule the minor within days
28:05
Speaker 2: or even on the very same day. This is what
28:09
Speaker 2: planned Parenthood is doing. Five different facilities stated that no
28:14
Speaker 2: prior therapy, zero, no mental health clearance, and no prior
28:19
Speaker 2: documentation was needed to obtain cross sex hormones. And understand
28:24
Speaker 2: these hormones can do irreparable damage to children. They can
28:29
Speaker 2: sterilize children, they can permanently harm a child, and Planned
28:33
Speaker 2: Parenthood is a multi billion dollar business that is more
28:38
Speaker 2: than happy to sterilize your child without you even knowing
28:41
Speaker 2: about it.
28:42
Speaker 1: By the way, we've got this audio and I want
28:44
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28:48
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28:50
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Speaker 11: It's a calling plan parent.
29:04
Speaker 5: Thank you for your planned parents you had greater or
29:07
Speaker 5: thank you.
29:07
Speaker 10: For calling plan Parenthead Minnesota, North Dakota, Vo Dakota Hello, get.
29:12
Speaker 5: Up for calling plan parents time.
29:15
Speaker 11: My name is Sophia. I'm just trying to schedule some
29:18
Speaker 11: gender firming care. I really just want to be able
29:21
Speaker 11: to get some testostero to start my journey.
29:23
Speaker 10: So we just have for start my booking here in
29:26
Speaker 10: Michelle appointment that you can come in to see one
29:28
Speaker 10: of our providers.
29:29
Speaker 5: Are you or a he?
29:31
Speaker 11: No, I'm sixteen?
29:33
Speaker 5: You're good being here?
29:34
Speaker 10: Then sixteen and kill.
29:37
Speaker 11: That you're okay to do it for minors?
29:38
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can legally get hormones under eighteen? How old
29:43
Speaker 5: are you?
29:43
Speaker 11: Sixteen? I know my mom has to come in with me,
29:46
Speaker 11: and does she have to be in there the whole time?
29:49
Speaker 3: Like?
29:49
Speaker 11: How does that work? Because I don't know if I'm
29:51
Speaker 11: comfortable with that.
29:52
Speaker 10: At some point that the appointment, maybe he doesn't have
29:55
Speaker 10: to be in the intermitting room with you.
29:57
Speaker 11: You said I could do it virtually, yeah, pualy, So
30:01
Speaker 11: what would that look like? So I just talked to
30:03
Speaker 11: a doctor and then they'd be able to prescribe me.
30:07
Speaker 5: Yeah, if it's virtual, you'll still meet with the doctor
30:11
Speaker 5: and then go over like all menitary information at the end,
30:15
Speaker 5: they will then be for superviving hormone that would then
30:19
Speaker 5: be ripped out like your local harmity.
30:21
Speaker 11: I don't need any like therapy or anything first, Like,
30:23
Speaker 11: you don't need any record of that, no that I
30:26
Speaker 11: know of it. I don't need any sort of like
30:28
Speaker 11: records of having gone to therapy or anything like that.
30:31
Speaker 10: Right, Yeah, so unless you have trifarent hear and it
30:34
Speaker 10: would not be required.
30:35
Speaker 11: There's nothing that I need before, right, Like I don't
30:37
Speaker 11: need to like have records of meeting with a therapist
30:39
Speaker 11: or anything, right because my parents definitely aren't to let
30:42
Speaker 11: me do that. I just decided last week, and so
30:45
Speaker 11: I kind of want to get in as soon as possible.
30:47
Speaker 11: Do you have any pointments available soon?
30:50
Speaker 2: Yeah?
30:50
Speaker 10: It depends on a location too, but we usually do
30:53
Speaker 10: have availability for like the next week of whatever you
30:57
Speaker 10: call it.
30:57
Speaker 11: Do you think that if I came in, went over
30:59
Speaker 11: everything with doctor and they could send them prescription that.
31:02
Speaker 10: Day, Yes, I think they could be able to The
31:05
Speaker 10: provider is going to send the prescription to your pharmacy
31:09
Speaker 10: the same day of your appointment.
31:11
Speaker 11: Oh perfect, Okay, so I can get the hormones the
31:14
Speaker 11: same day.
31:15
Speaker 5: You think a little bit to get it together, But yeah,
31:19
Speaker 5: if not the same thing and more than likely the
31:21
Speaker 5: very next thing perfect thank you for calling great day.
31:27
Speaker 1: I mean, you hear that, Senator, and it makes you
31:29
Speaker 1: so angry because what you're hearing.
31:32
Speaker 2: Is the underworld of Hey, we don't need parents, we
31:37
Speaker 2: don't need parents, we don't need doctors, we don't need evidence.
31:40
Speaker 2: And by the way, the defenders of this mutilation and
31:44
Speaker 2: then these are also the folks that defend surgeries where
31:47
Speaker 2: you're you're actually physically sterilizing little boys or little girls.
31:52
Speaker 2: The defenders of this they say, oh, it's the result
31:55
Speaker 2: of a long you know, therapy and a metic condition.
32:00
Speaker 2: It's very clear Planned parenthood doesn't give a flip what
32:03
Speaker 2: your medical condition is. That's not their business. They're in
32:06
Speaker 2: the business of selling. They're in the business of selling abortions,
32:10
Speaker 2: which is their main business, but they're also in the
32:12
Speaker 2: business of selling sterilizing kids. Because look cross sex hormones
32:18
Speaker 2: and that that includes testosterone or estrogen given to the
32:21
Speaker 2: opposite gender. They're meant to alter the body to show
32:26
Speaker 2: characteristics of the opposite gender, and they can alter the
32:31
Speaker 2: body's natural makeup, they can alter the functions of the body,
32:35
Speaker 2: but they can also result in in numerous side effects,
32:38
Speaker 2: including permanent infertility, and Lila Rose, who's the president of
32:43
Speaker 2: Live Action and a tremendous warrior standing for life. Here
32:48
Speaker 2: here's what Lila Rose said. She said that the investigation
32:52
Speaker 2: exposes quote a chilling reality that Planned Parenthood is fast
32:58
Speaker 2: tracking vulnerable children in the irreversible hormone treatments with almost
33:05
Speaker 2: no medical oversight. These dangerous drugs can sterilize, stunt growth
33:11
Speaker 2: and leave lifelong scars. This is not healthcare, it is
33:16
Speaker 2: child abuse, and it must be stopped.
33:19
Speaker 1: It really is incredible. The last question I have to
33:21
Speaker 1: ask you on this is after this type of information
33:24
Speaker 1: comes out, is there any role that Congress can play
33:28
Speaker 1: in getting involved? Now that we see this so clearly?
33:31
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and every year Planned Parenthood gets more than seven
33:35
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars in federal tax payer dollars. That needs
33:38
Speaker 2: to end. We need to defund plant parenthood. You shouldn't
33:42
Speaker 2: be forced to pay for the sterilization of kids. You
33:46
Speaker 2: shouldn't be forced to pay for abortions all over the country.
33:50
Speaker 2: And so I hope we will see leadership in Congress.
33:53
Speaker 2: I'm certainly fighting the defund Planned Parenthood, and I hope
33:55
Speaker 2: we get it done this year.
33:58
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