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Mexico Sending Lawyers to the US & Is Biden Running the Country? · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: All right, there is some big news that is taking
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Speaker 1: place right now as we speak, and a lot of
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Speaker 1: it deals with a big issue that is truly shocking,
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Speaker 1: and it is one that deals with what's happening. And
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Speaker 1: we call this taking out the trash. They are hoping
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Speaker 1: and I'm referring to the media and the Democrats that
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Speaker 1: you are not paying attention right now because you're too
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Speaker 1: busy celebrating New Year's and you've kind of unplugged and
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Speaker 1: tune out. And there's a couple of big stories, one
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Speaker 1: that deals with the mastermind of nine to eleven, Cleetechek Muhammad,
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Speaker 1: and another one that is getting absolutely zero press. So
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Speaker 1: I hope you'll take this, take the show, take the podcast,
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Speaker 1: share it on social media, because this is a very
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Speaker 1: important story I'm going to start with, and it deals
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Speaker 1: with Mexico. For years, Mexico has said that they're not
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Speaker 1: a part of advocating or supporting or helping people come
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Speaker 1: to the United States of America from Mexico. For years,
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Speaker 1: I've been telling you that is obviously a lie, and
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Speaker 1: I give you stats and figures to prove the point.
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Speaker 1: One of them is the number one stay Mexico's economy
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Speaker 1: outpacing oil is a legal immigrant sending money back to Mexico.
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Speaker 1: That is incredible when you look at the oil production
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Speaker 1: of Mexico and you realize, oh my gosh, they make
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Speaker 1: money as a country by getting rid of citizens and
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Speaker 1: then the people that they send to America sending massive
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Speaker 1: amounts of cash via Western Union back to Mexico.
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Speaker 2: It is huge. The amount of money we're talking about here.
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Speaker 1: Is billions and billions and billions and billions and billions
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Speaker 1: of dollars a year outpacing their oil projection. Just to
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Speaker 1: put it in perspective, Mexico wants to continue the floodgates
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Speaker 1: being opened. Not only do they make money because the
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Speaker 1: entire government down there is basically nothing but a cartel government.
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Speaker 1: It is one of the worst governments, and I'm talking
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Speaker 1: about with the issue of corruption that we've ever seen
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five. And it is anyone that has
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Speaker 1: significance or power at the local state or at the
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Speaker 1: me say, local province, or the national level. In Mexico,
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Speaker 1: no one of significance is not bought and paid for
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Speaker 1: by the cartels. They are owned, they are bribed, they
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Speaker 1: are threatened. However, they have to get what they get
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Speaker 1: on a person, they will do it. Some of them
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Speaker 1: are paid for, some of them have been financed at
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Speaker 1: the highest levels. We know this in the past with
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Speaker 1: the presidency, even financed by the cartels. And if you
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Speaker 1: are a quote good guy, then they will threaten you
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Speaker 1: and your family and they will.
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Speaker 2: Off people and behead people. That's just how they work.
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Speaker 1: So knowing that the government and one of the things
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Speaker 1: you just have to accept is that the government is
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Speaker 1: the right hand of the cartel now and that is
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Speaker 1: how deep the corruption goes. They're not on our team.
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Speaker 1: They're never going to be on our team. They're not
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Speaker 1: on our side. They're not honest. It is not surprising
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Speaker 1: that the government is now doing what I'm about to
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Speaker 1: tell you, and this is what I want you to
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Speaker 1: share with people.
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Speaker 2: Share the podcasts.
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Speaker 1: We now have confirmation that Mexico is getting hundreds of
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Speaker 1: lawyers to aid illegal immigrants in the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: Why would they do that because they want the money
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Speaker 1: to stay in They want the workers say in America,
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Speaker 1: they want the money to come back to Mexico. The
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Speaker 1: Mexican government is sending hundreds of lawyers north into the
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Speaker 1: US to provide legal aid to shield four million illegal
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Speaker 1: migrants they claim are currently in the US from the
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Speaker 1: Trump administration. The government wants to protect Mexican migrants from
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Speaker 1: deportation in part because they send billions of their US
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Speaker 1: earnings back to Mexico. How much are we talking. Let's
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Speaker 1: go back to twenty twenty three. In twenty twenty three,
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Speaker 1: they sent more than sixty three billion of their dollars
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Speaker 1: right their remittance of their relatives outside of Mexico in
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Speaker 1: the US back to Mexico. So it's a sixty three
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Speaker 1: billion dollar industry of direct influx of cash coming to Mexico.
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Speaker 1: Now sixty three billion. It may not see Michael out
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Speaker 1: in the US. That is an insane amount of money
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Speaker 1: in an impoverished country, a corrupt country, which is Mexico.
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Speaker 2: Now, authorities in Mexico announce the.
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Speaker 1: Pending release of a new quote app backed by hundreds
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Speaker 1: of Mexican larwriors, that will help Mexican citizens living illegally
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Speaker 1: in the US to respond to being targeted or deported
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Speaker 1: by US immigration authorities when Trump is sworn into office. Now,
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Speaker 1: let me break down the money just for a second,
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Speaker 1: so you understand the fact that sixty three billion dollars
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Speaker 1: is being sent back to Mexico from the US from
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Speaker 1: their citizens. Is only half of the financial equation that
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Speaker 1: you need to understand.
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Speaker 2: Let me explain to you part two of this.
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Speaker 1: Part two, and it's a much bigger number than sixty
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Speaker 1: three billion, is the number of illegal immigrants in this
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Speaker 1: country that are helping the cartels spread their tentacles into
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Speaker 1: every city in America that is important to them. On
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Speaker 1: the drug trafficking, human trafficking, sex trafficking, child sex trafficking
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Speaker 1: that the cartails are making money off of.
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Speaker 2: That's part of what you need to understand. It is
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Speaker 2: the fentanyl.
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Speaker 1: Network, it's the pot network, it's the hairin, it's the crack,
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Speaker 1: it's the cocaine.
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Speaker 2: The list goes on and on.
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Speaker 1: That is worth way more than the sixty three billion,
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Speaker 1: because when you get this many illegal immigrants into the US,
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Speaker 1: what it means is you have an incredible network of
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Speaker 1: humans that are then set up for the smuggling, whether
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Speaker 1: it's drugs or human beings, and then setting up the
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Speaker 1: illegal businesses within the United States of America that they
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Speaker 1: set up, whether it's prostitution, sex trafficking, child sex trafficking,
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Speaker 1: or drugs that then go back to Mexico. So it's
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Speaker 1: not just the sixty three billion that is directly sent
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Speaker 1: back from people that are working in the US. It
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Speaker 1: is the hundreds of billions that it makes the cartels
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Speaker 1: by having these human networks inside of the United States America.
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Speaker 1: Now you understand why the government and the authorities in Mexico
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Speaker 1: and now the pending release of this new app to
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Speaker 1: do exactly what I just described to you. Now the
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Speaker 1: app is called the Alert Button.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: It will reportly allow Mexican citizens living illegally in the
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Speaker 1: US and who are being detained by Immigration and Customs
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Speaker 1: Enforcement known as ICE, to warn relatives in Mexico of
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Speaker 1: their status. It will also alert the closest Mexican consulate
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Speaker 1: about the detention, upon which the Mexican lawyers will then
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Speaker 1: quote unquote leap into action after announcing this app. And again,
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Speaker 1: if you're hearing about this for the very first time, here,
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Speaker 1: there's a reason they decided this would come out, and
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Speaker 1: it would happen during a moment when we call taking
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Speaker 1: out the trash. No one's paying attention. It's New Year's Eve,
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Speaker 1: it's New Year's Day. People off work, They're not reading
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Speaker 1: the news, and this is why they announced it when
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Speaker 1: they did, and this is why I'm saying, please share this.
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Speaker 1: The announcement, okay, is one that they say is important
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Speaker 1: for quote the illegal immigrants, and the Mexican Foreign Secretary
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Speaker 1: urged Mexicans living illegally in the US to register to
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Speaker 1: use the app immediately, saying quote not everyone has done
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Speaker 1: this yet, We strongly encourage everyone to register with our consulates,
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Speaker 1: as this enables us to provide legal protection when needed
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Speaker 1: to the illegal immigrants that are in the US.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: I have personally attended several open meetings where the key
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Speaker 1: message is to tell our fellow's citizens that are that
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Speaker 1: they are not alone and will not be alone. That's
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Speaker 1: what the secretary said, adding that this app will go
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Speaker 1: live sometime in January.
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Speaker 2: Why because that is when everything will change. With Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump being in January the twentieth.
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Speaker 1: This app is the latest from Mexico's president, who is
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Speaker 1: controlled by the cartels, to shore up her pledge to
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Speaker 1: defend quote the rights of Mexican citizens in the face
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Speaker 1: of the incoming Trump administration's plans to launch the largest
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Speaker 1: deportation for in American history. The app is part of
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Speaker 1: Mexico's Know Your Rights program aimed at informing Mexican systens
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Speaker 1: in the US about what they can and cannot do.
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Speaker 1: The program is reportedly manned by three and twenty nine
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Speaker 1: legal advisors stationed across all fifty three consulates in the US. Quote,
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Speaker 1: we want to tell our fellow countrymen that they are
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Speaker 1: not alone, and they will not be alone, adding that
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Speaker 1: Mexican authorities will be very vigilant in ensuring that due
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Speaker 1: process is followed in the United States of America. The
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Speaker 1: President elect has insisted that he has already had a
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Speaker 1: quote wonderful conversation with Mexico's president about stopping the flow
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Speaker 1: of illegals from Central and South America moving through Mexico.
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Speaker 2: What did Donald Trump say?
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Speaker 1: He said, untrue, social I had a wonderful conversation with
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Speaker 1: a new president of Mexico. She has agreed to stop
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Speaker 1: migration through Mexico and into the United States, effectively closing
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Speaker 1: our southern border. That's what he said in his November
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Speaker 1: the twenty seventh post. Here's the caveat. This woman did
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Speaker 1: not agree to bring all the illegal immigrants that are
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Speaker 1: in America back to Mexico. You notice that was left out.
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Speaker 1: She's saying, I may stop the flow from other countries.
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Speaker 1: By the way, she's not saying she's stopping the flow
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Speaker 1: of illegal immigrants in Mexico coming into America, just from
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Speaker 1: other countries outside of Mexico. That is read between the
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Speaker 1: the read the fine print right the part that is
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Speaker 1: not being said. Please share this story because it's an
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Speaker 1: important one. You understand just how corrupt Mexico is right
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Speaker 1: now and what they're about to do. There's a second
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Speaker 1: story that is as important as the one from Mexico
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Speaker 1: that I just covered, and that is this one. CBS
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Speaker 1: News reporter is now saying Biden's obvious cognitive decline is
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Speaker 1: the most underreported twenty twenty four story. President Joe Biden's
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Speaker 1: obvious cognitive decline was the most.
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Speaker 2: Underreported story of twenty twenty four. Who said it?
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Speaker 1: CBS News reporter Jan Crawford claiming on Sunday that yes,
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Speaker 1: this happened, Yes the media didn't cover it, Yes the
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Speaker 1: media didn't try to cover it. Yes the media straight
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Speaker 1: up lied to you about just how bad things were.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to what Jan Crawford had to say
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Speaker 1: in her own words. Doing the year end Correspondence Round
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Speaker 1: Table is dig into what was undercovered or under reported.
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Speaker 3: Jan undercovered underreported that would be to me, Joe Biden's obvious,
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Speaker 3: cognizant decline that became undeniable in the televised debates, the
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Speaker 3: presidential debate with Unquestioned. And you know, it's starting to
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Speaker 3: emerge now that his advisors kind of managed his limitations
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Speaker 3: been reported in the Wall Street Journal for four years,
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Speaker 3: and yet he insisted that he could still run for president.
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Speaker 3: We should have much more forcefully questioned whether he was
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Speaker 3: fit for office for another four years, which could have
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Speaker 3: led to a primary for the Democrats. It could have
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Speaker 3: changed the scope of the entire election. Yet still, incredibly,
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Speaker 3: we read the Washington Post that his advisors are saying
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Speaker 3: that he regrets that he dropped out of the race.
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Speaker 3: You know that he thinks he could have beaten Trump,
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Speaker 3: and I think that is either delusional.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's just go back to that quote real quick.
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Speaker 1: Major Garrett said at the president of debate with Donald Trump, right,
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Speaker 1: trying to put context into when this real decline was
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Speaker 1: seen by the American people, And she said unquestioned, Then
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Speaker 1: she says, and it's starting to e merge now, that
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Speaker 1: his advisors kind of managed his limitations, which was which
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Speaker 1: has been reporting the Wall Street Journal for four years.
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Speaker 1: So they're all admitting what we all knew the entire time,
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Speaker 1: that they covered up. Joe Biden covered up the White
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Speaker 1: House covered up the cabinet members covered it up. The
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Speaker 1: Vice President Kamala Harris covered up that it was very
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Speaker 1: clear that there was a diminished Joe Biden the entire
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Speaker 1: time he was president, and it was getting worse the
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Speaker 1: entire time, and they were hiding it from the American people. Quote,
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Speaker 1: and yet he insisted that he could still run for president.
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Speaker 1: We should have much more forcely questioned she's referring to
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Speaker 1: the media now whether he was fit for office for
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Speaker 1: another four years, which could have led to a primary
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Speaker 1: for the Democrats. So what is she saying is that, look,
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Speaker 1: we all knew that we were being lied to.
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Speaker 2: I'm not kidding when I say this.
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Speaker 1: Like I think that's what they're What they're in essence
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Speaker 1: saying here is we all knew that we were lying
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Speaker 1: to the American people. That was a bad mistake. We
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Speaker 1: shouldn't have done that. And the reason why we shouldn't
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Speaker 1: have done that is because we really screwed ourselves by
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Speaker 1: not having a primary since we all was declining and
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Speaker 1: we should have been honest with the American people. Now
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Speaker 1: they're not saying they made a mistake because it was like,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, like lying to the American people about
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Speaker 1: the cognitive decline of a president. They're only now saying
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Speaker 1: it was a mistake because they feel like if they
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Speaker 1: would have done the right thing, it would have then
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Speaker 1: allowed for an open primary, and then Donald Trump wouldn't
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Speaker 1: have got elected. Like I need you to understand, they're
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Speaker 1: not saying they made a mistake and they won't do
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Speaker 1: it again because they were lying to the American people
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Speaker 1: with the state sponsored media saying when CBS News is staying,
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Speaker 1: what Jan Crawford is saying is we, as democratic operatives
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Speaker 1: of the state, made a mistake that cost us the
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Speaker 1: White House.
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Speaker 2: We're fine with lying to you if it serves us.
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Speaker 1: We're fine with lyning of the American people if it protects
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Speaker 1: our interests. We're fine with misleading the American people lying
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Speaker 1: to them if it keeps us in power. What Jan
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Speaker 1: Crawford is admitting here is that they made a bad
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Speaker 1: decision to not basically tell the truth about Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: so that there then would have been an earlier come
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Speaker 1: to Jesus moment in a primary, So then we would
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Speaker 1: have beaten Donald Trump. That is all she's admitting to here.
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Speaker 1: It also tells you about the corruption of the media. Now,
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Speaker 1: there's another part of this story that I think is
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Speaker 1: also extremely important right now, and it goes back to
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Speaker 1: what is happening right now with major decisions that are
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Speaker 1: being made. Perfect example of the question we all need
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Speaker 1: to be asking, which is all right, who's really running
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Speaker 1: the country right now on major issues?
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Speaker 2: Is this one we have now found out?
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Speaker 1: And again this is another moment of taking out the trash,
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Speaker 1: hoping you're not paying attention so they can get away
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Speaker 1: with This is Joe Biden's plea deal with the nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven mastermind, a guy by the name of Klee
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Speaker 1: Shake Muhammad. Now we exposed this several months ago that
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Speaker 1: they were trying to spare his life. The guy that
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Speaker 1: mastermind nine to eleven, Kalee Chick Muhammad, and was involved
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Speaker 1: in many other terrorist attacks that killed women and children
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Speaker 1: and the elderly and pushed people to the point where
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Speaker 1: they had to decide between burning to death or jumping
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Speaker 1: out of the twin towers, just to put it in perspective,
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Speaker 1: hijacking the planes. He was the mastermind. That was not
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Speaker 1: Osama bin Lauden's idea. That was kale Shake Mohammad's idea.
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Speaker 1: And he's the guy that followed through. Kalee Chick Muhammad
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Speaker 1: followed through on that, and it was very important. Without him,
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Speaker 1: I don't think nine to eleven would have happened the
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Speaker 1: way that it was. He was the godfather of that
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Speaker 1: terrorist attack. He is in Gittmo. And we found out
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Speaker 1: a few months ago that Joe Biden was going to
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Speaker 1: spare his life, do a deal, and then come out
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Speaker 1: and say, see, I'm the guy that closed GETMO, because
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Speaker 1: that's something he's obsessed with, the same way he was
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Speaker 1: obsessed with pulling out of Afghanistan on an arbitrary date
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Speaker 1: that cost so many American soldiers their lives in that pullout,
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Speaker 1: that was a total and utter disaster.
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Speaker 2: Well after it was.
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Speaker 1: Exposed and before election day, people finally like, all right,
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Speaker 1: this is too unpopular. We can't spare the life of
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Speaker 1: the mastermind nine to eleven. This is becoming a poitical issue.
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Speaker 1: So let's let's pull that off. The table, let's not
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Speaker 1: do that deal. Well, guess what in theory, Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: and I would argue someone else who's clearly running the
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Speaker 1: country right now, or a group of people have now
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Speaker 1: decided that the plea deals with the nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: masterminds are back in effect. The Pentagon, which stepped in
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Speaker 1: to stop them the last time, has lost its appeal.
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Speaker 1: He's burning everything down or the people around him on
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Speaker 1: the way out. This coming in the report, A military
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Speaker 1: appeals court has ruled against the Defense Secretary lord to
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Speaker 1: Austin's effort to throw out the plea deals reached for
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Speaker 1: Cleetchik Muhammad and two other defendants of the nine to
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Speaker 1: eleven attacks. A US official has confirmed decision puts back
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Speaker 1: on track the agreements that would have three men plead
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Speaker 1: guilty to one of the deadliest attacks ever on the
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Speaker 1: United States in exchange for being spared the possibility of
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Speaker 1: the death penalty. The attacks by al Qaeda that killed
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Speaker 1: nearly three thousand people on September eleventh of one and
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Speaker 1: helped spur US invasions of Afghanistan Iraq in what George W.
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Speaker 1: Bush administration called the War on Terror. So we now
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Speaker 1: have this story and this is I'm having to go
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Speaker 1: just to understand to get the details on this, because
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Speaker 1: it's not actually in the US.
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Speaker 2: I'm having to go to Ctvnews Dot.
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Speaker 1: To then find the Associated Press story that read for
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Speaker 1: you what I just read that is coming from the
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Speaker 1: Associated Press. Now, let me also say this quote. The
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Speaker 1: Military Appeals Court released its ruling Monday night. According to
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Speaker 1: the US officials who was not authorized to discuss the
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Speaker 1: matter publicly and spoke on condition of emininity, military prosecutors
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Speaker 1: and defense attorneys for Mohammed, the accused mastermind of nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven, and two co defendants, reached the plea agreements
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Speaker 1: after two years of government approved negotiations.
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Speaker 2: The deal was announced late last summer.
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Speaker 1: Supporters of the plea agreement see them as a way
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Speaker 1: to resolving the legally troubled case against the men at
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Speaker 1: the US Military Commission at GITMO, pre trial hearings from
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Speaker 1: Mohammed and the other two have been underway for more
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Speaker 1: than ten years.
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Speaker 2: More than a decade.
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Speaker 1: Much of the focus of pre trial arguments has been
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Speaker 1: on how torture of the men while NCA Cussey in
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Speaker 1: the first years after their detention, may obtained the overall
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Speaker 1: evidence in the case. Within days of news of the
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Speaker 1: plea deals with this summer, Austin issued a brief order
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Speaker 1: saying he was nullifying these plea deals. Why because they
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Speaker 1: understood this was going to be politically hard for Democrats,
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Speaker 1: so they said, all right, never mind, we're not going
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Speaker 1: to do what we want to do anyway. And guess what,
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Speaker 1: now they're going back and doing exactly what they wanted
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Speaker 1: to do. He cited, quote the gravity of the nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven attacks and saying that as Defense Secretary, he
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Speaker 1: should decide on any plea agreements that would spare the defendants.
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Speaker 2: The possibility of execution.
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Speaker 1: Well, guess what, Democrats lost the election, and now they're like,
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Speaker 1: all right, we're going to do exactly what we really
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Speaker 1: want to do. And what we really want to do
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Speaker 1: is we want to spare the lives of the masterminds
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Speaker 1: of nine to eleven. That is how sick these people are.
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Speaker 1: Why are they doing it now because they're hoping that
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Speaker 1: you're not paying attention. Why is it so important to
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Speaker 1: share this information because we need to expose exactly what
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Speaker 1: they're hoping You're too busy to notice, Joe Biden, I'm
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Speaker 1: not even sure knows what the hell is going on,
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Speaker 1: Like I'm not I'm not even sure that they know.
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Speaker 2: What the hell is going on.
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Speaker 1: He knows. I don't think he's running the country. I
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Speaker 1: think we all know this. And so the question now
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Speaker 1: becomes like, who's running the country? And how long has
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Speaker 1: the country been run by someone that was liketed by
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Speaker 1: no one? From what we're now gathering, apparently the entire time.
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Speaker 1: He's been in cognitive decline since he got to the
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Speaker 1: White House to be the president, so he has not
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Speaker 1: been running the country. Now, what does Joe Biden actually
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Speaker 1: think if Joe Biden was of sound mind about the
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Speaker 1: death penalty? I can actually tell you, not because I
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Speaker 1: can read Joe Biden's mind, but because I can go
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Speaker 1: back and.
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Speaker 2: Play you the tape.
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Speaker 1: This is Joe Biden in the US Senate July the
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Speaker 1: twenty second of nineteen ninety four. At the time, he
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Speaker 1: was the senior senator from Delaware. He's a Democrat, and
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Speaker 1: this is what he had to say about the death
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Speaker 1: penalty in ninety four when clearly he was in charge
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Speaker 1: of his mind.
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Speaker 4: I'm a death penalty supporter. I'm the guy that wrote
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Speaker 4: this bill. Presumptuous thing to say but I wrote this
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Speaker 4: bill my old little hands, and I added into the
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Speaker 4: bill more than fifty death penalties. I support the death penalty.
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Speaker 4: This president supports the death penny.
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Speaker 1: I support the death penalty. I wrote it. The president
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Speaker 1: supports the death penalty. I'm a death penalty supporter. His
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Speaker 1: exact words, I'm the guy that wrote this bill. Presumptuous
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Speaker 1: thing to say, But I wrote this bill my own
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Speaker 1: little hands, and I added into the bill more than
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Speaker 1: fifty death penalties. I support the death pony. The president
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Speaker 1: supports death penalty. Now, that was in nineteen ninety four.
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Speaker 1: Who was President ninety four, guy by the name of
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton, now Joe Biden then was that.
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Speaker 2: I want to be clear, he was on his A game.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I'm not saying I like his politics, but he
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Speaker 1: was clearly on his A game.
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Speaker 4: Then.
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Speaker 1: He was on his A game. He understood his A
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Speaker 1: game and what he stood for, and he would tell
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Speaker 1: you what he stood for. And it was very, very
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Speaker 1: very clear what he stood for, and he wrote it
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Speaker 1: in there not once, but fifty times what he was
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Speaker 1: in favor of with the death penalty. What changed, Number One,
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Speaker 1: I think Joe Biden's no longer in charge. Based on
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Speaker 1: what we've been told, I don't think he's been in
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Speaker 1: charge for a very long time, based.
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Speaker 2: On what had been told.
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Speaker 1: What we've been told in the new information's coming out,
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden has had a massive cognitive decline that's been a.
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Speaker 2: Cover up for the last four years.
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Speaker 1: Biden's naps quote took precedent over meetings with Gold Star families.
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Speaker 1: This from a bombshell Wall Street Journal story. And finally
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Speaker 1: the New York Times is now coming out admitting that
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Speaker 1: Biden was old and there's been major problems with Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: The biggest political scandal, I would argue ever more than Watergate, right,
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Speaker 1: more than the Pentagon papers.
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: This is the biggest political scandal ever, certainly in my lifetime,
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Speaker 1: that we have that we have a president of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America.
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Speaker 2: Right now that is not in charge.
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden has been incapacitated the entire time he has
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Speaker 1: been commander in chief. The New York Post article on
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Speaker 1: this was even more damning. Sleepy Joe forced grieving military
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Speaker 1: families to wait hours while he napped on Air Force
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Speaker 1: One is the new shocking story President Biden. The reporting
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Speaker 1: says forced the grieving relatives of marines killed in Afghanistan
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Speaker 1: to wait for hours while he napped on Air Force one,
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Speaker 1: multiple family members have said to The New York Post.
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Speaker 1: On August of twenty eighth, Taliban terrorists killed thirteen American
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Speaker 1: soldiers in more than one hundred and seventy Afghans at
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Speaker 1: the Kabul International Airport at the Ivy Gate in Afghanistan.
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Speaker 1: We all know about that disastrous pull out because he
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Speaker 1: wanted a ceremonious moment where he says I ended America's
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Speaker 1: longest war.
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Speaker 2: The attack came.
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Speaker 1: During the final days the Kaduk American withdrawal from the country.
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Speaker 1: We were taking orders from terras even though we didn't
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Speaker 1: have to. Biden's reported nap took place during a dignified
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Speaker 1: transfers ceremony when the President first Lady Joe Biden were
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Speaker 1: to welcome the caskets of the fallen soldiers at do
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Speaker 1: Force Base and Delaware.
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Speaker 2: The family said.
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Speaker 1: The leader's decision to snooze on the tarmac instead of
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Speaker 1: greet them was an insult to the memories of their
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Speaker 1: loved ones. Biden made us wait an extra three hours
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Speaker 1: to receive the bodies of our dead family members because
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Speaker 1: he couldn't pull it together, is what Royce McCullum told
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Speaker 1: The Daily Mail. McCollum's brother Riley, was killed in the
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Speaker 1: airport massacre. A military officer told her Biden was snoozing
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Speaker 1: on the plane. The account was additionally and again it's
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Speaker 1: amazing how this reporting comes out now, but not when
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Speaker 1: he was running for reelection right. The account was additionally
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Speaker 1: confirmed by Darren Hoover, the father of staff Sergeant Taylor Hoover,
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Speaker 1: and Christy Shamlin, the mother in the mother in law
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Speaker 1: of Marine Sergeant Nicole Gee. Both soldiers were killed in
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Speaker 1: the explosion at the airport.
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Speaker 2: In cobble quote.
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Speaker 1: We set in the office for what seemed like an
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Speaker 1: attorney waiting on the.
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Speaker 2: Dodoring old fool, Hoover told The Mail.
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Speaker 1: The disasters Afghan withdrawal after twenty years of wars Wiley
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Speaker 1: view is a low point in Biden's term. He faced
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Speaker 1: criticism for military families after being fit checking his watch
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Speaker 1: during the dignified transfer ceremony at Dover. Don't worry the
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Speaker 1: media covered for that one because they're Marxists and socialists
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Speaker 1: and communists, and then will do whatever it takes to
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Speaker 1: try to prop up liberals. White House allies later tried
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Speaker 1: to insist the moment never happened of him checking his watch,
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Speaker 1: even though we have video and pictures of it actually happening.
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Speaker 1: A rent for the White House in sifted that Napgate
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Speaker 1: also is a false story, saying this to The New
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Speaker 1: York Post.
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Speaker 2: The claim is untrue.
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Speaker 1: As President Biden said on the fourth anniversary anniversary of
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Speaker 1: the tragic attack on iby Gate and in the letters
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Speaker 1: he wrote to family members after meeting them in Dover,
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Speaker 1: these thirteen Americans and the many more that were wounded
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Speaker 1: were patriots in the highest sense, and we owe them
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Speaker 1: and their families a sacred debt that we will never
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Speaker 1: ab that we will never be able to fully repay,
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Speaker 1: but will never cease working to fulfill.
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Speaker 2: A White House spokesman set. So that is their alibi.
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Speaker 1: That is how they're covering up for this, saying no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: it didn't happen. Really okay, So let's go to the
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Speaker 1: New York Times and they're.
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Speaker 2: Reporting this week. Of course this is this.
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden's like walking out the door, and they're like,
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Speaker 1: all right, screw him. The New York Times in June
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Speaker 1: of twenty twenty four, actually said this, and they're reporting. Quote,
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Speaker 1: some of the videos of mister Biden circulating during this
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Speaker 1: year's campaign are clearly manipulated to.
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Speaker 2: Make him look old and confused.
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Speaker 1: Others cut out vital context to portray him in a
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Speaker 1: negative light, a process sometimes known as a quote unquote
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Speaker 1: cheap fake because it requires a little expense or technological
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Speaker 1: skill to create. That is what the New York Times
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Speaker 1: said in June of this year, when Joe Biden was
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Speaker 1: still the president running for reelection. What is the New
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Speaker 1: York Times writing now in December of the same year,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, where we are right now? Here is
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Speaker 1: the new quot for the New York Times, as they're
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Speaker 1: now trying to act like there's some sort of real journalists.
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Speaker 1: You ready listen very very carefully, because this is a
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Speaker 1: big change, a huge change from what they were reporting earlier.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: This is the twilight of mister Biden's presidency. The final
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Speaker 1: day is the final chapter of an epic half century
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Speaker 1: political journey that has had more than its share of
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Speaker 1: twists and turns.
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Speaker 2: Time is catching up with mister Biden.
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Speaker 1: He looks a little older and a little slower with
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Speaker 1: each passing day. Aide say he remains plenty sharp in
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Speaker 1: the situation room, calling world leaders to broke a sea's
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Speaker 1: fire in Lebanon or deal with the chaos of Syria's rebellion.
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Speaker 2: But it is hard to imagine that he seriously.
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Speaker 1: Thought he could do the world's most stressful job for
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Speaker 1: another four years.
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Speaker 2: Oh whoa.
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Speaker 1: That's certainly a big change from June when the New
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Speaker 1: York Times was putting out government propaganda on behalf of
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden. So what's the Wall Street Journal saying now
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Speaker 1: about all of this? Well, the Wall Street Journal says,
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Speaker 1: how the White House functioned?
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Speaker 2: Would they diminish Biden in charge? Now?
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Speaker 1: Talking about the entire four years were all a ruse.
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Speaker 1: We were all being lied to about the cognitive decline
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Speaker 1: that was apparently massive of Joe Biden. From the first
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Speaker 1: day in office until the last day he will be
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Speaker 1: in office. Aids kept meeting short on purpose and controlled
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Speaker 1: access to the president. Top advisors acted as go betweens,
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Speaker 1: and public interactions became more and more scripted, like the
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Speaker 1: fake White House they built inside of the eeob to
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Speaker 1: look like the real White House. They could control the
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Speaker 1: environment and have bigger teleprompters. The Biden administration denies that
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Speaker 1: Biden has declined, even though we all can now see
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Speaker 1: it with their own eyes. To adapt the White House
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Speaker 1: around the needs of a diminished leader, they told visitors
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Speaker 1: to keep meetings focused. Interactions with senior Democratic lawmakers, and
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Speaker 1: some cabinet members, including powerful secretaries such as Defense Secretary
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Speaker 1: Lloyd Austin the Treasury Secretary Jennet Yellen, were infrequent or
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Speaker 1: grew less frequent. Some legislative leaders had a hard time
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Speaker 1: getting the president's ear a key moment, including ahead of
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Speaker 1: the US's disasters pull out from Afghanistan. Maybe that's because
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Speaker 1: the President was taking his famous naps, which had present
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Speaker 1: over any issues right like national security issues. This is
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Speaker 1: who the president spend the entire time and the entire time.
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Speaker 1: The government has been telling the media to lie to you,
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Speaker 1: the American people, and they did it flawlessly until now
29:53
Speaker 1: when they can finally tell you part of the truth.
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