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Gas Prices Hit Four-Year Low as Trump Unveils $12 Billion Farm Aid Package · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Affordability.
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Speaker 2: It is going to be the issue of the midterm
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Speaker 2: elections if there was an election today. It's the issue
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Speaker 2: that Democrats are saying, they believe they have the best
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Speaker 2: footing on to go after Donald Trump, saying that it's
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Speaker 2: all his fault that affordability is not where you want it.
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Speaker 1: But then you will get prices.
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Speaker 2: And there are massive successes that have happened that are
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Speaker 2: the complete opposite of what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: were doing. Energy Secretary Chris Right, for example, pointing to
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Speaker 2: now what is historic gas prices compared to Biden and
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Speaker 2: the Secretary of Energy Chris Wright saying this about where
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Speaker 2: the gas prices are today.
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Speaker 3: And you know, I don't think there was there definitely
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Speaker 3: wasn't a time during the Biden administration when the gas
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Speaker 3: went below the price they came in. Of course, they
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Speaker 3: came in during the pandemic when prices were very low
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Speaker 3: because people weren't traveling as much. But they basically you
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Speaker 3: look at a chart and it's it's pretty amazing the
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Speaker 3: way it just stayed up there.
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Speaker 1: It did come.
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Speaker 3: Down for the high point of five bucks a gallon,
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Speaker 3: but it never really came down significantly enough for American
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Speaker 3: car users.
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Speaker 4: Imagine if Harris had won the election, where would gasoline
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Speaker 4: prices be today? How would American consumers feel? I guess
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Speaker 4: you could visit California and get a preview of that,
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Speaker 4: where gasoline prices are over fifty percent higher than the
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Speaker 4: national average. Those are political choices. They're not unfortunate facts.
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Speaker 4: They're political choices to make energy expensive.
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Speaker 2: Now, political choices deliberately to make gas prices expensive. You
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Speaker 2: also go back to the chart that he was referring to,
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Speaker 2: and that chart is one that truly is incredible. When
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden became president November of twenty twenty, gas prices
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Speaker 2: were about two dollars and twenty cents a gallon. By
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Speaker 2: June of that of twenty twenty two, they administration had
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Speaker 2: gotten gas prices up to five dollars and three cents
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Speaker 2: a gallon average. They then tried to artificially deflate that
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Speaker 2: price by even releasing all reserves. Why because they wanted
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Speaker 2: to win reelection. And in November of twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 2: we were at three dollars and seventeen cents a gallon
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Speaker 2: national average, meaning fifty percent we're paying more than that
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Speaker 2: and in many places much more so. Now, where are we,
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Speaker 2: the President United States of America saying, I understand affordability,
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Speaker 2: and I understand there are many Americans that are concerned
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Speaker 2: about it. And here's part of what he had to
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Speaker 2: say at the White House.
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Speaker 5: We're now at about two dollars and fifty cents a gallon.
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Speaker 6: We're going to be I think at two dollars a gallon,
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Speaker 6: we could even crack that at some point. I'd love
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Speaker 6: to do it, and we could do it more easily
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Speaker 6: if we weren't building up the strategic national reserves, which
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Speaker 6: Biden emptied out before the election so that he could
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Speaker 6: try and get elected, meaning she he started it, then
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Speaker 6: he got thrown out of the race.
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Speaker 5: Then she took over and she kept it.
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Speaker 6: Going, and they emptied out these strategic national reserves, which
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Speaker 6: are really meant for something else. They're not meant to
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Speaker 6: keep people happy with a gasoline price. They meant for war.
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Speaker 6: They meant for problems, big problems. He emptied it out,
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Speaker 6: and then she continued it during the process of trying
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Speaker 6: to get elected. Didn't work out too well for him,
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Speaker 6: and they virtually brought it down to the lowest level.
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Speaker 6: I believe in history, and it didn't have much of
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Speaker 6: an impact because the prices were very high. But our
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Speaker 6: price is now for energy put for gasoline or really
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Speaker 6: low electricities coming down.
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Speaker 5: And when that comes down, everything comes down.
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Speaker 2: When that comes down, everything comes down. Now the President
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Speaker 2: saying that just a few days ago, and now what
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Speaker 2: we're seeing is we're winning. The US average gas price
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Speaker 2: has dropped again, now under three dollars a gallon. The
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Speaker 2: average price for a gallon of unleaded gasoline in the
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Speaker 2: United States dipped again this week, now standing at under
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Speaker 2: three dollars a gallon. According to gas Buddy the December
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Speaker 2: eighth update, gas prices fell five cents over the last week,
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Speaker 2: reaching two ninety a gallon, and the national average is
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Speaker 2: down seventeen point six cents from a month ago, seven
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Speaker 2: point three cents per gallon lower than a year ago.
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Speaker 2: And the national average price of diesel has also fallen
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Speaker 2: five point one cents in the last week, standing at
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Speaker 2: three dollars and sixty seven cents per gallon average. Now,
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Speaker 2: this is also incredible because Americans are now paying less
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Speaker 2: for a lot of different things because of the price
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Speaker 2: of a gallon of gas going down. You depending on
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Speaker 2: where you're listening right now, can look at signs that
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Speaker 2: will make you not be stressed like they were under
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Speaker 2: the Biden administration when it was again five dollars a gallon.
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Speaker 2: Triple A also reflect the reality of an average under
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Speaker 2: three dollars. According to its data, the national gas price
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Speaker 2: its average, they say, stands at two ninety five and
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Speaker 2: for greater perspective, one week ago, the average stood at
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Speaker 2: three oh one. One month ago, it stood at three
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Speaker 2: oh seven. States across the south in the Midwest are
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Speaker 2: also seeing prices even lower. In Oklahoma, for example, the
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Speaker 2: average gas price rings in at two dollars and thirty
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Speaker 2: six cents a gallon. Texas is average now sits below
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Speaker 2: two fifty a gallon, Missouri at two sixty a gallon.
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Speaker 2: In other states including Florida, Alabama, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina,
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Speaker 2: North Carolina, Virginia, Montana, and others are seeing averages now
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Speaker 2: under three dollars a gallon, which they did not see
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Speaker 2: under the Biden regime. Now some of the highest prices,
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Speaker 2: and this goes back to what was said earlier by
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Speaker 2: the Energy Secretary, are in leftist states. California, for instance,
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Speaker 2: is seeing an average of four dollars and forty six
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Speaker 2: cents per gallon. That is a dollar fifty seven a
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Speaker 2: gallon higher than the national average. Others such as New York, Washington, Hawaii,
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Speaker 2: Nevada average above three dollars per gallon as well. Still,
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Speaker 2: this is dramatically lower than the all time summer high
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Speaker 2: Americans experience in twenty twenty two. That summer gas price
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Speaker 2: is sword reaching an all time high of five dollars
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Speaker 2: and sixteen cents average for a gallon of regular unleaded
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Speaker 2: on June the fourteenth, right in the middle of summer
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Speaker 2: travel of twenty twenty.
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Speaker 1: Two.
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Speaker 2: Days later, and even a more shocking moment, the diesel prices,
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Speaker 2: which are eighteen wheelers use, reach an average high of
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Speaker 2: five dollars and eighty one cents a gallon, the White
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Speaker 2: House putting it out in a tweet this way, In
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Speaker 2: thirty seven states, the average price for gas is blowed
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Speaker 2: three dollars a gallon, in twenty two states, it's blowed
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Speaker 2: two to seventy five a gallon, in five states it's
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Speaker 2: blowed two fifty a gallon, and all states are now
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Speaker 2: trending lower now. All of this follows an update last
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Speaker 2: week announced that gas prices had fallen below the three
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Speaker 2: dollar gallon for the first time in four years. Last month,
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Speaker 2: President Trump celebrated the strides's administration has made since last
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Speaker 2: year's election, making living more affordable for the American people,
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Speaker 2: with gas prices, groceries, and rental prices actually falling. So
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Speaker 2: when you hear the media and Democrats saying that we
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Speaker 2: have a quote affordability crisis, I agree, it costs too
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Speaker 2: much for a lot of things.
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Speaker 1: But are the.
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Speaker 2: Prices heading in the right direction? The answer is yes,
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Speaker 2: they are going in the right direction. They are not
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Speaker 2: going in the wrong direction. They are headed exactly where
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump said they were going to be headed. And
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Speaker 2: that is part of why so many Americans should take
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Speaker 2: a moment pause and look and see what the press
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Speaker 2: and is actually doing to get all this moving the
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Speaker 2: way it needs to. Quick break Ben Ferguson Show, there
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Speaker 2: is one group of people that I want to make
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Speaker 2: sure we hit pause and think and talk about, and
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Speaker 2: that is our forgotten farmers in this country. President Trump
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Speaker 2: understands that the farming industry, especially in the US, has
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Speaker 2: been under siege and undercut by so much foreign influence.
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Speaker 2: And the President understands also from a national security and
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Speaker 2: a food security standpoint, that we need to be allies
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Speaker 2: and advocates of our men and women and family farms
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Speaker 2: in this country. Secretary Rawlings recently on Fox and Friends
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Speaker 2: said this about the farmers in our nation.
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Speaker 4: Farmers said, if who have credit problems and are wondering
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Speaker 4: they maybe have too many soybeans stockpiled, money is coming.
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Speaker 1: You're going to give them the figure a little bit later.
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Speaker 1: Even though they prefer to sell. This is one way
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Speaker 1: to keep them.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, they don't want to farm for government checks, right,
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Speaker 7: they want to farm for real, for real pay for
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Speaker 7: what they do. But soybeans are looking better. I think
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Speaker 7: it's the highest price it's been in fifteen months. We've
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Speaker 7: got some other road crops that we're working on, but yes,
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Speaker 7: soon to be announced, likely the week after Thanksgiving. And
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Speaker 7: we're just so grateful for our farmers and our ranchers,
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Speaker 7: and prices are coming down. I think from the affordability perspective,
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Speaker 7: once we saw for these inputs, you're going to see
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Speaker 7: some incredible, incredible numbers.
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Speaker 2: In all agriculture of Sigaretary Rawlings there making it clear
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Speaker 2: that we're not going to forget which moves made to
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Speaker 2: Part two. President Trump has now proposed a twelve billion
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Speaker 2: dollar aid package for farmers that have been hit hard
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Speaker 2: by China's trade or the President at the White House
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Speaker 2: describing it this way, delighted.
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Speaker 6: To announce this afternoon that the United States will be
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Speaker 6: taking a small portion of the hundreds of billions of
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Speaker 6: dollars we receive in tariffs. We are making a lot
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Speaker 6: of money from countries that took advantage of us for years.
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Speaker 6: They took advantage of us like nobody's ever seen. Our
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Speaker 6: deficits are way down because of tariffs. I guess because
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Speaker 6: of the election, because without the election, you wouldn't have tariffs.
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Speaker 5: You'd be sitting here losing your shirt.
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Speaker 6: But we're taking in billions, We're really taking in trillions
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Speaker 6: of dollars if you think about it, Scott, because they're
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Speaker 6: real numbers, you know, when you think of all the
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Speaker 6: money being poured into the country for.
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Speaker 5: New auto plants and all of the other things. AI.
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Speaker 6: So what we're doing is we're taking a relatively small
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Speaker 6: portion of that and we're going to be giving and
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Speaker 6: providing it to the farmers in economic assistance. And we
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Speaker 6: love our farmers, and as you know, the farmers like
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Speaker 6: me because based on voting trends, you could call it
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Speaker 6: voting trends or anything else, but they're great people.
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Speaker 5: They're the backbone of our country.
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Speaker 8: So we're going to use that money to provide twelve
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Speaker 8: billion dollars.
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Speaker 6: In economic assistance to American farmers. Twelve billion is a
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Speaker 6: lot out of money, Merrill. What do you think peanuts
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Speaker 6: for you? Though?
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Speaker 5: Right, she's a farmer of rice.
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Speaker 8: This release will, this relief will provide much needed certainty
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Speaker 8: to farmers as they get this year's harvest to market
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Speaker 8: and look ahead to next year's crops, and it'll help
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Speaker 8: them continue their efforts to lower food prices.
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Speaker 2: You hear the present there, and this goes back to affordability.
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Speaker 2: He understands that American farmers have been hit, and they've
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Speaker 2: been hit hard by China and the trade wars, and
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Speaker 2: that's why he's taking the tariff money. And that's why
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Speaker 2: I announced a twelve billion dollar farm made package. It
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Speaker 2: will be a boost to farmers who have struggled to
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Speaker 2: sell the crops while getting hit by rising costs after
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Speaker 2: the President raised tariffs on China as part of that
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Speaker 2: broader trade war. And that's why the President build the
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Speaker 2: planned Monday afternoon at the White House a round table
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Speaker 2: with the Treasury Secretary of Scott descent, the Agricultural Secretary
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Speaker 2: Brook Rawlings, lawmakers and farmers who raise cattle and grow corn, cotton, soybeans, rice, wheat, potatoes, etc.
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Speaker 2: Twelve billions a lot of money, Trump said, adding that
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Speaker 2: the additional aid will help provide certainty for farmers. The
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Speaker 2: money is coming from the tariff revenue, again, not directly
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Speaker 2: from you, the taxpayer, which is another great thing. Rawlings said,
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Speaker 2: by the way, in her own remarks to the White
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Speaker 2: House that eleven billion is being announced on Monday, while
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Speaker 2: another one billion is being held back for specialty crops.
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Speaker 2: Farmers have backed Trump politically, but his aggressive trade policies
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Speaker 2: and shifts and tariff rates have come under increasing scrutiny
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Speaker 2: because of the impact of the agricultural sector and because
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Speaker 2: of broader consumer worries. The AID is the administration's latest
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Speaker 2: effort to defend Trump's economic stewardship and answered voter anks
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Speaker 2: about rising costs, even as the President's dismiss concerns about
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Speaker 2: the concept of affordability as a straight up democratic hoax
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Speaker 2: because prices are in fact coming down now. Upwards of
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Speaker 2: eleven billion is set aside for the Department of Agriculture's
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Speaker 2: Farmers Bridge Assistance Program, which the White House says will
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Speaker 2: offer one time payments to farmers for row crops. That
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Speaker 2: is a huge help to so many farmers. Soybeans and
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Speaker 2: sorghum will hit the hardest by the trade dispute with
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Speaker 2: China because more than half of those crops are exported
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Speaker 2: each year, with most of the harvests going to China.
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Speaker 2: The eight is meant to help those farmers who have
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Speaker 2: suffered from trade wars with other nations, inflation, and other
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Speaker 2: market disruptions. The rest of the money will be for farmers
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Speaker 2: who grow crops not covered under the Bridge Assistants program.
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Speaker 2: That according to White House officials, who said it's important
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Speaker 2: that we protect all of our farmers. The money is intended,
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Speaker 2: they say, to offer certainty to farmers as they sell
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Speaker 2: their current harvests as well as planned for next year's crops.
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Speaker 2: In October, after Trump met with in South Korea, the
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Speaker 2: White House said Beijing had promised to buy at least
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Speaker 2: twelve million metric tons of US soybeans by the end
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Speaker 2: of the calendar year, plus twenty five million metric tons
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Speaker 2: a year in each of the next three years. Soybean
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Speaker 2: farmers have been hit especially hard by Trump's trade war
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Speaker 2: with China, which is the world's largest buyer of soybean. China,
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Speaker 2: just so you know, has purchased more than two point
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Speaker 2: eight million metric tons of soybeans since Trump announced the
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Speaker 2: agreement at the end of October. That's only about one
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Speaker 2: quarter of what administration officials said China had promised, but
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Speaker 2: Scott Descent, Treasury Secretary, said China is on track to
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Speaker 2: meet its goal by the end of February, saying, quote,
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Speaker 2: these prices haven't come in because the Chinese actually used
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Speaker 2: our soybean farmers as pawns in their trade negotiations. That's
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Speaker 2: what he said on Sundays Face the Nation on CBS.
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Speaker 2: That also explains why a bridge payment to farmers is
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Speaker 2: needed now. The SI of the twelve billion dollar aid
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Speaker 2: package is roughly the value of total US soybean exports
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Speaker 2: to China in twenty twenty four and half of the
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Speaker 2: total exports of US farm goods to China in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty four as well. Farmers they're beyond thrilled about the
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Speaker 2: aid package, but some of them say it's likely only
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Speaker 2: a down payment on what's needed, and government aid doesn't
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Speaker 2: solve the fundamental problems that farmers are facing of soaring
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Speaker 2: costs and uncertain markets for their crops altogether.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: During Trump's first term, he gave farmers more than twenty
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Speaker 2: two billion in aid payments in twenty nineteen at the
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Speaker 2: start of his trade war with China, and nearly forty
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Speaker 2: six billion in twenty twenty, although that year also included
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Speaker 2: aid that was related to the COVID pandemic as well.
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Speaker 2: The farmers want to make a profit off of selling
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Speaker 2: their crops, not rely on government aid to survive, saying quote,
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Speaker 2: that's a start, but I think we need to be
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Speaker 2: looking for some avenues, to find other funding opportunities, and
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Speaker 2: we needn't get our market going.
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Speaker 1: That's where you want to be able to make a
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Speaker 1: living from.
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Speaker 2: Is where a Kentucky farmer who serves the president of
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Speaker 2: the American Soybean Association had to say at a conference.
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Speaker 2: If farmers can't make ends meet this year, there will
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Speaker 2: likely be additional consolidation the industry, with giant industrial farmers
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Speaker 2: only getting bigger while the number of smaller family farmers
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Speaker 2: continue to shrink. The farmers most at risk are young
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Speaker 2: air farmers and those who rent instead of own most
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Speaker 2: of the ground they farm because they don't have much
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Speaker 2: ability to borrow against the equity in their land. Most
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Speaker 2: established farmers will be able to borrow more to survive
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Speaker 2: the trade war, but older farmers who spend their whole
16:44
Speaker 2: lives building up equity may decide to retire instead of
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Speaker 2: risk everything that they built up, unless they are trying
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Speaker 2: to help the next generation of farmers get established on
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Speaker 2: their land, which brings us back to what President Trump said,
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Speaker 2: it's clearly a broken sism them. We've got to fix it,
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Speaker 2: and we also have to make farmers understand that we're
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Speaker 2: on their team and that they can survive and they
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Speaker 2: can make a living doing exactly this. Democrats have chosen
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Speaker 2: to put more lives at risk.
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Speaker 1: Your life is one of them.
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Speaker 2: With the new moves that they're doing to undermine Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump and the laws in this nation. The sanctuary state
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Speaker 2: of Illinois has now released more than one thousand, eight
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Speaker 2: hundred illegal aliens. They've been charged with crimes such as murder, assault, burglary, robbery,
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Speaker 2: and sex crimes, including crimes against children, and they've released
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Speaker 2: them on purpose back in the communities since Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: took office in late January. The new data is exposing
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Speaker 2: all of this. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Director Todd
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Speaker 2: lyons to data on Monday while urging Illinois Attorney General
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Speaker 2: to honor more than four thousand active ICE detainers that
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Speaker 2: the agency has lodged against criminal legal aliens in the
18:14
Speaker 2: sanctuary state of Illinois. In particular, Lions said Illinois officials
18:20
Speaker 2: have already failed to honor more than one thousand, seven
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Speaker 2: hundred and sixty eight ICE detainers and release the illegal
18:29
Speaker 2: aliens back into neighborhoods. Among those illegal aliens that have
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Speaker 2: been released back into America are five charged with murder
18:38
Speaker 2: who are now walking among US, one hundred and forty
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Speaker 2: one charge with assault walking among US, twenty three charge
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Speaker 2: of burglary walking among US, ten charged with sex crimes
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Speaker 2: now walking among US, and four charged with robbery, twenty
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Speaker 2: four charged with drug crimes, many of them dealing with
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Speaker 2: fetnyl that are killing Americans, and fifteen charged with weapons
19:05
Speaker 2: offenses as well. Meanwhile, the crimes of more than four
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Speaker 2: thousand illegal aliens with active ICE detainers in Illinois, including
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Speaker 2: fifty one charged with murder, one thousand, one hundred and
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Speaker 2: thirty four charged with assault, one hundred and seven charged
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Speaker 2: with burglary, thirty six charged with robbery, two hundred and
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Speaker 2: seventy five charged with drug crimes, and one hundred and
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Speaker 2: twenty charged with weapons offenses. And this is the one
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Speaker 2: that is the most shocking, eight hundred and thirteen illegal
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Speaker 2: aliens charged with sex crimes. Governor Pritzker and his fellow
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Speaker 2: Illinois sanctuary politicians are releasing these murderers, pedophiles, and kidnappers
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Speaker 2: back into our neighborhoods and putting American lives at risk,
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Speaker 2: the Department of owned Security Secretary Tristian McLaughlin said in
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Speaker 2: a statement. She then said, we we are calling on
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Speaker 2: Governor Pritsker and his administration to stop this dangerous derangement
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Speaker 2: and commit to honoring the ICE arrest detainers of the
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Speaker 2: more than four thousand criminal legal aliens in Illinois's custody.
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Speaker 2: It is common sense criminal legal aliens should not be
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Speaker 2: released back into our streets to terrorize more innocent Americans.
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Speaker 2: ICE officials said Illinois has released from custody and failed
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Speaker 2: to honor detainers for illegal aliens, such as a forty
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Speaker 2: nine year old Victor Manuel Menendez Garcia of Mexico, who
20:37
Speaker 2: was convicted of kidnapping for ransom and sentenced to eighteen
20:42
Speaker 2: years in prison. A new release from ICE detailed other
20:47
Speaker 2: instances where illegal aliens were released from custody instead of
20:52
Speaker 2: being turned over to ICE agents. Juan Morales Martinez, an
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Speaker 2: illegal alien from Guatemala, for example, was arrest sit after
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Speaker 2: a vehicle crash near Westfield, Illinois, where he was a passenger.
21:05
Speaker 2: Early reports the vehicle crash showed not one, but two fatalities.
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Speaker 2: It was a county board member and his wife. Police
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Speaker 2: also found an extended magazine and ammunition in the vehicle.
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Speaker 2: On October the twenty fifth, ICE lodged a detainer on
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Speaker 2: Morales Martinez. October the twenty seventh, ICE arrested Morales after
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Speaker 2: his release from the Clark County Jail. The jail did
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Speaker 2: not cooperate with ICE, but ICE officers suspected his release
21:36
Speaker 2: and performed an enforcement action outside of the county jail.
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Speaker 2: He has now been removed from the United States of America,
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Speaker 2: but he would be among us if it was left
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Speaker 2: up to the sanctuary state of Illinois. There was another
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Speaker 2: man by the name of Gonzales Jimenez, an illegal alien
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Speaker 2: from Mexico. He was arrested and convicted for one count
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Speaker 2: of driving under the influence and domessic battery, and two
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Speaker 2: counts of criminal sexual assault. Yet again, Illinois chose deliberately
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Speaker 2: to refuse the ICE detainer for this individual, again accused
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Speaker 2: of two counts of criminal sexual assault. On November the thirteenth,
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Speaker 2: ICE arrested the man as he was released from jail.
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Speaker 2: Juan Alberto Carl Morin, an, a legal alien from Mexico,
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Speaker 2: was arrested and convicted of aggravated criminal sexual abuse of
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Speaker 2: a victim and a family and sentenced to six years
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Speaker 2: in Illinois Department of Corrections. ICE detainer for that man
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Speaker 2: was also not honored. On November ninth, ICE arrested Carl Marin,
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Speaker 2: where he is currently in ICE custody, Yet again Illinois
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Speaker 2: to find and to put into custody these more than
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Speaker 2: one thousand, eight hundred legal aliens charged with murder, assault,
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Speaker 2: an illegal alien is accused of drunk driving and causing
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Speaker 2: a crash that left an eight year old girl dead
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Speaker 2: in the sanctuary state of California. Last week, Immigration and
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Speaker 2: co Some's enforcement agents lodged a detainer against a twenty
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Speaker 2: five year old Guatemala man after he allegedly caused a
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Speaker 2: head on collision on a San Diego highway that resulted
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Speaker 2: in the death of the eight year old little girl.
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Speaker 2: According to local police, Alva Rodriguez was driving a two
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Speaker 2: thousand and five Toyota to Come a truck when he
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Speaker 2: crossed lanes and hit a Toyota camery head on. The
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Speaker 2: driver of the camera, a twenty six year old man
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Speaker 2: from m Arizona, suffered major injuries, as did his front passenger,
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Speaker 2: a twenty eight year old woman. Three children in the
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Speaker 2: back of the camera. A five year old boy, a
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Speaker 2: four year old girl, and an eight year old girl
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Speaker 2: were taken to a nearby children's hospital. The girl did
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Speaker 2: not survive her injuries and died at that hospital. How
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Speaker 2: many deaths of children at the hands of criminal legal
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Speaker 2: aliens need to happen before Governor Knewsom and sanctuary politicians
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Speaker 2: will prioritize the safety and security of a manor American families.
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Speaker 2: That's what the Department of Homeland Security said in his statement.
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Speaker 2: ICE officials said that Rodriguez had a history of drunk driving,
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Speaker 2: including a twenty twenty arrest for driving under the influence
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Speaker 2: and then another arrest in twenty twenty one for driving
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Speaker 2: under the influence and a hit and run. This serial
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Speaker 2: drunk driver should never have been allowed back onto California roads.
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Speaker 2: We are praying for the family of this child who
26:29
Speaker 2: will be grieving this holiday season. Secretary Nome is now
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Speaker 2: calling on Governor Newsom to honor this ICE arrest attainer
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Speaker 2: for this illegal alien. And yet again you have another
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Speaker 2: elected official in another sanctuary state that is saying I
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Speaker 2: will put illegal immigrants a head of American citizens. And
26:53
Speaker 2: that's not the only place that's happening. The New York
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Speaker 2: mayor Mundani now telling illegal aliens in your York City
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Speaker 2: how to stand up to ICE agents. The New York
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Speaker 2: City Democratic Socialists mayor elect now giving lessons telling illegal
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Speaker 2: immigrants in this area that you must stand up to
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Speaker 2: ICE agents. The news comes as President Trump's administration has
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Speaker 2: been working as safeguard American communities from illegal alien crime,
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Speaker 2: and as federal officials have been arresting the worst of
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Speaker 2: the worst criminal aliens. In a video posted on Sunday,
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Speaker 2: Mondani talked about a recent ICE rate in Chinatown, adding
27:33
Speaker 2: when he officially becomes a mayor, he will protect all
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Speaker 2: New York residents and that means the illegal immigrants. He said,
27:41
Speaker 2: that includes the more than three million immigrants who call
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Speaker 2: the city their home. But we can all stand up
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Speaker 2: to ICE if you know your rights, he said, and
27:51
Speaker 2: then he gave points about avoiding ICE agents altogether, saying, quote,
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Speaker 2: ICE cannot enter into private spaces like your home, school,
28:01
Speaker 2: or private area of your workplace without a judicial warrant
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Speaker 2: signed by a judge. He went on to explain that
28:07
Speaker 2: they had a right to keep their door shut, literally
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Speaker 2: telling the criminals exactly how to fight back and not
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Speaker 2: be arrested.
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Speaker 9: Last weekend, ICE attempted to raid Canal Street and detain
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Speaker 9: our imports. As Mayor, I'll protect the rights of every
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Speaker 9: single New Yorker, and that includes the more than three
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Speaker 9: million immigrants who called the city their home. But we
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Speaker 9: can all stand up to ICE if you know your
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Speaker 9: rights if you encounter ICE. These are the things that
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Speaker 9: every New Yorker should know.
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Speaker 5: First.
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Speaker 9: ICE cannot enter into private spaces like your home, school,
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Speaker 9: or private area of your workplace without a judicial warrant
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Speaker 9: signed by a judge.
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Speaker 5: That looks like this.
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Speaker 9: If ICE does not have a judicial warrant signed by
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Speaker 9: a judge, you have the right to say I do
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Speaker 9: not consent to enter it, and the right to keep
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Speaker 9: your door closed. Sometimes ICE will show you paperwork that
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Speaker 9: looks like this and tell you that they have the
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Speaker 9: right to arrest you.
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Speaker 5: That is false.
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Speaker 9: Ice is legally allowed to lie to you, but you
29:08
Speaker 9: have the right to remain silent. If you're being detained,
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Speaker 9: you may always ask am I free to go repeatedly
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Speaker 9: until I answer. You are legally allowed to film ICE
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Speaker 9: as long as you do not interfere with an arrest.
29:18
Speaker 9: It is important to remain calm during any interaction Ice
29:21
Speaker 9: for Lawnforce, do not impede their investigation, resist arrest or
29:25
Speaker 9: One last thing, New York has had a constitutional right
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Speaker 9: to protest. When I'm there, we will protect that way.
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Speaker 9: New York will always welcome and I will fight each
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Speaker 9: and every day.
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Speaker 5: To protect and support and celebrate our neighbor brother sisters.
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Speaker 2: That is the mayor elect of New York May it
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Speaker 2: very clear he doesn't work for the citizens of New
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Speaker 2: York and said he works for the illegal immigrants and
29:50
Speaker 2: telling them everything he can to help them continue to
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Speaker 2: break the laws. So yet again we are having a
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Speaker 2: conversation about more American to our being killed. One thing
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Speaker 2: is for sure, the President of the United States of
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Speaker 2: America has promised, no matter what, to go wherever these
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Speaker 2: criminals are to find them, to hunt them down and
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Speaker 2: to bring them to justice. Even if the radicals on
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Speaker 2: doing everything they can to stop illegal immigrants from being deported.
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