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The Trump Gaza Peace Deal Narrative plus Kash Patel goes after the Deep State · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: I want to be clear.
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Speaker 2: There is a lot of moving parts to what's happening
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Speaker 2: with Israel and Hamas, and much of this is changing
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Speaker 2: so quickly that it's almost hard to keep up with
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Speaker 2: it because there are a lot of parties involved. There
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Speaker 2: are terrorist organizations, there are states that are involved in negotiations.
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Speaker 2: There is the American side, the White House, we have
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Speaker 2: centers and congressmen, State Department that are all chiming in here,
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Speaker 2: and then there's Israel, and then there's a Maas. And
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Speaker 2: what I am going to give you now is the
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Speaker 2: best information I have at the moment. That's what I
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Speaker 2: want to make sure I make very very clear to you.
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Speaker 2: So let me start with what I've just been told
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Speaker 2: moments ago. Number One, Israel Amas have agreed to a
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Speaker 2: pause in fighting in Gaza. Why one reason, so that
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Speaker 2: the remaining hostages can be freed in the coming days
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Speaker 2: in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. Now, that is new, That
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Speaker 2: is not saying they'd been talked about before. It Now
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Speaker 2: this also goes back to what they say.
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Speaker 1: They are in.
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Speaker 2: General accepting elements of a plan that was put forward
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Speaker 2: by President Donald Trump and his administration that would represent
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Speaker 2: the biggest breakthrough in months in the devastating two year war.
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Speaker 2: Hamas at this moment, and this could change. I'm giving
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Speaker 2: you the best info I have at the moment, says
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Speaker 2: that it is agreed to the deal that will lead
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Speaker 2: to the end of the war in Gaza. They would
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Speaker 2: draw the Israeli troops, the entry of AID into Gaza,
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Speaker 2: and the exchange of prisoners for hostages. While many questions remain,
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Speaker 2: the sides appear to be closer than they have been
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Speaker 2: in several months to ending a war that has killed
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Speaker 2: tens of thousands of Palestinians, destroyed most of Gaza, and
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Speaker 2: ignited other armed conflicts across the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: Now here's what we know now.
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Speaker 2: President Trump is now saying the hostages will be released
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Speaker 2: from Gaza on Monday or Tuesday. The President opened a
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Speaker 2: meeting with this cabinet the White House by speaking about
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Speaker 2: the ceasefire deal and his plans to travel to the
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Speaker 2: Middle East. He said, it is a complicated process for
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Speaker 2: the houses to be released from Gaza, but it will
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Speaker 2: happen on Monday or Tuesday, and once you're the president,
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Speaker 2: in his own words, listen to this.
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Speaker 3: No, last night, we reached a momentous breakthrough in the
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Speaker 3: Middle East, something that people said was never going to
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Speaker 3: be done. We ended the war in Gaza and really
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Speaker 3: on a much bigger basis, created peace and I think
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Speaker 3: it's going to be a lasting peace, hopefully and everlasting
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Speaker 3: piece peace in the Middle East. We secured the release
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Speaker 3: of all of the remaining hostages and they should be
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Speaker 3: released on Monday or Tuesday.
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Speaker 4: Getting them as a complicated process. I'd rather than tell
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Speaker 4: you what they have to do together.
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Speaker 3: There are places you don't want to be, but we
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Speaker 3: are getting the hostages back on.
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Speaker 4: Tuesday, Monday or Tuesday, and that'll be a day of joy.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna try and make a trip over We're going
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Speaker 3: to try and get over there, and we're working on
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Speaker 3: the timing, the exact timing. We're going to go to
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Speaker 3: Egypt where we'll have a signing, an additional signing. We've
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Speaker 3: already had a signing representing me, but we're going to
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Speaker 3: have an official signing. And the amazing thing is all
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Speaker 3: of the countries over there, from Guitar Saudi Arabia to
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Speaker 3: Uoe to all of them, the rich ones, the less
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Speaker 3: than rich ones, they've all come together something which is amazing. Actually,
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Speaker 3: they've all come together for this and they're really probably
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Speaker 3: the best relationships they've ever had. So it's been really
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Speaker 3: something incredible that nobody thought it was possible to get
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Speaker 3: it done. And very importantly, the hostages are coming back,
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Speaker 3: as you know, they consider them hostages, they talk about
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Speaker 3: them as hostages. But there are approximately twenty eight dead people,
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Speaker 3: mostly young, mostly men and boys, I mean boys. The
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Speaker 3: one woman talked about her baby. Her baby's twenty five
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Speaker 3: years old, but you know, to her, it's her baby,
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Speaker 3: and we're bringing them home, we're getting them to getting everything,
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Speaker 3: and to those parents, the dead young man is just
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Speaker 3: as important as though it were, as though this person
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Speaker 3: were alive. It's amazing. I've never seen anything quite like it.
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Speaker 3: I've been very much involved, I've never seen anything quite
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Speaker 3: like it. But it's really peace in the Middle East.
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Speaker 3: And you remember October seventh was terrible, but also from
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Speaker 3: the Hamma standpoint, they probably lost seventy thousand people. That's
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Speaker 3: big retribution. That's big retribution. But at some point that
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Speaker 3: that whole thing has to stop and we're going to.
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Speaker 4: See to God, there's going to be slowly redone.
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Speaker 3: You have tremendous wealth in that part of the world
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Speaker 3: by certain countries and just a small part of that.
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Speaker 3: They what they make will do wonders for Guszt and
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Speaker 3: I think you're gonna see some tremendous country stepping up
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Speaker 3: and putting up a lot of money and taking care
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Speaker 3: of things. But there's tremendous spirit like I haven't seen.
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Speaker 3: And even the news I won't call it fake news
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Speaker 3: for this purpose, because they really were very fair today,
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Speaker 3: I must say in all cases, but they covered it
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Speaker 3: very well. They covered it very fairly. Everybody loves it.
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Speaker 3: Everybody people that were never giving us a fair shake. Frankly,
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Speaker 3: they they can't even believe it there, so.
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Speaker 4: They're amazed by it. A lot of people are. But
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Speaker 4: it was just everything came together.
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Speaker 3: I think the attack was very important on Iran because
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Speaker 3: let's say that didn't happen, then probably by now have
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Speaker 3: a nuclear weapon, numerous nuclear weapons, and therefore even if
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Speaker 3: we signed a deal, there'd be a big dark cloud
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Speaker 3: over it and it wouldn't be the same thing. So
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Speaker 3: Iran's different. But Iran wants to work on peace. Now
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Speaker 3: they've informed us and they've acknowledged that they are totally
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Speaker 3: in favor of this deal. They think it's a great thing,
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Speaker 3: So we appreciate that and we'll we'll work with Iran.
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Speaker 4: As you know, we have major sanctions on Iran and
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Speaker 4: lots of other things.
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Speaker 3: Would like to see them be able to rebuild their
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Speaker 3: country too, but they can't have a nuclear weapon. So
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Speaker 3: I want to express my tremendous gratitude to the leaders
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Speaker 3: of Qatar, Egypt and Turkey for helping us reach this
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Speaker 3: incredible day and for being there that were there with
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Speaker 3: us all the way. And of course, as you know,
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Speaker 3: Saudi Arabia and Jordan and so many. I will tell
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Speaker 3: you where President Erduwan was personally involved and dealing with
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Speaker 3: uh Homas.
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Speaker 4: And some of the others. He's been great.
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Speaker 3: They've all been They've all been really amazing. Indonesia has
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Speaker 3: been amazing. Indonesia's been fantastic. The whole world.
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Speaker 4: Has come together for this.
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Speaker 3: People that didn't get along, people that didn't like each other,
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Speaker 3: neighboring countries that frankly didn't like each other.
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Speaker 4: But now they just this this moment in time.
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Speaker 3: So we look forward to welcoming the hostages like you
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Speaker 3: can't believe home to their families, and that'll take place
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Speaker 3: early next week, we hope Monday or Tuesday, and all
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Speaker 3: Americans should be proud of the role that our country
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Speaker 3: is playing and bringing this terrible conflict to the to
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Speaker 3: an end.
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Speaker 4: And I want to thank I mean some of the people.
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Speaker 4: Jd you were.
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Speaker 3: Fantastic, and Pete you were great, Marco was fantastic.
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Speaker 4: I mean some of you were very much involved.
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Speaker 3: I looking around so indirectly, I think almost everybody in
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Speaker 3: this room was involved. Susie, I want to thank you
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Speaker 3: very much. You were incredible. You've done an audible job.
8:02
Speaker 3: And yes, John, what you've done was invaluable. Cia John
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Speaker 3: radcliffein He's done an incredible job.
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Speaker 4: So I want to thank you all.
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Speaker 3: And if I'm missing anybody, I apologize, but you've been amazing.
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Speaker 3: And then Steve Whitcoff, who worked so hard, and you
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Speaker 3: remember we settled seven. This is number eight. We settled
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Speaker 3: seven wars or major conflicts, but wars, and this is
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Speaker 3: number eight. And the one that I thought would be
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Speaker 3: maybe the quickest of all would be Russia Ukraine, and
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Speaker 3: I think.
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Speaker 4: That's going to happen too.
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Speaker 3: But in the meantime, they're losing about seven thousand people
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Speaker 3: a week, and that seems pretty bad. Losing mostly soldiers,
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Speaker 3: young soldiers. They go out to war and they're getting killed.
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Speaker 3: And while it doesn't affect us in a lot of ways,
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Speaker 3: we've got a big ocean in between. You don't want
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Speaker 3: to see that happen. It was a big mistake that
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Speaker 3: war should had never happened. It would have never happened
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Speaker 3: if I were president.
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Speaker 2: It's very clear the President of the United States of
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Speaker 2: America understood how important this moment was, how important it
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Speaker 2: was to use multiple countries to communicate, how important it
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Speaker 2: was to have a team, not just him, that was
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Speaker 2: working on this. And this is something that's incredible because
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Speaker 2: Israel a Moss have signed off on the phase, the
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Speaker 2: major phase, first phase of this piece plan. And this
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Speaker 2: how the media, that's the corporate media, are just willing
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Speaker 2: to finally admit that what the president has done was
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Speaker 2: so impossible that they're willing to actually admit it and
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Speaker 2: give credit to the President for pulling all of these
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Speaker 2: people together and to getting this done. And I will
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Speaker 2: say this, I wish the media was more like this
12:21
Speaker 2: because if they were, even as you're the president there
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Speaker 2: when he was talking at the cabinet meeting. He was like, look,
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Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna call him fake news. They cover
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Speaker 2: this on the right way, there would be that type
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Speaker 2: of respect. And this two minute montage I'm going to
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Speaker 2: play you of these different channels explaining how big of
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Speaker 2: a deal this is was one of those moments from
12:43
Speaker 2: like finally, finally there's something that's good that has happened.
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Speaker 2: Hostages are going to be released, there is gonna be peace,
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Speaker 2: and people are gonna stop suffering in dying, and the
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Speaker 2: media got it right. It's sad that it took this
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Speaker 2: type of an extreme issue for them to get it right.
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Speaker 2: But I hope they learn from this, because when you
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Speaker 2: get it right, I will praise you, just as the
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Speaker 2: President did a moment ago in the Oval Office.
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Speaker 5: Made no mistake.
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Speaker 6: It looks like President Trump has actually pulled off something
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Speaker 6: here that many presidents before him have failed to do.
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Speaker 7: Just need to underscore what an enormous moment this is
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Speaker 7: for so many people in this region, for the people
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Speaker 7: of Gaza who have endured two years of war, for
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Speaker 7: the families of these forty eight remaining hostages who have
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Speaker 7: endured two years of absolute agony, this is a watershed moment.
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Speaker 8: We've heard it again and again from a number of
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Speaker 8: people today really giving credit to President Trump for getting
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Speaker 8: this deal over the finish line. What are you hearing
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Speaker 8: from your sources with regard to President Trump's role in
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Speaker 8: getting both parties to sign off on at least the
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Speaker 8: first phase of this piece plan.
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Speaker 7: Well, certainly this is an enormous moment for the world,
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Speaker 7: but also for this administration, a big win for the President,
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Speaker 7: who has been very personally involved in this lens.
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Speaker 9: Is a major accomplishment for President Trump, something that he's
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Speaker 9: been really trying to work toward. There's been a lot
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Speaker 9: of critics and questioning of whether or not he could
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Speaker 9: pull off sort of negotiating and working to try to
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Speaker 9: get all these sides together.
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Speaker 1: Of course, there are a lot.
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Speaker 9: Of nations involved, so this is of course not just
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Speaker 9: a victory for President Trump, but really a number of
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Speaker 9: Arab nations, Hamas and of.
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Speaker 1: Course the Israel.
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Speaker 9: But this is really huge, dudes, and the President of
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Speaker 9: course announcing it online.
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Speaker 10: So what do you make of what the President has
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Speaker 10: said in a social media post that they've signed off
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Speaker 10: in the first phase of the peace plan.
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Speaker 1: What does that mean to you Anderson, momentous day.
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Speaker 11: There's not much good news in the world.
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Speaker 1: This is great news.
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Speaker 12: I am trying to hold it together, honestly, working on
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Speaker 12: this issue a very long time.
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Speaker 1: Israel.
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Speaker 6: Make no mistake, this is a huge night, potentially the
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Speaker 6: end of the nightmare for people, for the people of Gods.
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Speaker 6: That is going to be an enormous relief for the
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Speaker 6: people of Israel, potentially the end of a two year
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Speaker 6: long nightmare.
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Speaker 12: And for these families still waiting for the remaining hostages
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Speaker 12: who are still alive to come home. This has been
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Speaker 12: an agonizing wait. And of course the families who will
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Speaker 12: get the remains of loved ones who died while in captivity.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, it wasn't just the media, and
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Speaker 2: that was allot of the breaking news media, it was
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Speaker 2: also those that do more of the debate in commentary.
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Speaker 2: I will give credit always where credit is due. There's
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Speaker 2: a show that I do a fair amount, CNN's Abby's
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Speaker 2: Phillip Show. She I think it's fair to say, completely
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Speaker 2: shocked her viewers and not only them, the entire panel
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Speaker 2: by defending and credit President Trump with his peace through
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Speaker 2: Strength policy. After the Gods of Peace victory last night,
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Speaker 2: I want you to hear what she said.
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Speaker 13: That this was not doable when President Biden was in office.
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Speaker 5: I think the biggest problem that the President Biden had
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Speaker 5: is there was no pressure from Qatar, from Turkey, from Egypt.
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Speaker 5: They were actually facilitating in men ways what was going on,
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Speaker 5: and that is really ultimately how it all came together.
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Speaker 13: I mean, but but I think by saying that it's
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Speaker 13: sort of an acknowledgement, Trump has changed that dynamic.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that.
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Speaker 13: I mean, he's clearly I don't know how he you know.
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Speaker 5: And I think there's a lot that remains to learn
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Speaker 5: about what prompted that change. But I do agree, yes, somehow,
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Speaker 5: some way that that changed what.
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Speaker 2: I go back to what I said, I will always
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Speaker 2: give credit where credit is due. And there are many
16:31
Speaker 2: in the media right now that are going, Okay, we
16:35
Speaker 2: didn't think this was possible, We didn't believe that this
16:38
Speaker 2: could happen. As Abby said, there there's no one that
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Speaker 2: believes this could have been done under Joe Biden's time
16:44
Speaker 2: his watch.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this just wouldn't have gotten done.
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Speaker 2: That the countries that had to come to help get
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Speaker 2: this done would not work with Joe Biden in the
16:50
Speaker 2: way that they're working with Donald Trump. Also, we wouldn't
16:54
Speaker 2: have had the bombing of the Iranian nuclear facility, which
16:57
Speaker 2: was a part of this getting this done and showing
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Speaker 2: the strength and the power, and it made people understand that, like, hey,
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump's not screwing around.
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Speaker 1: He's not somebody you want to mess with.
17:07
Speaker 2: So if he says you might want to get to
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Speaker 2: this piece, you might want to get to this peace.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's a big part of this.
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Speaker 2: Now, this also goes back to just the pure joy
17:17
Speaker 2: and the mission. This should be non partisan, It should
17:20
Speaker 2: be non political. If you look at what President Trump
17:24
Speaker 2: said at the White House on Wednesday night, he made
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Speaker 2: it clear on this monumental Gudza piece deal like.
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Speaker 1: This is great news for the world.
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Speaker 2: It's great news for Israel, it's great news for the Palestines,
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Speaker 2: it's great news for Muslims, it's great news for the
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Speaker 2: Arab countries. It's great news for our country as well.
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Speaker 2: That is not political. No one should look at it
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Speaker 2: as political. And this is again I'm going to play
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Speaker 2: it for you because I think it's important for you
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Speaker 2: to hear it the present and you can hear the
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Speaker 2: joy because he is joyful that he's say lives.
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Speaker 14: It's a great honor to be involved in it. We
18:03
Speaker 14: had some tremendous help, as you know, with everybody from
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Speaker 14: Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner and Marco and we had everybody, JD.
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Speaker 14: The whole group was just amazing. And the military was,
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Speaker 14: as you know, very instrumental in getting this done. We
18:20
Speaker 14: have a great military with great leadership. The whole world
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Speaker 14: came together, to be honest, so many countries that you
18:27
Speaker 14: wouldn't have even thought of it and they came together.
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Speaker 14: The world has come together around this deal, and that's
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Speaker 14: something I would say that without that wouldn't happen. So
18:38
Speaker 14: many countries that you wouldn't have thought of have wired
18:40
Speaker 14: their best wishes and their commitment to do whatever is necessary.
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Speaker 14: The country surrounding of all signed. I mean, they're all
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Speaker 14: signed up, and it's been really an amazing period of
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Speaker 14: time and so great for Israel, so great for Muslims,
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Speaker 14: for the Arab country is and so great for this country,
19:03
Speaker 14: for the United States of America, and that we could
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Speaker 14: be involved in, you know, making a deal like this
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Speaker 14: happened because it was you know, many years they talked
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Speaker 14: about peace in the Middle East. This is more than Gaza.
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Speaker 14: This is peace in the Middle East, and it's an
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Speaker 14: incredible thing.
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Speaker 1: It's an incredible thing.
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Speaker 2: President Trump talking about this in a way that I
19:22
Speaker 2: think everyone should be behind, everyone should be behind him,
19:29
Speaker 2: and seeing some of the media saying it now the
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Speaker 2: way that they are saying it is I think good
19:36
Speaker 2: for the country. I also think having a president that
19:40
Speaker 2: understands who needs to be at the table to get
19:43
Speaker 2: it done and sharing the success as he did around
19:46
Speaker 2: that cabinet table and saying, look, there's others that maybe
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Speaker 2: I didn't mention. I don't want to offend you. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: but like, thank you. It took a team effort literally
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Speaker 2: around the world, literally around the world to get this done,
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Speaker 2: and America led the way. Something else that was amazing
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Speaker 2: was the jubilant crowds that filled the streets not only
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Speaker 2: of Gaza, but also in Israel on Thursday to celebrate
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Speaker 2: the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, minting. The crowds
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Speaker 2: chanted the name of the United States President Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: and called friend to receive the Nobel Peace Prize for
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Speaker 2: brokering the deal. The crowd in Tel Aviv's Hostage Square
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Speaker 2: was particularly enthusiastic. They waved American flags and chanted Nobel
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Speaker 2: Prize to Trump. Crowds in Gaza also celebrate the end
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Speaker 2: of the war and chanted Trump's name in Gaza folks.
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Speaker 2: An agricultural artist named Peter Winner took his enthusiasm for
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Speaker 2: Trump as a Nobel laureate to the next level by
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Speaker 2: writing Nobel for Trump and huge letters on a field
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Speaker 2: in northern Israel. The Hostages and the mis Seeing Families
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Speaker 2: forms comprised the families of Amasue kidnapping victims, wrote a
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Speaker 2: letter to the Nobel Committee on Monday asking him to
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Speaker 2: honor Trump as well, saying, quote President Trump's determination to
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Speaker 2: bring peace made possible what many said was impossible.
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Speaker 1: We strongly urge you to award President Trump the.
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Speaker 2: Nobel Peace Prize because he has vowed he will not
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Speaker 2: rest and will not stop until every glass hostage is
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Speaker 2: back home, the families wrote. In the past year, no
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Speaker 2: leader organizations contributed more to peace around the world than
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Speaker 2: President Trump. While many have spoken eloquently about peace, he
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Speaker 2: has achieved it. While others have offered empty promises and
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Speaker 2: that may have been a jab at Joe Biden, he
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Speaker 2: has delivered tangible results that have saved countless lives. This
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Speaker 2: is what I voted for. But this is a day
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Speaker 2: where every American should be happy, should be thankful, should
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Speaker 2: be proud of our president, not for political win, but
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Speaker 2: for a win of humanity and a win about peace.
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Speaker 2: This first story we're going to be talking about is
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Speaker 2: one that I hope you will take and you'll share
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Speaker 2: it on social media wherever you can, because it is
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Speaker 2: a story that's important, and then the media is deliberately
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Speaker 2: looking the other way to not cover it is an
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Speaker 2: important story because it's about the abuse of power and
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Speaker 2: holding those that abuse their power to accountability. The FBI
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Speaker 2: Director Cash Pttel has fired agents involved in tracking the
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Speaker 2: phone calls of eight Republican senators and a congressman as
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Speaker 2: part of the former Special counsel Jack Smiths investigation, a
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Speaker 2: sham investigation, and to President Donald J. Trump communication records
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Speaker 2: belonging to GOP Senators Lindsey Graham, Marsha Blackburn, Ron Johnson,
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Speaker 2: Josh Hawley, Cynthia Loomis, Bill Haggerty, Dan Sullivan, Tommy Tuberville,
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Speaker 2: and represented Mike Kelly. We know now for a fact
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Speaker 2: we're handed over to Smith's Arctic Frost Team after they
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Speaker 2: subpoened major phone companies in twenty twenty three. The fact
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Speaker 2: was unknown to the public until this week when Cashpttel
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Speaker 2: the FBI Director, saying he discovered the files hidden in
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Speaker 2: a lock box that was placed in a vault in
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Speaker 2: a cyber place where no one can see or search
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Speaker 2: these files.
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Speaker 1: The FBI director saying, this it in a.
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Speaker 11: Lock box, put that lock box in a vault, and
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Speaker 11: then put that vault in a cyber place where no
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Speaker 11: one can see or search these files. They're called restricted
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Speaker 11: access and prohibited access. Restricted access means some people get
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Speaker 11: to see it. Prohibited access you put it in there
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Speaker 11: when you want to hide it from the world, and
23:56
Speaker 11: that takes the authorization of the Attorney General and the
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Speaker 11: director of the FBI. So not only did they weaponize
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Speaker 11: this law enforcement, but when we got in there, and
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Speaker 11: when I got in as the FBI director, from my
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Speaker 11: experience as Russia Gate, I knew where to look and
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Speaker 11: what rooms to open and what doors to kick down.
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Speaker 11: And that's what we did. We found this information to
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Speaker 11: expose to politicization by Jacksmith and the prior Department of Justice.
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Speaker 11: I mean, just think about it. Eight City United States
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Speaker 11: senators phone records were gathered in subpoena through the grand
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Speaker 11: jury process, and it was buried and wormholed. It was
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Speaker 11: the hope that no one would find it. So we're
24:28
Speaker 11: just scratching the surface here, but accountability is coming. We
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Speaker 11: are finding every single person involved. We will not leave
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Speaker 11: a single room locked. We will go in through all
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Speaker 11: the prohibited access requirements and we will find the material
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Speaker 11: and show the American public like we have done in
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Speaker 11: this FBI more transformative and transparent than any in the
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Speaker 11: US history, to bring accountability to the American people. And
24:49
Speaker 11: we were working with our partners in Congress, who should
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Speaker 11: be furious at the prior administration's leadership and weaponization in
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Speaker 11: singular politicization of law enforcement. The American public sees what
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Speaker 11: we're doing, Sean, with the that you just right off
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Speaker 11: in the beginning. They see what we're doing here to
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Speaker 11: unseal the vault and show the world how the deep
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Speaker 11: state actually operated.
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Speaker 2: Cashp Hotel, making it clear this is the beginning, not
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Speaker 2: the end. And if you go back and you actually
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Speaker 2: look at what he said quote you put it in there,
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Speaker 2: and when you want to hide it from the world,
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Speaker 2: and that takes the authorization of the Attorney General and
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Speaker 2: the director of the FBI. So not only did they
25:28
Speaker 2: weaponize this law enforcement, but when we got in there,
25:33
Speaker 2: and when I got to in as the FBI director,
25:36
Speaker 2: from my experience as Russia Gate, I knew where to
25:40
Speaker 2: look and what rooms to open and what doors to
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Speaker 2: knock down.
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Speaker 1: And that is what we did. So if you want
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Speaker 1: to know why.
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Speaker 2: The President of the United States of America decided to
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Speaker 2: pick Casptel to do this job.
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Speaker 1: It is exactly for this reason.
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Speaker 2: And it goes back to what else he had to say, saying, quote,
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Speaker 2: we found this information to expose the politicalization.
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Speaker 1: By Jack Smith.
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Speaker 2: Members this the guy in charge of Special Council weaponizing
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Speaker 2: our government to go after Donald Trump and the prior
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Speaker 2: Department of Justice, he added, before revealing that he fired
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Speaker 2: the agents who facilitated the secret investigations into sitting US lawmakers.
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Speaker 2: Now Holly by the Way Center. Holly, one of the
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Speaker 2: senators who had his phone calls tracked by the Biden
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Speaker 2: administration's DOJ, called Smith's subpoena an abuse of power beyond Watergate,
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Speaker 2: beyond Jaeggar Hoover, one that directly strikes at the Constitution,
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Speaker 2: the separations of power, and the First Amendment. Holly also
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Speaker 2: said its time for there to be a special counsel, saying, quote,
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Speaker 2: we need a full investigation of all involved, who knew
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Speaker 2: about it, who ordered it, and who approved it. Anyone
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Speaker 2: and everyone who violated the law must be prosecuted. The
27:04
Speaker 2: way to save the country is to restore the rule
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Speaker 2: of law, the sender said. Now, the US Office a
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Speaker 2: Special Counsel, the OSC, in August opened an investigation into
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith, who may have unlawfully targeted President Trump, and
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Speaker 2: that may be where this investigation is going next. Now,
27:26
Speaker 2: there's another story that I also want to talk to
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Speaker 2: you about, and it deals with abuse of power. New
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Speaker 2: York Attorney General Letitia James a story the media is
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Speaker 2: having to cover right now because, let's be honest, she
27:39
Speaker 2: built much of her political career on one thing, trying
27:43
Speaker 2: to put Donald Trump behind bars, attacking Donald Trump. She
27:48
Speaker 2: even raised money off of attacking Donald Trump instaid if
27:51
Speaker 2: she was elected she would go after Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 2: Now she has been indicted on a bank fraud charge
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Speaker 2: by a federal grand jury in Virginia. The grand jury
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Speaker 2: in the Eastern District of Virginia returned the indictment on Thursday.
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Speaker 2: Earlier this year, the Justice Department confirmed an investigation into
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Speaker 2: Latsia James over what was described as alleged mortgage fraud.
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Speaker 2: The probe centers on claims that she misrepresented property records
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Speaker 2: and loan application to secure more favorable financing. By the way,
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Speaker 2: that is against the law. According to no letter from
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Speaker 2: the Federal Housing Finance Director, James allegedly made false statements
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Speaker 2: on multiple documents, meaning that you can see clearly if
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Speaker 2: she was lying. That includes listing a Virginia property as
28:48
Speaker 2: her primary residence when it was in fact not filing
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Speaker 2: Brooklyn records showing her multifamily building had five units instead
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Speaker 2: of four. That would be what would be categorized as fraud.
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Speaker 2: Submitting a mortgage application claiming she was her father's spouse
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Speaker 2: pretty easy to, you know, prove that that wasn't actually true. Now,
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Speaker 2: James has been under scrutiny for at least one suspected
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Speaker 2: instance of misrepresenting an investment property as her primary or
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Speaker 2: secondary residence, a move that could save thousands in interest
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Speaker 2: rates as well. The case is being held by the
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Speaker 2: US Attorney Lindsay Halligan, a Trump appointee. Halligan, by the way,
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Speaker 2: is new and replaced Eric Siebert, who was ousted after
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Speaker 2: reportedly showing reluctance to pursue cases. One against James and
29:46
Speaker 2: the former FBI director James Comey. Both obviously are individuals
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Speaker 2: that people believe have abused their power, and there are
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Speaker 2: people that say, I'm one of them, that it's time
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Speaker 2: to hold those accountable who have lied and weaponized our government.
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Speaker 2: Now James has responded, and here is part of what
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Speaker 2: she had to say about the indictment.
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Speaker 15: This is nothing more than a continuation of the President's
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Speaker 15: desperate weaponization of our justice system. He is forcing federal
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Speaker 15: law enforcement agencies to do his bidding, all because I
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Speaker 15: did my job as the New York State Attorney General.
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Speaker 15: These charges are baseless, and the president's own public statements
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Speaker 15: make clear that his only goal is political retribution at
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Speaker 15: any cost.
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Speaker 2: Let's be clear, Letitia James is the one who has
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Speaker 2: literally said before that if you would just vote for
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Speaker 2: and get her in office, she's going to take down
30:47
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. So much for acting like you're not going
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Speaker 2: after your political enemies. We also are getting to witness
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Speaker 2: what the media is doing with this, and they're covering
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Speaker 2: it as big breaking news news, but they're also trying
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Speaker 2: to see can they spin it to hurt Donald Trump,
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Speaker 2: claiming he's just going after his political enemies and acting
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Speaker 2: as if somehow mortgage fraud.
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Speaker 1: Is not a big deal.
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Speaker 2: Here's how they broke the news on CNN, CNN Drinking News.
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Speaker 10: Welcome to the lead on Jake Tapper, and we start
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Speaker 10: with some shocking breaking news in our law Injustice lead.
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Speaker 10: Just moments ago to two sources telling CNN that the
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Speaker 10: Justice Department indicted yet another one of President Trump's perceived
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Speaker 10: political opponents. This time it was New York Democratic Attorney
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Speaker 10: General Letitia James. She was charged in a federal court
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Speaker 10: in a grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia. Today, you will
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Speaker 10: remember James brought civil fraud charges alleging financial fraud against
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Speaker 10: Trump and his adult sons in his real estate business
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Speaker 10: in New York back in twenty twenty two. A judge
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Speaker 10: found them lible and ordered a three hundred and fifty
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Speaker 10: fifty five million dollar fine, which Trump appealed. And this
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Speaker 10: obviously comes in the context of President Trump demanding that
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Speaker 10: the Eastern District of Virginia, the US Attorney there carry
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Speaker 10: out orders to go after his political opponents. James Comey,
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Speaker 10: who has been indicted Letitia James, who as of today
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Speaker 10: has been indicted. Democratic Senator Adam Schiff is the third
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Speaker 10: that he mentioned in that public truth social post at
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Speaker 10: the Wall Street Joeneral reports was accidentally posted publicly was
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Speaker 10: meant to be a private message to his Attorney General,
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Speaker 10: Pam BONDI with me here in New York site.
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Speaker 1: By the way, let's just stop there.
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Speaker 2: Isn't amazing that they actually overlook the crimes that these
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Speaker 2: people are accused of committing. And isn't amazing that the
32:36
Speaker 2: same people that were screaming when Donald Trump was indicted
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Speaker 2: on ridiculous in bogus charges, saying well, he's been charged,
32:43
Speaker 2: he's going to be a raided, he's going to have
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Speaker 2: a mug shot, he's going to be in court, are
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Speaker 2: now acting as if this is all news that you
32:50
Speaker 2: should just look the other way on. There is one,
32:53
Speaker 2: by the way, one of those that was a part
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Speaker 2: of the hoax January sixth committee, a guy by the
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Speaker 2: name of Adam Kinsinger who is at least somewhat honest
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Speaker 2: on CNN about this fraud mortgage fraud charged against Statisia James,
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Speaker 2: and I want you to hear what he.
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Speaker 10: Said, that people's trusted our system, Congressman, I mean, live
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Speaker 10: by the sword, die by the sword.
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Speaker 1: Is that the way the system should be?
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 16: No, I mean, look, I think two days can be
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Speaker 16: true here. I think the first thing is Letitia James
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Speaker 16: never should have made those comments. She never should have
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Speaker 16: run on. I'm going to go after him before she's
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Speaker 16: seen the evidence, before she's had anything that was wrong,
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Speaker 16: not illegal, that was wrong. And then at the same time,
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Speaker 16: there is no doubt and I mean we can argue
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Speaker 16: about it, but there's no doubt that this thing went.
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Speaker 16: They went after her specifically for retribution, specifically because it
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Speaker 16: was her. I mean, all you have to do is
33:50
Speaker 16: read the president's accidental fake tweet or whatever thing that's
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Speaker 16: called posts and know that he was basically saying, Pam,
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Speaker 16: here are two people we have to go after. And
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Speaker 16: then all of a sudden, boy, just miraculously, a new
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Speaker 16: person comes in after the other person said that they
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Speaker 16: didn't have enough.
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Speaker 4: To make a case and get in dieted.
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Speaker 16: This thing, probably, like like Comy's, is either going to
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Speaker 16: be thrown out. I'm not a lawyer, so who knows
34:15
Speaker 16: either be thrown out before trial or certainly will be
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Speaker 16: will be seen as what it is, which is revenge.
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Speaker 16: But I think we can hold Anderson. Both things are true.
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Speaker 16: Letitia James never should have said that in the campaign.
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Speaker 16: And also they are going after her for one reason
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Speaker 16: because it's her.
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Speaker 1: So there you have it.
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Speaker 2: Well, Tessa James as well, you know, probably did something wrong,
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Speaker 2: and you know, maybe she didn't commit mortgage fraud, but hey,
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Speaker 2: they shouldn't go after because she went after them first
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Speaker 2: in a political way. That is some weird leftist logic.
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Speaker 2: But the one thing that we can be sure about
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Speaker 2: is this. Donald Trump ran on and said he was
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Speaker 2: going to hold those accountable who abuse their position of
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Speaker 2: power to go after their political enemies. And what we're
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Speaker 2: witnessing right now is the deep state crumbling, and those
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Speaker 2: that went after the president only for political reasons are
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Speaker 2: now being held accountable for their own actions that apparently
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Speaker 2: now include mortgage fraud. Don't forget share this podcast please
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