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Who Should Unite the GOP plus Illegals Get Free Flights Into America · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: All right, So here's my question for you this morning.
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Speaker 1: Whose job is it to unite the party? The media
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Speaker 1: coming out saying it's the job of Donald Trump right now,
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Speaker 1: he must unite the party. Is Nicky Haley is going
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Speaker 1: to drop out? Nicky Haley has made it very clear
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Speaker 1: she is not gonna help Donald Trump, she's not gonna
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Speaker 1: work with Donald Trump. Apparently she's not gonna endorse Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: And then they say Trump's gotta go get her supporters. Now,
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Speaker 1: math is math to win every vote matters. It's gonna
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Speaker 1: be a tight race, I think with Joe Biden or
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Speaker 1: whoever the Democratic nominee is. Okay, I believe that, I
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Speaker 1: really do. I understand the president's got to reach out.
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Speaker 1: But this idea that this is all on Trump, that
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Speaker 1: this is all a must of Donald Trump, it is
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Speaker 1: a head scratcher to me. I think there's another part
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Speaker 1: here that needs to be brought up as well, and
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Speaker 1: that's this look. Donald Trump, I think had the right
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Speaker 1: tone from Marlago last night. If you watched his entire speech,
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Speaker 1: I think you saw there's a clear message here for
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Speaker 1: him that he is going to try to unite the
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Speaker 1: Republican Party. But this whole. Well, you know he's in
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Speaker 1: trouble already after a big victory last night. You know,
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Speaker 1: Team Trump ought to be concerned. As Carro put it,
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Speaker 1: cautioning the former president following his Super Tuesday victories, I mean,
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Like this is the part that just makes
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Speaker 1: me laugh. MSNBC, by the way, having a minor mental breakdown.
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Speaker 1: They can't believe it's over for Nicki Haley. Here is
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Speaker 1: what they were saying a moment ago.
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Speaker 2: As we're just getting some significant news in reports that
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Speaker 2: Nicki Haley has called for a news conference at ten
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Speaker 2: o'clock Eastern time this morning. Some reports that she may
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Speaker 2: suspend her campaign. We haven't confirmed that yet at NBC News,
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Speaker 2: but she will speak at ten o'clock this morning. The
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Speaker 2: expectation maybe that she's moving on now from this camp,
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Speaker 2: exiting the Rice.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Wall Street Journal by the way, saying Nicki Haley
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Speaker 1: to exit Republicans present rates, I love in the background,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna rewind it. Listen to to Mika
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Speaker 1: or whatever the hell her name is, the host of
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Speaker 1: Morning Joe or co host. When they when he says
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Speaker 1: Nicki Haley dropping out, you can hear it's like, oh, oh,
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Speaker 1: it's just like she's moaning and groaning her way and
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Speaker 1: just despair.
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Speaker 2: As we're just getting some significant news in reports that
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Speaker 2: Nicki Haley has called for a news conference at ten
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Speaker 2: o'clock Eastern time this morning summer.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it just makes me laugh, Like you're in
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Speaker 1: favor of Joe Biden, you hate Donald Trump, you are
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Speaker 1: never gonna vote for Nicki Haley, let's be clear about that.
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Speaker 1: And then you're moaning here like oh, it's just try. Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's just terrible. Oh oh my god. I mean, this
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Speaker 1: is the media. Believe them when they look at you
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Speaker 1: and they lie to your face. The only thing they
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Speaker 1: care about, okay, Like the only thing that they care
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Speaker 1: about is winning. That's it. They only care about winning.
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Speaker 1: They don't care about Nicki Haley. They're gonna act like it,
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Speaker 1: right because they want Nicki Haley to be the guy
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Speaker 1: that I mean, that's that's what they want. They want
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Speaker 1: Nicki Haley to be the guy, or I should say gal,
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Speaker 1: the nominee. And that's because they think she's easier to
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Speaker 1: beat than Donald Trump. And so when you hear them
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Speaker 1: have this and listen to the very end, she'll you'll
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Speaker 1: hear moan two more times again. She's gonna vote for Biden.
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Speaker 1: She's a Biden supporter, but she's acting like this is
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Speaker 1: some like just tragic day for America.
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Speaker 2: Reports that she may suspend her campaign. We haven't confirmed
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Speaker 2: that yet at NBC News, but she will speak at
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Speaker 2: ten o'clock this morning. The expectation may be that she's
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Speaker 2: moving on now.
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Speaker 3: From this camp, exiting the race.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, John's as we're just exiting the race. Oh, oh,
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Speaker 1: it's just it's just so tragic. Oh. Nicki Haley's Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's just terrible. Oh, it's just Oh. And the meltdown
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Speaker 1: from the media, this is even better. Rachel Maddow lasts
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Speaker 1: on an MSNBC. Remember there's no free media in America anymore.
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Speaker 1: There's no honest media in America anymore. The mainstream media
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Speaker 1: is done. Rachel Maddow lost her mind last night when
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Speaker 1: MSNBC actually aired Trump's victory speech, which is news. He's
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Speaker 1: a Republican nominee, a former president. And this is what
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Speaker 1: communists and Marxists sound like live on the air when
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Speaker 1: they don't get their way. Listen to this from Rachel
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Speaker 1: Maddow MSNBC angry that. Our network even showed you Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump in.
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Speaker 4: An article yesterday where it said, this is one of
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Speaker 4: the finest run campaigns that anybody has ever seen. And
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Speaker 4: that's pretty good, right, that's pretty good, purely a statement,
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Speaker 4: and we have no choice.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, you know it's it's it is.
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Speaker 6: Okay.
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Speaker 5: I will say that it is a decision that we
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Speaker 5: revisit constantly in terms of the balance between allowing somebody
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Speaker 5: to knowingly lie on your air about things they've lied
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Speaker 5: about before and you can predict they are going to
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Speaker 5: lie about and so therefore it is just it's irresponsible
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Speaker 5: to allow them to do that. It's a balance between
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Speaker 5: knowing that that's irresponsible to broadcast and also knowing that
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Speaker 5: as the de facto soon to be de facto nominee
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Speaker 5: of the Republican Party, this is not only the man
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Speaker 5: who is likely to be the Republican candidate for president,
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Speaker 5: but this is the way he's running. Well, here's how
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Speaker 5: we'll balance it.
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Speaker 7: Why do we fact check the hell out of him?
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Speaker 5: Yes, and we do that after the fact, and that
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Speaker 5: is the best remedy that we've got. It does not
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Speaker 5: fix the fact that we're broadcasting, but honestlyanding.
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Speaker 7: That he's saying these things and people are hearing it.
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Speaker 7: Let's just go through it, right, That we have the
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Speaker 7: most devastating economy. Are you kidding me? We have had
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Speaker 7: the best economic recovery of any country in the developed world.
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Speaker 7: He's telling an audience right there, Oh my goodness that
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Speaker 7: the paltry oil production. We're producing more oil today than
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Speaker 7: we ever have in the history of our country. Think
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Speaker 7: about the American Rescue Plan, the infrastructure Plan. We have
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Speaker 7: created more jobs three point two million, more jobs than
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Speaker 7: we had pre pandemic. The problem that we do have
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Speaker 7: is inflation. And so what Donald Trump does is prey
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Speaker 7: upon the fact that people don't necessarily feel good and
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Speaker 7: life's expensive. But when it comes to facts, here's something
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Speaker 7: that's absolutely nonsensible and infuriating. When people's wages go up,
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Speaker 7: they credit themselves, they say, I'm good at my job,
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Speaker 7: I just got a raise. But when everything costs more,
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Speaker 7: they blame the government. And wages are up, which is
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Speaker 7: a huge positive. And one of the reasons wage. One
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Speaker 7: of those reasons wages are up is all the union
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Speaker 7: wins in the last two years. And remember President Biden
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Speaker 7: has stood with those unions most.
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Speaker 1: I mean I hear that and I laugh. They don't
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Speaker 1: talk about inflation. They don't talk about now it's over
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Speaker 1: three dollars in most of America to get a gallon
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Speaker 1: of gas. They don't talk about the prices of goods
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Speaker 1: and so servises through the roof since Joe Biden's been
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Speaker 1: in office. They just lie to you. And they're furious
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Speaker 1: that the president has a microphone. They don't want him
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Speaker 1: to have a microphone. They don't believe he should even
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Speaker 1: be aired on their network. That's what they just said here.
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Speaker 1: They don't believe that his words should be even aired
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Speaker 1: on the network. I don't know what else you can say.
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Speaker 1: This is how corrupt the media is. They will tell
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Speaker 1: you why they shouldn't air a former president of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America, the Republican nominee that half this
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Speaker 1: country clearly supports his victory speech on Super Tuesday. And look,
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Speaker 1: I think this is their plan. If a big tree
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Speaker 1: falls in the forest and no one's around it, it make
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Speaker 1: a sound. That is their goal with Donald Trump. Lock
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Speaker 1: him out from media coverage so no one knows what
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Speaker 1: the top issues for you? Is it the open border?
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Speaker 1: Is it the economy? Is it crime? Is it foreign policy?
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Speaker 7: Uh?
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Speaker 1: The President of the United States of America is gonna
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Speaker 1: have to sell the American people on why he deserves
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Speaker 1: to have another shot at this. For lack of a
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Speaker 1: better way of putting it, that's what it's gonna have
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Speaker 1: to be. It's gonna be, Hey, I wanna, I want
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Speaker 1: you to give me another four years. His goal is
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Speaker 1: objective is gonna be just that. Hey, what do I do?
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Speaker 1: I mean, how do I convince the American people that
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Speaker 1: things are good? How do we do that? What does
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Speaker 1: that look like? And can I convince the American people
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Speaker 1: to do this now, the media says this morning, and
10:40
Speaker 1: they made it very clear that they believe that the
10:43
Speaker 1: president can just walk out there and say, well, Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump is a guy out on bail, so don't vote
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Speaker 1: for him. I don't think that's gonna work.
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Speaker 8: And I mean it's politics is about contrast, and the
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Speaker 8: contrast between these two not great in age, but Molly
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Speaker 8: on issue after issue after issue, on comportint on respect
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Speaker 8: for the law, respect for the Constitution. This is pretty easy.
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Speaker 8: So what does Joe Biden need to do tonight?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I think it's important that you should
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Speaker 6: just start with Donald Trump is out on bail, right,
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Speaker 6: I mean, we forget right, he's on bail still, he
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Speaker 6: I would say that. Look, I think the top lene
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Speaker 6: would be the Inflation Reduction Act. Reduced inflation, right. Republicans
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Speaker 6: said it would increase inflation, and they were wrong. So
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Speaker 6: I think that's pretty good. Look, good policy makes good politics, right,
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Speaker 6: and he has a good policy. You know a lot
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Speaker 6: of this stuff has really worked. You know, their bridges
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Speaker 6: being built at North Carolina, in different states. You know,
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Speaker 6: there are there's infrastructure happening and people are seeing it
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Speaker 6: in their lives. So I think if you brag about
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Speaker 6: a lot of these legislation, legislative accomplishments. That's a really
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Speaker 6: good start. He has the attention. Now he can sell
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Speaker 6: the policy which will already happen at and.
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Speaker 1: He can sell the policies which are already happening. The
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Speaker 1: Biden administration admits flying three hundred and twenty thousand migrants
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Speaker 1: secretly into the US to reduce the number of crossings
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Speaker 1: at the border. Has quote national security vulnerabilities. Joe Biden's
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Speaker 1: administration now admitting transporting migrants on secret flights into the US,
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Speaker 1: and lawyers for its immigration agencies claim revealing the locations
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Speaker 1: could create national security vulnerabilities. Customs and Border Protection has
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Speaker 1: refused to disclose information about a program last year secretly
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Speaker 1: arranging flights for thousands of undocumented immigrants from foreign airports
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Speaker 1: directly to US cities. It means that while record numbers
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Speaker 1: of migrants were flowing over the southern border last year,
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Speaker 1: the Biden White House was also directly transporting them into
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Speaker 1: the country at record numbers. Use of a cell phone
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Speaker 1: app has allowed for the near undetected arrival by air
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Speaker 1: of more than three one hundred and twenty thousand illegal
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Speaker 1: immigrants with no legal rights to enter the United States
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Speaker 1: of America. They confirmed this comes after a controversy over
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Speaker 1: a twenty twenty two transportation program in which the administration
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Speaker 1: used taxpayer's money to move migrants through the country on
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Speaker 1: overnight flights included in the details of the Freedom of
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Speaker 1: Information Act at FOYO lawsuit first reported by Todd Benzman,
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Speaker 1: the Center for Immigration Studies found that Biden CBP approved
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Speaker 1: the latest secretive flights that transported hundreds of thousands of
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Speaker 1: illegal immigrants from foreign countries into at least forty three
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Speaker 1: different American airports from January through December of twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 1: The program was part of Biden's expansion of the CBP
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Speaker 1: one App, which kicked off at the start of last year.
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Speaker 1: Migrants were able under Biden's expansion to apply for asylum
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Speaker 1: using the APP from their home countries, but the Senator
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Speaker 1: for Immigration Studies not to the transportation of these migrants
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Speaker 1: directly to the US is one of the lesser known
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Speaker 1: uses of the APP. Aliens who cannot legally enter the
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Speaker 1: US use the one APP to apply for travel authorization
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Speaker 1: and temporary humanitarian release from the airports. Under this parole
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Speaker 1: release migrants are able to remain in the US for
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Speaker 1: at least two years without obtaining legal status, and meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: we're edgible for work authorization on top of that to
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Speaker 1: compete with American citizens. The administration first said it would
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Speaker 1: not reveal which airports the undocumented aliens were transported to,
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Speaker 1: citing a law enforcement exception and the refusal to hand
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Speaker 1: over information. But new information from the CIS lawsuit reveals
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Speaker 1: the locations were not disclosed due to the fear of
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Speaker 1: bad actors would inflict harm on public safety or the
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Speaker 1: information would create law enforcement vulnerabilities quote unquote. CBP lawyers wrote,
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Speaker 1: but that revealing the airports would reveal information about the
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Speaker 1: relative number of individuals arriving and thus resources expanded at
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Speaker 1: particular airports. We also know they did these flights apparently
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Speaker 1: in the middle of the night. Why well, on purpose,
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Speaker 1: of course, And the reason they did it on purpose
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Speaker 1: is because they needed to make sure this really makes
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Speaker 1: me angry. They needed to make sure that people didn't
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Speaker 1: see it happen. The lawyers wrote that revealing the airports
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Speaker 1: reveal information about the relative number of the individuals arriving,
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Speaker 1: and that would in turn reveal operational vulnerabilities that could
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Speaker 1: be exploited by bad actors, altering their patterns of conduct,
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Speaker 1: adopting new methods of operation, and taking other counter measures.
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Speaker 1: The program, they say, was a quote success because the
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Speaker 1: number of legal immigrants that they were able to fly
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Speaker 1: directly into the US interior. They added this could thereby
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Speaker 1: undermine CBP law enforcement efforts to secure United States borders.
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Speaker 1: Republicans insist the southern border is not secure in our
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Speaker 1: demanding Biden implement more strict protocols between the US and
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Speaker 1: Mexico border. CIS says the secretive flights are legally dubious
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Speaker 1: and claim since the CBP will not disclose the locations
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Speaker 1: for fear of grave consequences, it is likely not a
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Speaker 1: program that should continue. Lawyers also did not disclose the
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Speaker 1: locations of foreign airport departures, making it unclear where these
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Speaker 1: immigrants are coming from as well, but those eligible for
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Speaker 1: the one app applications, we do know our citizens from ready, Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, Nicaragua,
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Speaker 1: El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, and Ecuador. So to be clear,
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Speaker 1: your tax dollars flew in Okay, your tax dollars flew
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Speaker 1: in three hundred and twenty plus thousand illegal immigrants that
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Speaker 1: landed in the middle of the night and undisclosed locations
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Speaker 1: around the country, and they were released into the interior
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Speaker 1: like here they are, Come on in. Everything's great. That's
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Speaker 1: what they're telling you right now. That's what this is.
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Speaker 1: So it's it's it is actually that simple. Let's talk
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Speaker 1: real quick about where we are, and I want to
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Speaker 1: just give you comparison to where we were compared to
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Speaker 1: where we are right now. You look at right now,
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Speaker 1: and I'm going to just give you numbers about just
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Speaker 1: to understand how far we've dropped healthcare costs and two
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Speaker 1: thousand average was about five three hundred and seventy where
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Speaker 1: now that is skyrocketed because of Obamacare and subsidies to
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Speaker 1: fourteen thousand, six hundred and eighty five dollars. Private sector
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Speaker 1: jobs in this country have dropped. The number of people
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Speaker 1: not in the labor force now is about one hundred million.
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Speaker 1: That was eighty two million in two thousand, So we've
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Speaker 1: added about twenty million more people that are not working
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Speaker 1: that we're paying for their lives through government aid. Full
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Speaker 1: time workers in this country we have about one hundred
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Speaker 1: and thirty three million part time workers twenty seven million.
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Speaker 1: That is a scary low number, meaning the government is
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Speaker 1: subsidizing people to not work again levels we've never seen before.
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Speaker 1: College tuition is another great example of inflation. College tuition
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Speaker 1: if you graduated in two thousand, was about ten grand,
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Speaker 1: ten thousand, six hundred dollars. Since two thousand, that number
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Speaker 1: has skyrocketed. For college tuitions now at twenty six thousand,
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Speaker 1: five hundred and twenty seven dollars. But let's go and
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Speaker 1: look at other issues that really matter. Medium new home
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Speaker 1: prices back in two thousand was one hundred and sixty
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Speaker 1: two thousand. Where are we now due to inflation, four
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Speaker 1: hundred and eighteen thousand, nine hundred and fifty four dollars skyrocketed.
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Speaker 1: Average new car now is fifty thousand dollars. Average new
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Speaker 1: car fifty thousand, two hundred and seventy nine bucks average
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Speaker 1: new car in two thousand, less than half that at
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Speaker 1: twenty two thousand dollars. What's even more shocking is this
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Speaker 1: The number of bankruptcies right now is three hundred and
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Speaker 1: eighty eight thousand. For the year U asked foreclosures one
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Speaker 1: hundred and eleven thousand that number is jumping significantly. The
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Speaker 1: number of people in America living in poverty, though, is
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Speaker 1: the number that really should shock you, and that is
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Speaker 1: forty three million. There are forty three million Americans right
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Speaker 1: now living in poverty, the number of people living without insurance.
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Speaker 1: And if you remember when Obamacare was passed, they said
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Speaker 1: everybody will have insurance, remember that was the promise. Well,
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Speaker 1: there are twenty seven million America now living without insurance.
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Speaker 1: So if you think Obamacare fixed the problem, it did not.
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Speaker 1: The US number of people that are homeless in this
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Speaker 1: country right now is the highest ever been in my lifetime.
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Speaker 1: Six hundred and twelve thousand Americans are living home, are
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Speaker 1: homeless right now, living under bridges, living in a car.
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Speaker 1: They are homeless, have no home to call home. And
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Speaker 1: then the highest number of people are dying now from
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Speaker 1: drug overdoses at any time in my lifetime already so
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Speaker 1: far one hundred and twenty one thousand. Number one killer
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Speaker 1: of Americans is fetnyl. The number one killer of a fetanyl.
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Speaker 1: The number one reason fetnyl is coming into this country
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Speaker 1: at record rates that are killing more Americans than ever
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Speaker 1: before is because the open southern border. That's pretty shocking.
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Speaker 1: Food stamp recipients right now in this country is at
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Speaker 1: a staggering number that we can't even get our head around.
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Speaker 1: There are forty million Americans. Forty million, seven hundred and
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Speaker 1: forty two thousand Americans are on food stamps. You won't
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Speaker 1: know how many millionaires we have in this country right now.
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Speaker 1: Just twenty three million. Twenty three million is how many
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Speaker 1: people are on food stamps. Or excuse me, forty million
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Speaker 1: is having you are own foodstamps. Twenty three million millionaires.
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Speaker 1: That is not a good sign. If you have more
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Speaker 1: people on food stamps, then you have people succeeding in
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Speaker 1: this country. And understand, a millionaire is someone that has
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Speaker 1: a total net worth of one million dollars that should
21:30
Speaker 1: include home. So becoming a quote millionaire on paper is
21:33
Speaker 1: a lot easier than having a million dollars in your
21:35
Speaker 1: bank account or investments. Just so you understand that the
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Speaker 1: bottom fifty percent of Americans when it comes to wealth
21:43
Speaker 1: now is also a staggering low number. I mean, if
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Speaker 1: we're really talking about the stay of the union, then
21:47
Speaker 1: let's talk about it. The bottom fifty percent in this
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Speaker 1: country total wealth is thirty six thousand dollars that's it.
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Speaker 1: Fifty percent of Americans have thirty six dollars dollars in
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Speaker 1: total network that would include their cars, their property, right, homes,
22:05
Speaker 1: everything all in. Medium income now has not been keeping
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Speaker 1: up with prices. You notice I mentioned to you a
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Speaker 1: moment ago how much tuition costs, and how much healthcare costs,
22:15
Speaker 1: and how much how much new homes costs, and how
22:18
Speaker 1: much the average car costs. Right, Medium income in two
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Speaker 1: thousand was thirty one thousand, six hundred and eighty eight dollars.
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Speaker 1: Medium income now is just thirty nine thousand. Now. Compare
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Speaker 1: that all right, So, medium income in two thousand was
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Speaker 1: thirty one grand, and a new house cost you one
22:37
Speaker 1: sixty two, and an average new car cost you twenty two.
22:40
Speaker 1: Compare that now to medium income of thirty nine thousand,
22:43
Speaker 1: So it's eight thousand dollars more. So, people, the medium
22:47
Speaker 1: income is only eight grand now more than it was
22:49
Speaker 1: in two thousand. But look at the prices of homes.
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Speaker 1: In two thousand, the medium home price was one hundred
22:55
Speaker 1: and sixty two thousand. Now it's four hundred and eighteen,
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Speaker 1: and you only have eight thousand dollars to make up
23:01
Speaker 1: that difference per year doesn't make any sense. Right The
23:04
Speaker 1: average new car in two thousand was twenty two grand.
23:06
Speaker 1: Now it's fifty thousand. To compensate for that, more than
23:10
Speaker 1: doubling of the home price and more than double of
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Speaker 1: the car price, you get eight grand. Think about that.
23:16
Speaker 1: That's how bad it is right now. You look at
23:19
Speaker 1: these numbers, okay, and you look at what I'm telling
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Speaker 1: you right now, and you see where we are. I
23:26
Speaker 1: don't understand how anyone can think that we're in a
23:30
Speaker 1: good place right now if you and these are just
23:33
Speaker 1: the numbers that you can't argue with. These are coming
23:36
Speaker 1: from our government. Our US national debts thirty four point
23:39
Speaker 1: four trillion. Our debt per taxpayers is the highest that's
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Speaker 1: been our entire life, two hundred and sixty six thousand
23:45
Speaker 1: per tax payer. Our GDP, our federal debt to GDP
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Speaker 1: ratio is one hundred and twenty three percent upside down.
23:52
Speaker 1: That's not good. Our interest on debt right now is
23:56
Speaker 1: seven one hundred and sixty four billion just this year.
24:02
Speaker 1: In fact, our largest budget items in our budget this
24:05
Speaker 1: year in our government is Medicare Medicaid at one point
24:08
Speaker 1: seven trillion. Then social Security is one point four trillion.
24:13
Speaker 1: Then defense and war spending is almost a trillion, eight
24:16
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty eight hundred and sixty five billion. And
24:20
Speaker 1: then our debt, our fourth logic bud, our fourth largest
24:25
Speaker 1: budget item in this country right now that your tax
24:28
Speaker 1: dollars are going to is just to pay off debt.
24:30
Speaker 1: It's seven hundred and sixty four billion this year alone,
24:35
Speaker 1: you will pay almost a trillion dollars in interest on
24:37
Speaker 1: our debt. Imagine, if we just live within our means,
24:42
Speaker 1: you get rid of a trillion dollars in debt spending, Folks,
24:45
Speaker 1: a trillion dollars in debt spending. When I look at
24:50
Speaker 1: our national debt and I look at where we are
24:52
Speaker 1: and look, I mean, I look at all this like,
24:54
Speaker 1: I look at it, and I sit there and I
24:56
Speaker 1: analyze it, and I'm like, this is not hard, Folks
24:59
Speaker 1: like this, This is pretty easy. The math is not
25:03
Speaker 1: crazy here. The math is really simple. We're spending money
25:07
Speaker 1: we don't have at record rates. Claire mccasko on MSNBC
25:12
Speaker 1: a moment ago, going all in against Donald Trump. This
25:15
Speaker 1: is what you should expect through November. They've got their
25:19
Speaker 1: sights on him, and they're going to try to bring
25:20
Speaker 1: him down yet again. Here's MSNBC talking about the victory
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Speaker 1: of Donald Trump last night.
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Speaker 8: I thank Claire.
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Speaker 2: But the truth is he has no rationale for his
25:29
Speaker 2: campaign unless there's a story that America sucks, which it
25:33
Speaker 2: does not, for the record, And if it doesn't, and
25:36
Speaker 2: he's not coming in to rescue us from something, then
25:38
Speaker 2: there's no reason to vote for him.
25:40
Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, let's go back and think about what his rationale
25:43
Speaker 3: was in the first place. Has he ever had a rationale?
25:46
Speaker 3: His only rationale is he thought it would help his brand.
25:49
Speaker 3: He's a marketer. He's a liar and a marketer. Republicans
25:54
Speaker 3: who went to the White House when he was president
25:56
Speaker 3: would come back and I would go over and talk
25:59
Speaker 3: to him and go, well, how was it, and they're
26:00
Speaker 3: just like, he has no idea what was going on.
26:03
Speaker 3: Republican senators, Yeah, Republican senators would go to the White
26:06
Speaker 3: House and they'd come back like they do a meeting
26:08
Speaker 3: on healthcare, you know, and they come back and they well,
26:11
Speaker 3: he has no idea what the law does, He has
26:13
Speaker 3: no idea what it is. So this is not somebody
26:16
Speaker 3: who cares about anything other than himself. And the sad
26:21
Speaker 3: thing is that grievance. He figured out marketing grievance was
26:26
Speaker 3: the most powerful thing he could market in America. Because
26:28
Speaker 3: there are a lot of Americans, and we need to
26:31
Speaker 3: realize this who believe they've worked hard and played by
26:34
Speaker 3: the rules and somehow it hasn't worked out for them.
26:37
Speaker 3: They can't afford to retire, they can't afford to send
26:39
Speaker 3: their kids to college, and they were looking for someone
26:41
Speaker 3: who was going to tell them, you know, you've been
26:43
Speaker 3: screwed over.
26:44
Speaker 5: And by the.
26:45
Speaker 3: Way, you know, irony is that this is a guy
26:48
Speaker 3: with gold gilt toilets, but that as in May, that's
26:53
Speaker 3: what's going on. Here's certainly what happened in my state.
26:55
Speaker 3: But I'm going to tell you last night I think
26:57
Speaker 3: was not a good night for Donald Trump. I know
27:01
Speaker 3: we spent a lot of time talking about how he won,
27:02
Speaker 3: but you know how many states that Donald Trump won
27:06
Speaker 3: by more than a seventy point margin. Two? You know
27:10
Speaker 3: how many states Joe Biden won by more than a
27:13
Speaker 3: seventy point margin, every single one but two. Right, So
27:18
Speaker 3: the party is united on the Democratic side and they
27:21
Speaker 3: got they got a big war going on in their party.
27:23
Speaker 3: I mean, I guarantee you Trump's going to win that war,
27:26
Speaker 3: but they still have a war.
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Speaker 1: And there it is. That's the talking points. Donald Trump
27:32
Speaker 1: is an evil person who hates America, who doesn't want
27:36
Speaker 1: to make it great. He didn't really even want to
27:37
Speaker 1: be president. He just was marketing himself. And that's what
27:40
Speaker 1: you need to know. And he's the worst person in
27:42
Speaker 1: the world. So get on board because he's the worst
27:45
Speaker 1: person in the world. And that's what you need to
27:47
Speaker 1: know about him. He's the worst person in the world.
27:49
Speaker 1: That's who he is. Understand it. He is the worst
27:54
Speaker 1: person in the world. And if you vote for him,
27:59
Speaker 1: you're an idiot. And if you live in West Virginia,
28:02
Speaker 1: you're an idiot. And if you think that Donald Trump's
28:06
Speaker 1: a good person, you're an idiot. And if you voted
28:08
Speaker 1: for him last night, you're an idiot. And Donald Trump
28:12
Speaker 1: is destroying this country. You just don't realize it, even
28:14
Speaker 1: though when he was president things were incredibly good. But
28:18
Speaker 1: somehow you're still an idiot for that as well. This
28:21
Speaker 1: is what you should expect from these corrupt individuals. This
28:27
Speaker 1: is what you should expect. And they're gonna keep doing
28:30
Speaker 1: this forever. They will never stop. They're gonna keep trying
28:34
Speaker 1: to lock him up. They're gonna keep trying to come
28:37
Speaker 1: after him with lies like Russian collusion. They will never stop. Okay,
28:43
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