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From the Floor to the Fourth, GOP Celebrates Legislative Win · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Story number one.
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Speaker 2: Congratulations America, you just got the biggest tax deduction of
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Speaker 2: your lifetime. After Congress sent Donald Trump the Big Beautiful
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Speaker 2: Bill to his desk after a dramatic all night House
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Speaker 2: vote if you missed it because it.
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Speaker 1: Was an all nighter.
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Speaker 2: This is what it sounded like when Speaker Johnson walked
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Speaker 2: up to the best job there is in Washington right now,
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Speaker 2: that job of him being in charge of passing the
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Speaker 2: big beautiful bill in the House. And here is what
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Speaker 2: he said and listened to the reaction in the room
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Speaker 2: on the four of the House.
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Speaker 1: Hey, so he had to impose a deadline.
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Speaker 5: It just happened to coincide with our two hundred and
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Speaker 5: forty ninth birthday to eighteen the Theser two fourteen. The
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Speaker 5: motion is adopted without objection. The motion to reconsider is
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Speaker 5: laid on the table.
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Speaker 2: There it is the House passing the big beautiful bill,
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Speaker 2: chanting ussay, ussay, ussay. Now, don't get too excited. Only
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Speaker 2: half the room was chanting at ussay. The other side
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Speaker 2: of the room was angry. That would be your socialist,
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Speaker 2: communists and Marxist masquerading as the Democratic Party. And it
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Speaker 2: didn't take long to hear exactly what the President's plans were.
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Speaker 2: After the Republicans delivered, the President said, I'm signing this sucker.
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Speaker 2: Friday afternoon at the White House five o'clock Eastern Yes,
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Speaker 2: and effort to delay Thursday's vote. The Majority leader, by
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Speaker 2: the way, didn't want there to be a fourth of
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Speaker 2: July celebration. Hakim Jeffries, that democrat from New York, spoke
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Speaker 2: for eight hours and forty four minutes, breaking a record
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Speaker 2: for the longest House floor speech. Jeffrey decried what he said,
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Speaker 2: we're terrible cuts to things like Medicaid and yes, we
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Speaker 2: did cut of legal immigrants from abusing the program. He
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Speaker 2: also said this was the worst legislation and it was
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Speaker 2: a quote crime scene from the floor of the House. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump went to Iowa to showcase next year's celebration
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Speaker 2: of the nation's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. So there's
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Speaker 2: two different Americas right now, the one where democrats hate
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Speaker 2: you getting more of your money, and there are others
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Speaker 2: on the other side that are celebrating the largest tax
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Speaker 2: break the American population in my lifetime.
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Speaker 1: Has ever seen.
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Speaker 2: The present making it clear that it is his job
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Speaker 2: to do whatever it takes to get our economy rolling again.
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Speaker 2: And when the Republicans had their press conference and the
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Speaker 2: Leader of the House, the Speaker, came to the podium.
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Speaker 1: Here's what he had to say.
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Speaker 5: This is the vote tally card. We're gonna frame this one,
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Speaker 5: okay to eighteen two fourteen. Listen, I'm not going to
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Speaker 5: give you a long speech. A lot has been said today,
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Speaker 5: and these people are exhausted. A couple of us quite
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Speaker 5: literally haven't slept in two days. So I'm a danger
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Speaker 5: to myself and others right now. I'm not gonna I'm
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Speaker 5: not gonna speak off the cup. I'll just say this.
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Speaker 5: I mean, many of you have asked me this question
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Speaker 5: in the hall of the last couple of days. But
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Speaker 5: when it looked like that we might actually deliver this thing,
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Speaker 5: particularly this morning, how did you know? I mean, what
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Speaker 5: what kept you going? Why did you did? Why did
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Speaker 5: you think this was possible? You guys made an audacious plan.
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Speaker 5: You brought the most comprehensive, complicated piece of legislation, probably
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Speaker 5: arguably in the top two or three in the history
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Speaker 5: of the Congress, with the smallest margin in US history,
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Speaker 5: which we had for big chunk of the first hundred days.
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Speaker 5: And you put this audacious timeline. You said you're going
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Speaker 5: to pass it out of the House by Memorial Day.
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Speaker 5: I mean, some of you openly laugh, did me when
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Speaker 5: I said that back in early February, and then we
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Speaker 5: said we would get it done by July fourth. We
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Speaker 5: beat Memorial Day by four days, and we got this
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Speaker 5: one done a day early. I just want to point out, Okay,
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Speaker 5: I schedule and under wage. So the question was, I mean, like,
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Speaker 5: why why did you do that? Why did you think
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Speaker 5: that was possible? Because it just it sums up somebod
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Speaker 5: up with one word. It's belief. Okay.
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Speaker 1: We had a vision for what we wanted to do
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Speaker 1: as a group.
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Speaker 5: We believed in the election cycle last fall that we
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Speaker 5: were going to be given this great blessing of unified government,
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Speaker 5: that we would have the White House and the Senate
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Speaker 5: and the House aligned and alignment unified government. And we
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Speaker 5: did not want to waste that opportunity because we understand
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Speaker 5: the history that that comes along with it, the opportunity
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Speaker 5: that we can do for the country, and we believe
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Speaker 5: that we would have that chance. And then I believe
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Speaker 5: in the people that are standing here behind me. I
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Speaker 5: believe in this group, every single one of them individually.
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Speaker 5: Some of them are more fun to deal with than others,
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Speaker 5: you know. I mean that with the greatest level of respect.
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Speaker 5: I love every single one of my colleagues, you know,
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Speaker 5: even the ones I gotta spend the more time with, right,
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Speaker 5: because everybody's here, their motive is right, their heart is right.
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Speaker 5: They're trying to do right for their constituents. They're trying
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Speaker 5: to serve the greatest nation in the history of the
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Speaker 5: world that we're going to celebrate tomorrow. We don't take
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Speaker 5: that lightly. I know their hearts, and I know what
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Speaker 5: their skill sets are, and I know what they bring
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Speaker 5: to the table, and I get up every day excited
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Speaker 5: because I know that each of them are going to
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Speaker 5: bring that to the table, and they're going to serve
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Speaker 5: their constituents. You could not have a greater group of
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Speaker 5: public servants. And the people stand in this room right here,
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Speaker 5: they will give their all for this country. And man,
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Speaker 5: that's what the Framers intended when they put this thing
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Speaker 5: together two hundred and forty nine years ago. This is
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Speaker 5: what it was about.
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Speaker 1: So I believe.
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Speaker 5: I believed in this vision. I believed in the group.
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Speaker 1: I believe in America. I believe we have the RAI stations.
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna say this very simply, and everybody here would
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Speaker 5: articulate it in their own way. We had a tough
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Speaker 5: four years Before this last election cycle, America was in
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Speaker 5: We're in deep trouble, and we knew that if we won,
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Speaker 5: and we believed we would, we knew that if we
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Speaker 5: got unified government, we'd have to quite literally fix every
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Speaker 5: area of public policy. Everything was an absolute disaster under
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Speaker 5: the Biden Harris radical woke, progressive Democrat regime. And we
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Speaker 5: took the best effort that we could in one big,
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Speaker 5: beautiful bill to fix as much of it as we could.
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Speaker 5: And I am so grateful to God that we got
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Speaker 5: that done as we did because of the dedication. Yeah, lastly,
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Speaker 5: it's no secret I do believe in God. I believe
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Speaker 5: in that motto that I've referenced in the fore speech
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Speaker 5: of a while ago. I believe that that is what
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Speaker 5: has made our nation the greatest in the history of
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Speaker 5: the world. And some people shake their heads and they
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Speaker 5: think that's old fashioned or something that is a fact.
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Speaker 5: When the Framers put this together, they stepped out in faith.
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Speaker 5: They did something that no nation had ever done before.
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Speaker 5: The great statesman philosopher G. K. Chesterson, a great Britain
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Speaker 5: set America is the only nation in the world it
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Speaker 5: was founded upon a creed, and he said it's list
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Speaker 5: with almost theological lucidity or clarity. In the nation's birth certificate,
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Speaker 5: the Declaration of Independence, we all these trees to be
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Speaker 5: self but evident that we recognize, we boldly proclaim the
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Speaker 5: self evident truth that our rights do not come from
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Speaker 5: the government. They come from God himself. He's the one
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Speaker 5: that gave us our rights. Let's go it, Abraham Lincoln
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Speaker 5: said in the Gettysburg Address, we are dedicated to this proposition,
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Speaker 5: to one nation under God, a government of the people,
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Speaker 5: by the people, for the people, shall not perish from
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Speaker 5: the earth. This is an experiment. It's only two hundred
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Speaker 5: and forty nine years. Oh that's not a long span
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Speaker 5: of time in human history. It's just a real blip
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Speaker 5: on the whole scale of human history. It is up
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Speaker 5: to us to save it. It's up to the duly
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Speaker 5: elected representatives of the people to come here and represent
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Speaker 5: and it's up to every single one of us, of
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Speaker 5: the people, by the people, for.
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Speaker 1: The people, all of us.
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Speaker 5: So you've got to be engaged, and we got to
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Speaker 5: pass this along in the next generation. Reagan reminded us
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Speaker 5: freedom's not inherited in the bloodstream.
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Speaker 1: It's got to be protected. It's got to be bought for.
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Speaker 5: It's got to be taught to the generation so that
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Speaker 5: they will have the same liberty, opportunity, and security that
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Speaker 5: we have all known and too often ticket for granted.
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Speaker 5: So I just want to say, we're going to get
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Speaker 5: to the main event here. We're about to sign this
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Speaker 5: bill and get it over to the White House.
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Speaker 2: Okay, Speaker Johnson, making it clear that the Republican Party,
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Speaker 2: as slim as the majority is in the House, is
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Speaker 2: working together to deliver on all of these important issues.
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Speaker 2: As for the President of United States of America, he
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Speaker 2: couldn't be happier to deliver to the American people on
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Speaker 2: the fourth of July a massive bill that protects families
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Speaker 2: and allows you to keep more of your money in
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Speaker 2: your own pocket. Now, story number two, it's amazing what
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Speaker 2: happens when you get a real president in the White House.
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Speaker 2: With President Donald Trump in office, the US economy is
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Speaker 2: continuing to revitalize and grow. It's no longer the fake
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Speaker 2: numbers that we know we're given out by Joe Biden,
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Speaker 2: where they just lied and made up hundreds of thousands
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Speaker 2: of jobs that never existed. Yeah, we found out that
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Speaker 2: they created nearly a million jobs it didn't exist, just
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Speaker 2: to try to get them re elected. Remember when they
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Speaker 2: were talking about the build back better days, Yeah, and
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Speaker 2: bid nomics. Well it was a disaster, but under Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: The June job report showed another massive win for the
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Speaker 2: American people. It's once again exceeding expectations big time. Now,
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Speaker 2: the best part of all with all of this news
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Speaker 2: is how the media is having to deal with it.
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Speaker 2: Fox News dealt with it the appropriate way by giving
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Speaker 2: you good news. In fact, they made it pretty short,
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Speaker 2: just twenty six seconds when the numbers came out about
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Speaker 2: job growth.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen, it's a.
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Speaker 7: Fox News alert. The June jobs report just released and
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Speaker 7: it shows the US added one hundred and forty seven
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Speaker 7: thousand jobs last month. That is stronger than expected. Revisions
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Speaker 7: to April and May reports also show sixteen thousand more
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Speaker 7: jobs created than previously reported, the unemployment rate unexpectedly falling
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Speaker 7: to four point one percent.
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Speaker 8: So a strong report.
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Speaker 7: Guys, that's good news heading into this holiday weekend.
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Speaker 2: Good news right heading into the weekend. Great way of
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Speaker 2: putting it. But what did they actually say at other
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Speaker 2: networks when they had to deal with the reality that
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Speaker 2: US job growth continued at a steady pace last month,
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Speaker 2: surprising many of the doom and gloom economists right that
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Speaker 2: it actually predicted rooting against America and the president a
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Speaker 2: slow down in hiring amid what they said was well
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump's insane trade war and his fiscal policy.
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Speaker 1: Well, here's how CNN had to report it to you.
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Speaker 1: Enjoy it. You expected some of this, but this is
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Speaker 1: better than expected, Yeah, Sarah, it is.
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Speaker 4: Look, this jobs market is like the energizer bunny. Every
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Speaker 4: single time we expected to run out of esteem, it
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Speaker 4: just keeps going and going. So these new numbers of
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Speaker 4: the US economy added one hundred and forty seven thousand
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Speaker 4: jobs in June. That was well ahead of the expectation
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Speaker 4: of a about one hundred and eighteen thousand, well ahead
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Speaker 4: of some whispers that we heard on Wall Street of
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Speaker 4: a sub one hundred thousand number. So this is indeed
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Speaker 4: beating expectations. We were also expecting a slowdown, we did
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Speaker 4: not get that. This is basically in line with May,
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Speaker 4: which was revised higher.
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Speaker 1: It's also good news.
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Speaker 4: The unemployment rate was expected to go up.
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Speaker 1: It didn't.
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Speaker 4: It went down to four point one percent. That is
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Speaker 4: a very healthy number. This is still relatively historically low.
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Speaker 4: And again it's below the four point three percent that
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Speaker 4: we had expected.
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Speaker 1: You just got to laugh.
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Speaker 2: Even CNN, in their own words, says there quote, we
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Speaker 2: were expecting a slow down.
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Speaker 1: We did not get that.
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Speaker 2: These numbers are what we got without passing the big
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Speaker 2: beautiful bill.
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Speaker 1: So what does that mean? You could expect the numbers
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Speaker 1: to get even better.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 2: CNN's John Bergman was paining to tell his audience the
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Speaker 2: predictions of the job losses right, which means people are
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Speaker 2: actually out of work. That's terrible for families, and due
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Speaker 2: to terror policy, Well, they were wrong. Here's how he
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Speaker 2: described it again.
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Speaker 3: Since you know, March and before, there were predictions that
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Speaker 3: the terroriffs, granted a lot of them have been pulled back,
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Speaker 3: most of them pulled back. But all that terrorff policy
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Speaker 3: was going to lead, perhaps to inflation, would lead to
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Speaker 3: job losses, predictions of doom.
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Speaker 1: That doom just hasn't happened yet. It hasn't happened.
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Speaker 8: And you know, John, I've been doing a lot of
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Speaker 8: reporting on this topic, and what I'm hearing is that
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Speaker 8: for the last few years, really since COVID, but even before,
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Speaker 8: companies have realized that their supply chains can be interrupted
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Speaker 8: for lots of reasons, for a virus, for a geopolitical event,
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Speaker 8: for a war, for a climate event. And so they've
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Speaker 8: been using technology to really streamline things. They've been getting
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Speaker 8: their systems in place, and there's just a lot more
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Speaker 8: efficiency in the system now. In some ways, I think
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Speaker 8: this is a triumph of business and how business has
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Speaker 8: been optimizing.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 8: That said, when we think about who's going to do
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Speaker 8: well in this period, it's going to be big businesses.
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Speaker 8: I am hearing that there's more pressure on small and
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Speaker 8: mid sized businesses that will be far less able to
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Speaker 8: cope with whatever tariff inflationary impact we do see. That
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Speaker 8: concerns me because small and mid sized businesses are what
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Speaker 8: fuels a lot of communities around the country. If you
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Speaker 8: see them going under because they can't take even a
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Speaker 8: little bit of tariff pressure that could.
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Speaker 5: Have a job's impact.
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Speaker 8: So again, optimistic right now, but it's you know, there
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Speaker 8: are some issues on the horizon.
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Speaker 1: Still, don't worry.
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Speaker 2: We still have your doom and gloom for you that
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Speaker 2: you know it could be just around the corner. Even
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Speaker 2: though we got this one completely wrong. You gotta wonder
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Speaker 2: how much they really hate America when this is the
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Speaker 2: type of commentary you get.
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Speaker 1: I mean this type of commentary. It's truly incredible.
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Speaker 2: You hear it, and they're really not happy that more
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Speaker 2: Americans are at work now than we've seen in a
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Speaker 2: long time.
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Speaker 1: Don't worry.
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Speaker 2: We've got President Donald Trump in the White House, Republicans
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Speaker 2: in charge in the Senate and the House, and that
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Speaker 2: should make everyone happy.
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