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Today's news includes the situation in Iran, and I have

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questions about that, a question that I would like to

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pose to.

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Speaker 4: Many of you.

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Speaker 7: Also, the big beautiful Bill is running into what may

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be trouble or what may be posturing in the United

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States Senate. You have that the Supreme Court ladies and

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gentlemen of the United States has weighed in very important case.

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Speaker 4: Obama is back.

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Speaker 7: I don't even know whether we're going to get to Obama, frankly,

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because his remarks is sort of what you might expect

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from Obama. What do they really mean? Why is he

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saying it? Why is he back? Who knows? Let's start

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with the Supreme Court very briefly. The conservative majority of

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the United States Supreme Court today upheld a state ban

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on prohibiting some medical treatments or one might not think

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them of them mistreatments procedures for transgender youth, shielding similar

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laws in about twenty other states. It was a six

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to three decision. Chief Justice John Roberts acknowledged the fierce

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scientific and policy debates about the safety, efficacy, and propriety

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of medical treatments in an evolving field. He acknowledged basically

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the ideological warfare that has been going on with the

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Democrats insistence that minor children be subject to be subjective

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to mutilations. Sonya Sotomayorda was so upset about the decision

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she closed her dissent what she read aloud from the bench, saying,

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in sadness, she dissents. In this case, the treatments this

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comes from a Tennessee law prohibits doctors who was supposed

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to heal people from prescribing puberty blockers, from offering hormone

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therapies that were never meant to do this by the way,

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or performing surgeries performing the mutilations to treat the psychological

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distresses caused by what we know as gender dysphoria. The

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case involved a doctor and three families who sued to

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challenge the Tennessee law that prohibited these things. They said

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it was discriminatory, and today the Supreme Court ruled, no,

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this is the way it is. A government judge. A

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federal judge yesterday blocked the State Department of the United

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States of America from extending a Donald Trump executive order

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that will prohibit playing this game of gender on United

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States passports.

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Speaker 4: Judge Julia Kobeck.

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Speaker 7: Extended the order preventing the enforcement of a policy that

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would require all identification documents to indicate the sex that

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a person was born with on the passport. The lawsuit

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against this policy presented was raised by people like the

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and a private law firm Covington and Burling l l P.

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moved this direction because they were motivated by impermissible animis,

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which to me is just ridiculous. From the beginning of

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time as we knew it, when people started defining themselves

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man and woman. This was, of course, how the entire

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societal structures.

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Speaker 4: Were built for millennia.

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Speaker 7: All of a sudden you had the real animus, which

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is the ann against biological science, the animus against of course,

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a religious point of view, and believe me, on the

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left they are hostile to it. The God actually created man,

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God actually created woman in his own image, and so

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let's just pretend that men can be girls, that girls

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can be men, and go from there. Joe Biden, in

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siding with the ideological left, allowed the United States past

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ports to become fodder in this this game of gender.

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And of course that's not viewed upon by this judge

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or any of these other leftist judges as being a

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move of animists. It certainly is and was a move

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of animus. They had animus toward societal norms that have

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been the tradition of mankind. Since there was a mankind,

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they view it with animus, and so they thumb their

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nose at it, and it was okay for that administration

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to act with animis to say no and regardless of

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what you think, we're going to force and impose this

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view on you. But when President Trump and his administration says,

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you know what, no, we're going to follow biological science,

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You can play these gender games with yourselves if you like,

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but when it comes to official government documents, no you can't.

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And that is viewed by this liberal judge as having animus.

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Impermissible animis what is the impermissible animist too? It's too

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liberal ideology which they think should be binding on every

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because they believe it, it has become their religion. So

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those are two cases that we see in the gender

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wars today, wars that are unnecessary, which brings me to

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Iran in a curious way. I have a question for

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those of you. It's a rhetorical question, of course, but

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I want to know, have we been fooled for decades

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about Iran? Have we been fooled? Have we been fed

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fake news for decades about Iran's military strength. As long

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as I can remember, we were treated in.

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Speaker 4: The news media's.

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Speaker 7: Not just American news media, but worldwide with the impression

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that Iran's military capabilities were such that if if a

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war ever erupted with Iran, there would be terrible consequences

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that in fact it might Iran's response to any thing

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a war would be so horrific on its neighbors on

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the world that we could spiral quickly into a world

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war because Iran's military was absolutely top notch. Many of

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us are old enough to remember the same thing, the

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same impressions about the about Iraq's military back before Gulf

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War One. Carlos, you don't remember Gulf War one, you were,

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you were probably a twinkle in your mommy's eyes. But

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before Golf War, Gulf War one, where the world was

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told that the Iraqs military was so lethal that any

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attempts to topple the government of Saddam Hussein, any attempt

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to take on Iraq's military would result in absolute disaster.

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And then when they provoked the United States, under the

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auspices of then General Colin Powell Bush forty one, we

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went in there and within six or seven days Iraq's

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military was totally decimated, to the point that the United

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States did something I think was a mistake, and we

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let them go. They were what was left of their

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military forces were running in the desert. We could have

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taken out the entire Iraqi military then and there and

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caused Saddam Hussein to be taken out of power, but

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we were oh, no, no, no, that's too much. We

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won let them let them go, let them go, let

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them go. There we proved our point and we did

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not take them out. They came back, and hence we

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had to have Gulf War II with after the nine

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eleven attacks terrorist attacks. We're very concerned about weapons of

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mass destruction. They say it's a whole story. They say

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Bush lied about them, even though Iran may have hidden

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all of that material in Syria and so many anyway,

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we let them go. They came back. So my question is,

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have we been fed the same lies about Iran what

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Israel has done in a manner of yes, yes.

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Speaker 1: Sir, yeah, I don't know nothing about all this, but

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it's the way you say it. It sounds like a

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visuous cycle, you know, like a oh, yes, they're going

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to stop and they'n out of nowhere. Boom, they're back

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and they have like something new or something they weren't

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telling people about, you.

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Speaker 4: Know, mm hmmm, Well that's what happened with Iraq. Now

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here's the thing with Iran.

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Speaker 7: Iran has been resusted yesterday, at war with the United

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States of Cold War for forty years. And this whole

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forty years, we've been hearing about how formidable the military

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of Iran is. Right now, Iran is in a total blackout.

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The Israeli military has killed their top military commanders. Think

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about this. Think about if we declared war on a nation,

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or if a nation struck us, and the first night

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of the war they wipe out our senior military leadership.

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Speaker 4: It's almost unheard of. It's almost unheard of.

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Speaker 7: Israel head. So my question is, and I'd be interested

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to know what some of you think about it. You

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can email me, catch me up on Twitter, we can,

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we'll take phone calls on the Saturday Show. But have

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we been overrating around all these years?

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Speaker 4: Now?

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Speaker 7: President Trump asked Iran, Hey, you guys need to con

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you need to unconditionally surrender. They're griping, I don't know,

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blah blah blah, blah blah. Where if you dare touch us,

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we're gonna We're gonna attack the United States. By the way,

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the president's doom day plane was moved from Louisiana up

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to Maryland. You know what, the doomsday plane is special

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air force plane that can withstand a nuclear blast.

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Speaker 1: There be something that we're talking about.

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Speaker 7: It's a big plane, it's a yeah, it's a bee.

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It's a badass plane. That's to be American badass plane.

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And so there's a lot of speculation about that. Maybe whatever.

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including what may be their presidential jet. People are wondering

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whether they're whether the leadership is fleeing.

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Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know.

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Speaker 7: I don't think anyone knows for certain what's going on there.

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But I know one thing. All of a sudden, Iran

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is not looking like the big tough guy that everybody

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I am not a military expert. I'm not pretending to

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be a military expert. I am just an observer, and

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from what I observe, the big bad wolf Iran so

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far isn't showing up to the party with a big,

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bad wolf appetite. Now that can change. But I just

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wonder if we were sold. Was the world sold a

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bill of goods about Iran? James Golden snur.

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Speaker 7: Indeed, Happy Birthday Paul McCartney. We would celebrate Paul McCartney

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music today, among other thing. All right, very quickly, Kathy

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Speaker 8: This courthouse taken away from their families. They don't have

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the attention, they don't have the lawyers. And that's why

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the state of New York is providing fifty million dollars

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to cover legal services for people are finding themselves in

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this situation.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, American kids in New York can't read, can't write,

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schools are not funded. Women fifty million for illegal immigrants.

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Thanks Kathy. We'll have more on that, but keep it

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right here. We're gonna take calls eight hundred eight four

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Speaker 4: So whatever you do, do not go away.

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Speaker 8: Walking out of this courthouse taken away from their families.

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They don't have the attention, they don't have the lawyers.

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And that's why the State of New York is providing

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fifty million dollars to cover legal services for people who

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Speaker 9: Young black kids growing up in the Bronx who don't

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even know what the word a computer is. They don't know,

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they don't know these things, and I want the world

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open up to all of them, because when you have

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their diverse voices innovating solutions through technology, then you're really

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dressing society's broader challenges.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, the Magnificent Kathy Hockel can't wait to we'n out

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and spend your tax dollars, those of you who live

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in New York, fifty million of your tax dollars on

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people who are not even in the country legally, and

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then brag about it. James Goldin's thirdly Princess Diana, of course,

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throughout on text the show, and I just want to

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read you some of the analysis. Princess Diana says that

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Iran was formidable until Israel took them out on a

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night one. Now they are cartoons. The problem was that

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the Iranians aren't in the military, was frozen in the

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nineteen eighties military development due to lack of freedom. Israel

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popped them like a Sioux. Fle says, you cannot underestimate

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the skill of Israel and ruining them their plan plus

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US support, Iran was outsmarted, out played, out gunned. They

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were destroyed by Israel and US superiority militarily. And she

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wants to say that around put most of their eggs

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in deploying terror in the deploying terror elsewhere basket, and

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apparently they didn't expect a direct assault on their home territory.

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I asked her if she thinks regime change is now inevitable.

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will determine that likely but not certain. And the last

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time Iran was under attack was during the Iran Iraq

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they stopped developing militarily. They were under Obama's protection after all. Yes, now,

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But I have a few other things that I want

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to do while is rarely's doing brilliant things militarily figuring

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out how they can get to the highest echelunge of

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their enemy's government. The attacks that they did, the pager attacks,

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still some of the most brilliant war strategy ever dealing

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with terrorism. And you see Israel. What are we doing

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in the United States military? Well, our Secretary of Defense

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was on Capitol Hill for a hearing today, and let's

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number eleven, Senator Jackie Rosen with Defense Secretary Hegseeth.

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Speaker 3: I love the military, I served alongside my whole life.

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So I'm worried about you tainting it.

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Speaker 10: Have you given the order? Have you given the order

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that they can use lethal force against Onnor? I want

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the answer to be no. Please tell me.

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Speaker 5: It's no.

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Speaker 10: Have you given the.

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Speaker 2: Order, Senator, I'd be careful what you read in books

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and believing it except for the Bible. Oh my god.

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Speaker 7: That was Actually that wasn't Jackie Rosen, that was Slotkin.

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Speaker 11: Influenced personnel decisions in your department.

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Speaker 4: Yes or no, I believe your time is up, Senator.

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Speaker 11: Oh, it is not up to you to tell me

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when my time is up. Well the time and I

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am going to say, mister secretary, you're either feckless or complicit.

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You're not in control of your department. You're just unseious.

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It is shocking you're not combating anti semitism within your ranks.

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It's a digit dangerous and pivotal time in our nation's history.

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Thank you, mister Chairman. I yield back, and I don't

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appreciate the smirk.

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Speaker 3: Sir.

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Speaker 11: You are the Secretary of Defense.

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Speaker 4: The time of the General.

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Speaker 7: Your time was up, lady. That was Jackie Rosan. Fourteen.

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Senator Herono from her oh Man.

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Speaker 12: From Hawaii, And I'm going to ask you once again

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to shoe peaceful protesters in the legs. Would you carry

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out such an order from the President, Senator.

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Speaker 4: As I've said before, of course.

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Speaker 6: I reject the premise of your question and the characterization

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that I would be given or are given several orders.

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Speaker 4: It's all meant to attempt to smear the commandit chief.

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Speaker 12: Considering that the president and his first term actually ordered

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such a thing. It is not a premise that you

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can reject. He can order it. Do the same thing.

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So you're again, oh, I think you would just follow

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what the President wants you to do.

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Speaker 4: Let's face it, okay. President.

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Speaker 7: By the way, as today about around the situation in

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Iran outside of the White House, the background noise that

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you will hear they put up the most incredibly huge

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American flag in front of the White House. Donald Trump

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paid for all us out of his own pocket's beautifulnesses

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is cut one. You'll hear background noises that this was

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still going on going up. But the President took questions

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from reporters. Here's one from CNN, and this is how

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it went.

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Speaker 4: The US response to who you went.

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Speaker 13: Look fake?

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Speaker 12: Unfortunately nobody watches Is anybody watching CNN?

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Speaker 3: Now there's I haven't seen it in a long time.

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Speaker 10: So some of your supporters are wary of the US

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getting involved in another or at all any legs.

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Speaker 3: Do you ever ask a positive question here?

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Speaker 4: My supporters are more in love with me today.

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Speaker 1: And I'm in love with them more than they were

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even at election time where we had a total.

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Speaker 4: Landslide.

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Speaker 14: We had, you know, we won all seven swing Stats

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and CNN report that we.

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Speaker 7: Won all seven out of seven, which everyone said would

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will be almost impossible.

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Speaker 4: We won by millions of votes. We won two.

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Speaker 13: Thousand, seven hundred and fifty districts versus five hundred and

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Speaker 4: Think of that, two thousand and seven hundred and fifty.

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Speaker 4: I think what she might be alluding to.

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Speaker 7: And CNN yeah, yeah, okay, but CNN does have as

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good points. Uh if depending on how you view the

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polling news, there's one that's a danger signal. Well, I'll

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get into that in a minute. CNN actually polled on

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this around. By the way, this question that the C

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and reporter asked, you can see headlines.

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Speaker 4: There's such dissension, dessension in the base. There's base.

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Speaker 7: If he goes to run, if we do anything in around,

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it's over the base. The base and who they are

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citing are either very well known media commentators and politicians,

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but commentators and politicians are not the base. Let's check

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in with seeing the names Harry Eton, who did they

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have polling on this business with Iraq cut nine? And

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this is what the polling reveals.

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Speaker 15: And overall, I feel like there's more support for Donald

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Trump's positions than is comically acknowledged opposer Iran getting a

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nuclear weapon. I mean, look at this, seventy nine percent

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of adults agree on that they agree with Donald Trump

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and Ron cannot get a nuclear weapon, eighty three percent

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of Republicans, seventy nine percent of Independence, seventy nine percent

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of Democrats. When you get seventy nine percent of Democrats

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and eighty three percent of Republicans agreeing on anything, you

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know that that position is the very clear majority in

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this country. And so the American public is with Donald Trump.

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They definitely opposed in Ran getting nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 5: So this is a nuance here. But you know, Trump

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and Natanyajoe both arguing that Ron is close to being

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capable of making a nuclear weapon. If that is the case,

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what is the feeling of Americans as to whether the

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United States should get involved in this conflict, right, if.

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Speaker 15: You buy Donald Trump's theory of the case. And I

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think that's important to note. This is polling from April

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for Rans trying to make a nuclear weas and look

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at this overall, you get the slight plurality, I mean

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it's within the margin amber, but the slight plurality of

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Americans actually favor US air strikes compared to forty seven

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percent of posing it. Now here's the other Nuggetill note, right,

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there's been a lot of talk online and on social

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media and in podcasts of a divide within the Republican ranks.

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But here on this question if Iran's trying to make

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a nuclear up and look at that, sixty nine percent

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of Republicans, the clear vast majority of Republicans favor US

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air strikes on Oran on their nuclear facilities. But there

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is this substantial minority twenty seven percent, who oppose such

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an idea. So it's not surprising you're hearing those other

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voices Besides Donald Trump out there, there are plenty of

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them in the Republican.

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Speaker 4: Ranks who oppose striking the US striking.

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Speaker 15: Iran if they're trying to make a nuclear weapon. But

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the clear majority, The clear majority of Republicans are with

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Donald Trump. If in fact Iran is trying to make

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nuclear weapons, they do in fact potentially favor US air strikes.

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Speaker 7: All right, now, so we take the good news. Now,

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I don't play something else this, my friends will get mean.

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We can't do the whole thing. We'll just cut twenty six.

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Can only do a few moments of it, but you'll

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get the drift just right into it.

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Speaker 5: Please, where is support for this megabill?

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Speaker 14: You know, I'm really really surprised when I look at

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polling data.

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Speaker 15: I look at it every day, but the amount of

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disapproval for this bill, Holy cow, my goodness, gracious. And

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you know you mentioned the KFF Paul. We're talking about

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twenty nine points underwater on the net favorable rating. But

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that matches to Quinnipiac University Poul from last week when

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it was twenty six points underwater.

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Speaker 14: Oh my god, you need Greg lugain Is to get

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that far underwater. And I mean, we're talking about a

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negative forty one net favorability rating among independents in the

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center of the electorate. You rarely ever see pieces of

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legislation or proposed pieces of legislation as I'm popular as this,

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but here you see it in two poles, twenty six

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points underwater and twenty nine points underwater.

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Speaker 7: No good, All right, big beautiful Bell needs some work, guys,

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to explain what's going on now? The Sin and the

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House are at odds. I don't have enough time to

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deal with that today. We'll get into it. The Senate

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has cut back the assault cap that the New York

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Liberal Republicans want in the Senate, in an astounding move,

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has said the Medicaid cuts have to be deeper than

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even the House wanted, and even it is, this thing

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is turning into it. A lot of this could be

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posturing to end up with a solution that passes both.

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But we'll get into that. I want to take a

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break because I want to get this on telephone calls.

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We've had people holding so James Goldin's snurly Fastest Hour

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in American Media underway. Both Snuri's Rush Hour eight four, eight,

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nine two two, We're Coming Back, Don't Go Away.

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Speaker 2: The Rush Hour with James Goldish on the Red Apple

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Speaker 10: Unpopular opinion. But I don't think that the fetus that

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I aboorded was meant to go on and cure cancer.

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But maybe all of the infertile women who are spending

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tens of thousands of dollars in all these medical resources

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to try to have kids that they clearly aren't meant

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to have, maybe they're the ones that are supposed to

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be trying to cure cancer or do something meaningful with

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their lives other than just pro create, which like copproaches do.

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It's not really special.

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Speaker 7: The American left that went by fast. Will we visit

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that one on Saturday? Keep that one, Carlos, please thank you.

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Speaker 2: James Golden Bose nerdly presents rapid phones.

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Speaker 7: Well, we're gonna add to the telephones today. Donna in

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Jamaica Queens has been holding on Donna, how are you hi?

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Speaker 3: James? I love your show. I listened all the time,

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and I think, and this is my personal opinion that

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I ran is I think that they're I think that

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that that they're just they're fooling everybody. The years, everybody

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thought that they were a great power, and all of

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a sudden we bomb them or something, and there's a

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blackout there that tells you something, that tells you that

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they don't have the power that they think they have.

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This is my personal opinion for what it's worth. And

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unfortunately the only way we know is if we would

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go in and bomb them, which I don't know if

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that's the why the things do but I think they're

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I think they're fooling. I really do.

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Speaker 7: Well, let me ask you a question. You just raised

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an interesting point. Let me ask you about this. If

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we did bomb them, as you said, if we got

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engaged and with with Israel, if we did a joint

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campaign to take out the remember the remaining underground nuclear

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facilities that are in ran, would you object to it

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or do you think it would be the right thing

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Speaker 3: Now? Would be the right thing to do, because I'm

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tired of their telling us how powerful they are, and

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I don't think they are. I think that they're just

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their plenty of game with us, and they know it,

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and they've been doing it for forty years, and it's

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time to stop it.

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Speaker 4: It it's time to stop it. Donald.

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Speaker 7: Thank you for your kind words. It's so good to

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hear from you. Appreciate it. Let's go to New Jersey.

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And check in with Linda. Linda, how are you, hey, James.

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Speaker 13: I'm doing pretty good. I'd like to say the Iyotola

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has been saying death to Israel and death to Americans.

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He's been saying it for decades, and we have to

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take up their nukes, unfortunately, but it's got to be done.

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No boots on the ground though. And I would also

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like to say, Curdish Lee, we're for New York City

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mayor because he has no kills shelters for people and animals.

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Speaker 7: Oh, very nice, Linda, thank you for the call. Let's

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run up to Connecticut and check in with Annie. Annie's

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calling from Connecticut. How are you Annie?

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Speaker 4: Oh?

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Speaker 7: Annie dropped out there. Well, you know what we're gonna

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do with the remaining moments that we have left. There

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is one other thing that I would like you to

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hear if we have time. I'm just looking for it

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right now.

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Speaker 4: Do we have time?

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Speaker 7: We have just a little bit of time, yes, I know.

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I wanted to play the Whoopee Goldberg segment from the

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View Today where she's claiming claiming that black people in

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America have it just as bad as in Iran.

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Speaker 4: Let's just start it glow.

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Speaker 10: But Let's just remember too, the Iranians literally throw gay

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people off of buildings.

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Speaker 3: They don't assert the basic humans. Here's the thing.

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Speaker 8: Let's not let's not do that.

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Speaker 12: Let's not do that, because if we start.

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Speaker 3: With that, we have we have been known in this

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country to.

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Speaker 4: Tie gay folks to.

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Speaker 10: The car where hey, no, but word your rhyme.

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Speaker 12: There's another thing hanging black people.

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Speaker 2: So it is not even the same.

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Speaker 11: I couldn't step No, that's not what you mean to say.

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Speaker 4: It is the same.

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Speaker 15: No, it's not the year twenty twenty five the United

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States is nothing like if I stepped foot wearing this.

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Speaker 7: Young Let me just say this. The woman says that

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in Iran, and this, by the way, happens in other countries,

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they sol gay people of the buildity. That is a

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state sponsored, a state mandate. They don't permit homosexuality. The

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state doesn't. So she conflates that with some horrible incidents,

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that is that have happened here from wicked, horrible individuals.

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The state in the United sis States has never sanctioned

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that kind of or doesn't sanction that kind of action

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toward anyone because of their sexual preference. It's a horrible, horrible,

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thing she said there, and then she goes on to say, well,

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and they hang black people. Well, yes, folks, let's face facts.

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The Democrat Party, which she continues to advocate and promote,

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was the party of the lynchings. They were the party

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of racial hatred in America. Thankfully, the Democrats are now

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designed to running the digital plantation rather than the real plantations. Yes,

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they still oppress black people in America, but they don't

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lynch them in public anymore the way they used to.

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Speaker 4: So whoopee.

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Speaker 7: Stop trying to compare the United States of America with Iran. Please,

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I don't even know how the executives over there to

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these shows or watch the They probably don't watch them.

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I mean, would you if you we gotta go. May

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God bless protect each and every single one of you,

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your families, your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your

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being here with me, allowing me to be with you,

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God willing. We are back tomorrow for the Thursday edition

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of both Nerdly's Rush Hour, the fastest hour in American media.

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Until then, my friends, I bid you, I do.

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Speaker 4: Buye.

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wonder

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Speaker 4: What the heck is going on here

