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Speaker 1: Turn we have today.

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Speaker 3: Scorers to cards, get the best value on every match,

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Speaker 2: You bet builders hanging boy a thread here? Relax, relax,

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Speaker 3: This World Cup, from goal scorers to cards, get the

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Speaker 4: If your bet builder.

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Speaker 5: Do ie attention, dittoheads, attention bo scouts nerdly, It's time

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for the soul of excellence he is a radio host

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here in New York. The Rush hour is on the air,

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Rush Rush Now, here's James Golden.

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Speaker 4: Welcome my friends to the Already it's Friday again, most

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nearly rush hour. Already it's Friday again. And as always,

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Friday does not stop some of the wackiness that is

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in the news, and there's plenty of it out there,

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including a new piece of legislation that's passed the House.

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It will probably go down flames in the Senate thanks

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to one or two Republicans that won't stay the course.

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It is the Safe Act, and Democrats are hysterical as usual.

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Women and Niki being if you're in many women you

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hammer any time. You ain't mean fine women, women and

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NA can be able to developed women and women I

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can't even behind. And we have actually we have some

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of this cut eleven. Here's just an example. This is

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this is everywhere on the on social media, and Hillary

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Rodham Clinton has added her voice to the fear mongering.

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She I'm not even gonna pull up the story. Hillary's

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whining the same thing that these liberal women on social

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media are whining, except in deffair. Just listen to this.

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Speaker 6: Well, the House passed to say that, which makes it

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so married women can't vote without a passport. Really, if

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you changed your last name, which almost all every women

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change their fucking last name, and now you won't be

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able to vote unless.

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Speaker 7: You have a passport.

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Speaker 8: Passports costs about one hundred and.

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Speaker 6: Sixty dollars, by the way, so unless you have one,

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you are not going to be able to vote if

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you've changed your name.

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Speaker 4: Garbage.

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Speaker 6: This is just another way or two to prevent trans

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people from voting, because most transports.

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Speaker 4: Are really so prevents people.

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Speaker 6: From voting like that, big documents.

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Speaker 8: So yeah, highly highly highly.

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Speaker 6: Recommend young women not take their husband's name legally.

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Speaker 9: Do not do it.

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Speaker 3: Don't do it.

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Speaker 8: There's no fucking reason too.

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Speaker 6: Anyways, it's an old archaic thing that traditionally we do,

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but it means it doesn't mean don't do it.

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Speaker 4: All right, Can I just ask somebody a question because

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it's been a long time, So say, when, yeah, Jones,

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you have a passport? Yes I do, Okay, Philip, I know,

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Philip you got a passport. Oh yeah, let me ask

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you guys a question. Teacher, when you applied for the passport,

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did you have to prove you're an American citizen. You

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remember if you had to show them any documents or

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anything to prove you are who you are. I don't.

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I don't think so. If I did, it's not in

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my memory where they emphasize we need to see your ID. Well,

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let me refresh your memory. You can't just apply for

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a passport without providing documentation about who you are. Your picture.

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have to come up with a birth certificate. You have

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to come up with something that says you are who

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you are. Right, you are correct?

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Speaker 1: You know I was thinking about I was thinking about

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the place that took the picture.

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Speaker 4: But you're right, the post office. You need all of that,

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all those documents. If you go through the post office,

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you gotta right. So this woman is saying, Gee, they're

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gonna ask you for documents to prove you're a citizen.

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Use your passport. If you have a passport, you all

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read d have the documents needed to prove that you

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are who you are. Anyway, what is the big deal?

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time again. This is it's just more of the same.

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I'm telling liberal women are going literally insane. Cut sixteen,

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Speaker 8: So I'm pretty scared everyone is saying that fat Nixon

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is going to declare martial law on four twenty? Why

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why is this happening now? But why is this now happening? Okay? Bye?

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Speaker 4: And if you were a little confused, I guess some

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of the liberals have taken the calling Donald Trump fat Nixon.

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And that's what you because I was like Nixon fat Nixon.

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Who oh, oh, it's liberals. They've lost their mind. Okay,

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my friends. Oh and here's more evidence about liberal women.

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Cut eight. It's a very familiar voice.

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Speaker 10: You know, a ninety day pause doesn't mean anything to

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anyone because people are, as you say, struggling with everything

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they're living with on a day to day basis. Now

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you know what we're fighting against. But I also believe

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that it's very important to remind people that now is

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the time for each and every one of us to

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suck it up and make sure that we know what

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we need to take care of. If you're in an

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area where the school district is losing, then you got

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to pay a little more taxes and you got to

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help the schools out. If you're finding that your libraries

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are falling apart, you have to give more.

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Speaker 4: Okay, just this woman. This pertains mostly to people in

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blue cities. By the way, this is not what So

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in a blue city, where your schools are falling apart

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despite the billions and billions of dollars that you already

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spend for your schools, then you just have to suck

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it up and give more. Why because they've already wasted

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the billions of dollars to create the failing schools. So

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give them more money so they could fail better. I mean,

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they're not failing enough. They've taken them billions of dollars

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that you sent them and they've created failing schools. So

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suck it up and send in a few billion more

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dollars so they can fail even better. Then they're failing

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right now. You don't have to change anything. Just send

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them more money. Suck it up and send them more money.

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That's the these people are actually or TV huh, that's

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you need a passpoint. Some married women are not. Can

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you be able to vote anymore? We're gonna have marchha

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wall martial law on the twentieth If if you. If

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you live in an area where your school suck, you

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have to suck it up and just give them more

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give them more money, because that will solve everything.

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Speaker 11: Okay, meanwhile, wow, oh, I mean, well, we have some

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I'm sorry, I just find this totally amusing.

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Speaker 4: There's a poll today that Democrats should be frightened of

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frightened like crazy because the poll shows and I will

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just I'm looking for it right now. I'm sorry. I

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was almost crying. These people are so funny. I'll find

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it during the break. But the poll shows basically that

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the Democrats and the Republicans are tied when it comes

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to who people believe will help people the most. This

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is the first time since nineteen ninety four Democrats that

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Republicans aren't on the losing end of that poll, and

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in many years they were really on the losing end

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of it. Right now, and it's, by the way, it's

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a low numbers, thirty three to thirty three, which pretty

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much means a third of the of the citizens or

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whoever the respondents are. I don't know whether they're citizens

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or not. A third of the people polled don't think

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that anybody can. I guess most shocking piece of poll data.

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Here it is CNN's Harry Inton rattles off a slew

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of good poles for Republicans. New polling found Democrats and

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Republicans are tied thirty three to thirty three percent on

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the question of who cares most for the needs of

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people for the first time in thirty years, according to

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a post tariff Quinnipiac poll. Now this is not good

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news to Democrats. Inton said to me, this is the

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most shocking pieces of poll data that I have truthfully

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seen this year, maybe in any prior year. Because I

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want you to know, take a look at cares more

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for the needs of people like you. You mentioned We've

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got a tie. After all, this whole tariff war has

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already started a split between Democrats and Republicans about which

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party feel which party cares more for the needs of

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people like you. Keep it right here, don't go away.

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Speaker 12: James Golden, known popularly as both Nerdly.

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Speaker 5: This is the rush hour with James Golden.

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Speaker 4: The Pentagon has fired the woman that Let's see what's

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this woman's name? Colonel Susannah Mayer, She emailed after Vice

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President Vance and his wife went to Greenland. Colonel Susannah

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I do not presume to understand current politics, but what

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I do know is the concerns of the US administration

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discussed by Vice President Vance on Friday are not reflective

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of the U. Petuki Space Base. She added that she

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spent the weekend thinking about his visit there Friday, the actions, taking,

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the words spoken, and how it much affect each of you. Well,

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miss going to question her leadership in public well with

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an email to the troops. Has now been relieved of

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her duties. Good, all right, we covered I found the

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Hillary story, but ah cares. Holley's out mouthing about women again.

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It's like they don't care. You know, there are some

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things that are happening I missed because of all the

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news that was going on with the tariffs. And I

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found one of those stories today and I found the story,

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and I said, what this happened? Why this is awesome?

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the stuff that the government employees read. So I read

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those and so from one of the government trades, here

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is this story. Trump administration ends union dues collection for

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most FEDS without notice the Trump administration had apparently ceased

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collecting federal workers' union dues via voluntary payroll deduction at

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agencies targeted by a recent executive order seeking the stript

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employees of their collective bargaining rights. And it goes on

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to discuss this Apparently this is causing some headaches for

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some of these union dues. It just these unions that

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just rely on the government to enforce the collection of

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their dues. One of the biggest unions has already figured

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out that they have to do another way. But this

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is just one of those stories. Beautiful moves being made

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every day with this administration anyway. Oh and besides Taris,

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President Trump is threatening Mexico with sanctions for stealing water

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from Texas farmers. There's that. Ah, yes, my friends, already

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it's Friday, and every day is just the brand new

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gift basket of news from this administration. Can't wait tomorrow,

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God willing, Princess diaby with us. Can't wait to hear

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she or she was gonna talk about this week. We'll

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be back, don't go away.

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Speaker 12: James Golden, known popularly as most Nervely this.

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Speaker 5: Is the rush hour with James Golden.

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Speaker 4: All right, we have arrived, folks. I've got to do this.

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I've got to just get to these sound bites. Every

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day I get distracted by the news. Well, the news

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is the news. It's a battle because the sound bites

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are so good, but then the news is so good.

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Today we're going to do some of these sound bites.

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Let's start with Marco No, let's start with Senator Elizabeth Warren.

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Speaker 12: Comes in and basically starts the dumbest trade war in

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the history of this country.

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Speaker 4: This is going to be about really.

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Speaker 12: Potentially millions of people losing their jobs. It's going to

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be about millions of people losing their savings. Many have

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people losing their retirement security and at the same time

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taking on even high costs for everything they buy. So

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that's going to push us in potentially to foreclosures or

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people being pushed out of their apartments. You know, I

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remember this from two thousand and eight and how long

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it took us to dig our way out, And to

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this day, there are families, there are communities that still

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haven't recovered recessions as but at the end of the day,

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people feel them, one person at a time, and they

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can be devastated Okay.

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Speaker 13: So that's a lot of the gloom and doom and

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that everybody is going to be miss Wipple and everything

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is going to fall apart. The dumbest, the dumbest straight

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war in the history of our country.

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Speaker 4: Let's go to let's go to fourteen fourteen. Here's enoughing genius,

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because with another democratic genius. This one is not the

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trade war, it's deportations.

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Speaker 14: So let's hear her in realm. So I am telling

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you that this is a failed thing, but we've got

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to do better to connect the dots and let people know.

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The reason you can't afford a home is because of

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these failed immigration policies. The reason you're not going to

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be able to afford your food is because of these

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failed immigration policies. And the same can goal for the

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hospitality industries, where we have so many of those in

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the hospitality industry that are saying they do not have

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the workers that they.

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Speaker 8: Need right now.

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Speaker 9: So the reason that you're not going to be able

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to afford your food is because and your grosser reason

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is because we're deploiting people. The reason that you can't

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afford to buy a house is because we have deported

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people and without the people here, the illegals here. You

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won't be able to afford to buy a house, and

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your grocery reason are going to cost too much because

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you you will not be able to avoid your grocery.

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Speaker 4: And the reason that's Trump is departing people and we

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can't have illegal people departed from America. That's another Democrat genius.

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In case you don't, yeah, that's Jasmine. And once you

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her voice should be familiar enough by now think of it.

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We've had whoopee, we've had Folk, We've had Elizabeth Warren,

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we've had Jasmine. Now let's go back to this idea

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that this is the dumbest trade war in history. I

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want to introduce some of you to Senator Rick Scott,

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used to be governor down in Florida. Now he's a senator.

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He's talking with Kevin O'Leary. He's from Shark Tank. And

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this is remember you hear the people talking about the dumbest,

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the dumbest trade wear in hystory. Listening to this.

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Speaker 15: The whole idea of today's conversation was just to get

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to a reciprocal playing field, a even playing field.

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Speaker 16: So, mister Leary, what if there was a company called

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weather Tech, you know, and they they produced really nice

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mats for their cars.

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Speaker 15: I have them in my.

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Speaker 16: And and they woke up one day and they looked

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on Alibaba and they saw that their products were being

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sold on Alibaba. And they looked and they looked at

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their shipping and they, you know, they never had done

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any business with Alababa, and they they looked just like

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the match that they produced in Illinois. But and they

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even had their name on it. Right what could they do?

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We stop this theft of their of their product and

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they got they'll get they got nothing for it. What

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would be their recourse right now.

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Speaker 15: Is nothing they can do. You have just told the

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story of a million small businesses in America over the

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last twenty years. They innovate, they create their entrepreneurs, They

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prove their product in the American consumer market at around

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five million in sales. They're knocked off by whom China,

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very often the same plants that ran the molds under

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a relationship they had with the company. A lot of

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companies went to China twenty years ago, ten years ago

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and put their molds there and during the day the

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company would run the weather Tech matt. In this example

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here theoretically, and then at night they'd run the knockoff

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mat and they would bring it into the market. Let

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me guess thirty percent off retail of weather Tech. And

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I've seen this happen countless times. And in some cases

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where the company is very small, they go out of

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business and nobody hears that tree falling in the forest.

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It happens thousands of times. There's such an immense opportunity

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here to just enforce existing laws. But really the end

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of the day, the reason that behemoth company couldn't do

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anything about it they have no access to the Chinese courts.

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They can't they can't resolve the complaint through litigation as

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we do here. So my recommendation is, look, if you're

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a Chinese company and you're and you want to use

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our courts to litigate your complaints, sorry not until you

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open yours. We'd love to work with you, but unless

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it's a reciprocal plan. The whole idea of today's conversation

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was just to get to a reciprocal playing field, a

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even playing field.

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Speaker 4: American company like like like like Sinata. What they don't

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care about this. That's that poll that you're looking at now.

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Who cares for people like you, the American worker, Senator Warrant,

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the only thing the Democrats care about is their hatred

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of Donald Trump. That's it. And the second thing in

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that which is tied to it is their own political power.

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They could care less about you, They could care about

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American businesses. They can care less about the national security

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of America. Cut five. Shermichael William brilliantly makes that point

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in less than fifteen seconds.

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Speaker 15: If I could ask what happens if we ever have

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a military conflict with China and they say, you know what,

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We're gonna put an embargoing anything shipping to the United States.

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We're gonna stop everything.

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Speaker 17: What happens?

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Speaker 18: Then, looking at you want to have friends?

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Speaker 16: No, no, no, I'm saying.

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Speaker 4: And of course he gets pushed back. This is the usual,

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abby fell Oh man, that thing dissolved into a unintelligible

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I have Maybe I'll do that tomorrow. Okay, But you

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know who used to get it right, who used to

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think about it right? Well, you will recognize this voice.

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Cut three, You'll know who this is.

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Speaker 17: The argument is Number one, that's the biggest market in

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the world. Number two is those countries are already selling

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to US. I keep on pointing out there are a

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lot of Japanese cars here in the United State. Is

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almost no US cars in Tokyo. Number three is that

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if we don't write the rules, China will write the

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rules out in that region. We will be shut out

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American businesses, American agriculture. That will mean a loss of

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US jobs.

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Speaker 4: Somebody needs to remind as she continues to say, this

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is the Denis Chage where we knew its history. Well,

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what's really going on, isn't the dumbest trade war? Oh

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you know who else? You used to agree with them?

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Cut seven another prominent Democrat.

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Speaker 19: I tend to more agree with President Trump than I

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did with President Obama on Bush on trade, the whole

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manipulating their currency. I learned about them when I visited

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with Macnie. I visited Crucible Steel here in Syracuse, and

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they were telling me back then how their steel products

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had an unfair advantage because China was manipulating its currency.

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That's how the whole issue came to the fore, because

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I happened to visit Crucible Steel back in two thousand

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and four or five sometime like that. So I hope

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he's really tough on China, on both North Korea, and

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on treating us fairly in terms of trade.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, how yes, Democrats used to some of them used

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to get it before TDS took over their brains. Cabinet

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meeting Marco Rubio cut one, Well.

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Speaker 7: Mister President, one of the most important things I believe

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that you'll achieve in your presidency is reordering the world

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in a proper way. For thirty one years, more than

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thirty one years now, multiple administrations have allowed the Chinese

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to de industrialize this country, to take away jobs and

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factories and pillars of our national strength. And what you're

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doing now, I think is a great service to our

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country but ultimately to the world. And I want to

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congratulate you on your team that's working on that, because

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as extraordinary geopolitical implications as you see from all these

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other countries that are now coming here and wanting to

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join something that actually it's just crazy to allow these.

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I mean, basically, we lived in a world where where

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company Chinese companies can do whatever they want in America,

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but our companies cannot do anything over there unless they

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allow it, and even then they steal our stuff and

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reverse engineer it. So just reordering all of that as

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dramatic implications on peace and security of the world. So

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we thank you. An important meeting thanks to you, is

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going to happen on Saturday for the first time in

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a long time. They'll be direct talks between Ambassador Woodcough

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and a top level leader in Iran. We hope that'll

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lead to peace. You've been very clear what Iran is

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never going to have as a nuclear weapon, and I

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think that's what led to this meeting, and we'll wait

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for him to come back from it, and we're hopeful

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about that. I would also say that we are receiving,

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and I think the Department of Homeland Security can confirm

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this historic cooperation from countries all over the world. Number

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One in taking back their citizens. Every country in the

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world has to take back people that are illegally in

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another country, and we have countries that refuse to do

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it or we kind of ignore our calls. All of

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them are doing it. The ones that are not are

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paying a price. And we've also found cooperation in other

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countries that are willing to take some of these people,

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some very dangerous criminals. And now the President El Salvador

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will be here next week, has really been a good

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friend of the United States in that regard. These are

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some of the worst people you'll ever encounter. And the

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Pam knows this and Christine knows this from their work

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they're doing.

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Speaker 17: You know.

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Speaker 7: And one last point I want to make mister President,

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and again that's under your leadership, is actually under your

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executive order. If you come to this country as a student,

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we expect you to go to class and study and

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get a degree. If you come here to like vandalize

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a library, take over a campus and do all kinds

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of crazy things, you know, we're going to get rid

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of these people, and we're going to continue to do it.

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So when we identify it.

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Speaker 4: And I have one more thank you, Marco. Great, great, great,

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And that's what's really going on here. I got one

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more this, my friends, I want you to listen carefully.

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This woman, Sarah Wynn Williams, was an executive for then

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we used to call it Facebook for Meta and I

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just want you to hear this self explanatory.

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Speaker 18: My name is Sarah Win Williams, and I served as

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the director of Global Football Policy at Facebook now MESA

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for nearly seven years, starting Intoy eleven. Throughout those seven years,

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I saw Matter executives repeatedly undermine US national security and

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betray American values.

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Speaker 7: They did these.

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Speaker 18: Things in secret to win favor with Beijing and build

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an eighteen billion dollar business in China. We are engaged

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in a high stakes AI right arms race against China,

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and during my time at Matter, company executives lied about

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what they were doing with the Chinese Communist Party to employees, shareholders, Congress,

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and the American public. I sit before this committee today

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to set the record straight about these illegal and dangerous activities.

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Matter's dishonesty started with the betrayal of core American values.

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Mark Zuckerberg pledged him self a free speech champion. Yes,

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I witness met her work hand in glove with the

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Chinese Communist Party to construct and test custom built censorship

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tools that silenced and censored their critics.

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Speaker 4: James Golden is nerded with you. Your calls coming up.

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Speaker 5: This is the Rush Hour with James Golden. James Golden

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aka bos Nerdly presents Rabbid Phones.

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Speaker 4: And we start with Joseph in New York City. Joseph,

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how are you young?

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Speaker 12: Cheating?

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Speaker 4: Not?

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Speaker 1: Let it be God bless you? James Trump, Jake Leman

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and where your you do, Dom.

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Speaker 4: I say, let's get it done. Is the right attitude.

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Thank you, Joseph, that amazing comment. Terry Robert in Suffolk County,

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New York.

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Speaker 1: You are up next, Hi James. We need to repatriate

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every square inch of land that China has bought in

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this country eminent domain on national security grounds.

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Speaker 4: Well, look, they're even more than the land that China

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has brought near already, moves like that Arkansas Governor Sarah

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Huckabee Sanders has been pushing through. I think it may

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be in law already where they are doing just that.

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They're not allowing Chinese nationals to buy especially sensitive land.

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But there's a report that came out today of the

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number of Chinese nationals that have crossed the border, almost

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a trojan horse move. Maybe have on that tomorrow. Thank you.

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I appreciate your waiting. Appreciate the call. Susan Upstate, New York.

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Good afternoon. How are you, Susan.

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Speaker 20: Hi Darling, you were talking about federal funds coming from

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the former Federal Agency for Education. Well, those federal funds

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they do not pay for any teachers, any classrooms. That's

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off of the state. But when the federal government gives money,

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they give it to failing schools, but they come to

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those that money comes with mandates that are very damaging

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to the way the schools operate. And it turns out

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I researched this myself that the better schools actually get

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less money per student. The worst schools get more, but

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are worst managed. And they also spend the high through

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just corn sup oh if at school launch programs, which

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is the driver of diabetes and children exactly.

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Speaker 4: And on that note, we have to believe that Whoope

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says the answer is to give them more money. Sandra,

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that's just so you know, to tough it out, gut

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it up, and send them more money so they can

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fail better. Sad for today, my friends, My God bless them,

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Protect each and every single one of you, your family's,

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your loved ones, love and gratitude always You're being here

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with me, allowing me to be with you, God willing.

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We are back in the morning, seven a m. Bright

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and early. Hope you're there too. In the meantime, my friends,

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I bid you I do have a great Friday night