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Speaker 1: When Trump conelected and when he was when he was

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putting people in place in his Justice department, they were

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all gonna release the Epstein files immediately.

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 1: That was just one of the things that they talked

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about like it was a done deal, and they promised

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everybody they got there, and then something happened.

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you books articles by the thousands over the years. John, Hey,

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when we left off last time, we omitted a couple

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of key stories the Epstein thing, which evidently there was

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nothing to see there and just move along, right, nothing happened?

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Speaker 2: Can you imagine, how.

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Speaker 1: Did we miss Epstein and Russiagate last week? And you

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know we still filled up the time with no trouble,

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which tells you how crazy this world is. But yeah,

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the Epstein thing is really not going away, although it's

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got competition now. But here's a quick theory of how

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Epstein played out, because you know, when when Trump got

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to release the Epstein files immediately. You know, that was

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just one of the things that they talked about like

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it was a done deal, and they promised everybody they

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got there, and then something happened, somebody got to them

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or what. And I think there are free explanations and

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they're they're about equally possible plausible. The first is that

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you know, his guys were looking through the files and everything,

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and they came back to Trump and said, you know,

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mister President, this is a gold mine we have here.

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people in the world to get them to do whatever

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you want, just by telling them that you've got video

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of them committing horrendous crimes with teenagers and Trump saw

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that and decided that he wanted to keep that power.

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us about it, but he's decided to use that power

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to control the world. That's possibility number one. The second

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is that his people came to him and said, mister President,

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you know you're in this file right there's film of you.

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and then as soon as he saw that, he had

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to back off. And the third was Bibi Nett Yaho

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called him out and said, listen, we've got film of

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you in the Epstein files thanks to Masad and and

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you are going to do what we say from now on.

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Trump has to go alarm because whatever it is that's

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in the file is bad enough that even he might

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not recover from it. You know, Trump is the closest

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thing to ethically bulletproof of any president we've ever had.

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politician that would say something like it, They're going to

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get me. They they've got to catch me with a

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live boy or a dead girl. You know, he's that

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a bulletproof and Trump is kind of like that to

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your Whatever it is in that file has got to

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be much worse than like plissy grabber or whatever. You know,

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the main the multiple things that he's already admitted to.

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we don't know what it is, and they unlike you're

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you're going to find out what it is. But meanwhile,

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there's other investigations going on outside of the Justice Department

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strictly speaking, so some stuff might come up, you know,

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we'll see, but right now they're you know, they're putting

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it on the back burner and there's nothing regular people

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we found the guy did wrongdoing. But fifteen twenty years ago,

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it's ancient history by standards.

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around with fourteen year olds. Yeah, that's an evergreen story there.

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rightfully so, and destabilize governments and rightfully so. So you know,

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we'll see. There's just no more information that we can

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like I've been wrong before, and sometimes these stories take

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on a life of their own and there really is

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no stopping them. So we're going to see about that,

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because you know, the story isn't going away. But there's

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thought that that Director of National Intelligence was a completely

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useless position that was just politically created after nine to

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but none of them ever did anything about it. I

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just thought it was a bureaucratic cya position. But she

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has actually taken the power of that position and is

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classified information to undermine Trump. That story looks like it's

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Speaker 1: Well, yeah, this is an immense scandal, and we already

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kind of sort of knew a lot of this stuff.

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creation of the Steele dossier, was already out there because

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Elections Commission for misrepresenting the money that they spent to

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and then a lot of the other stuff was out

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not just being leaked, you know, in one way or another,

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and it implicates everybody from Obama down to Clinton and

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then all the way through the January sixth Committee, and

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all of these guys are in one way or another

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implicated in the government's crimes against Donald Trump. You know,

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the government basically just panicked. They couldn't have him in office,

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and so they decided that they were just going to

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with Clinton, you know, make sure that Hillary Clinton was

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in office, and then the stuff would never come out.

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did Trump get back into office, he's seriously pissed, you know,

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because he didn't know a lot of this stuff that's

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coming out too probably or he didn't know it for sure,

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you and I used to talk about whether it would

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administration to come in and just start prosecuting his enemies,

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because on the one hand, they deserve it. On the

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other hand, it's it kind of creates a Banana Republic

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pattern where whoever comes into office immediately attacks whoever has

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left office, And we don't want that to be the

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new normal. But on the other hand, it would just

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be so emotionally satisfying to see Hillary and you know,

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twenty other people in her cabal in orange prison jumpsuits

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being led in handcuffs up the courtroom steps. You know,

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that would be really fun to watch. So I don't

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I'm afraid we become a banana republic, but I'd love

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the idea of these guys being seriously prosecuted. So we'll see.

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be prosecuted and then others are beyond the statute of

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limitations and and YadA YadA. You know, they're they're beyond

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reach right now. But if the people who are being

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prosecuted in order to get reduced sentences come out and

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dish all the dirt on Hillary and Bill and all

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their people, and uh, that'll be pretty satisfying to it.

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Speaker 2: I agree with what you're saying.

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Speaker 4: And there's a more important issue, and that issue is

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quite simply, if you don't hold these people accountable, they're

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going to do it again. Now, there's no way that

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Obama will be indicted. He'll be an unindicted co conspirator.

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She's in bad health, so she's not going to jail

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but Clapper and Brennan and Komy, they're the they're going

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to be the fall guys. And it doesn't matter if

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they say, oh, we can lead you to Obama, it

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doesn't matter. But some of the underlings of Obama I

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can't even remember, Samantha Powers and the other ones. There

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a couple of females. They're also on the line, and

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in a way it's more important to get to them

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sending the guard in and just saying enough is enough.

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Speaker 1: See, that's another one of those really satisfying things on

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the one hand, that, on the other hand, kind of

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sad a precedent that I don't know, I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Where it leads.

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Speaker 1: But yeah, you know, Washington, d C. Should be a showcase.

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right and it should be a place that you know,

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you shouldn't feel fear for your life when you're walking

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around there. So I think you can make the case

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from a governance standpoint that you make a perimeter around

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the Capitol Building and the White House and everything, and

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you clear out the dangerous elements that are there now,

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you know, you make it a place where people who

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come from other countries can see the statues and the

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monuments and can walk around in total safety. And you

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what I see on YouTube. You know, so well, that

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Speaker 4: Well, I can tell you I've spent a lot of

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since the riots nineteen sixty eight, I think like hundreds

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down the tubes. And I actually research this. The District

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of Columbia's in the constitution is federal property and they

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seventy three. Prior to that is run by the Feds,

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and there are various provisions in that home rule law

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where Trump can take it back supposedly only for thirty days,

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but he can keep extending it if it's an emergency.

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typical blue city where everything is falling apart and nothing

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gets done properly and they can't protect people. And what

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sent it to some people, is this the government. You know,

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with tons, hundreds of thousands of illegals across the country,

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and they won't turn them over to the Feds. But

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what the FEDS can do under eminent domain, and there's

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they could just take the jails and literally they could

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do it overnight, no hearings, no nothing, and they could

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take wings of the jails whatever, and then they send

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these jails because the Blue cities have led all the

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criminals out and cashless bail, so they got lots of

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room to put the detainees to store them until they're deported.

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And this is like a real thing. They can do

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this in like five minutes if they decide to no hearings, nothing.

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Speaker 2: It's called quick take Authority. I have the site.

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Speaker 4: If anybody wants to, just email me kl at Carrie

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Speaker 2: That's what they should be doing. Go after the.

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Speaker 4: Top hundred sanctuary cities eminent domain their jails, empty them

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out of the illegal immigrants, and use them to hold

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more illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 1: And when Stephen Miller finds out about this, he's gonna

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he's gonna go wild with it. And you know, a

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side point here is that one of the reasons why

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the Democrats approval as a political party, why their approval

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is that record lows, is that you can just flat

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out see who's in charge of what right now, and

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anybody who's paying attention can see that every single entity,

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without just a couple possible exceptions, every single entity that's

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run by Democrats is a healths you know, it's just

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a terrible place and getting worse all the time. Yeah,

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they don't want it as well. You can make the

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case that it strengthens their hand because the worse it gets,

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the people who might vote Republican leave and that just

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leaves the people who are only going to vote Democrat there.

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So Democrats become a one party state, or they become

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the ruler of a one party state, and that suits

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them just fine because they're making tons of money bleeding

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the government for their own purposes. So, you know, it's

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a horrible thing to say as if it's true, but

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it does seem to be true. I mean, what else

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can be the rationale?

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Speaker 2: Follow the money?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you're letting a place like California, which is just

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twenty years ago, was this shining star of the best

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place to be all to everybody in the world. Everybody

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wanted to go there, and now everybody who's there wants

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to be out of there as quickly as possible. So yeah,

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hopefully there's an end point in this process where blue

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states kind of hit bottom and change their governance policies.

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But I don't know. In the meantime, yeah, you know,

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people are leaving, but the the the U haul truck

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in the U haul ratio, yeah, you haul ratio is

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pointing from blue to red right now in a big way,

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and there's no reason to think it'll change in the

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short run.

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Speaker 4: Look at Florida, Florida, it was purple, you know, in

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two thousand and now it's bright red. And you know,

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it's it's just happening before our very eyes, this trend.

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with the redistricting and the fact that they're going to

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redistrict and Trump is going to redo the census because

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it is inaccurately done, and all of these blue states.

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Speaker 2: Now it becomes apparent.

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Speaker 4: Why they wanted all these illegals, because their regular citizens

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are leaving.

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Speaker 2: The illegals come the census.

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Speaker 4: Their House seats are apportioned on the basis of people

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in the state, not citizens, so they artificially inflate the

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number of representatives that they're entitled to. And that was

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the griff, John, That's what it's all about.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the open border thing was clearly a political power play.

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It was really audacious. I mean it was despicable. But

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you've got to give them credit for audacity because that

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was high risk. You know, you open the borders for

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three years and people are going to be mad at you.

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But if the ten million people you let in, I'll

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vote for you. It doesn't matter if those other people

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are mad at you. You still own the political system.

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And they got very close. You know, if Kamala had

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beaten Trump this last time around, that would have been

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it for the two party system. There would have been

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one party in charge of everything. So it's understandable that

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they kind of swung for the fences on that one

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because the best case scenario, you know, if they win,

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was phenomenal. They would rule the world. How did we

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get here for that? Oh? The census thing. You know,

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when you ask most Americans if the census should count

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illegal immigrants, as a way of apportioning congressional seats and

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then let those illegal immigrants vote, which is the next

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step in the process. Eighty percent of Americans say, no,

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that's crazy. We don't do that, do we. And then

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it turns out that we do do that, which is

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another reason people are turning against the Democrats, because the

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Democrats are defending that. Yeah, that would be that policy. Yeah,

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of apportioning congressional seats according to how many not just

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citizens there are, but everybody illegal and legal alike. And

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that's just crazy. And so Trump is playing hardball with

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this one too. This is another thing where a normal

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government would not think of saying, hey, let's just do

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another census. You know, I know it says in the

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Constitution every ten years, but what the heck, let's just

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do one, correct you. Yeah? Well, and so they're going

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to do it, and that's going to cost the Democrats

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a lot of congressional seats and gain the Republicans a

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lot of congressional seats. And then they're the Supreme Court

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just made a ruling that said you cannot use race

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when designing congressional districts, so you have to do it

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in a color blind way. You can do it in

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a political party favoring way, but you can't use race

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as part of your criteria. And that is going to

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cost the Democrats a lot of Congressional seats. It's gained

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some for the Republicans. So it's it's conceivable now that

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in the next midterm elections that the Republicans don't just

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get swept and the and the Democrats take back Congress.

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It's possible that the Republicans hold Congress, which gives Trump

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two more years to do all the stuff that he's

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doing now. Right now, they're rushing to get everything done

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because they think they only have two years. But yeah,

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old Congress and get two more years. Then it doesn't

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seem to be a limit to the stuff that's going

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to get done. You know, for better or worse, the

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world a world, the US and the world are going

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to be reshaped in the image of Donald Trump, which

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is just an amazing got I.

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Speaker 4: Want to go back to something he said about the

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Epstein files and the blackmailing and all that. Not that

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I'm saying it's being done, but don't you find it

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interesting that the Supreme Court, which was so resistant to

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him his first term and the composition isn't really any different.

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on there all of a sudden, the right oriented judges

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are much more compliant, if you will. They're really uh,

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finding for Trump in virtually every case. I think he

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won sixteen cases before the Supreme Court, which is some

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kind of record.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if they're being blackmailed or they've just

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come to their senses or what, But don't you find

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that kind of interesting?

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Speaker 5: Well, you know, I think a lot of these guys

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on the Supreme Court always believed in certain things, but

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it was never political politically feasible to rule.

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Speaker 1: But for instance, overthrowing or overturning roversus way seems virtually

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impossible a couple of years before it actually happened. And

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there's a lot of other stuff like that. There's this

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Cheperon thing, which is a huge deal. We probably don't

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have time to really delve into it now, but it

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it hands massive power to the court from the regulatory

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administrative state, which is just a political earthquake. And they

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did it. I just went out and did it. So yeah,

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it's interesting. I bet Trump is going to go down

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in history as one of the most consequential presidents ever.

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And if if it's only what he did with the

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Supreme Court, that's enough for him to be put in

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the same category of consequence as FDR and Ronald Reagan,

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because this is a very big deal and it looks

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like he gets to name a couple more before his

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next three years or yeah, yeah, it's probably so yeah,

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I just what he wants to do, and he says,

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he says this now is you know, I don't want

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to name a sixty five year old. I want to

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name a forty year old. So they're there for the

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next thirty or forty years. So he's looking at a

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conservative court to the end of this century. That's just

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that's amazing when you think about it.

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Speaker 2: Totally. All right, Well that's it for us today.

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Speaker 4: I'm glad we connected went over those things that we neglected.

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Everything will be in the show notes, John's substack link

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and everything you need.

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Speaker 2: John. We'll talk to you in a few weeks.

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Speaker 1: Thanks Garry, see.

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