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Speaker 6: I James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 1: Well Trump just bombed Venezuela. For no reason.

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Speaker 7: He just attacked an innocent country for no reason. This

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is how bad those files are. Wartime president just started

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World War three.

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Speaker 1: You just did this to our country. You did this

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with your pig headed ignorance.

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Speaker 2: I just want to talk to you, America, and I

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hope you have your coffee when I tell you this.

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But these are great us, all the eyes of Venezuela.

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Speaker 5: These are his historical with you.

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Speaker 1: This is a history in the making.

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Speaker 2: I mean, my chest it feels like it's going to

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explore it with joy.

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Speaker 1: But President Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: Man just created an opportunity for us to begin working

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harder than ever because that's what we have always been doing.

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But now we're going to be working in our country.

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But you know, we also have worked so hard here

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Speaker 1: Aslets to building and so much snicks.

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Speaker 2: And I just want to thank you, America, thank you

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for giving us this opportunity to work. Yeah, come celebrate

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with us. We love everybody because you America has loved

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us so much.

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Speaker 8: Yes, my friends, both sides of the equation, one pure

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unexhilarated happiness, the other pure TD has bitterness, anger, hostility,

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and out of control emotional deflation. Welcome to the fastest

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hour in American media. As we kick off another year.

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Twenty twenty six is our first weekday show. We were

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here on Saturday. Welcome and what a way to start

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off the year. I have been laughing and I saw

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silly this afternoon. Looking at some of the memes, I

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wish I could describe them to you accurately. You have

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to see them. One of course that took everyone's attention

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was there are many memes with Maduro and P Diddy

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sharing a cell and having conversations about oil as one

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might imagine, those are among the more hilarious. Also, the

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AI videos that are coming out now of Donald Trump.

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One has him seated in apparently Venezuela in the seat

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that Maduro used to sit there. It's just hysterical Democrats,

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of course, having a cow. Even those that agree with

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him can't agree with him. Take for instance, Anna Navarro,

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She's got it's almost four minutes. I'm not going to

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do the whole four minutes of Anna Navarro here, but

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you have others. The reaction around the world, big big

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day at the UN. Oh almost wish I was there.

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Not at the UN before the UN's most powerful body.

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Both allies and adversaries blasted President Trump's intervention and him

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signaling possibly expanding military action to countries like Columbia and

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Mexico over drug trafficking accusations.

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Speaker 1: Can I ask you a question, Kevin? Just what?

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Speaker 8: Can I ask you a question? Go on, Kevin, wake up?

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Damn it to the new year. Is there any allegation?

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Are there unfounded allegations that Columbia and Mexico are heavy

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in the drug trade?

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Speaker 9: Is it?

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Speaker 1: Is it in doubt anywhere in the world historically?

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Speaker 8: Now, no, Now, what's the big drug that comes in

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from Colombia? Cocaine? Cocaine? What are the drugs that come

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in from Mexico?

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Speaker 4: Hot and cocaine and fentanyl which makes its way over

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from China and every other assorted kind of drug known

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to man. It's like questions if Japan was making electronics

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in the eighties and.

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Speaker 8: Nineties, Okay, that's like right. So then you get this

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sort of reporting. It's it's it's they're worried about Trump

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possibly expanding military action to countries like Columbia and Mexico

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over drug trafficking accusations. It is what they do. This

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woman down in Mexico Shinebaum. Claudia Shunbaum, Claudia has been

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she's on a role. We categorically reject intervention in the

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internal affairs of other countries. Shinbaum said at her daily

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news conference. The history of Latin America is clear and compelling.

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Intervention has never bought democracy, has never generated well being

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or lasting stability. When has Mexico been stable? When has

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Mexico not been corrupt? When has Mexico been a bastion

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of democracy? What century was that? Because in our lifetimes

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that Mexico does not exist and has not existed. Her

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comments came as Trump on Sunday threatened more military strikes

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on Venezuela and raised the possibility of intervention in Mexico

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as well as in Cuba. Oh, Congress, people are upset too.

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Mondami couldn't wait. We had a brilliant show Saturday. Princess

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Diane hung out with us for an hour. John Catsimatidis

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was on with us for half an hour and talking

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about the situation as it was unfolding in Venezuela.

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Speaker 1: Brilliant stuff.

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Speaker 8: And then right after the show, I go and I

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look at the news and there's Mondami. I called the president.

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he was in the White House acting like Trump's poodle,

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and Donald Trump gave him a cell phone number. So

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Mondami rushed out to tell everybody. I just called Donald

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Trump and I registered my opposition to him taking down Moduro.

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And I'm thinking to myself, he didn't tell us what

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Donald Trump told him after he lodged his complaint.

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Speaker 1: I wonder if Donald just said something to.

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Speaker 8: Zori. Listen, Zori, adults are working. I don't have time

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for this right now. Go play with your crayons, Go

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play with your tinker toys. Do you want me to

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get you a new Lego set so you have something

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to do? But you can't call me while adults are working.

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We're busy. Because it was his statements which and then

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there were protests in New York.

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Speaker 1: I'm sure you've seen the video.

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Speaker 8: By now had signs. They must have a quick print

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protest war warehouse somewhere where the signs for almost every

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protest imaginable are already printed and they just send the

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protesters over to get the signs that needed for whatever

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protester is in minutes, quick protest sign delivery because.

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Speaker 1: They were no oil for war.

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Speaker 8: Now, that was left over from the eighties, that's even

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left over from the seventies. Left has been chanting the

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same thing for a decade. No war for oil, no

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war for oil.

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Speaker 1: It's not new.

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Speaker 8: And it wasn't a war anyway. It was an action,

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and a quick action at that. He's in, by the way, Maduro,

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as you know, may know, in court today defiantly declaring

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that he was kidnapped. Apparently he has been watching the

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ice raids and he knows that that's a glind Did

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they all use I've been kidnapped? Well, I was captured,

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he said in Spanish. I am innocent, I am not guilty.

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I am a decent man. The president of my country.

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Speaker 1: Who's gonna tell him you're not the president anymore?

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Speaker 8: They were already his successes, already sending conciliatory messages to

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Donald Trump, and apparently he was, according to some reports,

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also a little taken aback by some of the actual proceedings.

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There was a Fox report that when the judge was

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telling him, you know, his miranda rights, we making sure

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he understood his miranda rights and that he had the

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right to seek bail, to seek release on bail, he

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commented that he was unaware that those things existed. Well

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he wouldn't. That's not the way they treat their prisoners.

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So we've got this unfolding. The un said the Democrats

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are of course. You find me a criminal, I'll find

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you democrats defending him. You show me a terrorist, I'll

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find you democrats defending him. You show me both a

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criminal and a terrorist, and I'll show you twice as

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many Democrats defending him or her and their complaining cut six.

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Representative Madeline Dean listen to this complaint, which made me

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laugh when I actually heard it the first time.

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Speaker 10: Eight need to take over the Venezuelan oil industry.

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Speaker 11: Well we don't need to. The prefers arming to go

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back up. We don't need Venezuela's oil. We have plenty

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of oil in the United States. Well, we're not going

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to allow is for the oil industry in Venezuela to

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be controlled by adversaries of the United States. You have

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to understand why does China need their oil, Why does

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Russia need their oil, Why does Iran need their oil?

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They're not even in this continent. This is the Western hemisphere,

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this is where we live, and we're not going to

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allow the Western hemisphere to be a base of operation

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for adversaries, competitors and rivals of the United States specific

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We also want to see that oil and the proceeds

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from it hold on. We want to see the oil

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proceeds of that country benefit the people of Venezuela. Why

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have eight million people left Venezuela? Eight million, the single

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largest mass migration probably in modern history, left Venezuela's in

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twenty fourteen because all the wealth of that country was

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stolen to the benefit of Maduro and as cronies in

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the regime, but not to the benefit of people of Venezuela.

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number one fear that Brazil has, that Columbia has, that

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all these countries in the region have about what's happening

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in Venezuela. And our involvement is they're afraid of another

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mass migration event.

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Speaker 1: That's what they feel.

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Speaker 11: This is deeply destabilizing stuff. It's not going to continue

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to happen. They are not going to come from outside

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of our hemisphere destabilize our region in our own backyard,

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and us have to pay the price for it. Not

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under President Trump, let's talk big picture.

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Speaker 8: Boom that was on Meat to Press. I don't even

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I put it in there, but it's still anyway. We

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had a little mixup, but that was still a good answer,

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and that actually leads in if we can find the

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Madeline Dean, which we'll get you when we get back

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from a break. Because Democrats, everybody from Chuck U Schumer

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to this New York I look, I know you guys

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are progressive. I know, but really, Dan Goleman, is this

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the best you can do for a congressman. He's out

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whining about impeachment. Yes, I mean peach able action. Oh no,

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they're not. Grow up child. Read the War Powers Act,

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Read the resolution, Read the fact that there was an

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indictment on this guy. Anyway, we have to take a break.

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Speaker 6: I don't want to the James Golden Show on the

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Speaker 8: I want to stay with this, but folks, we got

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to cover some other ground this New York. You wait,

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you hear this tenant tzar or tenant person that they've

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got in New York now, and of course Timmy bowed out.

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Tough Timmy, tough toenails, Timmy, tough. Timmy took a hike today,

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decided he's not going to continue his run for three

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time governor. Amy Klobachar is seriously considered stepping in that

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race now. And I have to tell you, as much

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as I would like to see Republicans pick up this seat,

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this governor's seat in Minnesota, especially after all the scandal,

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Klobachar might be tough to beat if she decides to

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throw her mouth.

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Speaker 1: Into the ring.

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Speaker 8: So you've got that, and then you've got Mark Kelly.

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Pete hagg Seth, Yes to Pete Hegseth, he moved on

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the seditionists. Today. We'll be back the James.

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Speaker 6: Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network, The James

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Speaker 12: So that Ricky news coming into the situation right now.

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Senator Mark Kelly will have his military retirement pay cut

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by the Pentagon. The Defense Secretary. Pete Hegseth made the

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announcement on social media just a little while ago.

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Speaker 1: Kelly is a retired.

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Speaker 12: US Navy captain he's being punished for taking a part

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in the video where he and other Democratic lawmakers told

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US service members that it.

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Speaker 1: Was their duty to refuse illegal orders.

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Speaker 12: He's also added in this post he issued and I'm

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quoting now, a formal letter of censure which outlines the

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totality of Captain Kelly's reckless misconduct.

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Speaker 1: That's Hexcess's words, Pamela, all right, so you.

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Speaker 8: Heard about this Kelly. Think Kelly is firing back. He

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says the move by heg Seth is outrageous. It's wrong,

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nothing more Unamerican than that. He calls heg set the

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most unqualified sect death in our country's history, by the way,

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Secretary of wall On Now and he says he thinks

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he can intimidate me with a center or threats to

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demote me or prosecute me. He still doesn't get it.

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I will fight this with everything I've got, not just

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for myself, but just send a message back that HeiG

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Seth and Trump don't get to decide what Americans in

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this country get to say. Well, he gets to decide

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what some of you military folks can say and can't say.

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That's part of the uniform Code of justice. My friend

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and yes he does get a say. And by the way,

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mister most unqualified Secretary of Defenses, you call it secretary

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of war just led the military side of one of

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the most brilliant military operations in American history. How does

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that make him unqualified? So there's that. Now we have

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this Congresswoman Madeline Dean, who we said before this is

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part of the complaint coming in from Democrats.

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Speaker 1: He or she is.

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Speaker 8: That would be cut nineteen and miss Madeleine Dean, Well,

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we're still searching for Madaline. Madlin's giving us a problem today.

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So we got Madeline here.

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Speaker 13: She is.

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Speaker 10: What a shame that this president and the people who

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surround him are so inept that they didn't come to Congress.

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We have deep experience in both the House and the

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Senate with foreign affairs, with obviously military affairs, with obviously intelligence.

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Uh and this administration just in a cowboy way, went

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it alone with no plan for the future.

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Speaker 13: You believe the universities what they didn't tend to Tanngrish.

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We have deep experience in military, in intelligence.

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Speaker 1: No you don't.

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Speaker 8: You have deep experience at doing nothing, which is why

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Madora was still in office. Let's find Chuck. You Schumer.

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Now this is Chuck you Schumer, Vin and Chuck you Schumer.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 8: The first is Zin in twenty twenty. This was Chuck

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on the floor. And then we'll pick it up with

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his comments this weekend cut for Chuck U Schumer.

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Speaker 9: He brags about all these things he wants to do

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or is doing, but his actions belie his words. Maybe

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the best metaphor was his claim to bring democracy to Venezuela.

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Speaker 1: There was a big policy there. It flopped.

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Speaker 9: If the policy was working, Juan Guido wouldn't be in

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the balcony here, he'd be in Venezuela. He'd be sitting

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in the president's palace or at least waging a fight

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to win. He's here, and the president brags about his

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Venezuela policy. Give us a break. He hasn't brought an

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end to the Maduro regime. The Maduro regime is more

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powerful today and more entrenched today than it was when

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the president began.

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Speaker 1: So what can the Congress do about it? Is the

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next question?

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Speaker 9: Well, the next question now, and that is that we

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have the War Powers Act. That's a privileged resolution, which

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means the Republicans can't block it. Tim Kaine and I

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and Ran Paul are sponsors of it. It's going to

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come to the floor this week and if it is

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voted for, if it's voted positively in both houses, then

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the president can't do another thing in Venezuela without the

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okay of Congress.

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Speaker 14: We have to pass the year President Trump say that

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he intends for the United States to run Venezuela.

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Speaker 1: It was reckless.

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Speaker 14: It was dangerous, and looking at the President's demeanor, he

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didn't even seem to be aware of how dangerous and

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reckless it is. Let me be clear, Maduro is an

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illegitimate dictator, but launching military action without congressional authorization, without

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a the credible plan for what comes next is reckless.

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Speaker 8: He just got three saying that they're going to do

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the War Powers Act, so Trump can't act anymore. He's

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acknowledging that Trump had the power to do this, and

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he does, and we know that, except for the Left

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doesn't know that. But this idea. On one hand, Trump

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didn't get rid of Maduro. He's dead, he didn't carry

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he's a flop, he's a Then when he gets rid

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of Maduro, oh, we have to stop him from doing

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anything else. These Democrats are just blithering hypocrites. We already

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know that there's nothing new with them being hypocritical, and

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we could go on and on with Venezuela. But there

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are other things in the news that I want to

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get to today. Timmy Walls, well, there's a lot to

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say about Timmy Walls. Let's just run through some of

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the Timmy Walls. We won't use the long one you

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cut ten. Let's start out with there, with Timmy's sad,

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tough Timmy toenails said goodbye to the race for his

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third term as governor of.

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Speaker 1: It, which brings me to this. Twenty twenty six is

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an election year.

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Speaker 15: Election years have a way of ramping up the politics

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at a time when we simply can't afford more of that. Minnesota.

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In September, I announced that I would seek a historic

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third term as Minnesota's governor, and I have every confidence

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that if I gave it my all, we would win

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the race.

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Speaker 1: But as I reflect on this moment.

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Speaker 15: With my family and my team over the holidays, I

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came to the conclusion that I can't give a political

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campaign my all. Every minute that I spend defending my

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own political interest would be a minute I can't spend

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defending the people of Minnesota against the criminals who pray

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on our generosity and the cynics who.

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Speaker 1: Wanted to play on our differency.

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Speaker 15: So I've decided to step out of this race and

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I'll let others worry about the election while I focus

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on the work that's in front of me for the

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next year.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, like, stay out of jail cut twelve. Who's to

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blame for all of this? Well, who's to blame for

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tough Timmy Toenails dropping out of the race?

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Speaker 1: Well, you know who. I don't want to mince words here.

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump and his allies in Washington and in Saint

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Paul and online want to make our state a colder,

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meaner place. They want to poison our people against each

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other by attacking our neighbors, and ultimately, they want to

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take away much of what makes Minnesota the best place

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in the country to raise a family. They've already begun

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trying to withhold funds that were meant to help families

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afford childcare, and they have no intention of stopping there.

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Make no mistake, we should be concerned about fraud in

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our state government. We cannot effectively deliver programs and services

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if we can't earn the public's trust.

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Speaker 8: Now, Timmy was gonna take questions. He held a big conference,

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got the press all there, but he decided, I guess

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something was he was off day. Tough Timmy Toenails was

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maybe just sad about having to drop off and the

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way that his press conference, you could hear the press

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corps a little bit upset out there in Minnesota. Cut

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fourteen and this is how Tough Timmy Toenails decided to

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end the press conference where he called it a day.

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Speaker 15: I'm proud of the way we treat our neighbors. I'm

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proud of the way that we welcome people to this state.

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I'm proud of the way that we innovate, and I'm

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proud of the way that we are optimists for the future.

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No one's taking this away from us, not the fraudsters,

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certainly not this president, not on my watch.

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Speaker 1: Tomorrow, I'll be back with you.

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Speaker 15: I'll give you an update on America's best paid family

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medical lead program that is now a week into it,

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and at that time, I'll take all your questions.

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Speaker 1: Thank you as I appreciate it. Thank you. Wow, what

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what he's leaving You're gonna take questions. Why do you

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tell your questions? Tough timmy toenails. I don't like this anyway.

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Speaker 8: It goes on for another minute of the press grumbling.

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Who wants to hear that they grumbled all the time anyway,

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tough timmy, too bad, tough timmy toenails. Anyway, Moving on, folks,

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those are you that live in New York now and

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that own real estate in New York Especially if you

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own real estate in New York City, I just I I,

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oh boy, you are gonna have a fun few years.

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New York City has a Tenant Advocate Director. Her name

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is Cea ce A see you Weaver. We have two

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quotes from sea Weaver, cut seventeen and cut eighteen. Let's

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play them in order, and then we shall discuss very

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briefly New York's Tenant Advocate and what the new policies

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are according well what they may be given what the

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new Tenant Advocate Director Sea Weaver has to say.

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Speaker 16: We should really look to what Brandon Johnson and as

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well as the Chicago Teachers Union is doing to really

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use the schools and the city as sites of resistance

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against the federal incursion. If you're comfortable in your coalition.

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You're not willing, you're not winning power. If ICE and

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the National Guard are coming to New York City, Ice

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is already here. If the National Guard is coming on

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January first, if we know they are, we really have

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to use our tenant associations and our parent teacher associations

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and our public schools as like networks of defense in

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support of TS agenda and and in support of our neighbors.

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I think the reality is is that for centuries we've

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really treated property as an individualized good and not a

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collective good. And we are going to and transitioning to

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treating it as a collective good and towards a model

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of shared equity will require that we think about it differently,

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and it will mean that families, especially white families, but

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some pot families who are homeowners as well, are going

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to have a different relationship to property than the one

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that we currently have.

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Speaker 1: Did you catch that?

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Speaker 8: First of all, she went on with the Schoell, the

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sco Well, my liberals talk like that, the scho well,

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we used the Squerels, going to Ice the squills.

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Speaker 1: But then.

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Speaker 8: I think we need to so you white families, Kevin,

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she if you ever, that she's not talking about She's

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talking about you. She especially you. She didn't say male,

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but you know right after that, you white family, especially

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headed by a white male, you have been viewing property

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in a certain way. What does that mean? That means

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you think I have money, I'll buy some property and

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it's mine. I own the property. And what she's saying is,

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especially you white people, you are gonna have to think

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about your property very differently because it is not an

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individual thing. You as an individual, don't have the right

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to property. It is a collective and there's gonna be

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collective equity, which means if you, especially white people, if

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you white people buy property, and let's say you put

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your white sweat equity in your white owned property, and

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you think that you deserve the white home equity and

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the white home property with your white sweat equity, you

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are wrong. That equity has to be shared with the

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broader community. And we must assume that part of that

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broader community means the non white broader community. This maybe

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I'm extrapolating too much on what she's saying, but before

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we go to a break, let's listen to that carefully

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one more time to see if I'm wrong about where

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this is potentially going in New York.

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Speaker 1: Here is the tenant advocate CEA. Weaver.

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Speaker 16: I think the reality is is that for centuries we've

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really treated property as an individualized good and not a

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collective good, and we are going to and transitioning to

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treating it as a collective good and towards a model

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of shared equity will require that we think about it differently,

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and it will mean that families, especially white families, but

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some POC families who are homeowners as well, are going

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to have a different relationship to property than the one

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that we currently have.

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Speaker 8: Ladies and gentlemen, if you happen to be a white

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property owner in New York, especially a white property owner

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in New York, but maybe not just I would like

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to remind you there were other places to live across

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these great United States than New York City. If and

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if you intend on staying, I suggest you might want

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to start doing what the Left does in terms of

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organizing for a massive lawsuit against these people that are

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clearly ignoring the Constitution of the United States and the

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individual freedoms that the ancestors of all of us in

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the United States work so hard to pass along to us.

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It is under threat from these people in Seattle, Big story,

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Daily Mail today. The mayor there has already told police

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to stop enforcing drug on the street laws, and the

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police are having a cow over it, like the police union.

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Also in this whole Mexican thing. I've been getting some

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text from a very well informed source and just said

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to me, you know, one thing that people need to

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consider is the impact that this all of the stopping

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this drug trade is having on the international banking system.

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Billions upon billions of dollars laundered flow through and when

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Donald Trump is doing impacts the flow of money through

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international banking systems. And he pointed out one bank in

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twenty twelve that had to pay an almost two billion

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dollar fine for laundering drug money. There are deep implications

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to what is happening today. We got to take a break.

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James Golan's neurvely fastest our on American media continues. Don't

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go the James.

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Speaker 1: And of course we never get to all the stories.

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Speaker 8: There's tomorrow, God willing may God bless and protect you

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from every single one of you, your families, your loved ones.

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Love and gratitude.

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with you? God willing we are back tomorrow. Until then,

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I vid you. I do five. Thanks for listening to

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