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Speaker 5: Golden Ladies and gentlemen, indeed both nerves. Rush Hour is

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Rush Hour. There is a lot still going on, of course,

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with the immigration stories that continue. Representative Maxwell Frost is

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some of these deportees are not eligible for bond. That,

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States Senate a recision bill trying to claw back some

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of the money that has been spent in ways that

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story today from the Washington Post Rural Americans and kids

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The continued battles in Texas are really taking shape, and

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this has ladies and gentlemen a lot of upset. What

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that some of the quote unquote minority much majority districts

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are in constitution, they are against the law, and so

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there's an effort now to read district Well, what are

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these districts. These are districts that were written in to

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be quote racial districts. These are the black caucus districts

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in Texas. They are safe because they've been written. The

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districts have been written in such a way that there's

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a concentration of the black population around the areas and

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they were written this way on purpose. Well, that's up

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now for redistricting, and the complaints are pouring in over that.

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that Donald Trump has accused Adam Schift, Senator now Adam Shift,

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of mortgage fraud, and he's calling for this matter to

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be looked at and perhaps prosecuted. Donald Trump, President Trump

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said the mortgage giant Fannie Mayze Financial Crimes Division has

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concluded that Adam Shift, Senator Shift, has engaged in a

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sustained pattern of possible mortgage fraud. He said that his

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primary residence was in Maryland and that way he got

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a cheaper mortgage. He must live in California because he

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was a congress Man from California. So this's the matter

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now is going to be or could be investigated, and

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we shall see if anything will come of it. Mortgage

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fraud is a serious issue, and crooked Adam Shift, now

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a senator, needs to be brought to justice, Donald Trump said,

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to which I say, wouldn't this just be ironic and delicious?

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that the Trump administration, through Immigration and Customs, is saying

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that all foreign nationals who unlawfully crossed in the over

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from the United States to Mexico must remain in detention

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for the duration of their deportation proceedings. They cannot be

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bonded out because of what they've done. And of course,

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who wants to give illegal immigrants every chance in the

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world to escape justice. Obama in the hot seat with liberals.

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Obama made a big speech fundraiser He's out doing the

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first fun runser apparently first fundraiser of the year. He

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went on to complain that Democrats should stop their naval

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gazing and grow tougher hide, stop whining about Trump rather

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than properly standing up to his policies. This was our

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last Friday New York Times. Some members of the left

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are not having it. Whoopy Goldberg, for one, did a

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vicious rant on the view and just is very much

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upset that this is the position of the former president.

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on the Democrat plantation raid in California is still continuing

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to reverberate. In n pmsnbc's coverage of it. There has

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this plantation, so they'll continue. And by the way, I

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keep asking this question, why aren't And I'd love to

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hear the answer to this. Why aren't the owners of

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that plantation in jail with over three hundred sixty illegal

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immigrants captured detained from working there? And then on top

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of it, the children, why are they still free? So

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those are just some of the issues. We're gonna take

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this one today, but this of all places, and I

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on Slate. It's been a lot of years since I

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of the most interesting. It gets from the left, but

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still the title how strategists brain took over the Democrat

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Party the subtitle during the Reagan Revolution, Democrats settled on

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new ways to win election. It is destroying them right now.

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This article is going to take some time. Prince outon

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analysis is really interesting. There's still also a lot of

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last week, so we'll touch on as many of these

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squeez four more electoral seats, four more seats for the

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Republican Party out of Texas, and of course Democrats are

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just beside themselves. Roland Stones Ladies and Gentlemen nineteen seventy

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of them protested and threatened legal acts because their faces

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number one nineteen seventy eight, James Golden both nearly with

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Speaker 5: Oh, I know some of you must be like me.

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Haven't heard this one in ages? Remember this one birthday

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today for Alicia Bridges. This one blew up In nineteen

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Happy Birthday, Alicia Bridges, disco Age my Friends. Okay, let's

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get to it a few things first, Kevin, Let's start

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with number one. This Home Deeper foundo Kin Langong.

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Speaker 7: He was not.

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Speaker 5: Pleased with Donald Trump going into the last election. He

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has changed his tune apparently. This an interview on CNBC

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Speaker 3: New Right now.

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Speaker 1: Yes, I am sold on Trump.

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Speaker 7: In fact, I'll say this, I think I've got a

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good shot at going down in history as one of

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Speaker 8: That is a real turnaround because you didn't want.

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Speaker 9: To vote for him.

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Speaker 1: I tell you the reason. I want to tell you.

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I'm a believer.

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Speaker 7: What I'm seeing happening is is absolutely nothing short of

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a great thing.

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Speaker 1: And there's a beat. People are walking with more bounce

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than there. It's all around. I gave you quite a

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bit of grief. Huh, I gave you grief, You give

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me grief. I gave you grief when it was a

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binary choice.

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Speaker 9: You're still complained about Trump and or a binary choice.

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Speaker 1: It's like, are you kidding me? Knowledge implies one thing.

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Speaker 7: When you made a mistake, admitted, Okay, I think this

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guy is turning out to be a president. One of

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the pilots on that miraculous trip to Iran that we

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wiped out with a well, we wiped out, but he said,

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Speaker 5: Yeah, so you've got that. You also now have President

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Trump outside the White House today. And for those of

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Speaker 10: If the Attorney general has handled it very well, break

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Speaker 5: And there are a few other files turn Pamponi, very

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Speaker 7: She tell you what did she tell you about?

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Speaker 10: You had specifically think she'd tell you and all that

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Speaker 11: She's She's given us just a very quick briefing. And

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Speaker 12: It's going to be up to her.

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Speaker 3: Whatever she thinks is credible.

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Speaker 10: She should release Yes, Texas on Texas, how many more

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seats do you want the Republicans to draw?

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Speaker 9: Five?

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Speaker 1: And then?

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Speaker 5: And he's not kids that question. I'm telling you that

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story is going to blow up. It is a huge story.

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How many more cheeks do you want for Republicans? Five?

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If that happens you and this this goes beyond part folks,

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This is straight up and down. Well I'll put it

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like this. When we get back. I'll play a little

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Jasmine for you. And she's not the only one that's

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going totally nuts over this effort to redraw congressional lines

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in Texas, James Golden boast. Thirdly, it is the Tuesday

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Speaker 5: You know the song as part of the history of

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the era. This was as the do op era was

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time to go to the number one position, and indeed

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this was number one on the UK charts on this

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Gohen slightly fastest our in American media continues. Okay, let's

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jump into some of these things that we've been discussing

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this deal. I'm telling you, folks, if this happens, number one,

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the House changes now you have more room to get

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the agenda. If this is able to happen before twenty

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twenty six elections, if these lines these districts are to

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be more competitive in Texas and the Republican Party were

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somehow even able to pick up two or three seats

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out of trump Ons five. But if they were even

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able to pick up two three seats in Texas, it

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makes all the difference. Ps. There is going to be

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a political reaction to this, beyond words from Democrats. There

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will be lawsuits for sure, but there will also be

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an attempt to Jerry Mander in heavy blue states to

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try to make up the difference. This is high stakes

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poker that's going on here in terms of the redrawing

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of these seats. So let's first go to KHOU, which

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is television in Houston. That's cut eleven and then we'll

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go after that and deal with Jasmine in the game.

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But here's the way that the news is reporting this.

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In Texas, Governor.

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Speaker 13: Greg Abbott wants Texas lawmakers to redraw the state's congressional

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maps after the Department of Justice claimed four districts, including

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three right here in Houston, are unconstitutional.

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Speaker 9: But Democrats call it a power grab aim to try

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to bolster GOP power in Congress to help President Trump.

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Speaker 11: Victor Hakobo breaks down why this is happening and reaction reaction.

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Speaker 14: The Department of Justice claims to these minority majority Houston

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congressional districts, the ninth, eighteenth, and twenty ninth, as well

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as the thirty third in the Dallas Fort Worth area,

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are unconstitutional because of what it calls racial jerry mandry. Now,

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Governor Greg Abbat is adding redrawing the state's district lines

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to the upcoming special session starting July twenty first. Republican

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leaders of the Texas legislature, including Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick

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and House Speaker Dustin Burroughs, shared statements today saying they

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agreed to redraw the maps, with Burroughs saying it's an

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effort to uphold fairness in the redistricting process, but Democrats

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are pushing back.

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Speaker 1: We have to fight it and stop it now.

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Speaker 14: Congressman Al Green represents the ninth district and says the

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effort would break up minority power in his district. In

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a statement, Congresswoman Selvia Garcia called it, quote a brazen

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racist power graph.

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Speaker 13: This attempt to get rid of majority minority districts will

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have far reaching effects on people within this district and

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so much more.

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Speaker 14: Candidates for the eighteenth district echoed those sentiments. What is

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at stake if Republicans are able to accomplish this and

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redraw the lines of the districts.

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Speaker 9: I would say the stripping of representation in modern history.

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The stakes are really high for the Trump administration.

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Speaker 14: Kh Au Political analyst Brandon Roininghouse says the move is

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spurred by the Trump administration to gain more seats in

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Congress in next year's midterms. Doing so, it can help

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empower his agenda in the second half of his term,

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but there could be risks in the strategy.

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Speaker 9: Trying to squeeze more seats out of these states means

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potentially hurting the incumbents they have and in a way

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of election it could create a real liability for those

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incumbents to return to office in Houston.

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Speaker 15: Victor Hakobokh, I love news now that that's a really

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interesting statement, folks, because if they're going to withdraw these

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lines and they're not going to use racial parameters, what

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does that mean.

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Speaker 5: That means that some incumbents already will have their districts

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changed as a result, they are going to have more

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house shall we say, hostile democrats in their district that

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they'll have to defer in their seats. So this is

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a very interesting move. These seats, the way that they

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are drawn. I'm guaranteeing you, I promise you some of

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this is going to end up in court. Now, let's

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check in with Jack Jasmine z Jasmine cut twelve in

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her reaction to all this.

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Speaker 8: Jasmine, Yeah, So, first of all, it hasn't quite been

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said clearly that Texas has always been found to be

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intentionally discriminatory. And so I want y'all to understand the

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makeup of my state. The state is a majority minority state,

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and what this legislature historically has done is what they

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plan to do again, is to dilute the voices of

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people of color in order to make sure that they

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can get to where they're trying to go. We saw

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this Department of Justice decided to put out a letter

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and what did they do. We only have four seats

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that are represented by black folk, where the vast majority

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the people that get to decide who they have represented

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them are black. They decided to attack three of the

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four seats that we have in the state. They decided

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to go after a Latina. They are specifically deciding to

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splinter the communities of common interest as well as just

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blatantly say we are going to dilute minority voices. So

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we know that the courts every since we've had a

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voting rights Act have always found this state to be

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intentionally discriminatory.

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Speaker 9: That is what they are going to do.

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Speaker 8: So I need people of color to understand that the

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scheme of the Republicans has consistently been to make sure

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that they mute our voices so that they can go

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ahead and have an oversized say in this So I

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fully anticipate that's exactly where they're going with this map.

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Speaker 3: It's the only way to do it.

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Speaker 8: We didn't understand how we got to the map that

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they gave us last time because that state was grown

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by ninety five percent people of color. They went out

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of their way to make sure that we got zero

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new seats for people of color.

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Speaker 9: So that's exactly what they're going to do this time.

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Speaker 5: First of all, seats are not awarded on color, and

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this idea people of color, people of color, I mean

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what people don't have some kind of color, So I

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think that would include everybody people of color. But the

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look Democrats rigged an election that guaranteed seats for groups

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that are in their identity caucus. It is illegal to

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do these on the basis of race. But everybody, wink, wink, nod, nod.

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Let's just make sure that we have some safe black

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district seats the way that they are. You know, the

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easiest way to do this across the United States, and

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I guarantee you nobody in either party, nobody then either

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party would want this is to do an AI program

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that looks at the entire country, puts it in a

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grid that proportionately maps people in this district. And according

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to a grid, nobody wants that you look at any

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one of these cities, any one of these congressional maps.

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There's no rhyme or reason except political as to how

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these districts are carved. Let's just be honest about it.

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And everybody's looking for the advantage when they're in power.

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That's part of politics. The Democrats, though, used race as

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or basis to make sure that they had some representation

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for their constituent groups. And now it's being challenged in Texas.

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We'll see. Okay, this is going to be a big deal, folks,

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promise you that let's move to education. Cut number for

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President Donald Trump on the Supreme Court decision that allows

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him to dismantle the UH the Education Department.

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Speaker 11: Were a big win with the Supreme Court on the

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Department of Education. And we want, as you know, we

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want to bring education back to the states, take the

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federal government out of it. A little tiny bit of supervision,

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but very little, almost nothing, like to make sure they

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speak English.

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Speaker 10: That's about all we need. Let who might be in

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a struggling feeling right now, we can tell that.

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Speaker 11: Well, we have school choice, and we're getting school choice

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approved all over the country. We just got it done

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in Texas and school choice.

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Speaker 5: Is the answer.

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Speaker 10: Yes, that's about it.

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Speaker 5: The union that represents Education Department, they're part of this

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government union is a woman by the name of Sharia Smith.

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She is the president of this union, and she is

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among the liberal based a lawyer herself, I believe that's

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just really unhappy with this cut three and this I

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will play, maybe not all of it, but as much

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of it as we can tolerate.

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Speaker 16: Emotions. First, one is disappointment. I'm a lawyer by trade

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and live for Supreme Court decisions at least to have reasoning,

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so you know, to have the six justices just allow

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this to happen without even explaining their decision is extremely disappointing.

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Then I go into anger, anger since the beginning of

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this administration, by the misrepresentation about what we actually do.

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There's so many statements about returning education to the States,

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but well, if I was a teacher, education, curriculum, teacher

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quality testing has always been with the States. What our

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department does and did was fund school districts, fund colleges,

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fund schools, and fund American citizens are pursuing their education.

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And it is extremely anger inducing that this misrepresentation of

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what we do and how important our work is is

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perpetuating and is not being corrected even by the highest

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court of our land. And then you know, then I

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go to sadness.

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Speaker 5: Well she said, okay, she said, let me just stop

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there one minute. She and this is one of the

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complaints you here. What we do is we fund we funded.

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Where does the money come from for the Education Department

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to fund it? The money comes from individual states, drilled

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down on a granular level. From that, the money comes

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from tax payers in each one of the fifty states.

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So she's acting like the money originates in Washington, d C.

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And then they just sit there for the important work

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that we do. And then we get them ways to

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get to decide how the man he's gonna get spigned.

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And so we fund everything. And I'm incredibly sad. I'm angry,

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and I'm sad because it's supreme crazy Donald Trump and

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returned May to the States instead of in Washington, d C.

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I work for a government union. I'm a lawyer. We

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find them, You don't fund them. The taxpayers fund all

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of this. And what the United States Department of Education

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did and is doing is has allowed blue city after

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blue city in America to produce generation upon generation of

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failing students on a widespread level. Now that may not

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change with the money going towards the States, but at

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least the money and the power will be closer to home,

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and there is a glimmer of belief that there could

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be some accountability now before we get out of here.

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They got to play a few more things quickly, fourteen

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and then fifteen. This is still what is being out

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there from Democrats to their base, and this is how

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their base is reacting to all of the antics.

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Speaker 12: At your will, sir, if you're a nice agent, you're

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a domestic terrorist and an absolute piece of sh and

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I wish everything horrible and awful for you every day.

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Speaker 14: Every day.

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Speaker 12: I hope that when you come home from terrorizing people,

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destroying families, traumatizing other human beings, that the place is empty.

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Your wife took the kids and the dog. She emptied

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out the fridge and the bank account and had time

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to get a U haul and take everything out of

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your residence. It's like the grunch was there on the

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night before Christmas and there's not a crumb. I hope

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between the way you cover your face because you're and

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the weight of all the tactical gear that you're wearing

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because you're acting like you're going off to war, that

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your your vision and your balance is kind of off,

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and you trip on whatever, a pothole, a rock, and

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when you fall on your fat, disgusting face, one of

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your weapons turns on you. I don't care which one.

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A knife stabs you, a gun shoots you. Your pepper

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sprice frays in the mouth, up the nose, and in

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your eyeballs. Maybe your eyes bleeding, your sick bagish can't breathe,

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and you think you're gonna die.

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Speaker 8: We'd love that for you.

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Speaker 5: They're nuts. They're nuts. Here's another one, ladies and gentlemen,

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cut number of fifteen.

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Speaker 17: If you guys see these ice agents out here and

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you think they're trying to kidnap, somebody start socking these

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in the mother's face. If they're faces are covered, if

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they're not identifying themselves other than I'm a I'm a

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I'm a Border patrol agent.

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Speaker 1: Like I don't give about that.

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Speaker 17: Bro, you better show me a warrant, You better show

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me something. You have a right to defund defend other people.

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It stems from self defense itself. It's often called the

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alter ego defense. I mean, yeah, bro, they're gonna charge

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you with the salt. You're gonna go through something. But bro,

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we'll get you a go fund me. You know what

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I'm saying. We'll get you bonded out, get you a lawyer,

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and then you're gonna have a civil rights lawsuit if

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they use excessive forcing.

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Speaker 3: Response.

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Speaker 5: But start firing on these most man.

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Speaker 17: If I see somebody that I think is getting kidnapped

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or they're trying to take somebody that they shouldn't be taken,

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and they're doing all the I'm getting them up, bro,

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and I might get timspon. I could tell I could,

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I could take a liquor. But this needs to start happening.

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So these muffs have to take their masks off, man,

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because this is some boat.

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Speaker 5: But it's a defense.

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Speaker 17: And if that happens to you and they charge you

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with as salt and your defense is self defense, you

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wave a Jerry Trill, Bro, you go to a bench trial,

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especially if you're in a red state. Now, if you're

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in a Democratic state, if you're in Los Angeles, you

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can go to a Jerry troll because Jerry's going.

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Speaker 5: To acquit you. But yeah, ladies and gentlemen, you got

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to just to that. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, let's do this.

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Let's hit it PU ap B lit up. Break here

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and we will be back. Wrap things up on this

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the fastest hour in American media. Oh man, who's this? keV?

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I know who's this here?

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Speaker 4: This is the four Tops nineteen sixty five.

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Speaker 1: I can't help myself.

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keep it right here, don't go away.

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Speaker 18: Okay, we listen and we don't judge. Yes, I have

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seven kids, and I am currently pregnant right now with

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my ah child, seventh baby daddies and another one. I

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got a baby daddies. Yes, we're getting three K and

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fool stamps. Yes, we are killing it, honey, we are

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killing it. No, I'm not ashamed. I've been a mom

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since age fourteen. I got pregnant at age fourteen with

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my first child. I've been doing this by myself and

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getting help from the government. Why not getting help for

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the government. I'm a single parent. I'm a single mother

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out here raising these kids by myself. So yes, all

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of them on child support. So I'm getting all those

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child support chicks and I'm getting my three K and

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fool stamps. I have a food stamp plug that helps me. Yes,

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a full stamp plug that helps me get three K

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a month. And he works in the office.

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Speaker 11: So yeah, don't judge me.

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Speaker 3: That's it.

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Speaker 1: We all go through things. Just don't judge me.

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Speaker 5: Eight kids, eight baby daddy, don't judge me. Yes, I

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get government checks. We have time for that other one

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keV barely.

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Speaker 19: So check this out, everybody. I'm on board the carnival

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and a rama and I just had a couple of drinks.

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And guess who just stepped on board? There was five

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ICE agents on board.

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Speaker 5: We're looking for somebody.

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Speaker 1: So guess what They're gonna nab somebody before we even

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set sail.

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Speaker 5: They're not gonna be good.

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Speaker 19: Jet to go the cowboy as a nata Ice is

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here to pick him up.

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Speaker 5: On the cruise ships Ice need more ice, Uh yes,

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or I believe all I do, But I said, for

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the day, we gotta jump. May God blessed protect each

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and every single one of you, your families, your loved ones,

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love and gratitude my friends for you are being here

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

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We are back tomorrow for the Wednesday edition of Both Neverlies.

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Rush Hour, the fastest hour in American media. Until then,

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my friends, I bid you I

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Speaker 6: Do the Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red

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