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Speaker 1: So this weekend, Trump wasn't just breaking norms, Oh no,

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he shattered them, literally humiliating the country on the world stage.

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In fact, he handed himself a fake FIFA award, literally

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became the first president to hijack the Kennedy Center honors

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and then strutted around, strutted around the stage like he

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won an Oscar. Let me show you him, literally putting

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on his own fake FIFA medal. Play the clip.

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Speaker 2: This is the President, This is your prize. This is

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your peace prize. That is also a beautiful medal for

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you that you can wear everywhere.

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Speaker 3: You want to go.

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Speaker 2: Right now, Okay, hold, fantastic, excellent.

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Speaker 1: I mean I literally found this to be so ridiculous,

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so insane, so stupid that I wrote my Substack on

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it for this morning, called Peace Sacrificed on FIFA's altar,

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and in it I begin it. I proudly accept the

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inaugural Substack Leader of Peace Award, also known as the

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Slop Award, from the global community of readers and watchers

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who recognize my tireless, unimpeachable pursuit of world peace. It stands,

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by the way, amongst the greatest honors of my life.

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Right alongside being chosen from the crowd by Hucko, the

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clown at Madison Square Garden to do the macharena in

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the center ring. Now you'll hopefully forgive me for taking

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a moment to revel in my own greatness. I mean,

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how often does a guy like me get to win

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the first ever Slop Award for promoting World peace? My friends?

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It is historic, it is groundbreaking, practically biblical, and unlike

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some other newly created, highly suspicious awards that were handed

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out this week, mine it didn't require a tenor in

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a blue velvet tuxedo or a sports federation president willing

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to fam over a grown man like he's the Dalai

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Lama with better healthcare. Let me be clear here, all right,

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when the ratings for this Kennedy Center Honors debacle tanked,

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Trump pretended that ratings don't matter, play the clip.

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Speaker 4: What are you expecting, mister President, in terms of ratings

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for this year is Kennedy Center. I think it's gonna

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be Ratings are complicated now because you have streaming at

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it on and everything else, But I.

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Speaker 3: Think it'll do very big.

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Speaker 4: I mean, just look, I mean, just based on what

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you see right here, if you if you came here

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last year, you saw the line it was about what

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tent this does?

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Speaker 3: You weren't even here last year.

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Speaker 1: I was here. You weren't here.

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Speaker 3: No, no, sir, I was here.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to The Michael Cohen Show on our continued

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journey to half a million subscribers. Let me also tell

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you thank you all. Thank you all for subscribing, for

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being a part of this community. We are under thirty

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five hundred new subscribers to hit that half million mark,

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so thank you again. Subscribe, Watch comment, Please keep those

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comments coming and share with family and friends because this

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level stupidity, it's just getting worse. The weekend flattery it

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wasn't enough for Trump now, as shown literally when a

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reporter asked Trump if he would want to receive a

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Kennedy Center honor next year. Play the clip.

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Speaker 5: Did you imagine, miss President, And now we know that

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you've hosted before The Apprentice for many years, could you

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imagine next year maybe you're not hosting, but maybe you

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receiving a Kennedy Center honor.

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Speaker 3: That's an interesting one. Yeah, I think I'm going to

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nominate myself for next year. President.

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Speaker 1: Every day you have to a big job. Yeah, I mean,

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I'm not really sure why that's funny. It's just so absurd.

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Especially do you think that the country right now has

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enough things that maybe the president should be concentrating on

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other than say, rebuilding the fake boardroom. Another reporter goes

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on in ash Trump if he will rename the center

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after him. Trump turned around and said, well, it's up

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to the board. Play the clip.

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Speaker 3: So we're very proud of that, Thank you very much.

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What do you think of Kennedy's senator budget?

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Speaker 2: Usually do you think the center will eventually be named

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the Trump Kennedy.

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Speaker 3: I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I hear that, but I don't know, and that's not

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up to me. That's up to the board. The board

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makes that decision. We have a very prestigious board. If

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you look at the names, I don't think there's a

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board like it, So that would be up to the board.

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Speaker 3: Thank you either.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Let me also turn around, said, if I'm not mistaken,

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I think he's the president of the board, right and well.

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So Trump was then asked how he prepared to host,

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and unsurprisingly Trump's claim he'd prepare it all. Play the clip.

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Speaker 5: But I have a question for you, mister president, how

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have you prepared to host tonight?

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Speaker 3: Well, maybe I haven't prepared it. Maybe you want to

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Speaker 4: If you look at the great hosts Johnny Carson, Bob Hope,

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those are the greats. If you look at the not

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so greats like Jimmy Kimmel here is just terrible. But no,

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Speaker 3: Prepare for right, I've ask you. You know what you

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Speaker 1: You know. The interesting thing to anybody that sees the

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old Johnny Carsons and so on, they actually had Q

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cards for everything. That was the human version of the teleprompter.

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digging into Jimmy Kimmel or something like that. But Trump, again,

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in true weave fashion, then started to ramble about gold.

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Speaker 3: Play that clip. But they had the fake gold. You

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know the one thing about gold, You can never imitate

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real gold. They've tried to do it for years, Paint

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gold painting. Mister paint never worried. You got to go

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for the real twenty four carrot gold.

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Speaker 1: Yes, again, what relevance is any of this when you

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have twenty two million people that are going to be

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losing healthcare and forty million that are going to be

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losing snap benefits, and so on and so and then

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the fighting that's going on between Russia still in Ukraine

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and all the other stuff around the world. The tariff nonsense.

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I mean, we can go on for days and days

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and days twe but no, no, no painting these I

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don't know, finials in the oval office, or putting the

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words the Oval office on the outside of the room

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from the back of the property, all in twenty four

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Kara Cole. This is what's important. This is what's important

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to him. Now, let me be clear. Trump not only

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knows how to receive flattery, but in fact he actually

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knows how to dish shit out. Jesse Waters, producer, he

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asked what Trump's favorite moment of twenty twenty five was,

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and Trump, in true Trumpian fashion, said it was being

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interviewed by Jesse the Jerkoff Waters play the clips top.

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Speaker 5: Of the Line, President Trump, Jesse Waters has a question

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Speaker 4: Think when Jesse Waters interviewed me, it was such a

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Speaker 3: He's a great guy, and you're a great guy. You're

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doing a very good job out there. I'm proud of you.

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Speaker 1: Who oh, yes, thank you so much. Right Meanwhile, reporter

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then goes and asks Trump about Republicans being upset about

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his tariff dividend promise because you all remember that everybody's

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supposed to be getting a check in the mail right away,

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suggesting instead that maybe he should pay down the country's debt.

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Speaker 4: Some Republicans have expressed concern about using the tariffs the

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revenue for a dividend, saying we should be paying down

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the national debt. Well, we will always agree with them

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on that, But I also think that, you know, we're

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making so much money with tariffs that will also be

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Speaker 3: We're talking about middle income and lower income people. We're

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Speaker 4: But there's so much money being made from the tariffs,

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and countries that were taking advantage of us for many

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taking in tremendous amounts of money from countries that we

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they're okay with it. They're not complaining. They're not complaining

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about the tariffs and rather not have them. But they're

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not saying there's anything wrong. And the big thing is

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in the court. We have tremendous flexibility with the current system.

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It's unbelievable for national security. I've ended eight wars largely

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because of trade or because of tariffs. If we go

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the other tariff route, and there are other routes we

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can go, but it won't give you the same pure

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national security as this one.

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Speaker 3: This one is swift and very powerful.

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Speaker 1: That's your presence. Yeah. Again, eighty percent of what just

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came out of his mouth is completely made up and nonsensical.

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Now I'm staying on obviously a more serious note. Reporter

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asks Trump, since we're talking about tariffs, and since he

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believes that all of a sudden, Americans are making so

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much money that we won't know what to do with it.

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They did ask him if he intends to restart negotiations

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with Canada. Play the clip, what did you talk about

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with Time, mister Carney and Mexican President Time on when

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you were here died earlier.

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Speaker 3: Mexico and Canada we met, as you know, I mean

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it was pretty well. A lot of people were here

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Speaker 4: We met and the Prime Minister of Canada, president of Mexico,

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and we spoke for a half hour, very good, very productive,

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took mostly trade.

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Speaker 1: Will you restart negotiations with Canada?

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Speaker 4: Oh?

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Speaker 3: Look, I have a great relationship with Canada. They're very

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tough traders. But I have a very good relationship with

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the Prime Minister Edward Canada.

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Speaker 1: And you had said you would pull those negotiations earlier

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after the terrior have it?

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Speaker 3: So will you restart that? We'll see.

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Speaker 4: I mean, you know, the problem is that Canada makes

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a lot of things that we don't need because we

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make them also.

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Speaker 3: But we'll work it out.

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Speaker 4: Canada is a special place, and they really are good

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at ice hockey.

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Speaker 3: Aren't they. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I mean you sort of can't make that up as

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a response. I mean, this is really, first of all,

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what Canada manufacturers.

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Speaker 3: We don't.

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Speaker 1: I mean, that's just the reason why we're buying it.

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that powers the northeast of our country comes from Ontario. Meanwhile,

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why well for not allegedly reading his peace proposal. Play

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that clip about.

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Speaker 4: War talks, Denis, what's your next step in Russia Ukraine

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talks after last week's negotiations. So we've been speaking to

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President Putin and we've been speaking to Ukrainian leaders, including Zelensky,

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President Zelensky, and I have to say that I'm a

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little bit disappointed that President Zelensky hasn't yet read the

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proposal that was as a few hours ago. His people

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love it, but he has it. Russia's fine with it.

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Russia's you know, Russia, Russia, I guess, would rather have

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the whole country when you think of it. But Russia is,

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Zelensky is fine with it. His people love it, but

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he has ready. So someday you'll explain that one to me, Jeff.

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Speaker 1: I don't have an explanation there. You can't have an

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explanation because it's bullshit. First of all, that peace proposal

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is not a peace proposal. It is a surrender proposal.

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So Zolenski's people don't love it, right, I mean, imagine,

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imagine turning over the country, turning over the land, turning

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over your mineral rights, agreeing not to become part of NATO,

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agreeing to demilitarize. Absolutely, my god, how fast would you

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want Zelensky to get his John Hancock on there? It

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is the most ridiculous. It's not even a proposal, it's abnormal.

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sure they would accept it. Really, it's a complete and

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total surrender. Why would they not? And finally, reporter asks Trump,

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this is the craziest shit, right if he thinks Netflix

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should be allowed to buy Warner Brothers. I mean, this

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is something that every president gets them sells involved with.

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he's going to be involved in the decision making of Netflix.

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Speaker 3: Are you serious?

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Speaker 1: Play the clip? Should they be allowed to buy Warner Brothers?

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Speaker 3: Should Well, that's a question.

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Speaker 4: They have a very big market share, and when they

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have Warner Brothers, you know that chair goes up a lot.

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Speaker 3: So I don't know, that's going to be for some

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economists to tell.

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Speaker 4: And also, and I'll be involved in that decision too,

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But they have a very big market share.

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Speaker 5: Did he make any guarantees to you about the merger

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if they do merge now?

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Speaker 3: No, no, No, he came up. He was in the

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Oval office last week. I have a lot of respect

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for him. He's a great he's a great person. But

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he's done one of the greatest jobs in the history

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of movies and other things.

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Speaker 4: He's and he's got a lot of interesting things what's

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happening aside from what you're talking about.

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Speaker 3: But it is a big market share, there's no question

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about it could be a problem.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Let me say this, as I said in my

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substec of today, if Trump genuinely wants to be remembered

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as the peace president, if he truly wants that Nobel

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Peace Prize that I don't know he's been chasing like

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it's the last diet coke on Air Force one, then maybe,

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just maybe he should start doing something that resembles peace.

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You see, you don't get to brand yourself as a

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global peacemaker while literally unleashing ice raids to deport migrants

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from all over the world, or enforcing a travel ban

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on thirty countries and publicly denigrating entire communities, like calling

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Somalian's garbage, you know, as if their lives are disposable.

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You don't advance humanity by targeting fishermen on the Caribbean

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with lethal force based on I don't know, some concocted

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story that fentanyl is coming through Venezuela or Colombia. You

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certainly don't serve the cause of world peace while inflicting fear, chaos,

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and death on innocent people, all in the name of

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some self serving narrative of national security. So, mister President,

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if hypothetically you really want that nobel peace price, start

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acting like a peacemaker and as always, thanks for listening.

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