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Speaker 4: Well, we're approaching one third of Donald Trump's first year

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in his second term, and it seems like just yesterday.

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Of course for leftist it seems forever. But we have got,

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of course today's news and more so, I'm glad you're here,

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ladies and gentlemen. Let us be again today with looking

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at the economy. Employers added one hundred and seventy seven

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thousand jobs in April, despite says the Wall three Journal,

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despite tariff uncertainty, hiring slowed significantly from March. Space while

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the unemployment rate held at four point two percent. This

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is great, Other news outlets said, surprisingly, surprisingly, Yeah, people

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are hiring, and that's not all the good news that's

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going on with the economy. But there is also news

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that has caused a lot of ranker and rigamarole. Donald

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Trump signed an executive order to stop federal funding of

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NPR and PBS. The President said public funding of the

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media networks was outdated, unnecessary, but corrosive to the appearance

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of journalistic in dependence. And they're having a cow. These

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people think they're entitled to the money. And okay, and

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the courts may may weigh in and say Congress has

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to do this, but we'll get to that in moments.

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The White House also has released a budget blueprint. The

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White House seeks shark spending cuts in Trump's twenty twenty

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six budget plan. The White House released President Donald Trump's

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twenty twenty six budget proposal on Friday, hoping.

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Speaker 5: To slash, slash.

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Speaker 4: If not zero out, spending on many government programs.

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Speaker 2: Slash and burn and zero out.

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Speaker 4: It seems a sweeping restructuring of the nation's domestic priorities,

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reflective of the president's first hundred days in office and

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sudden firing of federal workers of bureaucrats. Trump's plan, Oh

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you gotta love this, because here they go, here they go.

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Speaker 2: Here they go.

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Speaker 4: Trump's plan aims for steep cuts to child care, disease research,

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renewable energy, peacekeeping abroad, and then so, of course, of

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course he wants to hurt the children. Of course, he

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wants you to have dirty air, dirty water. Of course,

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of course he wants you to die of diseases that

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could have been prevented if only we had spent millions

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on institutions like Harvard Universe. How dare he take away

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money from Harvard? That, by the way, is another one

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headlined from today. Harvard hits back no legal basis for Trump.

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Trump to move to take away tax exempt status. They're

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demanding that their tax exempt status, no matter what, they

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have a right to it, and damn anybody challenged them. Already,

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we are hearing voices like Senate Appropriations Committee chair Who Collins,

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are Maine, Republican of Maine, says she has serious objections

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to the defense funding proposals in President Trump's fiscal year.

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one step in the annual budget process. The request has

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come to Congress late. Key details remain outstanding. Based on

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my initial review, however, I have serious objections to the

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proposed freeze and our defense funding giving their security challenge

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we face, like the proposed fund cuts two and in

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some cases elimination of programs like lie Heap, Trio and

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those that support biomedical research. Let me tell you something,

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not one of these United States senators, not one of them.

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I haven't heard one of them. Well, I have heard Mark,

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Wayne Mullins and others talk about some of the stuff

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that Doge has found. But if you notice a lot

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of the Republican senators have gone absolutely quiet, nothing to

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say about all of the fraudulent, wasteful spending that Doge

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and this administration have uncovered. Yes, we have sound bites.

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with Elon Musk and with Doge, and they talked about

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a lot of the stuff that was found. So you

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didn't hear Susan Collins or any of these other people

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that are now suddenly worried so concerned. Oh my, my,

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my mind, we're gonna cut millions of dollars. You didn't

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hear one peep, one little peep peep from Susan Collins,

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and that ilk when it came to all this money

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that has been found that the government wasted, not a peep.

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go talk to political or to the Hill or to

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the New York Times, Washington Posts and say, you know what.

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Speaker 2: This is terrible. This stuff is terrible.

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Speaker 4: I had no idea our government was wasting so many

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billions and billions and billions of dollars, not a word.

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here's Sue Collins out. I have serious objections. I object

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go sit on them, because no one cares whether you

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have objection, Susan Collins. These people, none of them, none

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of these people that are screaming bloody murder over this budget,

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have addressed a thing about what has been found. The

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United States Pentagon has lost over three hundred billion dollars.

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They can't find it. It's not the audits can't. They

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can't pass a freaking audit. They don't know where billions

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of dollars win Sue Collins is the head of the

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Speaker 2: Why didn't Sue.

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Speaker 4: Collins come out in front of the microphones and say,

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the Pentagon not being able to find three hundred billion dollars.

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Where was she saying we need to clean this swamp

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up because billions of dollars are being siphoned off from

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the taxpayers. We don't know where the money's going. Who's

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getting rich from these Where's Sue Collins? Where's the rest

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of these objecting Democrats, Democrats and Republicans that all of

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a sudden want of oh, oh, we're cutting He wants

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to cut the budget. He is saying that he wants

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to cut what is it, one hundred and sixty eight

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sumire billion dollars from the budget. Let me see if

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I get the exact figure here, it's I think it's

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one hundred and sixty eight billion dollars budget cuts. That

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doesn't come near sharp, sharp budget cuts, that doesn't come

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near the amount of money that has been wasted.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it.

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Speaker 4: And this is this is discretionary spending that we're talking about.

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Our discretionary spending is about one point eight three trillion

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dollars a year on defense and non defense accounts.

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Speaker 2: Trump's team wants.

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Speaker 4: To drump that by one hundred and sixty three billion,

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and these people are screaming bloody murder. The Pentagon can't

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account for more than that, almost double at and you

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hear none of these people whining about that and saying

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something is seriously wrong here. Yes, eyes, oh, I'm getting feedback.

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Put them inside your pennies and sit on them. Really, James, Yes,

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I said it. These people get their little panties in

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a wad because the government, because Trump issues a budget

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blueprint that says, okay, we're gonna slash one hundred and

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sixty three trillion dollars from discretionary spending. And meanwhile, all

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the billions of dollars that have been found to be

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wasted wasted, not a peep from these same people. Let's

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start with this one. Cut eight, Just cut eight. This

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is from Jesse Waters last night with Elon and Doge.

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Speaker 6: Just by sharing a database and looking at social security

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numbers that showed that at the time of the loan

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they had listed at over one hundred and fifteen years old.

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Speaker 5: Were actually under eleven.

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Speaker 6: We didn't even check it for under eighteen maybe under

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eleven years old, that's pretty great.

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Speaker 7: Maybe people were getting loans.

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Speaker 5: That was six hundred and sixty million dollars. Yeah, and

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also people with birthdates in the future. What does that mean?

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Speaker 2: Well, in one I mean I.

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Speaker 5: Think like the birthday birthday.

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Speaker 7: I think in one case was like fetuses, we're getting

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well not even really is sort of a a you're

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talking about like your great grandchildren, like with the birthday.

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I think it was like twenty one sixty five, So

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more than essentially from now was the birthday George Jetson

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was getting a yes, because your birthday is in the future,

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like the far like for the far future, not like

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next year, and we either this is either fordulines or.

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Speaker 5: We have your birthday wrong, either a typo or someone stealing.

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Speaker 2: Now let's just move from there.

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Speaker 4: That's just one little six hundred and sixty Okay, six

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hundred and sixty million dollars, big deal. What would any

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of us do with six hundred and sixty million dollars.

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Let's go very quickly before we have to get into

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our affairs to break, shall we. Let's go to cut

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eleven and just please check this out.

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Speaker 5: Sir, so, actually a lot of great work in the

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Treasury this week.

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Speaker 8: One of the crazy things with regards to the Treasury

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is that when a payment is made and the computers

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at the Treasury actually pay but five trillion dollars per year,

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like crazy amounts. There was formerly not a budget code

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on there, so if a payment was made, you didn't

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know actually what it was for.

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Speaker 2: It could have been for anything. Yeah, there was a.

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Speaker 8: Four billion dollars COVID fund in the Department of Education

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and there was no receipts required, so people we just

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drawed down on it. And when people looked into it,

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this wasn't justice before us, they found that money was

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being used to rent out Caesar's Palace for parties, rent

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out stadiums, et cetera. And so the one change that

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DOGE made with our education is we had the simple

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requirement that if you draw down money, you must first

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upload a receipt.

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Speaker 5: That was the only change that was made.

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Speaker 8: You must upload your receipt, and upon doing so, nobody

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drew down any money anymore.

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Speaker 5: Yes, but we didn't say that we'd check the receipt.

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Speaker 9: You could send a face receipt, you could send a

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picture of your.

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Speaker 5: Dog, anything, anything, anything.

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Speaker 7: But as soon as we asked for anything at all,

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that suddenly the requests.

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Speaker 2: Were like, oh, we don't need it anymore. Oh that's interesting.

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Speaker 5: They were renting Caesar's palace.

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Speaker 7: Yes, they were like basically partying of.

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Speaker 2: The texture of money.

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Speaker 5: Stadiums, Yes, leasing stadium.

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Speaker 2: Using stadiums for what for parties?

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Speaker 5: Basically for parties.

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Speaker 2: Yes, that's a big parties, big party.

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Speaker 5: You'd think if you were stealing, you'd start small. They

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do start small, but then over what happens is over

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Speaker 2: So generally the.

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Speaker 7: Fraud starts out small and they try to hide it.

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Speaker 9: But then year after year, if nobody stops the fraud,

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it gets more and more brazen, and every year it

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gets bigger until they're literally renting out stadiums like.

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Speaker 2: Stadium.

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Speaker 4: All right, now, have you heard one Republican Have you

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heard one Republican, including Sue Collins, go out and say

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it is ridiculous for the federal government to have a

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bank account with five trillion dollars in it and people

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can just draw the money out without any proof of

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who they are, exactly why it's needed. It's just an

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open account, no receipts, no codes. In other words, we

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don't know how the money is being spent. This was

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your federal government, and Sue Collins and the rest of

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this ilk in the Republican Party have not one damn

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word to say about this supreme mismanagement of taxpayer dollars.

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Yet they'll go out and start whining, moaning, gnashing their

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teeth because President Trump says, you know what, maybe we

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shouldn't be spending so much.

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Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden, Entertaining and

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informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Van, we're gonna get back because I got more

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on this budget stuff. I got more on this dog stuff.

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But quickly Van Jones interviewed some black folks you wanted

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to see, Yeah, go ahead play it.

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Speaker 10: Actually, I come from a family that was like super democratic.

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Speaker 2: My first time voting, I voted demograph I voted for

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Joe Biden. What about Trump appeal to you guys? I mean,

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part of it is he's asked I like authenticity.

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Speaker 3: You voted for Obama and then you voted for Hilly

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Clinton in twenty sixteen, but twenty twenty you voted for

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Speaker 2: What made the sake I began listening to someone.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, we're gonna have to check out of this

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and we'll chat back in there's more of this. Van

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wants to know if they would still vote for Donald Trump.

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The black folks he had on Yes, so much fun.

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Keep you right here, don't go away, folks.

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the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 5: The Rush Hour with James.

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Speaker 3: Golden Entertaining and Informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 4: I want to get a few things really quickly and

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let me get back to this doge stuff because this

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Speaker 2: Okay. We have and I have people asking me questions

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you have any questions or comments for me. But those

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doge guys, Princess Diana can't wait to hear what she

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has to talk about tomorrow with us on the Saturday

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Morning program. Those doge guys said that they're going to

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forward some of the most some of the most egregious

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stuff has already been forwarded to the FBI and to

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the GoJ That's right, But elected Republicans are awol. They

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are This stuff is like it happens in a vacuum.

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It happens in a vacuum. I have another one. So

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if the applications were showing these birthdays, how in the

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world would anybody even approve loans to begin with? Yes, exactly,

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But ask yourself this. These are the people that make

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rules for you. These are the people. The person that

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shent me this owns a small business. I don't want

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to identify her. She owns a small business that she's

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getting off the ground. The number of regulations and hoops

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that she has had to go through from the federal

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government and from the state. They want every document that

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you have verifying who you are, every document that you

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have regarding your income, every document that you have regarding

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the space that you want to lease, and whether it's

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met up to their OSHA, whether it's met up to

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this and that, whether you have to make sure that

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you post their requirements on who you can offend and

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who you can't offend. You have to go through so

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many hoops to open up any kind of business thanks

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to these very people. These very people will tell you

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if you want to go buy a house, here's the

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form that you have to fill out, and I'm so sorry.

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We need to know your requirements. We need to know

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your income to debt ratio, how much money you make

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compared to how much you lose. And by the way,

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you need to verify that, and you need to verify

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who you are three times over. And here's how much

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money is in the bank. And it better be legitimate,

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because if you lie on these applications, unless you're a

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powerful Democrat, we have the potential to throw your ass

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in jail because we don't like liars. Okay, these are

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the same people that do all this for you when

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you want to open up a business, and yet they're

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the thing. They are in charge of the federal treasury

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with trillions of dollars of your money in it. Collectively,

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they have zero checks and balances on how the money's

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Speaker 2: You ask every all the time. We've been asking this

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for years and years.

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Speaker 4: How is it that people get elected to Congress, get

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elected to the sense they're broke, and yet by the

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time they retire, their multimillionaires how does that work? Exactly well,

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when you have an open bank, when you have the

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ability to have let's say, money flowing in certain directions

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to certain NGOs or certain other organizations that have no

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accountability either, it's like a blank check. And then all

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of a sudden, people are surprised when some of these

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elected officials end up becoming multi millionaires when the money's

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pretty much untraceable.

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Speaker 2: It's a game, and we have the taxpayers have been

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at the losing end of this game.

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Speaker 4: Yet, in addition to that, you have the Democrat Party

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funding every single weapon at their disposal. Media outlets like

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the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS, who now are pretending.

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Speaker 2: That they're not biased. Oh how dare this assault on us?

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All we want to do is report the news and

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serve our communities. Oh oh, you should hear some of

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump said that, by the way, this is such

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a non story because now they're saying they're gonna go

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se They're gonna go to We're gonna sue him. We're

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gonna sue him. His executive order says the Corporation for

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Public Broadcasting should cease federal funding for NPR and PBS

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to the extent alloud by law. He's recognizing the Congress role,

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so to the extent that we can, let's defund it

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to the extent by law. He didn't say we're bypassing

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the law. Unlike in nineteen sixty seven when c P

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was established, the media landscape is solid, was abundant, diverse

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and innovative news options.

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Speaker 2: Blah blah blah. So these people, Paula Kuger, CEO of PBS.

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Speaker 4: The president's blatantly unlawful executive order issued in the middle

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of the night, threatens to our ability to serve the

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American public with educational program as we had for the

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fast fifty years. It was not unlawful, he said, to

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the extent by law. Maybe you should read it, miss PBS,

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before you start pontificating. Patricia Harrison, the president and CEO

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of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, issued a defiant statement

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stress the White House did not control the organization. CBP

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is not a federal executive agency subject to the President's authority.

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Speaker 2: Congress directly authorized.

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Speaker 4: And funded to see PB to be a private, non

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founded corporation wholly independent of the federal government. Holy independent.

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But we want your money, but we demand your money.

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But we're independent of anybody telling us what to do.

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Cather and mayor the raging leftist that runs in PR.

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We will vigorously defend our right to provide essential news,

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information and life saving services to the American What do

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you get from PBS and NPR that you can't get elsewhere?

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There are so many options in places. Why them? But no, no, no,

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they're special and they deserve your money. And no, they

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shouldn't have to worry about competing like other broadcasters do.

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Speaker 2: Get it to them. They're entitled to it.

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Speaker 4: But do you see any expose a's of any of

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this stuff on PBS, on any of these outlets, these

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government outlets. Did you even know before dojie your government

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was this mismanaged and ill organized. This is as unprofessional

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as any If you ran a business and you had

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to report to the government, like many of you do,

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if you ran your company with the lack of controls

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that the federal government runs theirs, these people would be

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trying to get you in a cell next to what's

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his name, George, what's his name Santos. They'd be trying

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to line you up for the cell next to George Santel. He,

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by the way, has a video where he's asked acxing

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Lily Bonix. There, what about some of the other members

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of Congress. You're gonna see them indict it. Maybe we'll

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get to that tomorrow. Anyway, these people they got, Sue

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Collins mean excrewing me.

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Speaker 2: Serious tradictions and serious objections to the way its entire

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government has been run.

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Speaker 4: Why don't you the Institute for Peace? Did you even

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know that there was an Institute for Peace?

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Speaker 2: Well?

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Speaker 4: Cut nine, the Institute for Peace. Let's listen to what

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happened when those went inside the Institute for Peace.

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Speaker 11: Maybe, yeah, okay, agency, small agency called the United States

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Institute of Peace. It's definitely the agency we had the

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most fight at. We actually went into the agency and

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found that they had loaded guns inside of their headquarters.

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Speaker 5: Institute for Peace.

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Speaker 7: I mean, any given company, any given organizational name, is

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going to be kind of be the opposite of the title,

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right Yeah, yeah, So it was.

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Speaker 11: By far the least peaceful agency.

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Speaker 3: That we've worked with.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, ironically, of course.

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Speaker 11: Additionally, we found that they were spending money on things

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like private jets, and they even had a one hundred

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and thirty thousand dollars contract with a former member of

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the Taliban. This is areal We don't encounter that in those.

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Speaker 5: St Yeah, what was the money going to the Taliban for?

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Speaker 11: So it was a contractor. They received one hundred and

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thirty thousand dollars for generic services. And to Elon's point,

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there was not actually a clear description of what the

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contractor services were for.

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Speaker 5: But was it for opium.

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Speaker 8: Unclear?

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Speaker 11: Or weapons or yeahing or nothing or abroad or yeah,

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And you actually have to ask the question, well, how

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did we get here? Like when the country was founded,

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there were only four agencies. Today there are over four hundred,

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So there's been a one hundred xc increase in the

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number of agencies since the foundering of the nation. And

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thanks to President Trump, he's now signed two executive orders

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to start to reduce the number of agencies in the

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government and the Institute a Piece was one of them,

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which is why our team went into try and understand

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what was going on, and that's when we found all

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the craziness, like the weapons and their armory, we found

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the payments to the Taliban.

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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, try to ide the evidence, right.

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Speaker 11: So just a few hours after we got into their headquarters,

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we found that their chief accountant had actually deleted over

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a terabyte of accounting records from SERVA leaders. So you'd

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have to ask the question, well, why would somebody do

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that if the Dose team fortunately was able to recover

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that data with the help of a few great employees

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at the Institute of Piece. And I think the most

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troubling thing was they received fifty five million dollars a

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year from Congress, and any money that went unspent, instead

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of returning that to Congress, they would sweep it into

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a private bank account which had no Congressional oversight, and

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that's what they would use to fund things like events

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at their headquarters and the private jets. And so I

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think it's a great example because most Americans don't know

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what's going on at a lot of these smaller agencies,

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and this is a I think the most extreme case

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of some of the wasteful spend that we're finding.

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Speaker 12: So the agencies are hiding money from you, they're sending

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into the Taliban, They have loaded weapons in the department.

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Speaker 5: Buildings at the Institute of Piece, at the Institute of Peace,

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that's right, So this is a cover up.

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Speaker 7: When you guys, roll in this one of the cover up,

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big big belief of mass out of financial information.

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Speaker 5: That's really a definition of a cover up. Isn't that

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illegal to delete evidence? Yes, shred documents? It is.

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Speaker 11: It's certainly illegal to delete accounting records that that Congress

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would certainly want to know where the congressionally appropriated funds

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are going from taxpayers.

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Speaker 12: When you catch them going Hillary style on their computers,

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do you refer this to the Department of.

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Speaker 11: Justice In this case, we did refer the evidence in

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the accounting example to the FBI and DJ.

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Speaker 5: We're proud to do that, so yes, we did.

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Speaker 4: Instance has now the United States Postal Service. Let's get

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to that one really quickly, folks. I got so much

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more that I wanted to do today. We're not going

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to have a chance to get to tomorrow morning. Please

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God willing, we're here. Please be here with us, because

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there's so much other stuff that is happening out there.

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But this is important now. They also talked about the

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USPS the Postal Service. Okay, and that's cut fourteen. Let's

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just jump into it. I want to comment on that.

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Speaker 10: So, yeah, I'm at the Postal Service. I think a

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lot of people don't realize that there's actually a law

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that says that the post Office is supposed to like

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have a balanced budget there is.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know that.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, right, Well that's not working, is it. No, So

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they're breaking the law.

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Speaker 10: They're breaking the law basically since two thousand and seven.

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Almost every year since two thousand and seven they've they've

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lost money. So you might ask, like, what happened in

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two thousand and seven, Yeah, yeah, there was additional regulation

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that when it's a place that essentially crippled them and

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put them down this like not good path where they

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essentially are stuck in the past as well as bleeding

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money left and right. So, like, it's great, and we

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appreciate that the postal employees are are willing to go

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to the hardest parts like in this country. But we

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think that we can organize it and help them become profitable.

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Speaker 5: Right now, last year they lost nine a half pe dollars.

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Speaker 2: Well, okay, I want you to think about that. Last year.

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Speaker 4: If you didn't hear that last part post Office lost

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nine and a half billion dollars, I want you to

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think about this just for one moment, folks. Every day,

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many of you see a truck coming up to deliver

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stuff to you. It's got a little arrow that looks

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kind of like a phallic symbol getting ready to go

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into something.

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Speaker 2: But never mind that.

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Speaker 4: These people have figured out how to deliver stuff to

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you sometimes at four o'clock in the morning, if you

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order it the night before, the day before, sometimes the

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next day, and within a few days. And not only

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that they'll give they'll track They'll Okay, here's the stuff

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you ordered, by the way, here's when you can expect it.

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We may be late. We'll let you know about that too.

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Here here's a link you can track it yourself if

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you order this stuff from there. Yeah, if you order

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this stuff from from the grocery store that they ow

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that they own. Right, Not only do they put stuff

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in your basket without telling you because you've ordered it before,

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just to make sure your basket is stocked up with

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more stuff, right, based on everything that you've ever bought.

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You can see that too, And then they recommend, by

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the way, you didn't buy this this time.

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Speaker 2: You want some of that.

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Speaker 4: Here, we'll put it in your basket for you, and

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it'll be here this afternoon tomorrow morning. Oh, pick an

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eight and you get free shipping on some of it.

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If you want your groceries, you may have to pay

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ten bucks more.

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Speaker 2: But yeah, who cares. Right now?

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Speaker 4: The United States Postal Service has every every single address

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in the United States of America. They have access to

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reach every single household, every single apartment building, every single

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cave that has an address. They're losing money at a

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time when people are buying like crazy and demanding everything

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be sent to their homes because.

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Speaker 2: They don't want to go out shopping anymore.

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Speaker 4: And yet the government is losing nine billion dollars a

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year while other companies are making a killing delivering stuff.

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And Sue Collins and the damn Republicans don't.

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Speaker 13: Have any serious objections about the The Rush Hour with

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James Golden on the Red Apple Podcast Network. The Rush

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Hour with James Golden Entertaining and Informative on the Red

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Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 4: Again, I invite you to join us in the morning,

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God willing we are there, because there's so much more

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I want to talk about. H Ha King Jeffries. He's

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getting a lot of heat from some people in his party.

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Speaker 2: Do we have time to do this? Yeah? Quick? We

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have cut to Donald Trump his speech at Alabama. Cut two.

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I believe it is yes, cut two very quickly, so.

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Speaker 14: Asking me to go through with that stuff. But it's

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pretty descriptive, is it.

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Speaker 5: Really?

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Speaker 14: It helps when you know that borders are not racist,

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speech is not violence, America is good, Terrorists are bad,

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men can never become women, police are not criminals, and

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criminals are not victims.

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Speaker 4: Hey, there you go, James Golden snarly. May God bless

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protect Teach and every single one of you. Audios.

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Speaker 15: Bye, thanks for listening to Bo Sturdley's Rush Hour. You

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can hear Bo Stirdley's Rush Hour weekdays at four on

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Speaker 5: Time for a new episode, so you never have to

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wonder what the heck is going on here