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Speaker 1: Nerdly welcome my friends to the Monday Yes it's Monday

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again edition of both Early's Rush Hour. If you would

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like to be on the program this afternoon, eight hundred

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Much of what concerns the political landscape across this great

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nation of ours is happening inside courtrooms. We have, as

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we have been discussing these past few weeks, so many

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nationwide injunctions that have been issued by radical left wing

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in some cases judges in some cases. I'm not ready

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to say that every single lawsuit that has been filed

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is by a radical left wing judge, but you can

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tell some of them really are. This afternoon, shortly before

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the program began, Judge Boseburg, who was at the center

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of the controversy surrounding Donald Trump's promise to make America

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safe again by deporting illegal immigrants, in many cases sent

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here to terrorize American citizens to prey upon American citizens

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with all sorts of criminal behavior. That foreign and that

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is what it is. These people are coming in an

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organized fashion from foreign nations, whether they be organized criminals

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or actors of the government. US District Court judge who

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thinks he should control the foreign policy of the White House,

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James Boseburg, refused to end his ban on the deportation

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of Venezuelan gang members under the Alien Enemies Act. An

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appeals court is going to hear the administration's case later

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this afternoon, or it may be ongoing right now, Boasburg.

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Judge Bosburg wrote that the court need not resolve the

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thorny question of whether you udiary has the authority to

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assess this claim in the first place. That is because

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plaintiffs are likely to succeed on another equally fundamental theory

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before they may be deported. They're entitled to individualize hearings

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to determine whether the Act applies to them. So he's

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already saying it doesn't matter that he should not even

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be hearing this case because guess what his view is

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that these illegal aliens have a right, no matter what

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anybody else says, to a hearing, even though the courts

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have no right to intervene on this if the Act,

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the Enemies Act, is followed. He says, as the government

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itself conceies, the awesome power granted by the Act may

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be brought to bear only on those who in fact

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are alien enemies. So he's taking issue with Donald Trump

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declaring these enemies of America who come here illegally. He's

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taking issue with the fact that the President dare to

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use a statue that was designed for the purpose that

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the President is using it for. He's usurping the power

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of the presidency, saying that executive power doesn't apply. The

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president believes he can use it, but I believe otherwise.

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that they are not members of Trandiagua, they may not

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be deported until the court has been able to decide

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the merits of their challenge. So these are people here

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illegally and that the administration has said are here illegally,

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and that Trump is saying, well, they're saying no, no, no, no,

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therefore we can't do anything. We have to bend to

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the will of the illegal immigrants who nor may any

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members of the provisionally certified class be removed until they

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implicates a host of complicated legal issues that despite the

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President's determination otherwise, Perendiagua is not a foreign nation or

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government and they don't have to be a foreign nation

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or government, is what my understanding is. This is on appeals,

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Congress is getting in the act. We shall see if

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this stalls. Because of course, even if Congress is successful

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in trying to reign in some of these district judges,

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it's the matter still has to be taken up in

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the United States Senate. Now. Interestingly enough, my friends, interestingly enough,

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it is in Wisconsin, I believe, no, I'm sorry, of

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all places not Wisconsin, Montana, in Montana, this issue of

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judges is coming up and it is there, and this

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is a really interesting case. Montana lawmakers had banned gender

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affirming care for minus, only to have the law blocked

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by a Missoula county district judge. So it's kind of

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marrying what's happening on the federal level. On the state level,

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you had a local district judge. There after the legislature

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acted to ban gender affirming care, a Missoula County district

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judge says, no, can't do it. At the same time,

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another judge and another county ruled that the state support

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of the fossil fuel industry had violated the public's right

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to a clean environment. So because they're still using fuel,

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which energy we all use, and some leftists don't like

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fossil fuels, even though the laws were the laws, a

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district court out there locally steps in and says no, no,

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can't do it. Well, I'm siding with the environmentalists, and

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these were upheld by the Montana Supreme Court. Republicans are

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taking action out there. The Montana legislature is now waiving

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multiple bills about the judiciary, who gets to sit on

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the courts, etc. These courts. By the way, what they're

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going to do now is put the judge the matter

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for judges up for elections. They're not elected in that case,

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so now people will have to actually for office. One

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of the most liberal courts in the nation out there

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in Montana. So now, the what they're proposing in the

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House out in Montana is to make these guys run

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for office, guys and gals of course, and a whole

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host of other measures to bring the judiciary under control,

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meaning to stop this left wing activism from the courts.

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This is happening at a local level in Montana. It

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can happen. Jim Jordan was on Fox News discussing what

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and let's just check in for a minute and listen

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to what Jim Jordan has to say about where we

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Speaker 7: The number of injunctions against George W. Bush was six,

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Obama had twelve, Trump one point zero was sixty four

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bid Ready Trump two point zero fifteen. Why has the

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Supreme Court, so far as I know, never ruled on

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this case of a district judge stopping.

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Speaker 8: A national decision.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, it may happen here sometime soon. But what we're

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trying to do is take legislative action. Two and a

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half weeks ago, in the Judiciary Committee bill, we passed

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legislation which said, instead of these federal district judges issuing

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injunction that applies to the entire country. We think it

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should be limited to the parties of the case in

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that respective jurisdiction. It's Congressman I's bill. It's a good

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piece of legislation. We passed it two and a half

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weeks ago. Speaker Johnson's indicated he'd like to get this

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bill to the floor next week and move it through

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the process. So we think there's some things that we

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can do legislatively, and then, frankly, there's the broader issue

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of all these judges injunctions and then decisions like Judge Boseburg.

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He's what he's trying to do and how that case

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Speaker 2: We're going to have hearings on all of.

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Speaker 9: That, because, particularly when you look at Judge Boseburg, it

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starts to look like this is getting totally polite from

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this guy, particularly when you remember he's also the judge

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who was part of the whole Trump Russia FIZA court

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granting those warrants that allowed the comby FBI to spy

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on President Trump's campaign. So we're gonna look at that

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issue as well. But hopefully we can get that bill

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passed next week. On the House floor, move it to

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the Senate, hopefully get it to the president's death Wait, what.

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Speaker 1: Do you think you're gonna find here?

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Speaker 7: It seems to me like it's pretty muck and white.

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You know, you go, you find the judge that's going

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to ruin your favor and it's been going on for

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twenty plus years.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's why we want to limit it to just

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that jurisdiction. Uh, just the parties of the case, so

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it doesn't have nationwide implications. But yeah, there's the way

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the left operates. They go to these judges and they

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go after President Trump, as the speaker indicated, disproportionately more

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Speaker 2: But with Judge Bosberg, think about this.

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Speaker 9: I mean, I think the president, with his order on

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these gang members, sending him back or send him to

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El Salvador, I think constitutionally he is on solid ground.

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vested in a President of the United States statutorily the

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Alien Enemies Act predatory incursion.

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Speaker 2: That's certainly what this was.

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Speaker 9: Gang members coming here illegally doing terrible things. And then

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finally you got this judge saying this crazy decision turn

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the plane around, bring the bad guys back to America.

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Speaker 2: That makes no sense. So when you look at all that, coupled.

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Speaker 9: With this judge's history with the Pies of Court, with

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the sentence he gave to Clin Smith, the lawyer Kevin Klinesmith,

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who altered the document in front of the piz of Court,

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it really starts to look like Judge Boseburg is operating

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purely political against the president. And that's what we want

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to have hearings on this broad issue and some of

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what Judge Boseburg is doing. And so we're going to

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start those next week. And we think Senator Grassley is

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Speaker 1: Well, I hope so. But it's not enough just to

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have hearings. Republicans have had endless hearings about endless things,

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and the hearings and the hearings and the healings and

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the healings produce absolutely nothing. It's time for results, not

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just more hearings. I love Jim Jordan, you guys know that,

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but guys and gals know it. But I'm done with

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these and we're gonna have hearings. We're gonna have Well,

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the time for hearings is passed. Have your hearings, but

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actually commit to moving and put this on the agenda.

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But let's stop just leaving with We're gonna have hearings.

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Push this as an agenda item and make it an

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important agenda item so it doesn't get lost in the shuffle.

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James Golden, twenty thirteen. On this day, American songwriter record

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producer DIEK Richards passed away. He was a member of

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the Klan c L A N. Not that other Klan,

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and the Corporation. If you look at the song, the

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song credits, the writer credits on the singles from this

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one from the Jacksons ABC, the Love You Saved you

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would find, not people you would find. The Corporation well,

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he was one of the writers for the Corporation, also

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involved and co wrote Love Child for the Supremes, and

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he produced the Jackson's on these early records from Motown.

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DIEG Richards passed away this day, twenty thirteen. The music,

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of course lives forever. James Golden, Snurdlee Bo snur Lee's

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Rush Hour, Don't Go Away, Rush.

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Speaker 6: Fist is the Rush Hour with Bo s Nerdly on

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seventy seven, wad see James Golden, known popularly as most Nerdly,

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Speaker 10: We're underreacting. We need to be rioting, not protesting. We

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need to be like burn it to the ground. Somebody

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needs to be a hero. Somebody needs to be a hero.

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We'd all think you were a right be a hero.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, get on the Democrat party, love train, burn things down.

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a certain person to be murdered. Nineteen seventy three. On

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so let's quickly go to cut one, Carlos, just do it.

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Speaker 8: Just do it.

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Speaker 11: Sixty according to the latest Fox News poll, say that

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they favor deporting those immigrants.

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Speaker 2: So that's a pretty high number. Can you square that

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Speaker 12: Yeah, I think that talking to another the president has

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kind of blanketed the airwaves, were saying that all these

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people deported our criminals. And given the fact that we

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reporters like Priscilla I, we have very limited information to

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who exactly has been deported. The government has not handed

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Speaker 8: I know CBS got a.

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Speaker 12: Hold of a list of names, but that hasn't been

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provided to those who are asking for who was actually deported.

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not a crime, versus someone who has no criminal record,

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no criminal history. And based on my reporting, based on

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clearly Priscilla's reporting, there are some Venezuelan nationals whose family members,

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whose lawyers say that they were deported, who have no

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criminal record, who have no criminal history, that they legally

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some of them were in the middle of proceedings and

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Speaker 1: Yeah. And by the way, if you're wondering, I mean

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overstaying your visa is not a crime. It is a

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civil offense. And if you and if you overstay your visa,

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good luck trying to ever become permanent resident or anything else. Anyway,

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we got to take a little quick break here. We're

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coming back so much more. The President held a cabinet

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meeting today. We have some of the cabinet secretaries reporting

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to the President on their progress. Those reports, my friends,

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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, a jasmine twin spin.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk first about this session.

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Speaker 13: Some of your goals.

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Speaker 8: Is there anything you're trying to pass?

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Speaker 1: How much of it is going on offense? How much

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of it is going on defense?

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Speaker 14: Trying to stop the Republicans trying to pass No, you know,

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I should probably be a better politician and tell you, yes,

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we've got all this amazing legislation that I can absolutely

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imagine Donald Trumps signing anti law, and that I'm just

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not gonna lie. I think that right now it is

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about preserving our basics and getting back some of the norms,

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the norms that make sure that people have food on

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the table, the norms that make sure that people aren't

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going through any extra layer of stress when it comes

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to figuring out education for their kids need. So right now,

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I can tell you that unfortunately, I am not working

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towards very much that I would consider being the progress train.

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I am working to make sure that I can minimize

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the regress train right now. And I think and I

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hope that my district appreciates that I am being honest.

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Speaker 5: With them today.

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Speaker 14: The trans keys they want to play the sports mercy.

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Speaker 2: That is the biggest issue that we.

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Speaker 1: Had since Win, since Win.

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Speaker 3: Find the little trans.

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Speaker 14: Child that is ruining your life.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just like, which is just what okay?

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As you Adjasmine Twins spend Ladies and Gentlemen. Nineteen thirty eight.

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On this day, Don Cove, American rocking, roll and R

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and B soul singer and songwriter, was born. His most

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successful record is Mercy Mercy See Saw and of course

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this one, which won a Grammy for the Queen Aretha Franklin.

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Don Cove passed away in twenty fifteen. Every time this

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day comes up. I remind people because this triggers me,

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and I said, I went to school with Don Covey's

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two of his children were in my class for many years.

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They were twins, Wendy and Wanda. Wanda and Wendy, they

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were twins, and they're beautiful and their mom so beautiful.

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Yvonne cove Also on this day, nineteen eighty five, the

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two Phils, Philip Bailey and Phil Collins number one on

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the charts with this one. Kind of like, if you

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look at it in band terms, it would be Genesis

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meets earth Wind and Fire, but since they were both

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solo artists by that point, it's just.

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Speaker 6: So.

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Speaker 1: Philip Bailey was on earth Wind and Fire. Philip Bailey, Yeah,

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earth Wind and Fire. He's the same. He and Maurice

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shared the lead vocals with earth Wind and Fire, and

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of course Phil Collins Genesis, Phil Collins, Philip Bailey, and

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it is such a fun video watching them together. Phil

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of course produced it and also played the drums on

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this one as well as the vocals. Of course. It

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won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Overall Performance

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nineteen eighty five. Your phone was it coming up? All right?

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Congress did their thing. We covered that with the law.

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Now the cabinet. Okay, Carlos, we're gonna run him down.

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Let's just go back to back to back. Let's start

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off with Lee's Eldon and his report to Donald Trump.

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We're gonna do these for the next two days because

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there were more coming. I didn't want to do the

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whole show with these, because they are enough. They're great.

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Just listen.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, Now, canceled over twenty two billion dollars worth of contracts.

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Two billion dollars going to this NGO that Stacy Abrams

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was tied to. They received only one hundred dollars in

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twenty twenty three, and then the Biden administration gave them

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two billion dollars.

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Speaker 8: Is director of.

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Speaker 13: The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, saw his former employer get

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five billion dollars. So twenty billion dollars went to just

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eight NGOs and they're all passed throughs. And then they

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were giving it to other entities, many of them were

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pass throughs. And what you have is all these extra

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man they're taking their cut, and the tax.

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Speaker 8: Payents are getting screwed. They're losing out on all this

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hard earned money.

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Speaker 13: They can't afford to have the federal government waste. The

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partnership with Doge and Elon Musk has been incredible EPA.

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Speaker 8: Their team is very talented.

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Speaker 13: We wouldn't have been able to do it without them.

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And of course this mandate from President Trump to make

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sure we identify every last penny, whether we're saving fifty

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thousand dollars, five million dollars, or twenty two billion dollars,

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we will not rest until every last penny is saved.

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Thank you, mister President, for the opportunity to do this

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for the American public.

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Speaker 1: Now let's go to Agriculture Secretary brook Rollins and her

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report to the president. That would be eight Carlos cut

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number eight. This is the Agriculture Secretary Brook Rollins.

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Speaker 15: I think the first thing that's really remarkable to note

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is that the prices of eggs under the four years

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of Joe Biden increased two hundred and thirty seven percent

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thirty seven percent in those four years, and yet it

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wasn't covered in the press at all. No one talked

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about the price of eggs in the summer of last year,

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for example, from the media. So, of course, the president

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wins and he is inaugurated and the next day everyone

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is yelping about why the price of eggs.

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Speaker 4: Are so high.

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Speaker 15: So so, it was certainly one of many many issues

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we took on. Under the four years of Joe Biden,

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we had the cost of input go up thirty percent

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for all of our agriculture products. At the same time,

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the trade deficit increased forty nine billion dollars, so it

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was zero under the first Trump administration, and then under

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Joe Biden, we sold forty nine billion dollars less of

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our egg products around the world. Then you combine that

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with the avan bird flu and I know I've talked

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to a lot of you in press on this over

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the last three or four weeks, but listen, here's the deal.

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The President, under his vision and support, we released about

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a month ago, a very significant plan on how to

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bring the price of eggs down. It included five prongs.

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I won't go into it now because I don't want

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to bore everyone. But since that day, since we released

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that plan regarding biosecurity, repopulation, importing eggs research, and then deregulating,

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taking those onerous rules off of our farmers are egg

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laying farmers. Since that time, the price of eggs. The

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wholesale price of eggs has come down fifty three percent,

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So we're going to keep working on it. Listen, it's

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not something you solve overnight. Avian bird flu and some

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of the other animal diseases.

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Speaker 8: We're working across.

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Speaker 15: The government, several partners out in the cabinet on that,

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especially my friends Secretary Kennedy over at HHS. We have

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a long term solution, but at least for now, in

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the short term, thanks to President Trump and so many

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that have worked so hard, the price of eggs are

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coming down, as well as the price of grocery.

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Speaker 8: So thank you, sir for the opportunity.

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Speaker 15: To lead on that.

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Speaker 1: Now let's turn cut nine. Treasure this guy, Treasury Secretary

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Scott Besson, Folks, I still haven't played some bits that

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we got two weeks ago, but I'm still trying to

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find a way to bring to your attention because this

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Treasury Secretary is nothing short of brilliant, genius level brilliant.

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Listen to his report this morning, this afternoon in the

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cabinet meeting with President Trump.

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Speaker 5: We are under your direction, we're reprivatizing the economy. We're

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bringing down depending, we're bringing down excess employment in the

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government sector. On the other side, we're going to re

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leverage the banking system. We're going to have all the

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new manufacturing jobs, so everyone who's laid from the government,

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we'll have an opportunity to go into the private sector.

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And that is going to lead to disinflation. We're going

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to inflation is under control. We're going to get the

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affordability crisis fixed, so lower energy, deregulation, more private sector jobs.

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That will naturally get interest rates down. Interest rates down,

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Mortgage rates are down almost every week since January twentieth.

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The energy costs or down about fifteen percent, crude oils

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down about fifteen percent. And as we keep that going,

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interest rates are going to keep declining. It'll be good

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for mortgages, it'll be good for credit card debt, it'll

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be great for auto loans.

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Speaker 1: This is astounding what is happening in the economy, and

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each one of these things privatizing it while at the

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same time downsizing government, expanding the private sector so that

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the people who are laid off from government can find

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opportunity in the private sector, and at the same time

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making sure that the cost that people experience in the

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energy sector and others are going down. This is a

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well thought out. This is not flying off the seat

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of your pants, coming up with making it up as

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you go along. What is happening today in the economy

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is extremely well thought out and these are brilliant people

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that are pulling the levers here of govern Let's now

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move to the Interior Secretary, Doug Bergen. Don't forget Doug

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burgm is one of the billionaire crew, since they are

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so hated among the left, but he has a track

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record of being a sound, smart businessman, not so much

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an ideological conservative, but a good businessman. This is the

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Interior Secretary's report to the President of the United States today.

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Speaker 16: There was a Federal Consulting Group, which was a group

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inside of Interior, but it was managing contracts from many

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different agencies that flowed through here. One of those contracts

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was to do surveys of individuals eight hundred and thirty

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million dollars for surveys, and so part of the question was, hey,

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could we actually see the surveys, And then the surveys

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came back and was a survey was like eight and

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a half by eleven sheet of paper with ten questions

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that anyone's child in junior high could have put together

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or AI could have done for free eight and thirty

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million dollars.

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Speaker 8: So that's one one that we've stopped.

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Speaker 16: And that contract was going out after you were inaugurated, sir,

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but do we really hear the numbers? Eight over eight

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hundred million dollars going in to surveys a one page

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what he described is a regular piece of paper that

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comes out of your printer, one page with ten questions

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that could have been generated by AI for free, and

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the government was paying a consulting firm who hired them.

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Where does that money go? How much do they donate

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back to the Democrat that hired them over eight hundred

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million dollars to do worthless surveys. That's his report. Now

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Donald Trump is recapping part of the part of the meeting.

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And we again, we have other secretaries and other members

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of the cabinet that we want to bring to you.

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But here's President Trump today had a very.

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Speaker 17: Very good cabinet meeting. We're on our way to some

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tremendous numbers. I think, first of all, many companies are

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now moving into the United States.

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Speaker 8: They're coming back.

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Speaker 17: Some of them left us from many years ago, decades ago,

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and they're all teams.

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Speaker 8: They're all coming back.

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Speaker 17: We have probably identified maybe four trillion dollars worth of companies.

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Speaker 8: Moving back or going to move back.

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Speaker 17: Many of them have announced it's going to be tremendous jobs,

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high paying jobs too. And you probably know the chip business,

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and not because of the chipsacked.

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Speaker 8: Which was a disaster.

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Speaker 17: You gave billions of dollars to companies that already have

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many billions of dollars that just they said, thank you

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very much. It was no incentive for them to use it.

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But is good is the tariffs will make it so

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that they want to come back.

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Speaker 8: That's why they're coming back.

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Speaker 17: I think they're coming back because of the election that

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took place on November fifth, and because of the fact

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that they have to come back, because the tariffs are

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forcing them to come back. And remember there are no

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tariffs if you build here, and that's a big factor.

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Speaker 8: So we have record numbers.

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Speaker 17: How it was just telling me the numbers that we're

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talking about are crazy, beyond anybody's wildest expectation. So they'll

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be doing a lot of building all sorts of businesses, including.

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Speaker 8: The basics of automobiles.

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Speaker 17: We have, as you know, Indiana's Honda's coming in with

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a massive plant Indiana.

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Speaker 8: But there are many plants that.

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Speaker 17: Are happening, and literally summer started already. General Motors is

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already redoing plants that were half abandoned, or they have

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plants that weren't being fully utilized.

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Speaker 8: They're going to be.

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Speaker 17: They and others are going to be making parts and

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other things in those plants so that it's one stop shopping.

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Speaker 8: Finally, it's ridiculous.

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Speaker 17: You had to go to Mexico, you had to go

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to Canada.

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Speaker 8: A car went all over the place.

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Speaker 17: It was like, I don't know how that would have worked,

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but that's the way it sort of ended up. We

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had a deal, and we have a deal. It's fine,

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but people took advantage of the deal. They cheated, and

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when you cheat.

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Speaker 8: The deals are unfortunate.

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Speaker 17: But now what's happening is the numbers are beyond our

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wildest expectations.

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Speaker 1: And this adds to the number. This came today. Here's

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the c NBC report.

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Speaker 11: Very briefly, South Korean auto giant Hyundai will announce a

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twenty billion dollar investment in the United States when its

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chairman visits the White House today. Sources say that that

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pledge includes five billion dollars set for a steel plant

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in Louisiana, with plans to hire fifteen hundred employees and

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produce next generation steel for Hyundai and Kia cars. That

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move comes after similar investment commitments from soft Bank and

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Chip Make Taiwan Semiconductor earlier this year.

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Speaker 1: And my friends, it has begun. Huh eh. Indeed, Harold

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Melvin and the Blue Notes that this is a group

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that went through a lot. It was Harold Muvelin the

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Blue Notes, one of the longest, and then it was

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Harold Mulvelin the Blue Notes featuring Teddy Pendergrass. But of

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course one of their big ones from nineteen seventy four.

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If you don't know me by now, Harold Melvin passed

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away on this day in nineteen and ninety seven. Again Philadelphia.

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The sound of Philadelphia in this voice, of course is

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Teddy Pendergrass. Also on this day, Dreams Fleetwood Mac released

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from their eleventh studio album, Rumors nineteen seventy seven that

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album went to number one. James Golden's thirty with You

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Here Coming Back calls Rush.

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Speaker 6: This is the Rush Hour with bose Nerdley Nerdly on

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seventy seven w WA DC. James Golden, known popularly as

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most Nerdly, This is the rush Hour with those Nerdley Rush.

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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, it's Walla. Lee Oscar was born on

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this day. Lee Oscar harmonica player for war. We made

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an executive decision Billy Stewart's birthday, the late Billy Stewart

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is today too, but we're not gonna play Billy Stuart.

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We're gonna hold it. And then on the first day

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of summer we're gonna play Summertime in its entirety with

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the late Great Billy Stewart. Carlos already put it in

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his phones. We just hope that he God willing. We're

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all here when we will never know, We never know

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what happens, But Walla James goldin Slurdly is time.

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Speaker 6: James Golden aka bos Nerdly presents Rubbed Phones.

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Speaker 1: Let's start with Joseph in New York City. Joseph, how

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are you this afternoon?

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Speaker 2: Sleet mag dreams every five pm in the afternoon.

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden is already sleeping. Is Mickey Mouse slumber pajamas,

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you know what? And George Joe Biden wants to get

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back into politics. He wants to help the Democrats' fundraise,

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but I don't think they're having him. Princess died, says

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Chuck schum is going to be out relatively soon. Today.

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There was a story, didn't have time to get to it.

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How King Jefferies is also coming under attack the Democrat

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because of you know, they want Look, these people want

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action and they're not getting it or not the kind

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of action they want from their elected politicians. Henry in

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Staten Island, Europe. Next, How are you, Henry, Herry, How

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are you doing? Good afternoon, Good afternoon. What's on your

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mind today?

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Speaker 7: The drones seems to be everybody stopped talking about the drones,

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and every night in Stern Island we see them flying

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all over the police.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad you mentioned the drones, and you're not

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the only place that drones are still being seen. Donald

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Trump and his administration kind of explained the drones to me.

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They explained, but they didn't explain. They said, yeah, those

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were a government government was aware of it. They didn't

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really tell us why the drones were flying, and no

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one is asking that question. You are one hundred percent

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right about that. And yes there are many drones still

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up in the air in many places across these great

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United States. Linda in New Jersey, you are up next.

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How are you.

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Speaker 18: Hey, James? Your show is king You need more time anyway.

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I would like to say that Justice Roberts was just

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exposed today as a member of the American Inns of Court,

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which is a shadow network of radical judges, and Judge

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Josh Burgh is also in the club. So I mean,

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this is really amazing and you could find it on YouTube.

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Speaker 1: Oh, I've seen the story. I've seen this story. I'm

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trying to confirm stuff before I run with that one.

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There's some things I want to confirm about I've been

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reading about this. So I'm glad you called about it. Hah,

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Peter and Lakewood, Sandra. Sorry we couldn't get tell you

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in many others. We'll try again Manyana. May God bless

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him protect each and every single one of you, your families,

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your loved one. Love and gratitude my friends for your

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being here with me, allowing me to be with you God.

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Willing back tomorrow for the Tuesday edition about Rush, how

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will Until then, my friends, I bid you, I do Bye.

