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Speaker 4: Well here we are, ladies and gentlemen at the already

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it's Friday edition of both Nearly's Rush Hour, and today

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is already it's summer. Well, the unofficial started summer this week.

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Of course, we have another few weeks to go before

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it becomes officially seasonally summer. But Memorial Day weekend, as

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you know, when it's celebrated, means that before you know it,

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we'll be saying it's Labor Day weekend. And here we

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are pasted another summer. But for now, let's enjoy summer

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in America. Begins this weekend on the fastest hour in

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American media. We begin our dive into the news with

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Harvard University. A federal judge, US District Judge Jeffrey White

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said that the Trump administration acted arbitrarily and capriciously. He

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be a in efforts to terminate foreign students' visas. And

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that's not exactly what's going on here. They did not

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say that they were going to terminate the visas, as

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I understand. What they were terminating is Harvard's right is

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Harvard University program. What they suggested to the students was, Hey,

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go elsewhere. If Harvey doesn't get it out, you can

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go other places. You can move from Harvard because Harvard

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is not complying.

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Speaker 3: Now. Moments before the program began, I had my blood.

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Speaker 4: Boil for a quick moment when I read a New

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York Times article, which when I began reading a news

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article on the New York Times from Vivian Wang reporting

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from Beijing on the matter of Harvard. But I'll get

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to that.

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Speaker 3: In the meantime.

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Speaker 4: Let us begin with the former president and day of

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Harvard University, until, of course, he got in hot water.

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This guy was a cool and hack. He was part

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of the whole Clinton administration. Larry Summers, I think it

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was his treasury guy, and then he left and did

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whatever he did. He ended up at Harvard, and then

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Larry Summers ended up in a whirl full of hurt

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because he commented on women, specifically women in engineering. Maybe

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Princess Tywood remind me I have to go back and

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get the specifics of the case. I didn't have time,

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and I was so busy looking through to remember completely

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what it was that got Larry's butt in hot water.

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But I think he made some comment about women not

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being as it made it sound like women did not

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want to pursue engineering as a career or as a

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degree path as much as men, and that, of course

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set off the entire left, even though it's true, and

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so of course it's true, and not to say that

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there aren't brilliant women engineers. There are plenty, But of

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course commenting on anything that the Left doesn't like or

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doesn't want you to comment on sets them off, and

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they set off on poor Larry and Larry I just

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by Larry, and then Harvard went downhill. From there, it's

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been one successive who knows until that last woman who

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was totally from the looks of it, incompetent. And then anyway,

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Larry's back after the Harvard thing, and here's Larry Summers

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commenting on the the brew haha at Harvard. By the way,

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Harvard University is fofa They freaked around and found out

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that the Trump administration is not playing. Trump administration said

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send us these documents. Now I'm reading another article today

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Harvard's claiming they sent to documents. Well, I'm not the

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document checker. I don't know, but all I know is

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Homeland Security says we didn't get the document from Harvard

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and that they requested, and so they gave them seventy

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two hours to either comply or whatever. Of course, Harvard

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panties are in a wad to put the administration up there.

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They don't want to comply with anything Trump. They don't

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want to look like they're betting they're going to resist.

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They're going to be the bad ones that stick it

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to Trump. And they're finding out now. They found a judge,

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of course in Baston right away who said, oh no, no,

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you can't do that. We'll see, we'll see how this

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ends up. In the meantime, form Harvard President Larry Summers.

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Speaker 3: This is theous. It is illegal, unwise, and it is

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very damaging.

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Speaker 5: Why does it make any sense at all to stop

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six thousands enormously talented young people who want to come

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to the United States to study. If the Trump administration

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has an objection to something Harvard is doing with respect

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to foreign students, let it pursue the specifics of that

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objection through the processes of law, growing six thousand students

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out and denying the many thousands of students abroad who

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have dreamed of coming to study at Harvard that opportunity

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because they're angry about a fight.

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Speaker 3: On other issues.

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Speaker 5: That is not the way we do things in a

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democratic country like the United States.

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Speaker 4: It's certainly the way we do things. Yes, it is

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the way we do things. The administration said that Harvard

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had not complied with a list of demands that it

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sent on April sixteenth. They wanted the records of protest

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activity dating back for the last five years. Harvard keeps records.

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Harvard has records. They want to know who these people

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are that are disrupting universities.

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Speaker 3: That's it.

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Speaker 4: It's a really simple request. Their security keeps records. You

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have all these foreign students here. They want to check

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to make sure that some of these people that have

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been disrupting the campuses are not foreign students who are

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here as guests of the United States of America through

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VISUS and the government has every right to ask for

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that information. Harvard has been dragging its feet. They think

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they have the right to not answer the government because

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Donald Trump and the Republicans are running the show, and Harvid,

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we don't have to answer to them. We are the

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elite harvest. Well, they found out now. The lawsuit said

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the university had been working to comply. That means they

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haven't complied. You know, you have fifty three billion dollars

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in your endowment. If you're saying you don't have enough manpower,

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then hire some work them twenty four hours a day,

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put them on shifts, comply with the government. This has

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been going on for over a month. It's six thousand students.

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They could go through their records. They could find out

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what the government wants and get the information. Despite the

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unprecedented nature and scope of the demands calling for information

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on each student visa, Wait a minute, you have to

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process these students.

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Speaker 3: What's so on? Precedent about it.

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Speaker 4: You have seven thousand people in on visa, the university

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has to process them. You have the information. So how

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is the scope of work a problem? It's not a

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problem when the scope of work is to intake all

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of these university students. How is it a problem to

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outtake some of that information and send it on down

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to the Trump administration's DHS.

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Speaker 3: Don't give me that crap.

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Speaker 4: Despite the unprecedented nature in scoop of the demands calling

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on information on each student visa holders, don't you have

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records on each one of those students? What's so difficult?

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Harves is a submittedary required information on April thirtieth and

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also complied with the follow up. Well, okay, let's see

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if that if that be, we'll see yet on May

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twenty second, DHS dean Harvard's response insufficient, without explaining why

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or citing any regulation with what Harvard failed to comply.

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The lawsuit says it references Donald Trump's post onto social

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as evidence of his vendetta against Harvard. All right, we'll

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see if they haven't complied.

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Speaker 3: Boom.

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Speaker 6: Now.

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Speaker 4: This was also the topic on CNN with Lulu Go

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to see a Navado and f Chuck Todd. That would

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Speaker 7: The end of the day, what they are doing is

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actually trying to make Harvard vend the knee. This is

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not about protecting Jewish students, and this is not about

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protecting you know, international students from not being safe. This

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is about the federal government trying to impose its will

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on an independent institution, which Harvard is. And it is

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the most probable.

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Speaker 4: Stop right there, just pause it. It is about the

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government trying to get its will. The government has willed

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that if you are a foreign student in the United States,

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you should not be protesting disrupting campus life for other students.

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You're damn right. That's the government's will and there's nothing wrong.

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Since the people at Harvard University didn't see fit to

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check some of these students and put them in their

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damn place and tell them your guest of the country

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stop disrupting. And since Democrat leaders are two chicken, since

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they won't take on these leftists, it is up to

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the federal government apparently to make sure the guests in

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this country behave like guests in this count. If you

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had done your jobs and stopped all of this in

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the very beginning, and that goes for Harvard, that goes

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for Colombia, it goes for Duke, it goes for Yale,

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it goes to every Berkeley wherever else. These leftists think

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they can just run and run amok and take over

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like a bunch of spoil brat kids, out of control,

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spoil brat kids. So damn right, it is the government's

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will that if you are a foreign student and you're

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coming here to dis wept, you are going to have

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your ass taken out of America and sent your ass

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back to the country that your ass came from. Damn right,

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No apologies for it. We got to take a break.

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Speaker 4: All right, now, we decided we made an executive decision.

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We're not gonna go back to Lulu Garcia Navarro. I'll

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the F Chuck Todd part of that tomorrow, because I

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want to buttress my point. But first, Princess Diana, she

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always comes through. I love you, Princess. The president of

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Harvard University provoked a fewer by arguing that men outperformed

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women in maths and sciences because of a biological difference,

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and that, as an example, doctor Summers told the conference

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he spoke to about giving his daughter two trunks.

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Speaker 8: He treated them like.

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Speaker 3: Dolls and named them Mummy and Daddy. The left.

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Speaker 4: The left had a cow, and the poor Larry Simmons

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was gone to buttress my point about what I was saying.

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This administration's intent on getting some of these out cut

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twenty one, Marco Rubio with.

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Speaker 8: A guest in the United States, Romelasa. No one's entitled

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to her student jaw.

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Speaker 9: Based on an off bed, which trump's the supreme law

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of the land, which is the.

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Speaker 8: Construt problems on our campus. We're going to revoke the

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She didn't do any of.

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Speaker 9: That, she wrote, bet she wrote, and I'm talking to

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you about her particular case, and you reclaimed you reclaiming

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my time. You revoked her student visa because she wrote

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Speaker 8: Would you were going to do more?

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Speaker 7: I have?

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Speaker 8: We were revoked the visa of anyone who's in this

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country as a guest.

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Speaker 9: Are you going to revoke the visa of somebody who

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made that case?

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Speaker 8: I look at it.

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Speaker 9: It's not just about revoking. If these are legitimate law

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enforcement agents carrying out proper arrests, why are they hiding

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their identities.

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Speaker 8: Because then radical crazies will try to hurt them.

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Speaker 4: So yes, this is what it's about, folks taking the

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country back from these radicals. James Golden's thirdly, it is

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Do Not Go Away.

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Speaker 4: And now Ladies and Gentlemen guest commentary from social media

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concerning the Big Beautiful Bill.

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Speaker 1: Wake up, stop acting like somebody is coming to save us.

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Speaker 10: They're not.

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Speaker 11: You've got mother from the FBI to send it on Memphis.

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Speaker 2: You've got politicians cutting benefits for everyone.

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Speaker 11: You have immigrants being deported for.

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Speaker 5: No stoddamn raison, taking kids from their families in Florida,

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and you think what someone's gonna fix it?

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Speaker 11: Get angry, Wake up, act like you give a Bood.

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Speaker 3: It passed. Mmm.

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Speaker 4: Huh, James Golden slurly with you here, Okay, I mean

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the boy. Hey, I'm telling you all right, we've decided

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executive decision. We've done enough with Harvard for today. Will

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come back to it tomorrow because I still have more.

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I have much more, but there were other things we

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have to do. The crazy man that you heard of

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social media upset about the upset, upset, upset about what

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the big beautiful bill.

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Speaker 3: Well.

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Speaker 4: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant was on Fox News and he

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was discussing the Big Beautiful Bill with Bill Hemmer. And

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we have I think two cuts from them. One deals

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with that, the other. The news today that Trump and

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Besson are just about tired with the EU, and Trump

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said again, okay, EU doesn't want to play ball. We're

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gonna put some tariffs on him. And by the way,

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he won his friend Tim Cook. You want to make

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your Apple phones overseas when it come in, We're gonna

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slap some tariffs on them too.

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Speaker 3: He's not playing anyway.

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Speaker 4: Cut five, Treasury secretary on Fox News talking about this

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whole notion. We talked about this last Saturday to Moody's

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and some of the other bond houses have downgraded US

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credit rating. It's a little downgrade, but they're saying over

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concerns over the debt. And so Bill Himmer is asking

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Treasury Scott Treasury Secretary Scott vesson't about that debt and

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all of this whining that liberals are doing about the debt.

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Speaker 12: Here it is and so economic growth here in your

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comment there, this bill adds trillions to our debt.

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Speaker 2: How is that acceptable to this administration?

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Speaker 13: Well, again that you're referring to the CBO scoring, I believe,

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which is tenure scoring and it's DC style scoring. So

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we think that we can both grow the economy and

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control the debt. And what's important, Bill is that the

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economy grows faster than the debt.

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Speaker 3: So what I would tell your viewers.

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Speaker 13: To focus on is what I'm focused on, is what

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Secretary Yellen was focused on, is what is the total

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debt to GDP? Because we can grow our way out

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of this. That if we change the growth trajectory of

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the country of the economy, then we will stabilize our

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finances and grow our way out of this.

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Speaker 4: Now, I have mentioned to you that he also talked

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about that we have all kind of moves articles about it,

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but here's the bottom line. Trump threatening Apple, was it

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twenty five percent tariff with EU? With the fifty percent

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tariff EU not cooperating. Bill Hemmer asked Treasury Secretary Scott

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bestn't about that and hits his.

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Speaker 3: Hour ago quote.

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Speaker 12: Our discussions with them are going nowhere. Therefore, I am

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recommending a straight fifty percent tariff on the European Union

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starting on June one, twenty twenty five, is about nine

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days from now. There is no tariff if the product

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is built or manufactured in the United States. And Treasury

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Secretary of Scott Bessett here exclusively, and good morning to you,

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mister Secretarium.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for being here, morning, Bill, on what has turned

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out to be a rather busy newsday, and good morning

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to you.

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Speaker 12: You were just in Canada the last few days, meeting

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with members of the G seven the EU, and.

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Speaker 3: I want to get into all of that. But with

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regard to this move on the.

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Speaker 12: EU, how bad was the conversation in Canada to lead

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to this?

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Speaker 13: Well, the conversation in Canada was fine. The problem is

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the lead up to that, the ninety day pause on

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the April second tariffs was based on countries or trade

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blocks coming to us and negotiating in good faith. And

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I believe the present believes that the EU proposals have

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not been of the same quality that we've seen from

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our other important trading partners. I've said there are eighteen

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important trade deals.

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Speaker 3: That we have to do.

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Speaker 13: I'm working mostly on Asia, and that group has moved

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forward with some very interesting proposals. They're negotiating in good faith.

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We've already inked to deal with the UK. I think

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there are a couple more coming in the near future.

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So I think this is in response just to the.

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Speaker 3: EU's let me get back to that in a moment.

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I mentioned June first and nine days away.

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Speaker 12: Is there an opportunity for negotiations in these nine days?

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Speaker 13: Well, I'm not going to negotiate on TV, but I

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would hope that this would light a fire under the

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EU because Bill, I've said before, EU has a collective

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action problem here. It's twenty seven countries, but they're being

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represented by the one group in Brussels. So some of

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the feedback that I've been getting is that the underlying

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countries don't even know what the EU is negotiating on

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their behalf.

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Speaker 2: On Apple.

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Speaker 3: There is more news to on that.

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Speaker 12: Okay, here we go on true Social an hour ago.

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I've long informed Tim Cook of Apple, but I expect

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there are.

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Speaker 4: And that was the Apple News. We cut it off

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there because they already said the big deal. Hey, you're

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gonna get some tires if you keep sending iPhones here

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from overseas instead of making them here in the country.

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Speaker 3: Okay, let's move on. We've got other news here, folks.

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This is deep.

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Speaker 4: I don't know whether we're going to have time to

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squeeze it on, but we're gonna try. Senator Kennedy had

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a discussion with the Secretary of Energy Energy Secretary Chris Wright.

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We had to cut it up into three different parts.

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I don't want to We're just going to go right

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to it. You'll hear yourself. So let's start with fifteen.

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Go through here.

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Speaker 14: You go go back to some of your earlier testimony.

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Be sure I heard it correctly.

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Speaker 3: Uh huh.

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Speaker 14: The seventy six day period you're talking about seventy six days.

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Speaker 8: That's the period.

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Speaker 14: Between the time that President Trump was elected and President

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Biden left office. Is that right?

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Speaker 3: The transition is correct.

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Speaker 14: Transition during that short period of time, seventy six days. Okay,

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how much taxpayer money went out the door of the

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Department of Energy from.

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Speaker 10: The Loan Program office in loans and commitments ninety three

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billion dollars dollars for twice as much as in the

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previous fifteen years.

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Speaker 8: What How do you vet.

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Speaker 14: And do due diligence on a loan in seventy six

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days one loan, much less ninety three billion dollars?

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Speaker 8: How do you do it?

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Speaker 10: I think it's probably pretty clear it wasn't done in

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many cases. As I mentioned, I'm told I'm holding back

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clearly in place stuff. There is lots of funds that

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have gone out the door and commitments that were made

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from businesses that provided no business plan, no numbers about

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their own financial solvency or how this project.

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Speaker 8: So you're telling me the Department of Energy.

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Speaker 14: In the seventy six day period transition before their boss

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was going to leave office, Oh, transition, gave our loan

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money to institutes that had no business plan, correct, no financials.

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Speaker 3: Correct?

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Speaker 10: A number of those were not even were before the

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seventy six day period as well. That's that's I've come

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in with great concern about how this institution, this great

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American institution has been run and how American taxpayer money

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has been handled.

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Speaker 8: I'm sorry everyone's upset that we're.

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Speaker 10: Taking some time to do it.

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Speaker 8: But what we've seen, I'm up in record shows I'm

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not upset. Could have received it. A lot of people say,

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you haven't returned your calls.

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Speaker 14: Could it be that you and your your colleagues have

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returned the calls, but the people call and just didn't

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like the answer.

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Speaker 8: Could that be a possibility. I'm not. I'm not aware

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of that.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 10: I give my cell phone number to any senator that

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we do, and I return my calls.

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Speaker 14: I mean, is your is your department gone dark? Somebody

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said your department's gone dark?

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Speaker 8: Is it dark over?

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Speaker 3: There? Doesn't the dark?

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Speaker 8: By no, I don't see any of you see rams.

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Somebody made that charge.

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Speaker 15: I see anybody's ms dark. Democracy dies in the dark.

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According to The Washington Post, the doc be scared of

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the dock, the docades out.

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Speaker 4: The doc okay, so transition period all of a sudden,

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more loans than the fifteen fifteen years, that seventy six

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day period, little bit more than that. According to the testimony,

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three billion dollars flaws out of the door in loans

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impossible to vet. Let's pick up the discussion between Senator

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Kennedy and the Secretary of Energy Christopher Rod.

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Speaker 8: Let me ask you something Else's secretary, mm hmmm.

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Speaker 14: Does anybody ever come to the Department of Energy to

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get some of this free money.

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Speaker 8: And lie to you?

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Speaker 3: Now, who would lie to the government.

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Speaker 14: I have not.

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Speaker 10: Experienced that, but I think it's a reasonable assumption that

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that has happened.

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Speaker 8: Does anybody ever come to you.

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Speaker 14: Or is it conceivable that some of these folks that

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heard about this free money came to you with a

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half baked idea.

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Speaker 10: I think it's very conceivable. And in fact, I've seen

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such plans that were.

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Speaker 8: Would chable. They didn't have a business plan, right.

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Speaker 10: Correct, A promise to develop one, to find a look,

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give me.

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Speaker 8: The money and I'll develop the plan later.

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Speaker 3: Correct. This is insane.

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Speaker 8: And now.

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Speaker 3: Billion dollars not money that's already been caught. Okay, we

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got it. Let's just just what I have to try

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to get tomorrow. This tomorrow, if I can.

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Speaker 4: You got the gist of it, folks, transition period, Remember

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they tried to give Stacy what's your name down there

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in Joja twenty billion dollars on a business that had

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opened and had only one hundred dollars worth of business

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in the year before. They were trying to give her

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twenty billion dollars. I'm telling you these people, and they're

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worried about a plane that we're getting from from Cutter.

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This is all the hub hub from these people. Okay,

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I got Kesha Lands bottoms here. We're gonna have to

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scratch that. I'm just looking on what we can do

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here with the time we have left, and not much

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because this is the fastest hour in American media. But

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I tell you one thing. Do we have two minutes? No,

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we'll do it when we get back. I want you

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to hear we have an interview from an actress in Hollywood,

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and I just want you to hear the brilliance that

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comes from America's acting community.

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Speaker 2: Nineteen seventy The Rush Hour with James Golden on the

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Red Apple Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden

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on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 4: Apparently birthday to day for Robert Mogue, the inventor of

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the synthesizer. The mog synthesizer was the first one. I

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remember the first mode and then came the arp Odyssey,

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and then so many is but the mog was it

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the mog?

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Speaker 3: The Arp.

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Speaker 4: He passed away in two thousand and five, age seventy one,

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but he invented his first electronic instrument when he was

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fourteen years old. And birthday any day for Jewel. This

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was hers Pieces of You, released in nineteen ninety five,

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didn't hit right away, but then it caught fire I

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think a year later or something, and this album just

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swored up to number one.

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Speaker 3: Man Who Will Save Your Soul? Okay?

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Speaker 4: I promised you some Hollywood before we got out of here.

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It's a glitz thing, so let's do this. Let's check

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in with actress Natasha Leon. Don't ask me what she's in.

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I don't know actress and actresses from anybody. I know

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very few of them. But she's a big Hollywood actress.

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She was interviewed by Hollywood reporter and she had some

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profound things to say about about our society and things

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going on.

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Speaker 3: And here she is Trump.

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Speaker 6: Oh wow, yeah, and the orange drips. I what you know,

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it's very weird to have like a showbiz guy and

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John is surreal. I mean, because well, I'm actually pretty horrified.

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By how strategic and effective this whole thing has been.

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And I think there's a real disconnect in all of

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the noise around like the individuals that are going to

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be really taking the hits on an individual, like a

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human basis in the trans community, gay community, black community,

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you know, women like women the I hate violent so much,

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and I just think it's it's like that's the part

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of it. Like this country's always had, you know, insanity,

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but to really have like a death toll and be

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willing to do that is a pill too great for

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me to swallow, Like beyond the sort of dialectic around

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the oligarchs and whatever else. It's like when I think

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of the kids, or like the twelve year old girl

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that can't get an abortion or something, or you know,

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it's that's what really like rips me apart that I so,

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but you know, this is America, to quote childish Gambino

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Donald Glover. So it's nothing we didn't know, but always

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hard to see it front and I don't know, but.

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Speaker 3: We'll keep trying.

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Speaker 4: Wicked, that is a twelve years old girls can't get

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abuation's apparently I don't know where that's happening, but.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 16: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 4: We have one more ladies and gentlemen from the left thirteen.

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We have time for it, let's know, we don't. I

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was gonna play, but then we'd run out of town,

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so I'm gonna have to wait till tomorrow. Oh, just

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play the first few seconds of it. We'll just fader out.

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Speaker 16: Good morning, it's Monday. I have a question for those

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that have voted for this administration. Yeah, yeah, did you

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vote for the Department Education be taken out?

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Speaker 3: Absolutely?

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Speaker 16: Did you vote for that?

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Speaker 15: Yes?

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Speaker 8: Yes, I'm just curious.

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Speaker 16: I'm sure you wanted to change things, but dismantling a

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department that helps.

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Speaker 3: Your children and they don't do that, that's the problem.

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Speaker 16: Playing it with the States does not is not the answer.

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Speaker 3: Especially Okay, enough for her. We got to go now.

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Speaker 4: I can't respond to everything all the time because it's

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the fastest hour and American media is already up, and

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I have to go.

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Speaker 3: Oh.

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Speaker 4: May God blessing protect you and every single one of you,

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your family, your loved ones, my friends. Love and gratitude

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for your being here with me, allowing me to be

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with you.

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Speaker 3: Guy.

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Speaker 4: Willing back tomorrow, seven am. Hope you are too. Until then,

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my friends, I bid you, I do.

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Speaker 3: Bye.

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