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Speaker 1: And Hi, how are you welcome to the Big Podcast.

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It is Tuesday. Today is the eighteenth day of November,

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year of Our Lord, twenty twenty five. My name is

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Tom Sullivan. So you want to talk Epstein or do

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you want to talk Epstein? Because that is well, that's

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one of the two big stories today. The other big

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story is Mohammed Ben Solman the NBS, the ground Prince

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of Saudi Arabia at the White House today and all

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kinds of money changing hands there. So let's start with

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Epstein because I'm watching all of this and there. Now

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you know, they voted, they had a big vote, and

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the vote was two hundred I'm sorry, four hundred twenty

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seven in favor of releasing all the Epstein documents from

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the DOJ. And one opposed, Yeah, four twenty seven to one.

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The one that opposed was Clay Higgins. He's a Republican

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from Louisiana. And his reason was is because it doesn't

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protect the victims' names, and it has a lot of

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names apparently that are innocent people, he says, and so

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this is not following judicial protocol. But the others this

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was going no, it was going to be a close call.

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Remember the lady that just won in Arizona, and they

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would not swear her in because she was going to

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be the vote that actually would force this to be released,

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all these documents. So it was right down to the

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nub and now that they're all this is what makes

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me so frustrated with the clowns under the dome is

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they were all against it, and then all of a

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sudden they're for it. Why is that? That's because the

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president was all against it. And I don't know what happened.

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I'd love to find out someday. But over the weekend

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he all of a sudden said, yes, let's rely, Yes,

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released all those Eptein documents. But there's a whole bunch

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of phony, belogoney people in this Eptein story, and I

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wanted to start with one. Lisa Bloom. She is a

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lawyer in Los Angeles. She's the daughter of Glows all Read.

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And you know that if Gloria Allread shows up, you

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know that it's an ambulance chasing story. So this is

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this is a chip off the old block. Lisa Bloom, Well,

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let's let's play this and listen to what she has

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to say, because it irritated the Bajebi's out of me.

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Speaker 2: Listen, we've been surprised each time there has been a release.

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I mean, Epstein is now speaking from the grave and

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pointing a finger at Donald Trump, saying in the recent

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release that he spent time he Trump spent time alone

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with one of the victims for hours that Jeffrey Epstein

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could finish Donald Trump take him down. In one of

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the tapes, Epstein said that he was a Trump's best

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friend for ten years. So these are really striking revelations.

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We can only imagine what's going to come next. But

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instead of the drip drip drip of the release of

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documents that continues to re traumatize the survivors, let's release

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it all. Let the advocates like me pour over it,

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and we can go after anybody else who is accountable.

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There should be congressional investigations. I mean, the release of

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the files is only just the beginning. That's what we

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on behalf of the survivors were hoping.

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Speaker 1: So I agree with her on one part only, and

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that is at the end, is that this is just

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the beginning. This release of files is not going to

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solve all of the questions. But did you hear what

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she had to say. It's all about Trump and Donald

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Trump and and and she also talked about the fact

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that Donald Trump was spent time with a blanked out

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victim that we now know is Virginia Gouffrey and Virginia

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Gruffe in interviews and also in her book said Donald

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Trump never did anything wrong, so she but she wants

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to go after Donald Trump. And that's what a lot

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of the people that one of the this is the

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problem with this. A lot of people the one of

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the Epstein files released, we wanted to the purpose was

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to go after Donald Trump. I wanted the files released

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because I want to go after the pedophiles, find out

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who they are, charge them with crimes, give them their

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day in court. Hopefully they wind up for the rest

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of their lives in jail. But that's what this is about.

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It's about going after Donald Trump. That is why he

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was so adamant about not releasing these things. Here's what

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he had to say this morning.

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Speaker 3: I'm for any don't They could do whatever they want,

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so we'll give them everything. Sure, I would let the

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Senate look at it, let anybody look at it, but

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don't talk about it too much because Honestly, I don't

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want to take it away from us. It's really a

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Democrat problem. The Democrats were Epstein's friends, all of them.

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And it's a hoax.

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Speaker 1: I know he likes to use the word everything's a hoax.

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This wasn't a hoax Epstein apparently about one thing, young

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young girls then growing women today who were victims, and

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that's not a hoax. The other thing about the fact

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that it was mostly Democrats, well we'll find out. I

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think it's on both sides of the aisle, but I

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don't know. And remember when Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein

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were best buddies. Donald Trump was a Democrat at the time,

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so he may be exactly right in all of this,

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but drives me crazy that these people are what Lisa Bloom,

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who says she's representing the victims, she wants congressional hearings.

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She wants this to be where she can get camera time,

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and the hell with the victims. She will use and

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abuse them as much as she possibly can to get

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her glory and fame. That's why I mean, if you

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really were worried about the victims, you would not suggest

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that we have hearings and congressional investigations that'll just drag

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it out even more. Rett Bear, the Fox ancre, I

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had just to say.

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Speaker 4: Listen, I think that this is a big moment because

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it is a turnaround from where the President was and

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how he talked about it and what the instructions essentially were,

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how House Speaker Johnson was dealing with it. You're now

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going to see the floodgates open because a lot of

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people wanted to vote for this, and now that the

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President has opened that up, I think the vote is

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not in question at all and they'll probably get a

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ton of votes. Now, where does it go? How long

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does it take? Do we see the documents? How much

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is out and how much is not out? And I

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don't think we have a sense of that from the DOJ.

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Remember thousands and thousands of pages have been put out already,

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and what we're seeing so far, You're right, cuts both

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ways as far as embarrassment and also, you know, even

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worse when it comes to the victims talking about.

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Speaker 1: That, and there's a rather word embarrassment for the Democrats because,

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based on documents released by the House Oversight Committee, the

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delegate she's not a congresswoman, she's a delegate from the

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Virgin Island. She's a Democrat. Stacey Plaskett was on hearing

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about Jeffrey Epstein and she was quietly under the desk

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with her phone exchanging text messages with Jeffrey Epstein. This

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obviously back in two thoy nineteen and they had this

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congressional hearing going and she kept getting input from him

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on how to frame questions for Michael Cohen, who was

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the former attorney for Donald Trump, who was there testifying

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before this congressional committee. So there is Epstein helping this

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woman in congress frame questions.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I mean, listen, those text messages are pretty straightforward. He

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is in the process of watching the hearings, saying good

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job about the question that he prompted her to ask.

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Michael Cohen kind of happens real time, and the way

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that the time stamp is and I think that that,

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you know, as I'm saying, it cuts both ways. There

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will be Democrats that are very affected back by this.

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And what comes out of all of these pages. I

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think the president feels and is expressing his confidence that

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he's not a part of this. And I guess what

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is for Washington reporters tough to get your head around.

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Is why it took this long to get to this

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statement about go ahead and vote for it? And what

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was behind that effort up until yesterday.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that is a big question. I don't have the

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answer to it. I doubt if we're going to find out,

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maybe long after he's out of office, there will be

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a book written will answer why he was so adamant

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about not having this vote, because it looked like he

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was hiding something. And I don't think from all of

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the testimony that's been made by victims, nobody has accused

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Donald Trump of a thing. And you know as well

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as I do, that if he was involved in just

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a little tiny bit of evidence, the Democrats would have

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been all over him in two thousand and sixteen, in

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twenty twenty, in twenty twenty four, and you know that

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the opposition research people would have found something. They would

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have used it. They did, they didn't say peep. My

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pure speculation on this is all these people know each other.

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Trump hung around with a lot of wealthy people. A

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lot of wealthy people were hanging around with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Beffrey Epstein was a very wealthy man. They all knew

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each other. They all had each other's phone numbers. I

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got a feeling that Trump was not involved with these

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young ladies, but he knows who was. And I'm guessing

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that he's got a lot of pressure from people that

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are his friends or even benefactors, that are pressuring him

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to not let this happen. And finally he just said

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forget it because it was overwhelming. The people in Congress

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wanted to vote for it. For example, there were guys

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like this, a Derek Orton. I had to look him up.

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He's a Republican, represents the third district in Wisconsin. He

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is a retired Navy seal. I mean, this is the

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guy who obviously is not going to be pushed around.

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This is what he had to say.

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Speaker 6: Epstein was convicted in two thousand and nine of sex trafficking.

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Plaskan represents the Virgin Islands where epstein island is. She

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was speaking to him a few months before he died

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in prison, asking him who she or what question she

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should be asking witnesses that were going after President Trump,

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there's in no universe can you say that that was

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a good thing to do?

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Speaker 1: Gore, talk about somebody that's flipped completely. Marjorie Taylor Green,

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who was buddy buddies with President Trump, turned on this

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issue and said, I want these files released. Here she

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is talking outside the capital with a bunch of the

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victims standing beside her.

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Speaker 7: Let me tell you what a trader is. A trader

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is an American that serves foreign countries and themselves. A

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patriot is an American that serves the United States of

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America and Americans like the women standing behind me. And

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I want to tell you that this only became possible

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today because the American people whom we serve as representatives

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here in Congress, demanded that this vote happen, and they

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put more pressure on every single elected politician in this

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city than has ever been put on them. And today

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you are going to see probably a unanimous vote in

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the House to release the Epstein files. But the fight,

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the real fight, will happen after that. While I want

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to see every single name released so that these women

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don't have to live in fear and intimidation, which is

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something I've had a small taste of in just the

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past few days, just a small taste. They've been living

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it for years. But the real test will be will

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the Department of Justice release the files or will it

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all remain tied up in investigations? Will the CIA release

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the files, will a federal will a judge in New York, sorry,

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a judge in New York release the information that's information

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that needs to come out. And will the list of

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names that these women privately hold and they.

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Speaker 5: Hold it.

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Speaker 7: Because of their fear in their heart of what would

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happen to them if they release it on their own?

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Will that list of names come out? That's the real test.

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So I want to thank Thomas Massey and Rocanna for

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your bravery and doing something, doing something that is much

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needed in America, crossing the political isle that has become

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bigger than the Grand Canyon in America. But these men

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cross that aisle on behalf of these women, and that

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is more of what is needed today in America than

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ever in our history.

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Speaker 1: Well, I used to think Marjorie Taylor Green was a nutjob.

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She seems to be making more sense than almost anybody

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else in Congress lately, in my humble opinion. So Speaker

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Mike Johnson brought a big board to address the media

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with today. Before the vote, all the people talking about

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the vote was going to be big. Well, like I

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told you, it was two hundred I'm sorry, four hundred

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and twenty seven to one in favor of releasing the files.

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My question is will all the files be released? Marchorie

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Taylor Green talking about the CIA, the FBI, some judge

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in New York, all these different files, all these different places.

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And remember Pam Bondi is looking really bad here because

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she said, oh, yes, we're going to release all the files,

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and then when it came down to it, she says, uh,

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there's nothing, no nothing to release, nothing to see, no

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nothing we got, we found nothing. She was lying through

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her teeth, and I don't like an attorney general that

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just flat out boldly lies. And she's been caught more

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than this time. So I'm looking at Pambondi and I

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didn't think she would last this long. I hope that

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Trump finds somebody else besides her. But this is what

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Mike Johnson had on his on his board that he

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showed to the media, The dangers of the discharge petition,

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the dangers of releasing all these files. Number one, victim

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privacy does not adequately protect victims. Because he talks about

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The fact that even though there's a bunch of women

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that have come forward saying they're victims, there were one

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thousand ish victims in total, and most having majority of

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them have not come forward, and they probably would like

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to leave this behind in their lives without having their

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name brought up. Again. Well, guess what that's that's not

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going to happen. I think Number two we said innocent

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persons risk the disclosure of non credible allegations, so men

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that are accused of being pedophiles that were not. It

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fails to adequately protect against the release of child sexual

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abuse materials. Number four Future investigations provides no protections for

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whistleblowers or undercover law enforcement. And number five d classification

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requires release of information that could reveal confidential methods and sources.

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That was the complaint that Mike Johnson. The complaints of

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Mike Johnson listed for the media here.

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Speaker 8: He is carefully with utmost caution and care for the victims.

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We want maximum transparency. We have always been about that.

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We want every single person who had any sentilla, there's

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any scintilla of evidence if they were involved in the

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Epstein evils, they need to be brought to justice, and

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it should have been done a long time ago. We

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need to find out who those people are. But in

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the meantime, you have to remember there are real people's,

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innocent people's lives at stake here, and young victims who

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don't want to be dragged into this political game because

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it could hurt further what they've already endured. They would

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be made to suffer more harm if Congress is not

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careful in what we're doing. And unlike our very important

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work that's underwear in the House Servicesight Committee, the Democrat

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led discharged petition would carelessly dump thousands of documents without

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proper protections for the innocent. I brought a chart in

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here this morning. I don't want to illustrate for you

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what we are concerning with now. I was a federal

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court litigator. The members of our House Judiciary Committee, Republicans

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in particular, have many of these concerns. You have Chairman

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Jim Jordan and attorneys like Chip Roy, he's running Attorney

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general of Texas. Now you have Bradnought, who is a

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former federal prosecutor. Many members on the committee. Andy Biggs

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is running for governor of Arizona. They're lawyers, and they

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understand that the way the discharge petition was drafted is

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haphazard and dangerous. This is why we have been opposed

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to this point. Okay, and I could be here for

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a long time going through all the details of it.

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But the big concern we've all had all along is

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at the House Bill. If it's passing its current form

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and it was signed into law, it is dangerously flawed.

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Speaker 1: That's his reason. Yet the vote again four hundred and

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twenty seven to one, so obviously people wanted this to

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be released in a big way. So this was a

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discharge petition, a procedural tool to bypass leadership in Congress

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to force legislation to come to the floor. It rarely succeeds,

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but in this case it did in a big way.

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So what's next is go to the Senate and John

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un the leader, has not committed to bringing the measure

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up for a vote, but the pressure is building among

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senators for him to do so. So I suspect it

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will then goes over to the White House, and I

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suspect Donald Trump we'll sign it. But I mean, I

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go back to four years the DOJ, the Biden administration,

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what does the Biden administration do about this? Nothing. Now

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you've got Roconna, the Democrat from San Jose, and Tom Massey,

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the Republican from Kentucky, where the ones really leading the charge.

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And then Marjorie Taylor Green jumped on that bandwagon. So

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you've got a mixed bag of members of Congress, so

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that it's not a Democrat or Republican issue. So the

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initial support for this received only four votes from Republicans.

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It was Tom Massey, Marjorie Taylor Green, Lauren Bobert from Colorado,

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and Nancy Mace from South Carolina. The rest of them

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all came from House Democrats. So it's done. Now, what's

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watched the Senate, Let's watch the White House. But again,

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when all this is said and done, so these files

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get released. I live by my theory that nobody is

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held accountable for anything in Washington, d C. And I

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doubt if this is actually going to lead to something.

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The only one, the only name that now is making

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him squirm is Larry Summers, former Treasury secretary in the

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Clinton administration, the president of Harvard still a professor of

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economics there, highly influential economist, and so he now says

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he's stepping back from public. Well, he had a term

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for public. He's stepping back. He's not going to go

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out and show his face any any anytime soon, and

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that he's deeply embarrassed about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.

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So that's one name. I think there's others. Oh, we

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know about the formerly known as Prince Andrew. I think

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it's about it all right. So speaking of princes, there,

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he was the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia MBS Mohammed

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Ben Solomon. He was at the White House today, He's

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going to be there all day. And they had a

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big dinner there tonight, so they're rolling out the red carpet.

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He wasn't greeted at the side door of the of

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the West Wing. He was given the whole big shabam

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out there on the south lawn of the White House. Anyway,

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the whole idea of doing business with MBS is some

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people are all concerned about it. But this is where

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he almost cut a deal with Israel to expand the

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Abraham Accord. Was ready for Saudi Arabia to do an

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agreement with Israel, and it was this close to happening

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and a lot of people think that October seventh, the

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attack by Jimas on the innocent Israelis was done on

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purpose to stop Saudi Arabia from doing that. So today

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he's in the US. Danis Drol, former Deputy Defense Secretary,

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has or assessment of what this all means.

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Speaker 9: It signifies a real shift in how Washington and the

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United States views the necessity of a partnership with Saudi Arabia.

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So when we used to talk about the Middle East,

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we talk about counter terrorism, about Iran, about that things.

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But now the elite consensus here is that you need

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a relationship with Saudi Arabia for economic security, for commercial

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for ai in addition to the really important security relationship.

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And so what's interesting about the meeting today is how

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it's really continuity from previous president Joe Biden visiting Saudi

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Arabia twenty two to Donald Trump and his second administration

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making it his first presidential stop, and now all of

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the pageantry of this reciprocal visit today.

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Speaker 1: I remember Joe Biden basically put down Saudi Arabia and

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the Crown Prince and then he goes over there and

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it was awkward to say the very least, and the

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whole idea of getting Saudi Arabia to do business with

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Israel fell apart under Joe Biden, for sure. General Portraeus

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was asked about the fact that in this deal the

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Saudis are going to be purchasing number of F thirty five,

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one of our most advanced fighter jets, and the problem

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with that is we've sold the military equipment in the past,

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but the problem with this this is the most advanced

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fighter jet out there, and Saudi Arabia has a working

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partnership with China, and a lot of people are worried

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that this technology that we have in the F thirty

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fives will slip into the hands of China if we

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sell these planes to Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 10: Here, General Petraeus, well, first of all, President Trump is

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really approaching. This is a state visit of a head

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of state, even though the Crown Prince Mohammed ben Solomon

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is the prime minister ahead of government, but that's a

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significant distinction. There will be an elaborate military arrival, ceremony, oval,

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office meeting, and then a black tied dinner for one

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hundred and twenty five or so people this evening and

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this evening, I think they'll be celebrating an announcement of

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US sale of up to forty eight F thirty five

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stealth fighter bombers, which proved to be so effective, of course,

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in the hands of the Israelis and US forces in

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the Twelve Day war against Iran. There will likely be

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the signing of a mutual defense pack, something like what

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President Trump did for Cutter after the Israeli strike on

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the Hamas leaders. There discussion of the Saudis joining the

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Abraham Accords, although I think that's still premature because the

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Crown Prince will explain that there will have to be

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an ironclad path to Palestinian two state solution. There will

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also be undoubtedly reaffirmation if you will, or details on

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the six hundred billions of dollars that the Crown prints

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announced would be spent in the US by the Saudis

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in a variety of different and ever isn't unlikely a

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civil nuclear agreement of some type to help help the

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Saudi So it's a very significant visit. There are a

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lot of deliverables, will be again something that they will

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definitely celebrate this evening properly.

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Speaker 1: Oh, they're going to celebrate, all right. They So there's

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the Crown Prince sitting in the Oval Office with President Trump,

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and the Crown Prince says to Trump, he says, oh,

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and by the way, we're going to increase our investments

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to one trillion. And even I mean, I don't know

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if this was all rehearsed or what. But Donald Trump went,

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you're telling me that the six hundred billion dollar deal

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that you were going to invest in the US is

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now a trillion. And the Crown Prince said yes, So

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he gets a free dinner out of it tonight, compliments

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of you and me the taxpayer. I'm not sure I

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understand how General Petrea said that they can make sure

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that these planes cannot be re engineered by the Chinese.

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Do they have a secret software thing in there that

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they're not going to let this out? He know about

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that if somebody starts re engineering, the whole thing turns

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to dust. I don't know. Well, let's get some phone calls.

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And we haven't done this for a week or so,

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and I do have the phone number that you can call,

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leave a message, leave a comment. There's a lot of

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you that call the phone on I see that you call.

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But you won't leave a message, and that's that defeats

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the whole purpose. So the phone number is eight five

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five two nine five sixty six hundred. Eight five five

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two nine five sixty six hundred. If you can't remember

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that number, you can go to my website, Tom Sullivan

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dot com and there is the phone number. There is

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a link to the podcast for people somebody says, hey,

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how do you get that podcast? Send them to Tom

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Sullivan dot com. But the phone number again, eight five

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five two nine five sixty six hundred. And let's start

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with Laurie the comment line late who called and said

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that she'd liked hearing from Salty.

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Speaker 5: Hey, Tom, it was so nice to hear Salty's voice again.

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He has so much wisdom. It was just like old

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times hearing him on your show. And you know you're right.

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He does speak for all Americans, especially the American worker,

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the person who goes out and earns a living every

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day by the sweat of their brow instead of waiting

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for their benefit card to reload.

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Speaker 1: As well said, if it did not hear Salty, had

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I interviewed Salty a couple of days back, and the

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man had just had surgery and he's in construction and

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he has a friend that needed to do a kitchen remodel,

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and so what did he do. He went and helped

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him do a kitchen remodel. He's got another surgery coming up,

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so we'll check in with Salty after all that has done.

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But yeah, he's out. He could use the excuse, hey,

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I can't do it. I'm having searchery. No, he went

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and did it anyway. Eric Comrade talking about the tariff money,

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he's very funny in this call. He talks about how

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I'm against tariffs and he's four terriffs. He explains her.

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Speaker 11: Coon down' hold on Major Ton, No, did the money

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from the tariffs only go to people who was for

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the tariffs? I was for the tariffs, so I should get, like,

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I don't know, four thousand dollars, and you were not

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for the tarrifsts. You were against statists, so you should

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not get no money. So your two thousands should go

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to me, you know, because I was for the tartists,

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so it's my money, not yours. So we shouldn't get

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everybody that money. One of those people who was for

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the tatists, they get the money because they were for

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the tittists.

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Speaker 10: That's my point.

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Speaker 1: That was funny. I'm against the tariffs, so I don't

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get any of the money, and he gets my two thousand.

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That two thousand dollars rebate or whatever President's calling it.

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I'm sorry, that is no, that is not gonna happen.

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I will bet you a large lunch of the drive

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up window you will not see a penny. I mean

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four old Scott bested. The Treasury Secretary was asked about it.

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He goes, well, oh ah, well it might be in

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the form of the tax bill, or it could be

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uh uh yeah, well we're having we haven't even discussed

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it yet. So this is this is just the politician

481
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part of Donald Trump being a politician promising two thousand dollars.

482
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Don't count on it. I'm the homeless guy. Probably would

483
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like to see that. The homeless guy in Reno. Let's

484
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see what he's up to.

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Speaker 12: Rena homeless guy. Yeah, it's about been about forty years.

486
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The problem is the working class, the lower income people,

487
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the homeless, the foreign people, the immigrants. Now they've all

488
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been considered criminals and losers and the only thing that

489
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makes you a winner now in this society, as successful

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is money.

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Speaker 10: It's just it's.

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Speaker 12: It's not gonna work. Bye Bright.

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Speaker 1: I don't know did we lose the homeless guide to

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the socialist because he's He's right, it's all about money.

495
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It is. I know it sounds sounds bad, but we

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are a capitalist society and because of that we our

497
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living standards are higher than anybody else, because of capitalism

498
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and the people that are trying to do the socialism.

499
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I mean, the new mayor in Seattle is talking like

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ma'am Donnie. She wants free buses, free childcare, she wants

501
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to run city owned grocery stores. I hope they try.

502
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I do. I hope she and ma'am Donnie give it

503
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their best shot, and I guarantee you it won't work,

504
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all right. One more from the comment line lady about

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California passing that redistricting Proposition fifty.

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Speaker 5: California passed Proposition fifty, the redistricting initiative, and that means

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that the city of Lode eye population about sixty eight thousand.

508
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It's now in three separate congressional districts. What could possibly

509
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go wrong?

510
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Speaker 1: Who knows, But for all of you hippies from the seventies,

511
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Creden's Clearwater Revival had a song named Lode that was

512
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after this little town I didn't know had sixty eight

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thousand people in California, but they've got three congressional districts

514
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from that sound. It's crazy what they've done. Will do

515
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we dare take a look at what happened on Wall

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Street today? Well it was a repeat. In fact, the

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Dow and the S and P five hundred book their

518
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fourth straight days of decline. They're following the the tech

519
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rally is now the unrally, and the indexes the stock

520
00:34:46,000 --> 00:34:50,400
market is following the tech stalks south. So we are

521
00:34:50,880 --> 00:34:54,159
there's no question we are in a stock market correction.

522
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And we'll just it's a falling knife. Do you want

523
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to try to catch a falling knife? No, So wait

524
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and see if you can get something that bounces, and

525
00:35:04,639 --> 00:35:06,280
if you want to bounce, maybe you might want to

526
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buy on the dip. But today the Dow down four

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hundred ninety eight out so now forty six thousand, ninety one,

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00:35:17,320 --> 00:35:20,920
the S and P down fifty five, Nasdaq down two

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hundred and seventy five, Gold down four dollars to four

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thousand and seventy, and oil prices went up a buck.

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It's now just under sixty one dollars for a barrel

532
00:35:34,039 --> 00:35:37,519
of oil. That's it for today, Thank you for coming by.

533
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We get the September jobs report tomorrow, which is absolutely worthless,

534
00:35:45,360 --> 00:35:48,960
but they finally are gathering some of the numbers from

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the shutdown, so we'll try it again tomorrow and I

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hope to see you then.

