Bannon's War Room - November 28, 2024


Episode 4088： Immigrants Want Strong Border Laws


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

Words per Minute

164.68796

Word Count

8,975

Sentence Count

750

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

28


Summary

Melissa Sanchez and Micah Rosenberg talk about how Latino voters voted for Donald Trump in 2016, and why they think he s a good fit for them. They talk about the resentment they feel toward the government's handling of the surge of immigrants entering the country, and how that resentment led to their support for Trump.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 spoke of feeling resentment as they watched the government ease the transition of large numbers
00:00:05.440 of asylum seekers into the U.S. by giving them access to work permits, IDs, and in some cities
00:00:11.920 spending millions of dollars to provide them with food and shelter. Melissa, you and your colleagues
00:00:16.580 spoke with dozens of longtime immigrants, undocumented immigrants, and legal immigrants
00:00:21.920 in the Midwest and along the Texas border. How deep is that frustration?
00:00:26.800 You know, almost everybody that I spoke with in my reporting and in my personal life, I live here
00:00:33.280 in Chicago, who is Latino, whose parents are immigrants or immigrants themselves, either
00:00:38.160 express this resentment or have relatives who feel this way. So I think it's pretty overwhelming.
00:00:44.480 It's not the driving force for every single person I talk to in terms of who they ultimately decided
00:00:48.920 to vote for, but I think it's something that everybody is very intimately familiar with,
00:00:53.680 this feeling of this new group of people got something that we didn't get when we got here.
00:01:00.480 Are you surprised at the fact that your article, which highlights something so obvious for many,
00:01:07.620 for others seems like such a surprise?
00:01:11.140 You know, I'm really glad you asked that. I think about that a lot because when I talk to people who
00:01:15.540 look like me, who look like us, then it's not a surprise. But you talk to white folks and they are
00:01:21.720 really surprised. A lot of Democrats, a lot of liberals feel this way. I think you just have
00:01:26.260 to go outside and talk to an immigrant, though. It's I think it does speak to like a bit of a
00:01:31.760 disconnect between kind of like what the party rhetoric is and what people on the ground are
00:01:36.500 saying. And I'm you know, I'm talking to people who are immigrants almost every day. So it's it's not
00:01:41.600 a surprise. But I think a lot of people are just completely out of touch with with what regular
00:01:46.040 folks are saying. How do immigrants see Trump's promise of the largest deportation operation in
00:01:51.740 U.S. history, regardless of where they stand on the differences between immigration and migrants?
00:02:00.920 Well, I think for a long time, there was a general tolerance for irregular immigration in the country.
00:02:08.240 And obviously, Latino communities perhaps had an even greater tolerance than more mainstream
00:02:15.040 communities. However, I think what was different this time is, number one, the volume. And we've
00:02:22.120 seen those images of so many people crossing the border. People really felt overwhelmed by those
00:02:29.040 images. And then, number two, you all just discussed this issue of the benefits programs. I really do get a
00:02:36.580 sense that of those who came perhaps decades ago, even if they came through an irregular process,
00:02:44.520 felt that these days the benefits are just too many. I even hear this in asylum and exile communities
00:02:52.120 like the Cuban American community, where people say, well, you know, the benefits are just too
00:02:56.920 generous. Now, if people are coming to the country and they want to work hard and struggle like we did,
00:03:02.600 you know, we can understand that. But the generous benefits programs, the accommodations, I think
00:03:08.840 at a time of high inflation, that really caused a lot of tension and opposition to illegal immigration
00:03:16.440 to emerge and to grow.
00:03:20.840 This is the primal scream of a dying
00:03:24.040 regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on these people.
00:03:30.760 Here's when I got a free shot, all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a
00:03:35.960 belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world
00:03:39.720 to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go
00:03:43.800 to share the big lie? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:03:52.600 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,
00:03:59.560 this country will be saved.
00:04:02.600 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:04:06.040 It's Wednesday, 27 November in the year of our Lord, 2024. Welcome to the late afternoon,
00:04:18.520 early evening edition of the War Room. So right there, you have Melissa Sanchez
00:04:25.560 and Micah Rosenberg from ProPublica. And ProPublica is not, it's not a pro-Trump,
00:04:34.920 it's not a pro-Trump publication. It's sponsored, I think, source, a bunch of nefarious billionaires.
00:04:42.760 It used to be just a research institute. I think they actually kind of a little media company now.
00:04:47.480 The headline of this piece, this report, is Immigrants' Resentment Over New Arrivals
00:04:52.840 Helped Boost Trump's Popularity with Latino Voters. I kid you not, this is from a left-wing
00:05:01.640 organization. Melissa Sanchez and Micah Rosenberg. Let me repeat the headline.
00:05:09.320 And if Grace and Moe, because this is one of the signals, not the noise. Immigrants'
00:05:15.800 resentment over new arrivals helped boost Trump's popularity with Latino voters.
00:05:22.440 We said this over and over again, and I think the damning thing right there on the MSNBC piece,
00:05:29.480 and think about it, folks, they've buried this on early in the afternoon on the Wednesday before
00:05:37.400 Thanksgiving. Yeah, you know, not many people are in the airport or in cars. So the viewership
00:05:42.280 across the board, except for the War Room, is down dramatically. Obviously, in MSNBC, it's
00:05:46.760 getting close to zero. You won't see this in primetime. Rachel Maddow will not have these
00:05:52.600 people on next week in primetime. Highly unlikely. And what they say just makes sense that the Hispanic,
00:06:01.000 the Latino and Hispanic community, they're American citizens. And they feel put upon when you have all
00:06:09.080 these illegal aliens showing up, and it's crime-ridden, and they're messing up the schools,
00:06:13.400 and the hospitals, and health care service. Of course, they're American citizens.
00:06:19.000 And Trump knew this. This is why we're winning South Texas. This is why we're winning the Rio
00:06:23.640 Grande Valley. This is why we spend so much time focused on the Rio Grande Valley. It's kind of
00:06:27.560 like a canary in the mineshaft. This is a hugely important story. But this is why I also go back and
00:06:35.560 I say, hey, I think we just should focus at least initially. And with, I don't know, eight or 10 million
00:06:42.760 illegal aliens here just on the time period I'm going to give you. And that would be starting
00:06:47.080 in the afternoon of the 20th of January of 2021, the moment Biden took over, to the moment Biden
00:06:53.880 leaves, which is high noon on the 20th of 2025. In those four years, let's figure out how many came
00:07:01.320 across illegally on his watch, who were essentially invited over. And they're the ones that have to go,
00:07:06.840 obviously, the criminals first. But that would reinforce also, with the Hispanic and Latino
00:07:13.080 community, we're not going to go back into the early points of time. And I'm not advocating for
00:07:17.880 amnesty. Far be it. But I'm saying, yo, we got so many problems right now. Let's triage some
00:07:24.200 problems. Let's take the 10 million here on Biden's watch that just came here, that the Hispanic and
00:07:29.880 Latino community and the black community are supporting us, and they want them to go home too.
00:07:33.320 Does that make sense? Everybody cool with that? Do we got that? Right there, they're telling you,
00:07:41.160 and this is how we do, you know, Rachel Maddow is all about the autocratic breakthrough.
00:07:47.480 Well, this is how, this is how we have a democratic breakthrough. Because they can't get over
00:07:55.400 the fact, they can't get over the fact that we've built a coalition that has African American men,
00:08:03.160 and it has Hispanic families and Hispanic men. And ProPublica, once again, it's just told you,
00:08:12.040 it was a fascinating segment on MSNBC. What I think it was Melissa Sanchez said, hey,
00:08:18.680 because the host is sitting there going, well, we heard all the time that they were against Trump,
00:08:23.400 that the Hispanic voters are against Trump, they didn't like Trump, and that this huge thing about
00:08:27.640 the mass deportation was going to flip it. And her answer was pretty blunt. She says, hey,
00:08:32.600 I'm not so sure any of these credential class progressive Democrats have ever gone out and
00:08:37.480 talked to a Hispanic citizen. They haven't gone in the community, they haven't gone in the neighborhoods.
00:08:41.320 That's 100% right. This is what President Trump knew. This is one of the most significant
00:08:48.200 events that have driven this new coalition. This is monumental. This is how you build a winning
00:08:57.240 coalition. Like in 1932, like FDR is the re in the in the in the beginning phase of the stock,
00:09:07.240 right after the stock market crash, the Great Depression that they formed and essentially
00:09:13.160 governed for, I don't know, 50 or 60 years or longer.
00:09:21.240 President Trump listened to these people. The war room listened to these people. We would say over
00:09:26.360 and over and over again that this was all doable. Now, here's how you have to deliver.
00:09:32.120 And I'm not saying, oh, I'm not getting soft. I'm trying to say, hey, let's try to think this
00:09:37.080 room be humane. This is all this loose talk about the military. We just had Sheriff Mack on here
00:09:44.920 yesterday. They said there's more than enough constitutional sheriffs and there's more than
00:09:48.920 enough jail space to kind of help hold people temporarily. You don't need to build FEMA camps.
00:09:54.360 You don't need the military. Military should be sent to the border to seal the border.
00:09:58.600 However, we don't need the military for enforcement. We might need the military.
00:10:04.120 I'm not saying it's 100 percent out. We might need the military.
00:10:09.240 But I don't think we need it first. And this is why I'm an advocate of the president to go to
00:10:13.640 and I'm picking up a random place, McAllen, Texas, the
00:10:17.800 capital of the Rio Grande Valley. Go down there and let's have a, let's have a mini summit. Let's
00:10:25.640 have a summit. Let's have a working group meeting, whatever you want to call it. Let's
00:10:29.400 get the frontline nations around the table, including Panama. And I think Panama, we ought
00:10:34.920 to assist Panama in building a wall that blocks off the Darien Gap. How many times have Burkwam
00:10:41.560 and Oscar Blue Ramirez and Michael Yan and a dozens and Laura Loomer gone to the Darien Gap,
00:10:48.360 gone through the Darien Gap. You see how dangerous the Darien Gap is that that connective tissue from
00:10:54.200 Colombia to Panama that really connects Latin America to Central America. Then the cartel highway
00:10:59.640 all the way up. The caravans always start down near there. We've covered this for years. People
00:11:06.200 have put themselves in harm's way for years. We have documented this for years. Real America's
00:11:14.920 Voice and the investigative apparatus in Burkwam,
00:11:17.160 and Oscar Blue and Jan and Lou and many, many, many, many, many more. Benzman.
00:11:26.440 So we know kind of what went on. And that's why I say, let's get very tight. We don't need to talk.
00:11:30.520 And so, cause MSN, we see and say, Hey, you're going to go get grandma. You're going to get this.
00:11:35.640 We can, we'll figure that out later.
00:11:37.480 It shouldn't be lost anybody. They're voting for you now. And their grandchildren are definitely
00:11:43.240 voting for you. Let's get what the problem is. The prop, the immediate problem we have is the,
00:11:48.680 I'm picking a number, 10 million illegal alien invaders that were invited here. It's,
00:11:54.280 it's not these people's fault. They did what you and I would do. If we're living in poverty and we
00:11:59.560 hear that Biden isn't, Trump is gone. Biden's inviting everybody into the country and you can
00:12:04.280 stay in the United States of America. Hell, I'm getting out to El Norte and I'm bringing,
00:12:09.800 you know, I'm bringing people around and you're all going to go. They have to go home. We have to
00:12:15.880 deport all of them, all of them. And the arguments they make now, the arguments they make now are now,
00:12:23.960 oh, the tariffs are going to be inflationary, but also, also they take the exact wall street
00:12:29.560 pitch right out of the book and say, well, if you send the illegal aliens home, it's going to cost
00:12:34.040 more to pick your fruit, more to, you know, clean your house, more to build a home. Well, hey,
00:12:40.680 I'm not so sure about that, but maybe I'm not so sure, but at least the other work is done by American
00:12:46.120 citizens, not by people here illegally. You can't incentivize this. And now we know from ProPublica,
00:12:54.440 and they go out of the way to say, we're definitive when we do something. They're not really a news
00:12:58.840 publication or media, although they do do a lot of media. What they are is really a research,
00:13:04.840 a left-wing research group. And the headline says it all. The headline is, the headline is all about how,
00:13:11.240 how, you know, Hispanics here, immigrants' resentment over new arrivals help boost
00:13:18.440 Trump's popularity with Latino voters.
00:13:21.880 It answers itself. Okay. We're here on a Wednesday. It's the eve of Thanksgiving.
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00:16:19.340 Thoughts one, I'm wrestling with a theory right now, Nicole, that this may have been an unwinnable race for Democrats, period.
00:16:25.900 Vice President Harris was a fantastic candidate.
00:16:27.940 It may not have mattered who the candidate was, because if you look at a post-pandemic world economy,
00:16:33.980 70 to 80 percent of leading countries around the world, whether they're measured by being a leading economy or a developed democracy,
00:16:40.940 in the last two years have thrown out their incumbents.
00:16:43.160 And it may just be that season where a Biden, a Harris, a Shapiro, or anybody could not have toppled a Donald Trump
00:16:50.600 simply because we're in a post-pandemic world economy.
00:16:53.560 But the other theory that I wrestle with as well is the paradox that Democrats face is they are often,
00:17:01.900 if not always, burdened with having to be the responsible party when Republicans refuse to be.
00:17:07.760 So on the trans issue, it's not that Democrats are racing to embrace the trans lifestyle.
00:17:12.680 It's just that they respect it and they understand that trans people deserve the same defense of liberty and personal freedom
00:17:18.380 that every other American does when Republicans aren't willing to give it to them.
00:17:22.380 On the economy and on taxes, consider the message of Biden and Harris.
00:17:27.080 If a family makes less than $400,000, your taxes will not go up because they're being responsible about the debt and the deficit.
00:17:34.800 Republicans are walking around saying, we're going to we're going to give you a tax cut anywhere you want it.
00:17:38.660 From corporate taxes to no tax on tips to no tax on overtime, you name it, we're cutting your taxes.
00:17:44.260 Biden and Harris were saying, they'll stay the same. You don't have to worry they won't go up.
00:17:48.240 On regulations, Republicans are saying, we're not going to have regulations.
00:17:51.820 We're not going to have lockdowns for health care.
00:17:53.520 We're not going to have regulations on on labor or health care or energy or the environment because you deserve the personal freedom.
00:18:00.840 Democrats are saying government has a responsibility to provide for the collective, for all people.
00:18:04.980 By putting responsible regulations in place, that then holds a mirror up to us as a culture.
00:18:11.540 Are we willing to recognize that we actually have to be responsible as well?
00:18:15.500 Because the paradox that Democrats face, they're bearing the burden right now of being the responsible political party
00:18:21.960 at a time when so many Americans are embracing irresponsibility.
00:18:26.160 And Donald Trump is feeding the affirmation to those Americans right now who are saying,
00:18:30.440 I don't care about the country. I don't care about my neighbor. I just care about me and what you're going to do for me.
00:18:35.480 And they're hearing it from Donald Trump. And I think they're missing it from Democrats.
00:18:38.820 Can I be the devil on everybody's shoulder the day before Thanksgiving?
00:18:42.540 Maybe the Democrats shouldn't be the responsible grownups for a year or so.
00:18:48.500 I just think it's something to think about, because to me, I get something.
00:18:52.040 Back in 2012, as part of that RNC autopsy,
00:18:55.120 we suggested how the Republicans should be more compassionate again and expand how we talk to immigrants and minorities and gay people and women.
00:19:03.000 And then Donald Trump did the opposite of that and won.
00:19:05.300 So a lot of time, all the geniuses on these shows don't really exactly know what the right thing to do is in the future.
00:19:11.040 But here's one thing we do know, that we went through about five, six, seven, eight straight change elections in a row.
00:19:17.180 And if the country and the people that aren't as engaged and aren't following politics every day are unhappy with how they're being governed,
00:19:22.620 they're happy to throw the bums out. And Donald Trump has planned a lot of things that I think would be disastrous for this country.
00:19:31.980 And I think that there's a big swath of voters out there that might decide to just throw that bum out one more time if they're given the opportunity to do so.
00:19:42.920 And to me, I think there's a lot of the reflection the Democrats could do.
00:19:46.580 And there's a big conversation about the right way forward.
00:19:48.840 But Donald Trump failing is really probably the easiest path back to success for the Democrats.
00:19:54.380 I mean, Tim, just quickly, the idea of this earnest and I totally respect it.
00:20:01.340 It's what you and I used to do when we were on campaigns that lost.
00:20:03.720 The last time the Republicans lost, they cooed.
00:20:07.040 They had a coup.
00:20:08.800 I'm like the asymmetry is as stark now as it has been in nine years.
00:20:13.780 Yeah. It's like they're putting on this hair shirt.
00:20:15.820 I felt this way as a never Trumper. I mean, how many times have I had to go around and I am happy to do it because I feel it.
00:20:20.980 I'm honest about it. I feel shame.
00:20:23.060 But it's been a decade. You know, everybody in the Democrats do this and they whip themselves.
00:20:27.960 They're like, oh, you know, if we would have done this better.
00:20:30.560 That's not what the Republicans are doing.
00:20:31.780 They're unapologetic about it.
00:20:32.860 And they woke up the night they tried a coup.
00:20:35.160 And then when that didn't work, the next day they went back and tried to do everything possible to make Joe Biden a failed president.
00:20:39.600 And unfortunately, that nihilism worked.
00:20:42.940 And I'm not saying that the Democrats should be nihilist, but I am saying that maybe you should learn that there's something to be learned from that.
00:20:52.080 I want to take a second. I want to play Tim's back in one minute.
00:20:55.080 Just get Tim's ready to go.
00:20:58.120 You're talking about resilience.
00:20:59.480 So right there, blame it on the voters.
00:21:02.860 David Jolly, a failed Republican.
00:21:05.440 Well, all those are failed Republicans.
00:21:06.760 David Jolly is a failed Republican congressman.
00:21:09.820 Nicole Wallace is a was a comms person and a White House practice for a war criminals, the Cheney Bush junta that lied to the American people and got us into Iraq and Afghanistan so deep we couldn't get out.
00:21:23.000 And Tim Miller was the Tim Miller.
00:21:25.460 He was this pearls or pukas.
00:21:28.420 He's the Tim was the comms director for the RNC when I first started getting involved with Andrew in politics.
00:21:37.660 But there's a lot of deep truths there.
00:21:40.000 After.
00:21:41.780 President Trump left on the 20th, we didn't curl up in a ball.
00:21:44.740 This audience didn't curl up in the fetal position, start sucking their thumb, want to want to want a binky.
00:21:50.380 No, we went to work.
00:21:51.840 We're resilient.
00:21:53.040 We went to work.
00:21:53.920 We knew the election had been stolen.
00:21:56.700 We went to work.
00:21:57.580 And if you hadn't had the folks at the Capitol, we would have had gone through all the states.
00:22:03.180 And guess what?
00:22:03.720 It would have gotten kicked back into the House of Representatives as a contingent election.
00:22:09.280 Eventually.
00:22:10.000 And we would have won because President Trump did win.
00:22:12.580 But that didn't happen.
00:22:16.000 But we were resilient, Tim.
00:22:18.560 We're not like Alec Baldwin and Sharon Stone.
00:22:22.200 We're not over it.
00:22:22.840 We didn't run over to foreign countries to hide out and say we can't live in America anymore and criticize American citizens.
00:22:29.760 We're not like George Clooney, you know, a coward hiding over with the other billionaires hiding up in northern Italy near the tax haven of Switzerland to avoid American taxes.
00:22:47.480 No, we're resilient.
00:22:48.580 We stood and fought.
00:22:49.540 And guess what?
00:22:50.160 We just won.
00:22:52.640 I want to go back.
00:22:53.380 Can I play Tim at the beginning?
00:22:54.220 Because this is a quite this is a very important part of history that I think it's important for you to understand to see what the place is.
00:23:01.520 Let's go to play Tim at the beginning and tell Denver I'm going to jump in here.
00:23:04.900 When I start talking, they go ahead and stop.
00:23:06.440 Let's go and play Tim Miller from the beginning.
00:23:08.480 Can I be the devil on everybody's shoulder the day before Thanksgiving?
00:23:12.180 Maybe the Democrats shouldn't be the responsible grownups for a year or so.
00:23:18.120 I just think it's something to think about.
00:23:19.740 Because back in 2012, as part of that RNC autopsy, we suggested how the Republicans should be more compassionate again and expand how we talk to immigrants and minorities and gay people and women.
00:23:32.560 And then Donald Trump did the opposite of that and won.
00:23:34.880 So a lot of times all the geniuses on these shows don't really exactly know what the right thing to do is in the future.
00:23:40.640 But here's one thing we do know.
00:23:42.040 Right there.
00:23:42.200 That we went through.
00:23:43.340 Full stop.
00:23:45.100 Okay.
00:23:45.460 He talks about, and this is the beginning of the MAGA movement, ladies and gentlemen, begins right where Tim Miller says.
00:23:56.080 He says, the 2012 RNC autopsy.
00:24:00.740 So let's go back to that because you're going to see the beginning of the MAGA movement and beginning of President Trump.
00:24:05.680 You had the Tea Party movement that came as very powerful in the 2010.
00:24:09.700 And this came after the 2008 financial collapse and the defeat of McCain.
00:24:15.660 But Sarah Palin was there.
00:24:17.020 McCain was terrible.
00:24:18.480 But until the financial collapse, they were kind of dead even with Obama because nobody knew who Obama was.
00:24:23.980 But people were voting for change because they knew something was wrong with the country, the direction of the country.
00:24:29.100 Given the wars and the economics weren't working.
00:24:32.120 He had the financial collapse.
00:24:33.520 That's when Obama really spurted ahead of McCain and won handily.
00:24:41.760 Then, because Obama hadn't brought about change, he turned out to be not a populist, not an anti-war populist.
00:24:48.060 That was all phony.
00:24:49.260 He got in there and on the surface was super progressive, but he was just a neoliberal neocon.
00:24:54.080 And, in fact, his bailouts of Wall Street, his bailouts of corporate America was sickening.
00:25:01.560 In 2000, everybody thought, oh, gosh, we can beat Obama.
00:25:04.460 We can beat Obama.
00:25:06.000 I actually went around the country and made a film called The Hope and the Change.
00:25:09.400 And I just took independents and Republicans that had voted for Obama that weren't going to vote for him again because he hadn't brought any change in four years.
00:25:19.020 So they nominated Mitt Romney.
00:25:24.420 What a perfect change agent, Mitt Romney.
00:25:28.820 And Mitt Romney got smoked.
00:25:32.820 Didn't come close.
00:25:33.840 Got smoked.
00:25:35.220 Paul Ryan was his VP.
00:25:36.500 And these guys were so cocky and so arrogant.
00:25:38.640 All the big donors, Paul Allen, all of them, they're all up.
00:25:44.440 The Ricketts, the Mercers, they're all up at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston.
00:25:47.800 They're all sitting there ready to think.
00:25:49.560 And, you know, as soon as the exit polls came out, they realized, oh, my God, Frank Luntz came in and gave him a lecture.
00:25:54.800 You should have treated Hispanic people better.
00:25:58.020 And I want you to remember and refer back to the opening segment about what the Hispanic voters told you about what really bothered them and why they're voting for Trump more than ever.
00:26:09.300 So Mitt Romney got smoked.
00:26:13.900 And, of course, it had to be the voters fault.
00:26:17.380 It could have been Mitt.
00:26:17.900 It could not have been the message.
00:26:19.880 It could.
00:26:20.540 So Reince Priebus, and I didn't really know Reince then.
00:26:24.160 He was head of the RNC.
00:26:25.140 And, okay, this is the, let me jump here for a second.
00:26:33.560 I want to take time to walk through this because it's quite important.
00:26:36.640 Because it gets to the beginning stages of the Tea Party kind of frittered out MAGA.
00:26:43.200 A guy named Donald Trump came on the scene.
00:26:45.720 It came around this thing called the 2012 RNC Autopsy for why Romney lost.
00:26:55.280 And God bless Reince and God bless Tim Miller.
00:26:58.700 Tim Miller said, oh, they didn't treat people nice.
00:27:01.000 Something to say.
00:27:01.600 It was principally about amnesty and the Hispanic vote.
00:27:06.260 And it was just 1,000% dead wrong.
00:27:11.040 A guy named Sean Trendy, a lawyer, I think, at Hunt and Williams in Richmond,
00:27:18.160 who's a poll analyst, I think he does it full-time now,
00:27:20.380 for RealClearPolitics, wrote a series of articles going through the analysis.
00:27:27.220 And he came to a very radically different conclusion than the RNC Autopsy.
00:27:34.440 And I sat there, new to politics.
00:27:35.980 I see the autopsy here.
00:27:37.300 I see Sean Trendy.
00:27:38.820 Sean Trendy's right.
00:27:39.860 I did some back-of-the-envelope math and just kind of got the sense of the country.
00:27:44.080 I said, it's populist nationalism.
00:27:47.880 And a leader will arise.
00:27:50.800 A leader will come on.
00:27:52.660 I had tried to talk Sarah Palin in running in 2011.
00:27:56.000 She didn't hit the bit.
00:27:57.560 And God bless Sarah Palin, but she has faded from the scene.
00:28:01.500 And she was a five-tool player at the time
00:28:04.740 and could have won the Republican nomination.
00:28:07.040 Of that, I'm absolutely certain.
00:28:09.860 Okay, let's take a short break.
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00:29:27.600 So to finish the story, Sean Trendy, and I said, no, Sean Trendy's right,
00:29:34.300 and he was talking about policies that speak to the working class.
00:29:39.660 And Reince and the RNC and Tim Miller were saying, no, we talk, we're too harsh to people,
00:29:47.420 and there should be amnesty.
00:29:49.500 And immediately Marco Rubio, the gang of eight, remember they had that whole thing,
00:29:52.960 Sean Hannity was part of it, Rupert Murdoch, they had the big dinner with Murdoch,
00:29:56.320 and they were going to roll starting in 2013, and they rolled it out.
00:30:00.120 They rolled out the amnesty plan on Hannity's show with Rubio.
00:30:03.780 This is what killed Rubio.
00:30:05.360 Became like the sock puppet for amnesty.
00:30:08.860 We killed that in the House, and we killed it in the Senate.
00:30:12.780 We killed it in the summer of 13 in the House.
00:30:15.260 Remember, up all night, if you guys were around at the time,
00:30:18.080 Breitbart recovered, and there was Stephen Miller working for Sessions,
00:30:21.580 who was a hero in that time.
00:30:23.700 But what it laid out is you needed, the people were looking for change,
00:30:28.400 they were looking for populist change, and that's not the Republican Party.
00:30:32.420 I don't need to name the commentators that you guys know very well.
00:30:37.680 It's not populism.
00:30:38.940 They would go nuts.
00:30:40.000 You mentioned populism, they go nuts.
00:30:41.420 You mentioned nationalism, they go nuts.
00:30:44.860 That's why I'm a constitutional conservative.
00:30:46.840 It's about limited government.
00:30:47.780 Yo, bro, where's your limited government under Bush?
00:30:50.640 Bush, where's your limited government under Bush 1?
00:30:53.660 Where's your limited government under even President Reagan?
00:30:55.720 God blessing.
00:30:57.320 You never delivered any limited government.
00:30:59.800 Because it's not just about taking a couple of regulations off,
00:31:02.480 that's just you guys being toadies for your donors.
00:31:07.000 If you're going to do it, you've got to take the state apart.
00:31:11.180 Deconstruction of the administrative state.
00:31:12.980 It's quite obvious what has grown and metastasized,
00:31:16.400 and there are tons of smart people that know that.
00:31:18.340 But you need somebody to deliver the sledgehammer.
00:31:23.460 That individual would be Donald J. Trump.
00:31:27.280 Remember all this time with the Never Trumpers?
00:31:28.960 They had the thing on National Review,
00:31:30.460 and it had all the big names in media up there.
00:31:33.280 They had pieces.
00:31:34.280 They had written essays.
00:31:35.680 Go back and read those essays.
00:31:37.860 At the time, I go, what are these people missing?
00:31:40.600 What don't they understand?
00:31:41.860 No conventional Republican will ever be elected to President of the United States.
00:31:47.540 Right?
00:31:47.780 That's when I saw Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley.
00:31:50.940 I go, are you kidding me?
00:31:52.580 Forget Birdbrain's personality and lack of smarts,
00:31:58.520 and forget DeSantis, the issues that he has, which are manifold.
00:32:02.800 Forget those personality issues.
00:32:06.560 It's just that is not going to win national elections.
00:32:10.840 You think that's going to turn out 80 million votes?
00:32:14.300 You think that's going to turn it out in Pennsylvania, Michigan,
00:32:16.920 in Wisconsin, where you need to win?
00:32:19.100 No, are you kidding me?
00:32:21.120 Not going to happen.
00:32:22.780 It's changed.
00:32:23.860 It's left them behind.
00:32:25.400 They started to get left behind because in 2012,
00:32:28.060 they couldn't even understand what was in front of them.
00:32:32.340 And you compare what that autopsy said with what Trendy said
00:32:37.320 and how we made that actionable and waited.
00:32:41.520 Not too long, because Trump spoke at CPAC, and then in 14 CPAC,
00:32:45.200 and then in 14, the moment of clarification was in Hanover, New Hampshire.
00:32:50.200 I think it was Hanover.
00:32:52.660 Dave Bossie and Citizens United had the first kind of cattle call of that year.
00:32:58.040 And these cattle calls are to get in front of the activists,
00:33:01.640 people just like this audience, that turned out that if you want to run
00:33:04.820 a successful campaign in New Hampshire, you have to have these people sign up.
00:33:08.260 They have to be part of your team, just like in Iowa,
00:33:11.620 just like in South Carolina, those early states.
00:33:14.940 And you had Rand Paul, and I think Rand Paul had just been on the cover
00:33:17.340 of Time magazine.
00:33:18.260 You had Ted Cruz.
00:33:20.240 You had Newt Gingrich.
00:33:21.120 You had them all, Mike Lee, everybody.
00:33:23.020 Everybody was going to run.
00:33:23.980 Now, they didn't have Jeb, and they didn't have a couple of the moderates.
00:33:27.160 Dave kind of tended towards more of the conservatives,
00:33:30.280 but they must have had 20 people, and they had Donald Trump.
00:33:34.700 And I'm sitting there with Breitbart Radio, and we're kind of off to the side.
00:33:38.860 Oh, and guess who was there?
00:33:40.020 Jeremy Peters, who had followed Andrew Breitbart
00:33:43.580 and had written an amazing piece in the New York Times about Andrew Breitbart.
00:33:48.520 And then Andrew had passed away, and Jeremy wrote the incredible piece about his life
00:33:53.620 because Jeremy was the New York Times guy kind of assigned to the fringes
00:33:58.160 of the conservative movement.
00:34:01.040 And Cassie Hunt was up there.
00:34:02.320 She was a young reporter for MSNBC.
00:34:05.680 She had drawn the Saturday duty, and Trump spoke.
00:34:11.120 And I sat in the back, and people leaned into it.
00:34:15.080 They didn't fully understand what he was talking about because he was talking in a nomenclature
00:34:18.000 that was totally different than Republicans had heard before.
00:34:21.240 But the one thing I observed and started observing when I went around
00:34:24.360 is that political speak, the talking points of the Republicans didn't resonate.
00:34:31.480 Political speak does not resonate.
00:34:33.660 It does not touch your spirit.
00:34:35.000 It doesn't touch your soul.
00:34:36.140 It's very superficial.
00:34:37.480 It's also not, it doesn't comport with what's going on in modern life
00:34:42.300 as far as the economic realities of how one lives.
00:34:45.480 It just, quite frankly, misses the point.
00:34:49.000 It misses the point.
00:34:50.820 You saw this last time.
00:34:52.960 With everything going on in the world, go back to the debates,
00:34:55.640 and listen to Christie.
00:34:56.820 He's a good example because he's about a standard stock, a Republican,
00:35:00.640 and not particularly bright that you're going to get because he's just repeating stuff.
00:35:03.260 But hear what Birdbrain repeats, and hear what Chris Christie repeats.
00:35:09.680 It doesn't really tie in with modern economic reality.
00:35:14.020 It doesn't tie in with the geostrategic reality of the world.
00:35:17.920 It's all this, you know, we're fighting for freedom in Ukraine.
00:35:20.400 We're fighting for liberty in Ukraine.
00:35:22.400 It's just all this mindless chatter.
00:35:26.460 Trump was different.
00:35:27.320 When Trump talked, people leaned into it.
00:35:31.940 It was powerful.
00:35:33.540 You could tell.
00:35:35.000 Trump was touching something.
00:35:36.800 He was touching a nerve.
00:35:39.040 And no, he wasn't a politician.
00:35:41.180 He was anything but a politician.
00:35:42.900 He didn't have any of the moves of a politician.
00:35:44.840 Didn't think like a politician.
00:35:46.260 Didn't want to test.
00:35:47.720 Let's go test market.
00:35:48.820 Let's do a focus group.
00:35:50.400 Can you get some overnight polling for me?
00:35:53.380 Remember, Trump thinks all the polling numbers are made up anyway.
00:35:56.180 The pollsters don't really do it.
00:35:57.240 They just make it up.
00:35:59.200 So he's not going to test.
00:36:00.300 Like Clinton.
00:36:00.860 Clinton would test everything.
00:36:02.860 Focus group.
00:36:03.740 Test it.
00:36:04.880 Just the kind of the superficial marketing apparatus that's taken over modern politics.
00:36:10.140 Trump was none of that.
00:36:12.660 But you could see in that very early time that there was something that people had wanted
00:36:19.700 to change, but they're not taught how the system works.
00:36:25.700 Not only do we don't teach civics, they don't teach the classical Declaration of Independence,
00:36:30.520 particularly the Constitution, how that ties in with the corporate world, how it ties in
00:36:35.920 to the United States economy, and how that economy ties in to the global economy, and how
00:36:43.300 the United States really ties in or connects into like the G7 or the G20 from national security
00:36:50.020 basis and from a geopolitical basis and from a global capital markets and trade patterns.
00:36:57.620 They're not taught.
00:36:58.660 Why is it not taught?
00:37:00.260 Why have people come to the war room to hear what we have to say here?
00:37:03.220 Why at Danbury did the young prisoners, the black and Hispanic prisoners, lean forward
00:37:09.000 and want it and thirst it, thirst it for more of this?
00:37:14.540 They don't teach it because they don't want you to know it.
00:37:18.520 They don't teach it because they don't want you to know it.
00:37:21.860 They're not interested in you understanding it because if you understand it, you may have
00:37:26.140 a couple of questions.
00:37:27.000 If you have a couple of questions and they don't get answered, then all of a sudden maybe
00:37:30.980 you draw an opinion and maybe that opinion goes against what they, how they want things
00:37:36.860 run.
00:37:38.140 And so they want the politicians to stand up there and just talk about nonsense.
00:37:43.220 Go back.
00:37:43.880 If you ever get a chance, it's not a waste of time.
00:37:45.600 If you ever go back and look at the debates on like early Republican debates in some of
00:37:52.120 the years and like in 2012 or in 2008, go back and look at some of the questions and
00:38:00.280 how the answers were.
00:38:01.220 And you'll see how meaningless it is, how irrelevant it is.
00:38:06.920 It's structured to be irrelevant, to be meaningless.
00:38:11.060 Because the Murdochs who control Fox, they don't want change.
00:38:15.360 They like the way things are.
00:38:17.420 They're kind of in control.
00:38:22.120 The system doesn't want change.
00:38:25.540 You have force.
00:38:26.660 You're, you're, you're the anti-system players that they're, they are the system.
00:38:29.860 And, you know, uh, Alex Wagner and, and, and, uh, and Chris Hayes are two of the smartest
00:38:35.260 guys over there.
00:38:35.920 They talk about this all the time that they are now boxed into in, in, in box into, uh,
00:38:41.940 unenviable position of defending a corrupt and incompetent and destructive system.
00:38:47.640 And they said, well, of course the system, you know, needs change, but you know, you have
00:38:50.560 to have institutionalism.
00:38:51.640 We're institution that you have to, you have to have these institutions.
00:38:54.720 Is that some part of, is that like the second law thermodynamics?
00:39:00.760 This is like when Paul Ryan and them used to talk about Austrian economics and hand out
00:39:04.560 big copies of Anran's Atlas Shrugged.
00:39:08.880 We're all going to be libertarian objectivists now, but I don't believe that.
00:39:12.520 I'm not one, never will be one.
00:39:16.100 Not that I say that she's not a great novelist and that people get a lot of enjoyment in reading
00:39:20.560 that, but the political philosophy of it is the political philosophy of a nine-year-old
00:39:24.500 girl.
00:39:26.840 It's not only not serious, it's dangerous.
00:39:31.860 Atlas Shrugged and the thoughts of Atlas Shrugged and the Ubermensch and Nietzsche's will
00:39:37.000 to power and all the Nietzschean philosophy that incorporates that leads to Auschwitz.
00:39:42.180 Yep.
00:39:43.540 Right there, crooked path, but you'll get there.
00:39:48.920 There's like the autopsy with all the data and all the information.
00:39:52.620 And Tim Miller just said it.
00:39:53.640 Oh, you know, we said we'd said mean things about gays and mean things about blacks and
00:39:58.400 mean things about Hispanics.
00:39:59.580 We hadn't given amnesty.
00:40:00.440 We had to be nicer.
00:40:01.800 I remember Reince, I didn't know him.
00:40:02.900 He says, we need to tell better stories.
00:40:05.000 I'm sitting there going, we need to do what?
00:40:07.780 You can tell better stories.
00:40:09.080 Is that what we need to do?
00:40:10.000 No.
00:40:11.020 And Reince is a good man.
00:40:11.940 I got to know him a lot on the 16 campaign and then in the, in the white house and Reince
00:40:16.740 is a, is a good guy.
00:40:18.320 I know a lot of people take shots at him and always this war between Reince and Bannon.
00:40:22.320 That's, that's far from the truth.
00:40:25.080 We don't agree on a lot, but he's a good man, but he's also dead.
00:40:29.840 He was dead wrong.
00:40:31.900 You remember Miller, Tim Miller just said, well, then Trump comes along and he says everything
00:40:35.520 bad about everybody and they win because Trump talks about the real issues in the country
00:40:41.540 and it connects when they, when they stole the election and ran him out of town, when
00:40:48.900 he got to Mar-a-Lago, he had every opportunity in the world just to say, I'm not going to
00:40:52.700 do this anymore.
00:40:53.460 I'm already worth $7 billion.
00:40:54.880 I got a great family.
00:40:56.560 I go buy more golf clubs and you know, they'll be in the British Rota or I'll get to the,
00:41:00.840 you know, Bedminster will be in the PGA and I'll eventually get a host us open somewhere.
00:41:06.140 He could have done that and been revered by the, by the 25 or the one third of the, of
00:41:13.680 the, uh, the MAGA movement that would have hung around and always supported him, but he
00:41:17.500 didn't.
00:41:18.760 He had the moral courage to say, no, I must return.
00:41:25.560 They, I want it.
00:41:26.900 They stole it.
00:41:28.320 I will only sleep when we run again.
00:41:31.100 And I went again and people ask, how did you know so early it was going to have
00:41:35.500 happened?
00:41:35.720 Because it's inevitable.
00:41:37.760 It had to happen.
00:41:39.880 We're a providential country and divine providence works through human agency in the United States
00:41:45.980 of America because we are the new Jerusalem.
00:41:49.280 If you don't understand that, you don't understand anything.
00:41:51.560 You're not going to understand anything that you hear this audience in this point in time,
00:41:58.840 this place are making history like no other common citizens have made history since the
00:42:04.600 revolution.
00:42:05.080 You, this audience, the tip of the tip of the spear, because of your agency, you had Trump's
00:42:15.680 back.
00:42:16.980 Trump had the courage to step forward and say, I'll do it again.
00:42:20.460 Trump took on all comers in the entire apparatus, the financial apparatus, the technology apparatus,
00:42:27.100 the Hollywood apparatus, the political apparatus, the legal apparatus, 92 felonies, what, 400
00:42:33.460 years in prison, never before in any, any, even a banana republic.
00:42:40.700 And he won.
00:42:43.040 He won.
00:42:46.060 And that's just one step in this journey.
00:42:48.020 We have to secure that victory.
00:42:49.700 We have to secure that victory.
00:42:51.400 We have to fight.
00:42:52.100 We have to take control of the institutions.
00:42:56.480 This moment in history demands it.
00:42:59.260 It demands it.
00:43:00.160 It demands it of you, not of Trump, of you, of you.
00:43:05.540 If you meet this moment, we will save this republic.
00:43:12.620 Short break.
00:43:14.140 Spread the word all through Hong Kong.
00:43:16.900 We will fight till they're all gone.
00:43:19.440 We rejoice when there's no more.
00:43:21.220 Let's take down the CCP.
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00:44:45.480 So to tie back to that autopsy, here we are in 2024, which is 12 years after the autopsy, 12 years, a decade plus.
00:45:02.460 And ProPublica right there, two reporters, two investigators for ProPublica, a left-wing operation.
00:45:08.800 Go out into the field and come back and say the quiet part out loud that Hispanic and Latinos were attracted to Trump because Trump protected their citizenship.
00:45:21.220 About the invasion of the new arrivals, they hated this.
00:45:24.640 And only Trump had the courage to step up.
00:45:26.580 One thing that MSNBC should understand, this is just not, your problem is deeper than just the fatigue of people to lose, even on the right.
00:45:39.420 After Trump lost in 20, you see all the networks and websites, everything dropped off.
00:45:44.900 We didn't.
00:45:45.640 We didn't.
00:45:46.200 We added.
00:45:46.860 Why?
00:45:47.320 Because we led the fight.
00:45:49.020 Because I'm not giving up.
00:45:49.980 The election was stolen.
00:45:51.080 I don't care if we get, and remember, we're permanently, between that and the pandemic, and we're the first ones to go to the pandemic in January 2020, between that and the pandemic, we're permanently in perpetuity banned on Facebook, on YouTube, on Spotify, and on Twitter up until a week ago.
00:46:12.320 A week ago.
00:46:13.480 A week ago.
00:46:14.540 We haven't rejoined Twitter, but a week ago.
00:46:16.520 We were banned up until a week ago.
00:46:17.760 I think they came back and said, you can get your handle back, which I never had because it was never on Twitter.
00:46:24.220 We had something up there that was banned.
00:46:27.860 And 12-plus years later, Trump is right.
00:46:31.120 It's one of the reasons he won.
00:46:32.240 This is the reason of this new coalition coming together.
00:46:35.560 As I keep saying, it's like what FDR did to end the Republican reign, essentially, from the Civil War, and I realize you had Woodrow Wilson and some other guys there, but essentially from the Civil War, from the ascension of Abraham Lincoln in 1860, all the way through basically, basically, FDR, it was all Republican rule.
00:47:05.560 And from FDR, essentially, I know you had Eisenhower, but he was kind of a corporatist.
00:47:12.560 The President Reagan had Newt Gingrich's revolution, right?
00:47:16.760 So until then, but really the big move, I think, was taking the House in 2010 with the Tea Party movement.
00:47:22.760 He won 63 seats.
00:47:25.360 That's been set to play.
00:47:26.240 And then a couple of years later, Trump won the presidency.
00:47:29.360 Then Trump won again in 2020, had it stolen, came back, and won in 2024.
00:47:34.020 And here we are, and Bob's your uncle.
00:47:37.840 And now, we have to secure that victory.
00:47:44.100 You have to secure the victory.
00:47:47.100 Just like after the Civil War.
00:47:48.680 Was the victory secured with all the bloodshed of what was fought for the Civil War?
00:47:53.300 Was that victory secured?
00:47:54.320 Was World War II, of all the bloodshed in the American participation, did we really win in World War II?
00:48:02.560 When Stalin took over all of Eastern Europe, we gave up Berlin.
00:48:08.220 We didn't even try for Berlin.
00:48:09.660 All those questions that Senator McCarthy asked, how did that happen?
00:48:13.620 And then a couple of years later, we gave over China to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:48:19.100 You see all that bloodshed, all that sacrifice by the Russian people and the Chinese people,
00:48:24.440 and they're enslaved by communist dictators every bit as bad as Hitler.
00:48:31.280 Hitler's a monster.
00:48:34.200 Stalin was a monster.
00:48:36.360 And Mao Zedong may be even the greatest monster.
00:48:38.640 That's why this moment on the eve of Thanksgiving, about what to give thanks for.
00:48:45.980 Give thanks, not simply we have Donald Trump, but give thanks that you're here in this moment of history.
00:48:52.740 And that divine providence, in its wisdom, has said that you're here and you're in this movement.
00:49:00.020 And that your agency means something.
00:49:02.220 That you've had, you, this audience, have had a direct impact in changing and bending the arc of history.
00:49:09.520 Bending the arc of history.
00:49:10.900 You hear people talk about it.
00:49:12.040 You have bent the arc of history.
00:49:14.420 I was there.
00:49:15.040 I saw you do it.
00:49:15.940 I saw you do it.
00:49:18.320 From January of 2021 until November 5th of 2024, I saw you bend the arc of history.
00:49:28.580 Mike Lindell joins us.
00:49:29.920 Mike, people are saying Mike's not showing us good enough deals.
00:49:34.440 Talk to us, brother.
00:49:36.120 Well, by the way, Steve, you couldn't have said it better than what you just said.
00:49:39.660 Those are words to give thanks for.
00:49:41.620 God gave us grace for such a time as this.
00:49:43.960 And I've been saying it for the last three, four years.
00:49:46.400 Enjoy where we're at.
00:49:47.640 We're at a defining moment in history and in the biggest revival ever for Jesus Christ.
00:49:52.980 So, and I want to give thanks to the Warm Room Posse.
00:49:56.260 This is the last day.
00:49:58.840 It'll be till midnight for the free shipping on your entire order.
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00:50:07.820 We did it this week for the Warm Room Posse.
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00:50:20.640 There's what, Tom?
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00:50:29.260 Go down to you to see our great leader there, Steve Space.
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00:50:33.660 Do all your shopping today.
00:50:35.440 Take advantage of the last few hours of the free shipping on your entire order, plus the savings you're not going to see.
00:50:41.780 There's the toppers, the Black Friday special on the mattress toppers.
00:50:45.920 Get yourself something.
00:50:47.360 There's a lot of early specials there, too.
00:50:49.460 The slippers on sale.
00:50:52.980 There's some more Black Fridays.
00:50:54.600 All the clothing came in.
00:50:56.200 The bedsheets.
00:50:57.060 The towels.
00:50:57.680 The kitchen towels came in, everybody.
00:51:00.080 All the new kitchen towels.
00:51:01.820 Great gifts.
00:51:02.820 Remember, everybody, too, I want to say this.
00:51:04.660 We have extended our 60-day money-back guarantee until March 1st of 2025 so you can buy everything for Christmas and they still get that guarantee and the 10-year warranty on all the products.
00:51:17.960 So you can get all your shipping early.
00:51:20.420 And, Steve, I can't thank you enough for helping save this country.
00:51:24.000 And we've got a lot of work to do, but we've got a lot of things to give tomorrow.
00:51:27.380 I had the easiest job in the world.
00:51:30.680 I had to sit in front of a microphone and talk to the greatest people in the history of this nation, this audience.
00:51:37.620 As great as the revolutionary generation, as great as the generation of the Civil War, as great as the generation that won World War II, you, this audience.
00:51:45.800 Against all odds, you saved this republic.
00:51:49.180 Donald Trump is providential.
00:51:50.620 He's an armor-piercing shell.
00:51:52.700 He's a blunt force instrument.
00:51:54.420 He's given blunt force trauma to a corrupt and destructive system.
00:51:58.280 And we've only yet begun to fight now.
00:52:00.540 Mike Lindell, thank you very much.
00:52:02.640 Thank you, Steve.
00:52:03.420 The great Johnny Kahn.
00:52:03.880 Promocore courtroom, everybody.
00:52:06.860 Thank you, brother.
00:52:09.060 The great Johnny Kahn takes us out with the anthem of the Tea Party, American Heart.
00:52:14.100 We're going to return in a moment.
00:52:17.700 We're going to light up the second hour and finish stronger, run through the tape on a Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
00:52:25.240 Short break.
00:52:25.960 Back in a moment.
00:52:26.460 I think you changed already.
00:52:31.300 You went and lost your pride.
00:52:34.760 But I'm American made.
00:52:38.700 I got American power.
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