Episode 5469: Firefight In The Senate; Saving Texas
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Join us as we kick off the month of July with a special live show at the National Museum of American Indian in Washington, D.C. We will be joined by the White House Correspondent's Association of the United States, the National Park Service, and the Department of the Interior.
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It's caused, in these cities, it's caused by 2% of the people.
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92% of the crime in Washington was caused by 2% of the people.
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We moved out almost 5,000 career criminals and people from other countries.
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And Washington now is one of the safest cities, I could say, on the planet.
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and it's beautiful now the reflecting pool but we have 52 i think it's much more than that it's
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going to soon be more than that you see them opening up and my team has done an unbelievable
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job doug bergham has been great department of the interior and his people great and all i mean
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these people they're phenomenal but think of that you work so hard you get it open
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way ahead of july 4th july 4th was the key and then somebody's in there with a knife cutting
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it and ripping the floor out. It's terrible. But the 350 foot gash in the side, it's a
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terrible thing. Ready? I'm going to end on this. I'm so proud of Washington, D.C. It's
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become one of the hottest cities in the world. But what is the hottest in the world is the
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United States of America. We have the hottest city. And you know that. You were talking
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about that. Two years ago, we were laughed at. We were a joke. We were a dead country.
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Now we're the hottest country anywhere in the world. Thank you very much, everybody.
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Thank you, guys. Thank you, press. Thank you, press. Thank you, guys. Thank you very much.
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, guys. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, guys. Thank you.
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is the secretary general that's a bilat a bilat was when some head of state or in this case a
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prominent figure like the head of the u.n this was the secretary general of the united of the uh
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nato with president trump had some um and of course you wouldn't know that nato had any problems
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whatsoever um the way the guy glazes president trump and you know he gets he gets criticism in
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europe for doing that that he should be more blunt but president we're still underwriting
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the whole deal these guys really haven't put up any money not prepared to put up any money they
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have all kind of happy talk oh we're gonna do five percent of gdp but they never quite get there
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if um i think grace has it we'll do some producing here on the show i think grace has it if she can
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get it to our local producer right here and uh i want to comment on this we're gonna have a cold
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open so tonight this is the kickoff for what will go to i don't know 10 or 11 o'clock tonight
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maybe 10 you're going to have all the various hosts in the uh in the infrastructure of real
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america's voices we're going to go around we got stenchville is going to come up the studio 6b guys
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john solomon who's over at the uh john's over at the white house working
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we're gonna go to john we had ben here today neil mccabe is not the white house he's down
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actually at the riser on the location um and the location is the following in fact we have that
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graphic if denver has it i'm not sure they do what they got they can put it up it's essentially
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the national mall now this is not on the side with the reflecting pool the way the the way the
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city is set up is you have the Capitol, which we're right here on Capitol Hill. You look straight down
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the mall to the Washington Monument. That's in a direct line. Beyond that is the World War II
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Memorial, but Reflecting Pool and the Lincoln Memorial, then the Memorial Bridge, then Arlington
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National Cemetery, and right up about halfway up to General Lee's, the Custis Lee Mansion,
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which is now the headquarters and on back of that is where we have the arlington you know they have
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the tomb of the unknown the front and the back they have we have that amphitheater so that's all
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in a straight line right from capitol hill if you think about that straight line right there on this
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side i think it's of the um the african-american community museum right there is where the stage
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is going to be tonight and we're going to have the i think the um the marine band army band you know
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the service bands playing some of the traditional american songs believe also lee greenwood's going
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to be there uh some opera singers are going to be a lot of musical entertainment a number of
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people are going to speak we're going to dip in and out of those talks i'm sure they will be both
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enlightening and patriotic we have a a crew we got a david zier and ben burquam in the field
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they're going to be interviewing you we've already had ben walking down ben hoofed it down to the uh
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to the event because I think the gates opened earlier this afternoon there were people outside
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a lot of war room posse already and Ben Burkram was taking selfies with you and getting little
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videos I'll try to play I'll try to play some of that also a lot of news happened we're gonna have
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a cold open a couple things on the news front is the um and I mean you think think about the
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president for a second at 80 years old he's got a he was supposed to capitol hill have a signing
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of a bill a major piece of legislation do a press conference about that bill then do a uh a luncheon
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with i think the a a select committee a steering committee they called it a steering committee
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uh then he was going to address to this in the senate going to capitol hill and the the chief
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executive officer of the government does not often go to capitol hill he's invited by the
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speaker of the house to go up there for the to give the state of the union but other than that
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he's not like dropping by to put his feet up and see how it's going it's a fairly formal
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situation when the president goes goes up to the senate why is he going up to the senate
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why is he going up to the senate because they're treating him like a lame duck
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you hear that in the worm all the time this is why the bill pulte appointment as acting dni
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which has created a firestorm in this city and you gotta ask yourself why why is a guy like bill
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pulte why it's got some guy like bill pulte that 99 of the nation has no earthy idea who he is 99.9
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the deep state of both parties, the established order,
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John Solomon is essentially running a task force up there
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They hate the fact that people are getting into the evidence.
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Tulsi on the way out the door dropped the Fauci thing.
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She came out and said they had a press conference about it.
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You can't begin to solve the problems in the country,
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until you get to the bottom of the 2020 election.
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There, this is why we call them an illegitimate regime
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and particularly to steal a presidential election,
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on the face of all the evidence that Trump won,
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That's why the deep state's got to be put down.
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Because we had four years to prepare for the second term.
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And think of that glorious first year when we had,
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That was essentially building cadres and policies
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And quite frankly, we were still working through policies, but we had a lot of those policies worked out for the first hundred days or first six months or first year of the second term because we had ability for four years in the wilderness to work on that and do it.
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And that's why the people were so – think of the energy you had in the first year.
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We've got a warrior trying to bring to the conclusion.
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Part of it is now being manifested in the Senate, treating President Trump as a lame duck.
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Yo, they voted on the War Powers Act last night.
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The House, the Democrats already approved it with some Republicans or a Republican helping them.
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They passed it last night in the Senate, and it's just informational.
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but it doesn't help president trump when he's trying to do this memorandum understanding
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remember the memorandum of understanding is non-binding always remember that it's non-binding
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it's it's a it's a it's a mou it's kind of what we call getting into terms agreed
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in a deal you get to terms agreed then you get into the hard part
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of putting pen to paper and codifying it making a contract a contract you have to live by
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to get you actually a definitive agreement.
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Obviously, the Persians are not particularly excited
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and of course, what they're saying to Persian media,
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what they're saying to Europe and European media,
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Asian media, is that, hey, we lost, American lost,
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and so they're getting all the advantages here.
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so president trump go what he does today and think about that he now he's going to go and
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have and be host to kick off and this is why we're here and have a whole crew down there
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is we're kicking off really the 10 days of coverage that culminates in this magnificent
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250th anniversary on july 4th and we're going to be non-stop at real america's voice in war room
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to make sure that you get it you get all the insights you get the inside baseball
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you get beautiful graphics and we're going to cover it non-stop as only RAF can do
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but the president's doing that plus in the in the middle of this eight years only oh yeah by the way
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he's got the NATO secretary general and like the Bush Obama administration they're on Biden they're
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working for a month to have the route show up and they got to choreograph it Trump's like yeah just
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you're in town come on by let's meet why are you guys not helping us out in the Middle East and
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and we know her pretty well, she wasn't a bridge.
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Trump can talk to any of these guys anytime and will.
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whether it's in Libya where they're getting the oil
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I think this NATO, and President Trump is attending.
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I think this NATO media is going to be very important because, hey,
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they give all this happy talk about they're going to, you know,
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You haven't seen them, you know, commit to anything.
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So President Trump was a full day, and then he's going to go give a speech
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out in, you know, 90-degree weather on a muggy Wednesday to kick things off.
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But he starts off the day by kind of looking at the agenda.
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Now, is that, do I sign the Save America Act at the same time?
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Because I told you guys, nothing passes unless the Save America Acts attach.
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And they go, hubbada, hubbada, hubbada, hubbada, hubbada.
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Well, actually, and he goes, no, no, no, actually, we're not doing it.
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The press conference, we have a big press conference.
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Trunkers, I don't give a damn about a press conference.
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I'm not signing anything unless the Save America Act is attached.
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i've got a solution pete call besant he controls all these different things call best and say hey
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what's your account on how much the persians got in banks that that's available to be swapped and
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he goes well we really get you know we shouldn't sweep it he says i got that but what's the number
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he says well it's about 100 billion but the ccp a lot of people around the world but ours is
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i don't know 50 hey how about this just just step in escrow account just slide it all in there
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we got a down payment from the persians on the war they started we told you don't do the nukes
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behave be good boys and girls not gonna get bombed you gotta pay it's gotta be something
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this deal for the americans sweep 50 bay and pete you got 50 work with that for a while
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Okay, welcome back. We've got people deployed. Let me just give you the logistics for tonight.
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from now all the way through probably 10 or 11 tonight.
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I kind of think this is the State Fair of the Americas.
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they started getting some blowback from people in Hollywood.
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Because it hasn't changed since we won, don't they?
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You're going to be charged with everything under the sun they make up.
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And it's happening in our country, and it's happening now,
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and it's, to be blunt, it's quite, it's not late stage,
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Now, President Trump has shown in Memphis, in Washington, D.C.,
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redeploying troops, National Guards, the crimes definitely come down.
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And the president says, hey, I want to do it in Chicago.
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And he's put a huge effort into beautifying Washington, D.C.
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However, if the president can't do that, if they allowed him to do it,
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the crimes would come down they're not allowing him to do it they they are not welcoming in
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in chicago in fact they did the exact opposite when he wanted to go and just take out bad hombres
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that are here illegally that are committing crimes against u.s citizens they fought it every day and
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they took us to court then in minneapolis you saw it have their los angeles they don't want any
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because they believe that if you deport the criminals
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and the bad hombres, then all of a sudden we say,
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hey, we deport those, let's go get to the ones
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that are taking the jobs and driving the rents up.
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This is why a couple of million are gone, no doubt,
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because of how toxic we made these environments on purpose.
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and you've got people there that won't say mass deportation
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in fact they say the other they give you the whole
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they don't want you to come in and particularly
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they don't want you to come in and show a working class, multi-ethnic population,
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working class and middle class, that what you do in providing law enforcement reserves
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and military can bring peace and tranquility. They don't want that shown.
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Also, it doesn't get to the heart of the matter. If we were to do that,
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they would still run the deal because why is that they've rigged the system
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just go to these cities look walk up and down look see what you see these are not american
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cities anymore these are cities that have been taken over by foreign powers by essentially
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foreign populations that are not american have no interest in assimilating don't believe in the
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core values of this country refuse to do it and only look at america as something they can get in
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and get some grift and uh you know get on easy street eventually but they hate americans they
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despise this country but they hate you oh and it's not because you're white they hate the hispanics
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and they hate the blacks that are here you hear them say to them oh the blacks are lazy here you
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know we can we can do better we're going to do better the hispanics are too conservative too
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catholic what you see in these cities these cities have been taken over and look at the politicians
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look at that look at the look at the guy in chicago the mayor of chicago is talking about
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they got a bigger problem on transgender femicide i can't make any sense out of it
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transgender femicide is a bigger issue than illegal alien crime you got that freak jacob
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fry who's a freak in minneapolis look at karen bass spencer pratt ran a trumpian campaign he's
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not maggie makes it goes i was saying that's fine but he runs a trumpian campaign that says hey
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and i love the fact they're asking questions bill maher sitting there asking about some tax issue
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he goes i don't know bill maher goes well you got to know he goes no i don't know and i don't
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have to know. Bill Maher goes, are you running for mayor? Mayor has, and he says, no, I don't.
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What I have to know is I'm going to get in there and clean up the city and get law and order. If I
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get those two things done, people will be so appreciative because we'll change the direction
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of Los Angeles. And Bill Maher's just playing the typical politician gotcha game, like they try to
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do with Mike Lindell in Minneapolis. And Spencer Pratt wasn't having it. Spencer Pratt finished
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third. Do you believe that? No, you don't believe it because it's not true. It's not true. So you
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have these radical jihadists. They're Marxist jihadists. They can say they're socialists and
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they just want to have affordability. And I don't like using the word communist because they don't
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really believe in the economics of communism. They have no one in that regard. It's dictatorial.
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It's authoritarian. But they believe in Marxist philosophy and theology. They're totally atheistic.
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They believe in the power of the Soviet, these committees.
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It's no different than Mao, no different than the Bolsheviks,
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They run the same playbook over and over and over and over again.
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Why are two of the most beautiful cities in the country,
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Portland and Seattle, how many times they're there
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just going in and cleaning up the law and order,
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because they don't care about the black working class,
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and they don't care about the Hispanic working class.
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If you're a good householder in the black working class,
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if you're in the Hispanic community and you're a good householder,
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what I call the kulaks, if you're the head peasants that are organized,
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and you're just a you're just a colonial power that's that's uh that's you know
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stealing the land stolen the land and just you know making rent seekers
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they have no interest in no this is what i said there's no debate there's no debating these people
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you have to win one side to win the other side lose and hey guess what they're winning
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they blew out the liberal the liberals in new york last night in these key congressional races
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because of the one subject it wasn't who's for more affordability or who hates trump more
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hell goldman's up on tv every night he's got trump derangement syndrome to the nth power
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it was about zionism and israel and you know there's tweets out there today well you can't
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this because the progressive Jews or half of his staff or a third of his staff voted for him.
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This is what the Bacchias and these people come and want to be. And Joel's going to come on the
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show tonight. And I'd like Joel a lot. He's a good man. I don't agree with him on a lot of things.
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He's going to come on about these kind of tweets he's put up about Jews and American about Israel.
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And he knows that I'm a defender of Israel, but I hate the greater Israel project,
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this imperial Israel that's kind of gotten us into this mess in the in the Middle East that
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President Trump is obvious wants to get out of in the worst possible way. And so President Trump
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understands these problems. He also understands that the railhead of it is the political apparatuses
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in these sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. And when he got to schedule the day and looked
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down, he goes, what am I doing here? Are you going for a press conference? At 12 o'clock,
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We're going to go to a press conference, and you're going to sign.
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We're going to have a signing of the housing act.
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And then what I'm going to do, then you're going to sit down and have a lunch, you know,
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We've got some other people going to be with you.
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And then you're going to go and have lunch with these steering committee and talk.
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He goes, okay, well, is the Save America Act, because it's part of the bill, because I told
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you guys i ain't signing anything that doesn't have save america attached to it you get the hubba
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hubba hubba hubba hubba hubba uh well that's an interesting point what am i am i signing them both
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at the same time well that's interesting should i bring two big felt tip pins so we can hand them
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out to people? And are you bringing the Cleta Mitchells of the world and the Mark Max and the
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coalition and Steve Stern and all these hundreds and thousands of people that have worked their
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ass off on election integrity? Are Christina Bob going to be, I'm going to hand her a pin right
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away. Is Rudy going to be there? Is Mike Lindell, is all these heroes either went to prison or
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bankrupt, all these people, are they going to be standing back and we want to sign it? Well,
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actually technically uh yeah you know was that he says is that gonna happen no okay you're not
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listening to me i'm putting out a true social we're not signing anything that doesn't have the
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save america act and so begins the curtain raiser this morning we got off the air we were told he
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ain't doing he just put true socialize he's not doing it and he didn't then he goes into the
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lunch and i'll tell you the story of the lunch there was a throwdown in the lunch in fact there
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were raised voices in the lunch actually a senator i think i've had confirmation yelled at the
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president of the united states and leave that as a cliffhanger birch gold they got a special up to
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today. We're going to be back in a moment. I'll take you back up to the center for lunch.
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everyone's focused on how the conflict in the middle east is raising oil prices but there's
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another grim reality to this contention oil isn't the only resource being constrained about one
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third of global fertilizer trade happens through this region and with spring planting season on
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We just got to get the ordering of that lineup.
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But, hey, we're making it up as it's going along.
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tammy brown rodriguez we had you on ma'am back and we're doing the show out of texas
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something's going on you just got to make this you know and i wanted to get you on here tonight
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because the vote's tomorrow and we're going to have this huge celebration so we're going to have
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limited time to get news although i'm still going to insert myself to get this done now correct me
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if i'm wrong alan west stepped down i think he's chairman of dallas uh and there's some time left
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on hit there's some time left on on colonel west time as chairman and they're going to have a
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basically a vote tomorrow night with i don't know the central committee or everybody that shows up
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to elect a new chairman of the dallas uh republican party is this correct yeah so he stepped down
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last term and then they voted me in and i finished up that term and then we're moving
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into a new term starting june 15th and so okay so here's what here's you you're you're going to
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have a vote here's what i understand you're a very known quantity you know with melissa katz
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in the group of these grassroots people you're you're incredibly engaged you kind of turn that
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ship around down there to the degree it can be turned around now people have been sending me
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blowing me up about your opponent you see some guy that's kind of wandered in from florida and
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And nobody's like the Manchurian candidate. Nobody can quite figure out this guy.
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And is it true he actually went to university in mainland China, ma'am?
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That is correct. Absolutely. Tianjin University. That's where he studied.
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So what I mean, what is his what's his bona fides for running in one of the top grassroots positions in leadership?
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and look we take our lumps in Dallas but the key in Dallas is to lose you know to close the gap and
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make sure we don't get you know overrun with votes there and that allows you to win Texas statewide
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we have incredibly important elections coming up this fall why would anybody vote for somebody that
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nobody knows and is you know kind of came from Florida but also went to university in in mainland
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China and people say well there's nothing wrong with going to university mainland China oh you'd
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be incorrect if you went to university in mainland china and you're here in the united states of
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america trust me they tapped you on the shoulder and said hey yo we kind of need to know what's
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going on so i'm confused about this how is he how's how's he even in the running that's a great
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question because i was just at state convention and they wanted to make it tougher for precinct
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chairs to be able to run for a precinct chair and for us to have somebody who has only moved to
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dallas within the last 18 months it doesn't make any sense at all his voting history shows a swing
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voter at best and our l2 data shows that he could possibly be a democrat data voter and we even
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reached out to his florida voting record and in florida he shows npa which is no party affiliation
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So we don't really know who this guy is. And this is the guy that the establishment is supporting, that our local SREC members, the state Republican executive committee members are propping him up over somebody like myself, who I've trained thousands of precinct chairs, thousands of voters, judges, election workers.
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I've done every component of the grassroots movement.
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But, okay, but that's why they don't want you and they want him.
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This is why they're trying to make more restrictions on precinct chairs
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because they understand that when you have good precinct chairs
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and people are in there, good things happen for MAGA,
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and they deem that as you guys are just a pain in the ass
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for what the establishment wants to do, correct?
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This is why they hate the precinct strategy and they hate precinct chairs, ma'am.
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Knowing that you've trained thousands, you're the first one.
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Hey, you got that guy, the Manchurian candidate from the Chinese University.
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And I can't even believe people are falling for it.
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So they can't speak to my credentials because I've been a known quantity since 2004.
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so what they're doing of course is that great personal characterization attack and that has
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nothing to do with my ability to lead this organization and it's an exact playbook out
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of an agents of chaos they're creating chaos they're creating fear and it is absolutely
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reprehensible and so yes tomorrow is the big vote and we need to vote on quality and qualifications
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and somebody who actually has been boots on the ground, an operator of sorts who knows how to
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organize and mobilize. Okay. So how do we, what time is the vote? Do people have to be there in
00:35:29.360
person? I hope you don't have mail-in ballots. Do people have to show up in person and you're
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going to look and you vote right there? Yeah. And it's only precinct chairs. So it's only the
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incoming precinct chairs that can vote. And so because of that, it's anybody's game. We have
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whipped up the votes. We know the numbers, but it's the only the precinct chairs that can vote
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tomorrow. Now, Republicans can show up. It's a public meeting, so anybody can be there.
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But we're really counting on those that love Dallas, that understand we have to have Dallas
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first. We have an incredible slate of candidates that are running this for this November that
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we've got to get across the finish line. We've got Barry Wernick and Tim McDonald and Will Campbell,
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Mike Immel, a whole list of great candidates that we need to be focusing on the midterms,
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not focusing on the nonsense and the personal attacks.
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Where do people go to find out more about you and that the precinct chairs can vote for you?
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And let's put this behind us. Where do they go?
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so they can go either to my social media which is real tbr underscore tx they can also go to
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my facebook which is the same which is tammy brown rodriguez is my facebook and we can also
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go to x which is real underscore tbr tx so any one of those plus the dcrp website they can go to
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as the past immediate chair there's all kinds of opportunities and we really encourage all
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precinct chairs that are incoming to please attend we have to fight for dallas and it has to be
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dallas first where's the where's the is it where's the meeting going to actually take place can we
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give the location yeah it's going to be at the the uh hill ah bowdecker it's going to be on bowdecker
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don't miss it we may we may tap in we may get it on the spot this this is how important it is
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anyway tammy you're a warrior thank you so much appreciate you thank you always be well
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lord have mercy never a moment never a moment the day it ever lets up what do you think it's
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like for the president what do you think it's like for the president 80 years old and it's not
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about his age you know this guy's got the energy of a 50 year old what do you think it's like for
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the president trying to wind this war down trying to work in the economy scott gave a great talk
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in front of the big wigs at the economic club of new york they're all clapping they're all clapping
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while man donnie is running the tables in those congressional dishes now they didn't have a huge
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turnout where they was progressive young progressive people that's just putting them up
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that's who's putting them up look at look on mandami's staff look at his staff look at the
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ivy league connections look at the prep school connections this is this generation's best and
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brightest they're all morons and scumbags and they're putting in very dangerous people
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but it's got to be addressed you can't look the other way think about you're living in a country
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in the 250 we're about to have a whole evening's entertainment with the president of these united
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States, going to stand up there in a historical
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It's going to be absolutely beautiful. I think we're going to
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And today in that Capitol, I think I can say it was Cassidy,
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was the senator from Louisiana, who finished third.
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Now, I happen to think the War Powers Act is unconstitutional.
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But the president is in the middle of trying to wind this thing down
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knowing how they think in the Middle East,
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They watch BBC and they go, hey, the American, the legislative branch, Congress, has told Trump no more money, no more troops, no more things.
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You know, J.D. sits up there and says one thing.
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And next thing you know, you got the guys on the other side.
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The hardest thing you're going to have in this is finding a counterparty
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that not simply can you get in a room with and the people not but clown themselves,
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but that you could actually sign an agreement that they could execute on their side
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that does not make the plague over there worse.
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We've got to handle this pandemic of their hate
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and their medieval philosophy not be able to spread.
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I'm a big believer, and you keep the sanctions on.
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I didn't care if the Japanese were hungry in World War II or the Germans.
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You're trying to get through hell. You're going through hell.
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People are going to die. They're going to be mangled.
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Their families' lives are going to be destroyed.
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But let's get through it, and let's not exacerbate it.
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we have to get this thing done in the terms that are appropriate for the united states of america
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this republic and her citizens i keep asking what's in the deal for america i got one thing
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that could be in the deal pete's up there with 70 billion dollars yo dude the biggest national
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security problem we got right now except for probably ai running wild and destroying all of
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Look, guys, the Persians got a lot of assets.
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Sweep them up and let's have a down payment.
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Okay. I'm going to ask for, I love these hours. I just do by myself. This is the best.
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I can just weave. I can just, I can tell stories. We can do anything here. The, yeah, President
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Trump, the lead story, if Elizabeth, somebody can pull this and get it up to Denver, lead
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story in the Daily Mail, Trump's epic fury. Trump gets into a screaming match with a rebel Republican
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calling him a bully during an explosive fight over Iran war. Remember, he was supposed to be
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there to have a nice lunch and to talk to them about the Save America Act and why they haven't
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passed the Save America Act. And he was supposed to look around and say, hey, if you're against it,
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If you're against it, Tom Tillis of North Carolina,
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bringing shame upon the Tar Heel State every day,
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It got into a screaming match with Cassidy.
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I don't know how you got the endorsement the last time
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But he got into a screaming match with President Trump
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after voting for this War Powers, the War Powers Act.
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I think there were four Republicans that passed,
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and the reason it passed, it had a lower denominator
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because Dave McCormick was up at the Mack truck factory
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with the president as the resident Republican senator,
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and Mitch McConnell is inoperative, didn't make it.
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Can I play that one clip on the, from, do I have that?
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Okay, just any, any time, just, okay, I tell you what, I got it easier.
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We'll go to break and then we'll, we'll go to break.
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I want to play the entire cold open because there's a ton of news today.
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And a lot of this is about, they're yelling at him.
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They're just going to treat him like a lame duck,
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There should be no circumstance. None. Given what President Trump has done to save this country.
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And I realize he has a House style that's never been seen before. It's a it's a House style that is only President Trump style.
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No other president before, no other political figure in American life. Virtually, I don't think any cultural figure.
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And President Trump doesn't have their respect.
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after being there a while and having all that money
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and all the power incumbency, he's going to yell.
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He's going to vote against the president of the United States.
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He's going to stab him in the back every second of the day.
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And he is going to yell at the president about the Iran war.
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Well, look, we're not big fans of the Iran war.
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But one thing I don't think any of us would want
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is to take away negotiating leverage from the president
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in the moment that we've got to wrap this thing up, right?
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do it the right way and make sure that we come home and treat the Middle East as a sideshow it
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is. So one thing we would not want to pass legislation when he's in the middle of these
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very tough negotiations with very tough negotiators who are in our intermediaries are Qatar and
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Pakistan who are sending, you know, tons of money to the United States every day to drive an Islamic
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invasion of this country and the implementation
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of Sharia law, I don't think we'd want to make that
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that maybe we didn't have the president's back. And I'm not saying roll over and, hey, I know you
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oppose the war. That's fine. Opposing the war is fine. But doing things like
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passing a War Powers Act when it's meaningless but just to show symbolically
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lead story in the daily mail if we can get that beautiful headline up and they got the great you
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know trump's epic fury and they got the huge pictures of trump that's the number one news
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site in the world in the world and everybody's going to see it and now they know they got a guy
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some senator yelled at trump yelled at the president united states how much yelling do
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you think they do to putin how much yelling do they do to she how much yelling they do to the
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to the um to the mullahs they say well steve you know he may compare himself to napoleon and the
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caesars and alexander the great but he's he's elected just like lincoln well i don't remember
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as heated as it got in the civil war and they had some hot hot times there may have been a senator
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or two that raised their voice to president lincoln during some of the dark days when all
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they were doing was losing on the battlefield and people couldn't really see where this thing
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was going, but I don't remember any public, President Lincoln in any public setting where
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somebody got in his grill and started yelling at him and said he was a bully and he was running
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it like a military dictator. You want to see a bully, Cassidy? Watch Lincoln ran the deal like
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a warlord. You know why he had to run the deal as a warlord? Because they wouldn't have won
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otherwise. Sherman told him that from the very get-go. Lincoln didn't, I don't think, totally
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believed that, eventually came to believe it. Did anybody get in his face and scream at him
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up on Capitol Hill? Hell, I don't remember the Copperheads doing that. I think they yelled at
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each other. I'm not so sure they yelled at the president. It's worse than lame duck.
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It's lack of respect. Of course, President Trump came out, as he's often going to do. He says he's
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had a great meeting all together. The unity is unbelievable because that's Trump. We're going
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to play it all. We're going to be here for the next hour. I think John Solomon is working at
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the White House. Amanda Head, we're going to have them all. Stensfield, Amanda Head, everybody.
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They're going to be, I think, the live acts start at 7. We're going to have a big lead up to that.
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