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Tonight, the streets of Spain erupt. Hundreds of thousands demanding
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their prime minister resign after 70,000 migrants stormed a single
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Spanish city in a day and a half. We'll show
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you what open borders really look like. And a U.S.
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aircraft carrier comes to port after a record 286 days
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at war. And the media? Well, they're mocking its rust,
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and then they're chasing the exhausted sailors all over Thailand,
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trying to catch them in the red light district. I
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have more on that later, but first, we have breaking
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news tonight. The biggest story of the day. You've been
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hearing about it, I'm sure, on every channel. And it
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is a gut punch for those who wanted to see
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Lindsay Clancy behind bars. Just this afternoon, after six agonizing
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days of deliberation, a judge in Plymouth, Massachusetts, declared a
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mistrial in the case of Lindsay Clancy. Mother who strangled
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her three children. No verdict. This is how this jury
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broke down the whole thing. It's a crazy story. According
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to the jury's own notes... They were split 11 to 1.
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11 to 1, by the way, in favor of acquittal.
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That means 11 of these 12 jurors were prepared to
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clear a woman of criminal responsibility for strangling a 5-year-old,
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a 3-year-old, and an 8-month-old baby. And standing between those
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11 jurors and clearing Lindsey Clancy... was one man, one juror,
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a lone holdout who would not go along with the
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rest of them. I'm calling him a hero. The jury
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foreperson sent a note to the judge about that holdout,
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complaining that this juror had, quote, made statements acknowledging doubt,
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but refused to apply it to the verdict, as the
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law states. That's to say, basically, the rest of the
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jury was mad that this one person would not let
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Lindsey Clancy off the hook. And Clancy's defense attorney pounced.
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He demanded again and again that the judge throw this
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guy off the jury, basically. He called the jury biased.
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He called them, literally, he called the juror a clear
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and present danger. He even suggested the juror had lied
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under oath. Now, of course, the trial judge said no.
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So the defense did something crazy. They ran to the
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highest court in the state. Clancy's lawyers filed an emergency
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appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Court. And this afternoon, a
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justice of that court convened a hearing over video on
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the single question of whether or not that loan holdout
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should be removed. The defense was asking the highest court
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to knock out that one juror. Now, that one juror
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was standing there protecting Clancy. fighting for justice for those
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three dead children. And thankfully, the court refused to kick
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him off. The justice denied it. The defense tried one
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last maneuver, asking the judge to pull the jury on
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a lesser charge so Clancy could never be retried for
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first-degree murder. That was denied, too. And so, out of options,
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Judge Sullivan brought the jury back in and said this.
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Members of the jury, at this point, I'm going to
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declare that the jury is deadlocked, and I'm.
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Going to declare a mistrial. And finally, a mistrial. And
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to be clear, a mistrial is not an acquittal. Lindsay
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Clancy didn't walk out of that courthouse a free woman today.
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The prosecution gets to decide whether to try her all
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over again in front of a brand-new jury. Same judge, though.
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And there's already a status hearing on the calendar for
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September 29th to set that in motion because of one
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juror who wouldn't budge This fight isn't over, not by
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a long shot. Joining me now to break down this
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stunning day in this entire trial is attorney Mehek Cook. Mehek,
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welcome back to David Pollak Primetime. What an ending to
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such an insane six-day deliberation. I mean, between the notes
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and the speculation, are you surprised that there was a mistrial?
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And considering there was a mistrial, originally I thought, okay,
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it's a mistrial, that's
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not good. But now I think
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it's a good thing we got a mistrial, right?
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David, I'm not surprised by the end of this because
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it took the jurors days over 36 to I don't
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even know how many hours at this point of the
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back and forth. And the worst part about all of
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this was that the jury never asked for anything except
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for the prescription bottles. They didn't ask for additional information
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about the counts. They didn't ask for any additional instructions
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about the law. When you're looking at prescriptions, you're suddenly
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in the emotional zone. And for me, the emotional zone
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as an attorney is the worst place to be. The
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jurors were just focused on Lindsey Clancy's emotional state and
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the emotional argument that she's dealing with psychosis rather than
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the clear facts of this case, which is what the
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prosecution laid out, that this was premeditated.
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And then the.
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Prosecution even had a star witness psychiatrist specifically stating he
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deals with psychosis. Lindsay Clancy did not have an episode
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like this. It doesn't happen for just 18 minutes, and
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then you snap out of it. So none of this
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surprised me. What did surprise me, though, was the defense
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attorney's response and his ridiculous behavior to narrow and call
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out one juror as he's standing there having a press conference.
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I mean, that one juror, saved the day, saved the country,
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because this isn't just about Lindsay Clancy. It's about any Tom,
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Dick and Harry that thinks they can murder their child
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and get away with it by claiming insanity. And Reddington
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did a disservice as a defense attorney today by calling
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out this juror and saying, I hope you sleep well
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at night. That sounds like a threat to me, David.
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Yeah, well, and it's not Tom, Dick, and Harry that's
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trying to murder their children. It's the wives of Tom, Dick,
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and Harry, and those are the ones that we need
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to make sure don't think they can just, ah, I'm
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having an emotional episode. I don't want my children anymore.
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And in a state like Massachusetts, and I've been talking
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about it all week, a state like Massachusetts where they
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were in a room with the governor, a room full
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of women applauding that they allow abortion up until birth,
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this case was really about how much further beyond birth
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you can allow abortion, essentially. And look, and everybody's given
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this guy A HARD TIME, THIS ONE JUROR. AND THE
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FACT THAT WE KNOW HE'S A MALE, BY THE WAY,
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YOU'RE RIGHT, SPEAKS TO THE MISCONDUCT OF THAT DEFENSE ATTORNEY.
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BUT THE SECOND, THE THING IS THAT THE FACT THAT
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WE EVEN KNOW THAT THE OTHER JURORS WANTED TO CONVICT
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BUT FOR THIS GUY IS ANOTHER PROBLEM. WE SHOULDN'T KNOW
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WHAT THE JURY WAS THINKING. BUT PUT ALL OF THAT ASIDE.
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WE NEED 12 UNANIMOUS JURORS. JUST BECAUSE SOMEBODY DOESN'T AGREE
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WITH THE OTHER 11 DOESN'T MEAN, BECAUSE HE WASN'T PRESSURED
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BY THE OTHER 11, IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT HIS CONDUCT
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WAS WRONG, THAT HE DESERVED TO BE REPLACED. IF WE
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REPLACED JURORS WHO WERE FINDING SOMETHING, A CONCLUSION THAT WE
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DIDN'T AGREE WITH, WELL, THEN WHAT WOULD BE THE PURPOSE
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OF THE JURY? THE REALITY IS THE PROSECUTION PUT ON
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A CASE AND ONLY 11 OF THOSE 12 JURORS WERE
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CONVINCED THAT INSANITY EXCUSED THIS WOMAN'S BEHAVIOR.
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You're right. So whether it was 11 to 1 or
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the split was different, the defense failed here. Now, the
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prosecution has a unique opportunity to go back and retry
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this case and make sure that they stay laser focused
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on accepting that Lindsay Clancy has a mental defect, a
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mental illness, but also focusing on the fact that she
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had agency. But for Reddington and others to get up
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there and continue to cloud the jury pool because we're
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going to need another one, we need a new venue.
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And my gosh, David, at this point, why didn't the
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judge sequester the jury? Why
wasn't there an immediate command
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to say, prosecution and defense, you cannot speak about this case?
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Because anytime Reddington opened his mouth, the women in pink
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and the TikTokers were out there immediately continuing to elevate this.
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There's no emotional argument in this, except for three children
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are dead. The law should have prevailed here, and it didn't.
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And a state like Massachusetts, like you said, which allows
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for extreme abortion and Of course, that's the culture today.
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None of this has surprised me. What we need is
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a trial of facts and law and not emotion.
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And, you know, I think the people in pink, I
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think they seized on this. I think sequestration at the
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beginning probably wasn't an issue because there wasn't all these
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crazy women in pink saying, oh, what about Lindsay? And
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then point out how insane these people are and how
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little they value the lives of those children that Lindsay murdered.
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When the prosecutor or the district attorney was out making
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a statement, he was being asked of whether or not
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he'll retry the case. One of the ladies in pink
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shouted to him, you keep talking about the children. What
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about the mom? That was the mindset of one of
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these women in pink was not that, you know, there's
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three dead children. Oh, what about the poor mother? That
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is the mentality of these people out there. It's poor Lindsay,
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not the children she killed. I can't even pretend for
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a moment to get into the minds of somebody who
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thinks that way. But you're right. It's a cultural problem
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in that state. I don't know what more to make
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of it. Now, for this next trial, they haven't indicated
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whether or not they're going to seek a new trial.
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I'm sure the prosecution is going to seek a new trial.
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But I think what they're maybe doing in the next
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few days, and I want to get your take on this.
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I think they're probably going to discuss maybe charging it
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differently or maybe a plea. Because once Lindsay and her
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attorney look at the facts that are going to be presented,
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knowing that the prosecution is going to have a much
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stronger prosecution the second time, knowing what the defense is,
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I think they're going to want to look for a deal.
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And I think that's in the best interest of the DA, too,
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to find a way to solve this without going to
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another circus of a trial, which this will be. Where
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do you think this goes next?
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Well, I don't think the prosecution should be looking at
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anything less, including manslaughter, because this means that the jury
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never even agreed on manslaughter. Where we are today is
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the defense attorney thinks his case is a slam dunk,
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so he should bring it again. But the prosecution really
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needs to... accept mental illness, psychosis, postpartum, and then explain
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what exactly happened and really focus on the fact that
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Lindsey Clancy was not taking all of those medications because
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it's stunning when you first hear that. Immediately, you think
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there's no way a functioning person can take 14 to
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40 drugs that she may have been given over her lifetime.
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All of those things created confusion in the beginning. So
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I think that the prosecution can't spend five weeks on this.
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It needs to be succinct. It needs to be specific.
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And the emotion needs to.
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Be out of it.
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And the other thing is jury selection, David. Let's focus
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on people who value life. Ask the abortion question. Because
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certainly these people don't. They're not thinking about three children
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and the way that she murdered them. An exercise band. One, two,
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three of them. She didn't wait. There were three children
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that she killed. Little children. So I think that's the
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focus that needs to happen. But we need a new
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trial because this is a turning point in our country.
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We saw Luigi Mangione and so many other killers that
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have become heroes.
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The judge should have known that there were going to
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be crazy people out there that were going to make
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Lindsey Clancy a hero instead of a victim. So I
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think our court system and our justice system and the
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way that people perceive things is changing in our country.
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Start sequestering. Start ensuring that there's a ban on talking
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even about the case outside of the courtroom. We need
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a respect for our due process in law. It clearly
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wasn't here. Yeah.
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And, you know, the troubling part is you look at
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Massachusetts and that's a jury of your peers. And in
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a state like Massachusetts where they elect people whose legislature
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decides that you can abort children up until birth, man,
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it's a scary thing to think a jury of your peers,
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at least 11 out of 12 of them, but for
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that one hero, think that it's okay to kill your
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kids as long as, you know, you were crazy at
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the time. It's so insane. I think the nation has
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been gripped on this. I think we have a couple
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of weeks off. We'll see what happens on September 29th
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at the status hearing, whether there's a deal ahead of
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time or something. Mahak, thank you for coming on and
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sharing your take on this. And great takes. I've been
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watching all the shows you're going on. You're really smart
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on this one. So I appreciate you bringing your takes here.
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Thank you.
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Still ahead, tonight, Spain descends into chaos over open borders migration,
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while President Trump does the exact opposite here at home.
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Right now, hundreds of thousands of people are pouring into
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the streets in Spain. Not migrants this time, citizens. More
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than 200 cities waving their flags, demanding that their prime
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minister resign. And to understand why, you have to look
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at what happened this summer to a little Spanish city
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called Ceuta. It's a Spanish territory on the northern coast
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of Africa, about 85,000 people right on the border with Morocco.
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And over roughly 36 hours at the end of July,
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more than 70,000 migrants stormed the border, 70,000. They swam
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around the sea barriers. They tore through border fences. It
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was the single largest border invasion in that city's history.
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And in the chaos, by official count, somewhere between 88
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and 141 people died. The residents of Ceuta don't call
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what happened to them migration. They called it what it was.
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It was an invasion. And this week, on the very
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day the city holds its annual celebration, the anger boiled
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over into a nationwide revolt against the socialist government, Pedro Sanchez,
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the same government that had moved to grant legal status
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to roughly a million migrants. Here's how President Trump described
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the scene.
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Look.
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Spain will be a ruined country.
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You don't have thousands of people just bum-rushing your country.
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I've never seen anything like it.
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Of course, an invasion. And he's right. That's what open
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borders look like when the bill comes due. A Western nation,
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a NATO ally, its own citizens in the streets, a
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city of 85,000 swallowed in a day and a half.
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It's a warning, and it's exactly the future. The American
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media and open borders left spent years telling you it
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was compassionate and inevitable. It was the right side of history. Now,
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look across the Atlantic, because here in the U.S., something
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is happening that the experts well said was impossible. It's
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the opposite of what's happening in Europe. For the first
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time in modern American history, the number of foreign-born people
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living in this country isn't climbing. It's falling. BY MILLIONS,
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BY THE WAY, AND IT'S NOT THROUGH SOME ACCIDENT OR
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THEY DIDN'T LIKE THE WEATHER ANYMORE, BUT BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT
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WAS ELECTED TO SIMPLY ENFORCE THE LAW. SPAIN OPENED THE
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GATES AND GOT 70,000 PEOPLE IN A WEEKEND AND THE
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COUNTRY IS ON FIRE. AMERICA CLOSED THE BORDERS AND THE
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NUMBERS ARE GOING DOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN GENERATIONS.
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TWO NATIONS, TWO CHOICES. AND ONLY ONE OF THEM IS
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WATCHING ITS CITIZENS BEG FOR THEIR COUNTRY BACK. BREAK IT
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ALL DOWN, STEFANO RITTENDELL, CHIEF INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, EDITORIUS. STEFANO, WELCOME BACK.
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I mean, what happened in Spain was shocking to see
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that many people come rushing across the border. And then
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you didn't even see the media covering the crimes and
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the break-ins and the attacks on the citizens there. The
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other day, for some reason, they decided to capture a
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baby dolphin and club it to death. That is the
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mentality of the people that are invading Spain while the
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governor or the government is sitting there saying, eh, it's fine.
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What do you want me to do? Throw him back
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across the border? It's literally what he said. What's your
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take on this, Stefano?
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Well, first,
David, thank you so much for having me again. Look,
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the crisis in Ceuta was a very significant development in Spain.
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It has caused, as you rightly identified, probably one of
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the most intense political crises for the current prime minister,
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Pedro Sanchez, who's also embroiled in a very significant corruption
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scandal as well. It's pretty ironic that the opposition, the
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Partido Popular, or the popular party in Vox, haven't been
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really able to capitalize this to try to undermine.
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Pedro Sánchez so far.
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But this is a very significant crisis, and it's very
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interesting how this happened. And there's very a lot of
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speculations and theories about of what kind of caused this
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tens of thousands of migrants to rush to Ceuta. There's
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another Spanish enclave in Northern Africa and Morocco called Melilla
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that didn't see as large numbers, but there was also
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smaller attempts to rush into Melilla as well. And there's
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kind of two theories. One is something we've actually also
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seen in the United States, which is human smuggling networks
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leveraging misinformation to try to push massive amount of migration
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into Ceuta. In the United States, that happens as well.
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There was a Supreme Court ruling in Spain that was
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somewhat beneficial to migrants, but didn't apply to Ceuta. And
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these human smuggling networks took advantage of this, spread massive
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amounts of misinformation, And that is one of the reasons
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and suspicions and not what the Spanish government believes and
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accuses why a significant amount of migrants went over there.
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The second one is there's accusation that Morocco played a
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role in this and a hand in this. And this
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is actually right now the significant political crisis inside of Spain,
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because Pedro Sanchez says it was misinformation. There are some
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reporting that the Moroccan government might have played a role
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as well in this. And it's suspected that if that
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is the case, they did this because
of a rapprochement
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between Morocco's rival, Algeria, and the Spanish government. So there's
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a lot of unknowns of what caused this. But right now,
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the Spanish government has prioritized expelling all these migrants back
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into Morocco, although some of them obviously are still there
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and managed to get into Spanish mainland. But the Moroccan
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government has realized that this is not only a crisis
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for Spain, but for the European Union. And they need
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to re-accept these migrants because the EU is their most
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important trading.
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Partner as well.
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Well, yeah. But you've got to go back to the
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actual invasion. And, yeah, it's fine that he's coming around
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now and saying, oh, yeah, well, maybe I should do
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something about it. But it is an invasion, and your
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responsibility as a government, the one thing you're supposed to
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do is protect your borders and protect your citizens inside
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those borders. They failed to do it. And it was
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so bad, in fact, that other European Union partners that
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would ordinarily accept migrants were like, we're closing our border
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to you, Spain. It was such a threat that other
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European nations closed their border to Spain. And exactly like
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you said, now some of these guys ended up in
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the Spanish mainland. And it's a lot easier to kind
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of push them back at the border than it is
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to round them up in Spain, find out where they are,
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and then deport them. That is a massive operation. And
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it really was the attitude. I think what made Spaniards
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so upset was it was like the attitude of Sanchez.
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He was like, well, what do you want me to do?
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There was no response. Eventually, he was like, OK, we're
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going to do something about it. It was an absolute
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failure to protect his people, absolute failure to protect Souta.
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And it really goes and speaks to the mentality of
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the left in Europe. And that's what I, it's called,
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What's it called? Suicidal empathy. Because they're like, well, we
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really want to help these people, and what do we do?
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But I don't think the Spanish people are going along
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with it, right?
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Well, I mean, we've seen massive protests in Spain against this.
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And obviously, this has caused, like I said, a significant
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political storm inside of Spain. And look, David, you know,
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we got to say it.
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As it is.
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I mean, the Spanish government was completely unprepared for such
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a surge in migration, right? And this also highlights two things. One,
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the weakness in these cases, especially, let's say, it's misinformation.
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But two, adversaries, such as the case if Morocco played
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a role in this, how they can leverage migration for
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their own interests, right?
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We've seen this.
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Turkey.
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you know, during the Syrian civil war, Turkey was more
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than happy to push migrants across Europe as political and
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geopolitical leverage to gain what they want. We see Russia
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and Belarus do that also against the Baltics and Poland.
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And this is a way Morocco can do this, right?
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And the Spanish government flatly was not prepared for such
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a surge.
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And now we're going.
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To see what the lessons learned in the apply is
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and how they can adjust and move forward from this.
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But I think what this is more important, David, is
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this is going to be a before and after of Clearly,
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the European Union has changed mentality, and as you rightly
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pointed out. Because a decade ago, when this happened to
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Greece or when they happened to Italy, there was this
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idea of solidarity between the European Union. They would accept migrants.
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They would accept them in. And this idea of burden sharing.
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That is no longer the case. And look, Pedro Sanchez
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has called out the European countries and the European Union,
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this idea that, you know, solidarity no longer exists. But
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that's just the reality of the ground in the politics
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of the matter, that after a decade of this with
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the Syrian civil war, Europe is not going to tolerate this.
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And so now every individual country, specifically Spain, has to
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take this into account. There needs to be a deep
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investigation to see how this is done. targeting these human
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smuggling rings and also hold accountable Morocco if they played
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a role that there's some reporting that they did.
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Well, yeah, they got to hold them accountable at the
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same time. They got to hold themselves accountable for creating
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the environment that allowed this to begin with. You talk
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about that court ruling that made it easier for migrants
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to train. And even if it didn't apply to Souta,
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it didn't matter. That's how the courts in Spain were
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still ruling in favor of migrants. And the reason I
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think that Europe is sort of I THINK THEY WERE
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SO OPEN-MINDED WITH MIGRATION. I THINK THEY FELL FOR THE GUILT.
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I THINK THEY FELL FOR THE IDEA, THE BELIEF, THE
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VIRTUE THAT THEY WERE TRYING TO SIGNAL TO EACH OTHER
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THAT WE'RE SO WELCOMING AND SO ACCEPTING AND ALSO IN
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A WAY THUMBING THEIR NOSE AT THE UNITED STATES. YOU
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GUYS TAKE AN AGGRESSIVE APPROACH. LOOK HOW WELCOMING WE ARE.
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AND THEN A DECADE LATER, LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPENED TO
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PLACES LIKE GERMANY WHERE TERROR ATTACKS HAVE BECOME COMMON NOW.
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YOU LOOK AT PLACES WHERE THE POPULATION DOESN'T FEEL SAFE.
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in places like London. And I think Europeans, who are
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very proud of their nations, are looking around saying, no, no, no, no.
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This isn't what we signed up for. And I think
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politicians are fearing, really, some ramifications from that, right? No,
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I would agree.
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I think the European Union is definitely going to take approach.
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I mean, one of the criticisms I would make, if
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I may, from this approach of the European Union, I
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do agree. Look, Pedro Sanchez was not prepared. The Supreme
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Court ruling was used. But one of the issues is
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the European Union did not respond to this crisis as
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a unified group, right? Let's look at the United States, right?
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We can have domestic politics, but if there's an issue
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in one state, we coalesce and respond as a nation
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to support.
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This, right?
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The European Union wants to give this image that they're
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like the United States. But in this case, specifically in Spain,
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it was all for themselves and they left Spain all alone.
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And I think if you're going to approach this from
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the freedom of movement and this idea of the European
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Union operating as almost like a single entity in some
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capacities— although each country respecting their own borders and their
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nation state and this identity of themselves, there should have
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been a European response to this. There should have been
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a coalescing of this. And the problem with Europe is
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if they continue to operate independently, where each country is
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on their own, they're going to be taken advantage by
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either regional powers, medium powers, or geopolitical rivals to see
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what they want. And I think.
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Morocco saw that.
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Now, granted, I think Morocco realized clearly they had played
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some role. There's enough evidence to indicate that they played
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a role in this crisis. But this is a lesson
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learned from them. We see it with Turkey in the past, Russia, Belarus.
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Until the European Union wakes up and understands that this
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is a continent problem, this is a European problem, there's
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not going to be a solution to address this appropriately,
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and also, more importantly, the political pressure to Pedro Sanchez
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and to other governments to say, no, we're not going
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to tolerate this. But that's not going to happen with
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each country bickering from themselves. It has to be done
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from Brussels. And there should be some pressure in Brussels
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understanding the will of the European people and the governments
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who are not going to allow this, they should adopt
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more plans and resources to make sure that this doesn't
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happen again.
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Yeah, well, you're right. And the same thing happened in
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the U.S. and before Trump. I mean, you had the
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border states saying, hey, is the federal government not going
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to help us out? Remember when Texas put the razor
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wire themselves along the river because the federal government wasn't
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helping them? And then we had an election and the
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federal government got involved. That might be what happens in
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the European Union. Stefano, great takes as always. Thank you
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so much for being here.
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Thank you, David, so much for having me.
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Even at 80 years old, President Trump keeps showing you
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over and over again exactly how much fight he has
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in him to save this country. And this week, he
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showed it again.
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I'm going to take the final 30 days and maybe
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a little bit more than that because it's all about
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35 races.
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But I'm going to go to every one of those
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35 places and we're going to see if we can
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get everyone elected. 35 races, the final 30 days, every
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single one of them. This is a president that doesn't
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hide in the basement like our last president did. This
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is a president that goes all in. And he named
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a few of these races. He says he's going to
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Alaska to save Senator Dan Sullivan's seat. He's putting his
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weight behind Ken Paxton for the open seat down in Texas.
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And where he can't be in person, which probably is
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only a few places, he told them he'll do it
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by phone. Up to 10 teletown halls in a single night.
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And listen to this strategy in Trump's timing. Trump is
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deliberately holding his fire until the last month because he
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knows if he goes and peeks too early, voters are
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going to forget by the time they reach the ballot box.
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It's a closer move. You save your best pitch for
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the ninth inning, and that's what he's doing here. And
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it
kicks off in earnest next week when Republicans do
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something they have never done ever in the history of
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the party. They're holding a national convention in a midterm year. Dallas,
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next Tuesday and Wednesday. I think it's Wednesday and Thursday.
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It's next week. Trump's delivering the keynote. Vice President Vance
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and the biggest names on the ballot under one roof
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and for one purpose. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES.
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I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES. I WANT TO
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TALK ABOUT THE STAKES. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES.
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I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES. I WANT TO
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TALK ABOUT THE STAKES. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES.
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I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES. I WANT TO
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TALK ABOUT THE STAKES. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STAKES.
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Save America. They've done it all. They've done everything the
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president has asked them to do. And they did it
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with some of the slimmest of margins. Now, if Republicans
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lose the House, the agenda could stop cold. Trump knows it.
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That's why he's not running from these races. He's running
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to them, betting the whole thing on the one weapon
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his enemies never once imagined they can replicate. And that's
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the energy that shows up when his name is on
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the line. Now, to break down the map and whether
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this bet pays off, let's bring in my guest to
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break it all down. I'm honored to once again welcome
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Sheriff Mark Lamb, retired penal county sheriff and candidate for
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Arizona's fifth congressional district. So hopefully soon, sir, I can
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call you Sheriff Congressman Lamb. Welcome back. Look, we're in
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the final stages. The primaries are pretty much all wrapped up.
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I think they're all wrapped up at this point. We
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know who our nominees are. Full steam ahead till November.
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We have to hold the House. What do you think
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about the president getting on an airplane and doing what
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he does best and then rallying people to the polls?
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I love it because in politics, David, so many people,
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it's like the NFL when you're ahead and all of
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a sudden you go into prevent defense and you end
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up losing a game. And I think we have too
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many Republicans who are trying to play prevent defense right now.
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We have the right, we have the ability to go
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out and talk about the fallacies and the failures of
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the Democrat Party.
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And President Trump is doing that.
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Talking about socialism is really what's at stake here in
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this country.
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Less freedom, more government. That's what the Democrats want.
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And I love that President Trump is not sitting back
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and playing prevent defense. He's trying to still score points.
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And that's what we need here in this country. We
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need elected officials who aren't scared to stand up for
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the things they believe in, the principles they have, because
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the opposite of this is total destruction for this country.
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We saw it under Biden.
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It'll be 10 times worse should they be able to
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take back the House and the Senate.
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Yeah, and I love that you said to prevent defense
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because this is exactly the struggle that a lot of,
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I would call them political consultants go through. They look
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at President Trump, then they watch the media, and then
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the biased media reporting, or they listen to the social
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media influencers suggesting that this war is unpopular, it's gas prices.
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It's all of this, you know, what Trump calls the
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panic ins. CONVINCING PEOPLE THAT, OH, WELL, MAYBE WE SHOULD
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DISTANCE OURSELVES FROM TRUMP. MAYBE, YOU KNOW, WE'RE AHEAD HERE.
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MAYBE WE JUST GO AND KIND OF CRUISE INTO VICTORY.
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I THINK THAT'S THE WRONG APPROACH. AND I LOVE THAT
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YOU CALLED IT OUT BECAUSE THE REALITY IS THIS COUNTRY
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LOVES PRESIDENT TRUMP AND IS HAPPY WITH THE JOB HE'S DOING.
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IT'S A SMALL NUMBER, A SMALL FEW VOICES THAT ARE
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EITHER UNHAPPY OR CRITICIZING THE PRESIDENT. He's keeping
his promises,
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and he's winning for the American people, whether it's tax
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on tips, whether it's the energy independence that we're building,
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and now with this historic Venezuela deal. You can go
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story by story, and regardless of how the media tries
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to spin it, Americans are winning. Their paychecks are getting bigger.
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Their prices are falling. Their taxes are going down. That
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is a winning message. We're trying to secure our elections,
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for God's sakes. I can't imagine any Republican voting for
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the lunatics on the other side, right?
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I can't imagine it either. And that's been my message lately, like,
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wake up. Republicans, you need to wake up to what
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the alternative is. Sure, I don't like $ 6 diesel either.
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But you know what else I don't like? 9% interest rate.
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You know what else I don't like? 15 million illegals
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coming into this country, victimizing Americans, frauding the American taxpayer
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through Social Security and Medicare. These things don't fix themselves overnight.
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President Trump has been the president for less than two years.
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It takes time to fix problems that are decades in
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the making, and certainly what was a hyper-damaging four years
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under Biden.
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It takes time.
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And I think that many of these things we see
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on the horizon are really good signs.
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We just saw the jobs report.
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Come out yesterday, 162,000 new jobs. That tells you the
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economy is moving in the right direction. A few more
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tweaks to get gas down, groceries down, and Americans will
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be seeing a totally different tune. So hopefully Republicans understand
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problems don't fix themselves overnight. President Trump is fixing the
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problems that we've had, many of those exasperated under the
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Biden administration, and we've got to take this country back,
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but we can't do it by handing the keys over
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to the radical socialists that have become the Democrat Party.
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Well, and that's exactly right. And even just today, you know,
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Trump is getting a lot of criticism over trying to
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import beef to bring ground beef prices because people are
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complaining about meat prices. But then he goes on top
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of that and says, well, I'm also going to ease
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the rules on our ranchers to slaughtering their own meat
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and allowing them to process their own meat. So we're
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able to actually flood the market with American beef as well.
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So every time Trump faces criticism for a policy, there's
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always another side of this that actually benefits Americans in
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the long term. And we just got to keep telling
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those stories, because when you do compare the two platforms,
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if you look at what the Democrats want to do,
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I mean, whether it's day of birth abortion in some instances,
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whether it's SOCIALIST FINANCIAL REORGANIZATIONS TAKING FROM SOME, GIVING TO
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THE OTHERS THROUGH TAXES, GROWING THE SIZE OF GOVERNMENT, GUN RESTRICTIONS,
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SOFT ON CRIME POLICIES. YOU CAN LOOK AT THE MESS
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FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, THE OPEN BORDER, YOU'RE A BORDER STATE.
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LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR STATE BECAUSE OF THE DISASTROUS
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POLICIES OF BIDEN. WE REALLY WANT TO TURN THE KEYS
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BACK OVER TO THE DEMOCRATS AND LET THEM BLOCK THIS
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PRESIDENT BEFORE HE CAN DO ALL THE THINGS THAT HE
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WANTS TO DO TO MAKE THIS COUNTRY BETTER. SO YOU'RE
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IN THE BEST POSITION TO TELL THIS STORY AND I
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FEEL REALLY GOOD ABOUT YOUR RACE, SIR.
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Well, we feel good about it too, but we're staying
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hard on this message. We're not playing prevent defense. I'm
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running against a radical socialist who tries to craft a
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message that is deceiving to the people. But what she
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wants is more government. She wants Medicare for all, which
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that sounds great. but it doesn't work out on paper.
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And ultimately, what it means is the rest of us
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have to work harder and pay more taxes for those
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who don't and to cover the fraud that
exists in
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this country.
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$ 60 million to $ 100 million an hour in.
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Fraud in this country, that's what we should be focused on.
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We've got to stop that. A lot of that happened
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under the Democrats' watch. We cannot go back to that.
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Here's what the Democrats want ultimately. They want to defund police,
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abolish police, which makes Americans less safe.
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They want to open the borders. That is not going
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to help the housing situation.
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If you have a young person and you want to
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buy a house, flooding the market with 15 million or
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20 million more people is not going to get there.
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We've got a lot of issues that are not... They
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would only get.
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exponentially worse should you let these people back into power.
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Not only that, they want to fundamentally transform the game
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so that they don't ever lose again. And that is
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hacking the Supreme Court so that the decisions go their way,
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removing the filibuster, which I agree, we should remove it
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now and let President Trump go to work. But unfortunately,
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the Senate has, they continue to hide behind it. So
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we got a lot of work to do. And I'm
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all for being aggressive going into this election.
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We've got to win.
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And we've got to win on the principles this country
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was built on. And we shouldn't be ashamed of those.
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00:36:05.489 --> 00:36:09.389
For any Republican out there, go score points. Don't play
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00:36:09.449 --> 00:36:10.429
prevent defense.
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That's it. I love the way you say it. And
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00:36:11.889 --> 00:36:13.789
by the way, Medicare for all really just means free
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00:36:13.809 --> 00:36:15.949
health care for illegals. That's what they say when they
713
00:36:15.969 --> 00:36:17.530
say Medicare for all. You don't get the health care.
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00:36:17.750 --> 00:36:20.679
Just illegals will get it. It's such a crazy, when
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you look at the two different platforms, we really have
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00:36:23.440 --> 00:36:26.079
the winning strategy. And you are such a great representative
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00:36:26.300 --> 00:36:28.380
of that winning platform. Sir, good luck in your race.
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00:36:29.579
Look forward to talking to you before November.
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Thank you, David. I appreciate you having me on.
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Thank you. When we come back, it's Fired Up Friday,
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and a warship goes to port after 286 days at war,
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00:36:42.239 --> 00:36:45.659
and the media shows you the rust. And then they
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00:36:45.679 --> 00:36:49.219
went around chasing sailors through bars and clubs, hoping to
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find embarrassing moments of them blowing off steam. I'm serious.
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Stick around. And also, by the way, at the end
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of the show, we're going to have a quick preview
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of a special event that I'm excited about for Monday.
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Weather modification. Yes, it's real and it's been real for
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80 years. And I went inside the company doing it.
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All that's still to come.
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and conservative talk you can't get anywhere else.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln just arrived at port from one
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00:37:54.559 --> 00:37:57.699
of the longest, hardest deployments in the history of the
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United States Navy. 286 days at sea. 40 of them
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in an active shooting war with Iran. This ship was
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00:38:08.570 --> 00:38:11.510
in the Persian Gulf in the fight, feeding the operations
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we've been telling you about for weeks. Two days. in
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port after nearly 10 months on the water. And when
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00:38:18.969 --> 00:38:23.429
that warship finally pulled into Thailand this week, streaked with
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rust from bow to stern, do you know what the
751
00:38:26.940 --> 00:38:31.199
American media saw in international media and influencers on social
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00:38:31.239 --> 00:38:35.280
media platforms? Well, no, they didn't highlight the heroes. They
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didn't see a ship that did its job. What they
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saw and highlighted was was rust, which, by the way,
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every naval expert will tell you is completely normal for
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a steel ship that sat at sea for 10 months
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without a stop for paint. Now, one prominent left-wing activist
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00:38:53.500 --> 00:38:56.909
posted the photos and sneered, quote, The state of our
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military after 20 months of Trump and Hegseth. As if
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the marks of 10 months of combat were something to
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00:39:03.159 --> 00:39:06.699
be embarrassed about. One defense reporter shut that down with
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one sentence that matters. You can win war by using
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your carriers, but not by painting them. But they weren't done.
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Because then those sailors, after sitting on that ship for
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10 months... 5,000 of them, most of them young, coming
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off the most grueling deployment of their lives. Finally, finally
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getting a few days on dry land.
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Land.
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Maybe a hot shower that they can stay in for
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more than two minutes. A hot meal. Those sailors went ashore,
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and instead of writing one word about their sacrifice and
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honoring their ability to go blow off some steam, you
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know what they did? The media went around and tried
774
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to find them in the bars. Pent-up sailors arrive in
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the sex work capital. That was the headline from one outlet. Seriously.
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Reporters staked out the red light district to catch American
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servicemen on their first liberty in the better part of
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a year so they can file a sneering little story
779
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about it. I'M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU WHAT THAT IS.
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IT'S NOT JOURNALISM. THESE ARE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO
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SPENT TEN MONTHS IN A STEEL BOX IN A WAR ZONE,
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STRUGGLING SO BADLY THAT THEIR OWN FAMILIES WERE TERRIFIED FOR THEM.
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AND THE AMERICAN PRESS LOOKS AT ALL OF IT AND
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SEES AN OPPORTUNITY TO INSULT THEM. HERE'S THE REACTION. IT'S
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MY GOOD FRIEND CHAD CAITEN. IT'S FIRED UP FRIDAY. AND
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AS A FORMER NAVY CB, I'M SURE HE'S FIRED UP
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ABOUT THIS. Come on now, you've been on a boat.
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--> 00:40:37.920
This is ridiculous, right?
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No, I'm not a fleeter.
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I was a soldier at Navy CB. All right, all right,
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all right.
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We looked at the boats and pointed at them as
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we got on our C-130 and went where we needed
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to go. But those are known as fleeters. Nonetheless, they're
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my brothers in the Navy. And I can speak to
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the stupid that you just described. And thank you for
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bringing me on here for these.
798
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So tell me, I mean, it's normal for a ship
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to rust, right? This isn't breaking news. This isn't the
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state of the military collapsing, right? Yep. Salt, metal, air, rust.
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I don't know what else to tell you. So what
802
00:41:13.989 --> 00:41:16.730
normally happens after like a rotation at sea? They go
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and they get painted, I'm assuming, right? In between?
804
00:41:18.880 --> 00:41:21.889
Well, Yeah, the guys on restriction, they throw them over
805
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the side and they give them a roller from Lowe's
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00:41:25.289 --> 00:41:28.429
Home Improvement. And they paint that thing ugly gray again.
807
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That's what they do. You know, at the end of
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the day, I've seen, I mean, look at Forrest Gump's boat.
809
00:41:33.880 --> 00:41:35.860
That had rust everywhere. But dang it if it didn't
810
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bring in all the ship after the hurricane. You know,
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this is the stupid that we deal with because the
812
00:41:40.039 --> 00:41:42.460
left has nothing better to do than to go after
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our servicemen and women that just did the longest deployment
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in U.S.
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History.
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And by the way, a little point of fact here,
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The USS Abraham Lincoln is.
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36 years old.
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How many of you got a car with some rust
820
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on it that's over 36 years old? How many of
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you might need to repaint your house because your gutters
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are throwing that little rust down the side of your stucco?
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I don't know. But if this is all you got,
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you really got nothing.
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And it's really sad that this is what they choose
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to go after when we
have our servicemen and women
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out there trying to keep America safe.
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AND THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT IS THE SHORE LEAVE, RIGHT?
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THESE GUYS HAVE BEEN ON A BOAT FOR A REALLY
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LONG TIME. NOT ABLE TO GO TO PORT. AND THE
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MEDIA WAS MAKING THIS WHOLE BIG DEAL AND INFLUENCERS MAKING
832
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THIS BIG DEAL ABOUT THE CONDITIONS ON THE BOAT. OH,
833
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THEY'RE JUMPING OVERBOARD. LOOK AT THEIR TOILETS. AND THEN WHAT'S
834
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REALLY FUNNY IS ON SOME INSTANCES THEY WERE CRITICIZING THEY
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00:42:35.039 --> 00:42:37.889
WERE EATING TOO WELL. AND THEN WHEN THAT STORY WENT
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00:42:37.929 --> 00:42:40.789
AWAY THEY STARTED CRITICIZING THAT THEY WEREN'T EATING WELL ENOUGH.
837
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I DON'T UNDERSTAND. THAT THEY TAKE THAT HATE AND THEY
838
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PUT IT ON TOP OF OUR SERVICE MEMBERS, MEN AND
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WOMEN FIGHTING TO KEEP US SAFE, AND THEN THEY GO
840
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TO SHORE, RIGHT? SHORE LEAVE. YOU KNOW ABOUT SHORE LEAVE.
841
00:42:52.550 --> 00:42:53.889
EVEN IF YOU WEREN'T ON A BOAT, YOU STILL HAD
842
00:42:53.949 --> 00:42:56.349
LEAVE WHEN YOU GOT OUT OF YOUR AIRPLANE. AND WHEN
843
00:42:56.369 --> 00:42:58.409
YOU GET TO SHORE LEAVE, WHAT DO YOU DO? YOU
844
00:42:58.449 --> 00:43:00.210
BLOW OFF STEAM. YOU GO HAVE A COUPLE OF DRINKS.
845
00:43:00.230 --> 00:43:02.389
YOU GO EAT SOME FOOD. NOW, I'M SURE YOUR CO
846
00:43:02.409 --> 00:43:05.090
SAYS STAY AWAY FROM THOSE PLACES THAT, YOU KNOW, YOU
847
00:43:05.110 --> 00:43:06.789
SHOULDN'T BE GOING BECAUSE WE DON'T WANT YOU BRINGING ANYTHING
848
00:43:06.829 --> 00:43:09.070
BACK TO THE SHIP OR GETTING YOURSELF IN TROUBLE. BUT
849
00:43:09.090 --> 00:43:12.090
AT THE SAME TIME, GOSH, COULD YOU IMA just being
850
00:43:12.130 --> 00:43:14.010
a military member who has been at sea for almost
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00:43:14.050 --> 00:43:16.940
a year, walking into Thailand going, okay, cool, I'm going
852
00:43:16.960 --> 00:43:20.219
to have some fun. And then you have the press
853
00:43:20.320 --> 00:43:22.480
running around with cameras trying to catch you doing something.
854
00:43:22.820 --> 00:43:23.840
This is crazy, right?
855
00:43:25.130 --> 00:43:28.070
There's no better shore leave than the Golden Tiger of Thailand.
856
00:43:28.849 --> 00:43:31.449
This is what makes Navy stories lore.
857
00:43:31.789 --> 00:43:34.329
This is why they have tattoos that talk about the
858
00:43:34.389 --> 00:43:38.340
sailor and his free time. Me, I was a CB.
859
00:43:38.659 --> 00:43:39.460
We're dirtbags.
860
00:43:39.539 --> 00:43:41.619
I'm not going to lie. We did some crazy, crazy
861
00:43:41.639 --> 00:43:43.659
stuff on leave. But dang it if our.
862
00:43:43.579 --> 00:43:46.380
Head wasn't clear when it's time to kit up again
863
00:43:46.440 --> 00:43:48.909
and go back out there and whatever the United States
864
00:43:48.949 --> 00:43:51.489
government need us to do. And these people, they were
865
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away for a long time. Maybe they went and got
866
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themselves a pizza. But having CNN trying to figure out
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if you're talking to a cute Thai chick at a
868
00:43:59.070 --> 00:44:02.269
bar probably isn't the best thing. And it really, really
869
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shows how pathetic the mainstream media is.
870
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And God bless OAN. God bless OAN all day. I mean,
871
00:44:09.570 --> 00:44:11.340
we're not going to go out there and stalk some sailors.
872
00:44:11.920 --> 00:44:14.559
We are going to celebrate them. But yeah, and that's
873
00:44:14.639 --> 00:44:18.860
really when you see this story, that's what really frustrates me.
874
00:44:18.880 --> 00:44:20.280
And I'm sure it gets you fired up as well, Chad.
875
00:44:20.300 --> 00:44:22.320
I mean, these guys are out there defending our nation.
876
00:44:22.380 --> 00:44:24.030
And even if you don't agree with the war, and
877
00:44:24.070 --> 00:44:26.230
I know you do, but other people may not agree
878
00:44:26.269 --> 00:44:28.949
with the war. They didn't go, they don't go and
879
00:44:28.989 --> 00:44:31.739
take a poll before they get up on that ship
880
00:44:31.800 --> 00:44:34.079
and say, do we agree or disagree to follow the
881
00:44:34.139 --> 00:44:36.139
orders of our commander in chief? There is no room
882
00:44:36.199 --> 00:44:38.119
for that. They're asked to go and fight and they fight.
883
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And God forbid we do lose 18 service members. I
884
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think that's the count at this point. And honestly, we
885
00:44:43.889 --> 00:44:46.210
do honor their lives and their sacrifice and we do
886
00:44:46.250 --> 00:44:50.090
mourn their death. But it doesn't mean that when they
887
00:44:50.150 --> 00:44:53.190
gave their last moments of life, they're like, man, I
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00:44:53.210 --> 00:44:54.610
wish I would have died for a war I believed
889
00:44:54.690 --> 00:44:56.590
in more. That's not the way you guys think, right?
890
00:44:56.840 --> 00:44:59.380
I mean, this, regardless of why you're sent off to fight,
891
00:44:59.639 --> 00:45:01.340
you go and fight. And then when you go have fun,
892
00:45:01.360 --> 00:45:02.980
you go have fun. But the way the media covers
893
00:45:03.000 --> 00:45:05.400
this and tries to apply a political litmus test to
894
00:45:05.440 --> 00:45:06.989
our brave men and women fighting, I think that's the
895
00:45:07.010 --> 00:45:08.849
part that really makes me the most angry.
896
00:45:09.789 --> 00:45:11.869
Well, I'm going to say something that hits home for
897
00:45:12.269 --> 00:45:13.909
a lot of our citizens here in the United
States
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00:45:13.949 --> 00:45:20.079
and those that served in Vietnam. The people were leaving college,
899
00:45:20.599 --> 00:45:24.199
finding themselves as military reporters and trying to go out
900
00:45:24.239 --> 00:45:27.659
there and show the ugly side of war to make
901
00:45:27.760 --> 00:45:31.980
our men and women look bad in uniform. Look, none
902
00:45:32.000 --> 00:45:33.719
of you that put on the little hat that says
903
00:45:33.800 --> 00:45:35.840
press on it and rides around in a tank in
904
00:45:35.860 --> 00:45:39.929
a forward area, you really have no way of judging
905
00:45:40.110 --> 00:45:43.989
any of us. And for you to have an assignment
906
00:45:44.409 --> 00:45:47.309
to go into a foreign country and try to find
907
00:45:47.590 --> 00:45:50.789
some young sailors that might be blowing off steam how
908
00:45:50.889 --> 00:45:53.929
you wouldn't or how you know the American people could
909
00:45:53.969 --> 00:45:56.969
look at in a disparaging way is a little sick.
910
00:45:57.969 --> 00:46:00.730
I would like to go over to Jim Acosta's house
911
00:46:00.789 --> 00:46:02.989
on 4th of July and see how sloppy he is.
912
00:46:04.610 --> 00:46:06.909
It's not right. It's unfortunate.
913
00:46:07.530 --> 00:46:10.280
And it really shows how our mainstream media has gone
914
00:46:10.440 --> 00:46:15.820
full tilt. to something that is unimaginable and, frankly, unrecognizable
915
00:46:15.860 --> 00:46:16.699
for the American people.
916
00:46:17.000 --> 00:46:19.340
And it's sad. Yeah, I agree with you, Chad. Look,
917
00:46:19.440 --> 00:46:21.420
I honor our service members no matter where they go
918
00:46:21.440 --> 00:46:23.400
and what they do. And a little rust on the ship,
919
00:46:23.440 --> 00:46:25.139
it's a badge of honor because it's a job well
920
00:46:25.179 --> 00:46:29.010
done and a mission success. And, you know, we'll keep
921
00:46:29.050 --> 00:46:30.690
talking about it. We'll keep singing the praises of our
922
00:46:30.710 --> 00:46:33.190
military because the media won't. Chad Caton, fired up Friday.
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00:46:33.250 --> 00:46:36.289
Thank you so much for being here, my friend. Hoorah. Hoorah.
924
00:46:37.210 --> 00:46:41.269
Still ahead, a first look at Monday's special, the rainmakers,
925
00:46:41.610 --> 00:46:46.769
the drones, the powder, and the CEO who answers my questions,
926
00:46:47.090 --> 00:46:50.159
whether his company caused the Texas floods and what other
927
00:46:50.659 --> 00:46:53.960
things come out of manipulating the rain. It all comes
928
00:46:54.099 --> 00:46:56.659
up on Monday, and a preview of that is coming
929
00:46:56.739 --> 00:46:57.760
up next. Don't go anywhere.
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00:47:06.469 --> 00:47:09.500
Hi, folks. I'd like to tell you about YRefi. Did
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you know that as an accredited investor, when you invest
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know that you can invest from one to five years
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and you can spread your investment over those terms to
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take your monthly interest as income or reinvest it, whatever
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I want to end tonight with a look at what
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we have coming for you this Monday on Labor Day.
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Because for a full hour, this program is going to
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take you into an exclusive look behind the scenes at
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a place where rain is made. That's right. The weather
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over your head can be controlled for real. And we're
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going to introduce you to the people doing it. I
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KNOW EXACTLY HOW THIS SOUNDS. SAY THE WORDS WEATHER MODIFICATION
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OUT LOUD AT A DINNER PARTY AND WATCH THE EYES ROLL.
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TIN FOIL HAT STUFF, DEPENDING ON WHO YOU HAVE DINNER WITH.
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I DON'T THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA. I DON'T THINK
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IT'S A GOOD IDEA. I DON'T THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA.
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The United States has been seeding clouds for 80 years.
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General Lettrick ran the very first
experiments back in 1945.
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The government spent the 1970s making water for the Colorado River.
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One of the greatest physicists this country ever produced skipped
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the Manhattan Project, skipped the atomic bomb, because he believed
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the weather held more power than the atom. That's where
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he wanted to focus his time. And this past January,
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a company out in El Segundo, California, became the first
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in history to prove it could make rain on radar repeatedly, unambiguously,
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that the rain and the snow it created were man-made, verified, measured,
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and sold by the gallon. So I went there. The
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company's called Rainmaker. And they opened their doors for me
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to take a full walkthrough of the whole facility. I
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saw the facility where they make the stuff, the mission
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control center, the labs, the drones. They fly into the
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weather that would ice an airliner and cause it to
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drop out of the sky. And that strange green powder
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that pulls the water right out of the cloud. And
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then I sat down face to face with their CEO,
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Augustus Dorico. And I asked him everything, how it worked,
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what's really going on, what happens in those clouds, the
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silver iodide that they use, the chemtrail claims, the barium,
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the strontium, all of it. I asked him whether his
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company had anything to do with the floods that killed
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135 people in Texas last summer. I asked him that
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one straight to his face. And the biggest question of all, China.
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Because Xi Jinping has openly declared that China will become
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a weather superpower, and they're already seeding the skies over
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roughly half of their entire country. He didn't dodge a
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single question. Take a look at just what a small piece,
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just a small piece of what's happening on Monday Night Look.
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We're a next gen weather modification company.
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And with advanced remote sensing, drones, new materials, and machine learning,
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we're building what I hope will be the best atmospheric
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--> 00:51:25.030
science lab in the world to end drought in the
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American West and then the rest of the world over.
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So let's just pick it up right from there because
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you said next stage or advanced weather modification. Everybody who
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just heard that says, wait a minute. So Rainmaker modifies
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the weather. A couple of years ago, this was the
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stuff of science fiction. If you told me, hey, we
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manipulate the weather, they would be like, okay, go get
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your tinfoil hat, buddy. Right next to the contrails and
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the airplanes, right? so we can modify the weather. We're
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just saying that as fact for everybody watching. We can
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modify the weather, and that's what you do.
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Yeah.
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That's just a sliver of it. For the full hour,
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the machine they named after a biblical prophet, the Texas
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floods question answered, the 50-year-old secret about how America wants
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to use weather as a weapon in Vietnam, the race
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with China to control the rain itself. And yes, the
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answer to the question, whether it can snow in Florida,
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all of that this Monday, the David Pollak primetime special event,
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The Rainmakers, airing Labor Day, September the 7th, 10 p.m. Eastern,
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7 Pacific, right here on OAN in our time slot.
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Trust me, you're not going to want to miss this one.
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That's our show for tonight and for the week. But
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don't make any plans for Monday night. That special is
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one you will not want to miss. The Rainmakers, same
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time as our usual show, 10 Eastern, 7 Pacific, where
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we talk about weather modification. It's going to be a
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great one. Until then, and as always, stay classy, America.
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We'll see you next time. Good night.
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