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all right we're here with Senator Mark
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Kelly how you doing he just handed me
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this you're a jokester aren't you it
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says
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Trump my brother yeah your brother the
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funnier one the funnier one yeah he is
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funnier he wants me to hand those out
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yes and you're doing it you're you're
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the first one you're the first I got it
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well thank you so much I'm GNA keep
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passing it along like like a virus um so
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we've known each other for a while we've
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known each other for a while and you
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were almost you were one of the top
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picks and you were Scott Galloway's pick
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just so you know I picked Tim Walls
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sorry for vice president yeah yeah so so
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can you tell us anything about that are
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you sad that you're not up there I was
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very honored to be considered and Tim
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Waltz is a fantastic guy you know he was
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a freshman in the house with Gabby oh
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House of Representatives yeah they've
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known each other since 2007 right and
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they're very close and and Gabby loves
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Tim I've known Tim for a long time great
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friend yeah great choice so he Gabby's
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Choice then too no yeah I think I was
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Gabby's second choice second choice yeah
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Scott explain why you wanted him to be
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this vice president uh out of Central
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Casting right astronaut border immunized
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Harrison walls from many questions
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around the Border served served in our
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uh served the country enough of that so
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let's talk an alien invasion there you
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go we're all set I'm hiding behind you
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so with respect to our border policy you
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said once I thought something really
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interesting you said Republicans aren't
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sincere and Democrats don't understand
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the Border or something to that effect
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what if you were and I imagine you will
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be advising Harris Walts on uh quote
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unquote our border strategy what are the
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few things you think we need to think
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about doing right away assuming uh that
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they in fact are successful in their bid
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for the White House well it's get back
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to the bipartisan border security bill
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that we had an opportunity to pass
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several months ago that Donald Trump
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told them told Senate Republicans that
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they were not allowed to vote for this
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right KLA Harris Joe Biden the White
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House worked on this with with us and
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Senate Republicans over an extended
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period of time to get that bill in a
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place right where it it was doing the
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things we needed to do certainly not
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everything that I would have wanted M
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and folks often say this was a
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compromise it wasn't meeting Republicans
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on the 50 yard line it was meeting them
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on the 10 yard line on their side of the
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field but there was a lot of good stuff
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in there things like more money for uh
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to hire more border patrol agents more
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more money for border patrol pay and
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overtime more CBP officers building
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facilities to hold Asylum Seekers
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temporarily as you adjudicate their
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claims and then on top of that money for
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fentanyl detection machines at Port of
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Entry and Donald Trump decided that he
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needs this issue for the campaign it's
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the most hypocritical thing I have seen
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while I've been withis and we're talking
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about Washington right right and we're
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talking about Donald Trump we're talking
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about Donald Trump we're talking about
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Washington this this is at the top of
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the list this shocked me more than him
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sending a mob to Capitol Hill to
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overthrone the election yeah to to talk
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about this issue all the time and we
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finally have a bipartisan agreement to
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to do something really positive on
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border security and he tells them no um
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I'll tell you what at least he was sort
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of honest about it he said you know he
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did he needed this for the campaign
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right but think about this for a second
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there was money in there for fentanyl
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detection machines to buy more of them
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so what that means is because he said no
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and he told them they couldn't do this
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that more Fentanyl has entered this
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country and has killed more Americans
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because the decision that Donald Trump
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made because he needed this he felt he
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needed this to get elect so how
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vulnerable is KLA Harris on this issue
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and how should she address it if you
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were she advising her on this when she's
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president and I am confident she's going
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to be the next president of the United
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States people do not want to be dragged
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back into the past by Donald Trump and
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have more rights taken away right and
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they certainly don't want to see more
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giant tax breaks for billions
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like him so when she's president she has
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said she would sign this legislation and
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my hope is that once Donald Trump is you
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know he's sent off to the dust bin of
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History here or the golf course
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whichever he prefers uh that we will
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have an opportunity with Republicans to
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bring this legislation back maybe we can
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make some changes to it I would love to
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see some more immigration reform in
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there Pathway to citizenship for
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dreamers and other things but if it just
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came back in the form that it was in she
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said would sign right so when you is
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that her most vulnerable area or is
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there an area what are you most worried
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about and then what do you think is the
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most positive part of what she's doing
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here besides she's the incumbent but she
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feels like the change agent right even
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though she's in office right now well
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100% because she's she's the person
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that's going to be sticking up for
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everyday Americans and families Bringing
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Down the cost of housing Bringing Down
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the cost of child care you know she led
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on the inflation reduction act which
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brought down the price of rtion drugs
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for seniors to $2,000 out of pocket a
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year insulin at $35 a month so an issue
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after issue she wants to move our
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country forward what does Donald Trump
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stand for he took away Reproductive
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Rights from women and in Arizona what
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that means is they've been bouncing back
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and forth between one abortion ban and
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another like back and forth so he did
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that he gave a 1.7 trillion tax cut
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trillion dollar tax C cut to the
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wealthiest Americans and big companies
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and he shredded our alliances around the
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world I think those are the three things
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at the top of the list you could put
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that he was what he really stood for
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what his administration stood for and
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when you look at you know what she
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stands
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for I mean the the contrast could not be
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more clear I was just speaking it's very
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close you know Statewide elections in
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Battleground states are often very close
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so I would expect it to be close this C
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is going to be close we had 15,000
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people in Glendale the other day and the
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amount of energy for her for Tim Waltz
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off the charts never seen anything like
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that now it's our job mine included to
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take that energy turn it into votes and
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we can do that in Arizona she can win in
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Arizona she can win in Battleground
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States and she's going to be our next
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president the other option is and I was
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about to mention I just went and talked
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to a bunch of veterans MH so Army Navy
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Air Force Marine Corps Guardians I think
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there maybe been a couple of them in
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there what the way he regards veterans
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like myself right I know I don't think
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you know in the history of our country
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we've had a president with with such a
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low regard for people like me that that
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have served our country calling them
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John McCain on he was from John from I
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mean John McCain and every single
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service member who has died defending
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our country he he thinks they're a
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sucker or a loser what he said about the
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Medal of Honor just the other day medal
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of freedom better than the Medal of
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Honor because you don't have to get shot
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up with a bunch of bullets or killed I
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mean he his his his level of regard and
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his sense of what it means to serve this
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country I don't think you can walk
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around and find somebody randomly on the
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street that has such a low level of
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consideration and in regard uh to
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service members than Donald Trump Scot
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so you one of a handful or a small
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number of people that have actually been
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to space and I don't mean the Karm line
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I mean actual space and now we have one
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man who controls satellites going to ask
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but go ahead yeah I stole your thunder
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go ahead uh and the majority of space
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launches now are are funded privately
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there's some good things about that
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there's some bad things about that how
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do you feel about our space program
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ultimately becoming a private Enterprise
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so when President Obama was in office
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and made this decision to transition
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from big government programs to really a
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smaller commercial model giving Private
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Industry some money to kind of get
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started and then allowing them some
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space you know and allowing them to be
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Innovative I didn't think it was going
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to work and when SpaceX said they were
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going to orbit a vehicle for the first
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time I think that was going to work it's
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really really hard to do this is
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something countries normally do MH
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got to give SpaceX a ton of credit I
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mean they have been wildly successful
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and have even changed the economics of
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launching stuff into orbit yeah no
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SpaceX Karen is the best Elon but go
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ahead that's my name that's what you
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call him SpaceX okay I haven't heard
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that yeah U I mean I mean the company is
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just incredibly successful and you got
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to give him yeah ton of the credit and
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CEO Gwen Gwen Shotwell they're Engineers
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I full discl Ure I used to do some
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Consulting for them right you did you
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know on on Dragon on the crude version
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of the Dragon spacecraft and you know
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they they've had some a couple failures
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along the way I mean his model of how he
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develops spacecraft is a little bit
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different than Boeing and locky Martin
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he likes to fly a lot he doesn't mind
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having accidents yeah yeah and you know
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that's that approach is worked very well
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for him so I mean we're in a much better
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place today than than were just just
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consider the cost for a second of
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launching a falcon 9 with a dragon on it
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to get people up to the space station
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it's about a tenth of the cost of what
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it was right when I flew the space
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shuttle four times at the space station
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right so what does that mean you have
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someone who's doing this Innovation and
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yet is very allied with Trump is using
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Twitter or X to cause all kinds of
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problems but Britain here pushing around
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misinformation hateful things organizing
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tech people to give money although
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there's plenty of tech B miles who are
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on the Democratic side but still yeah I
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mean obviously that stuff concerns me
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and um I everybody has a right to give
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their opinion sure right I mean he has a
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he has a First Amendment right to do
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that uh and you know I I don't listen to
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and watch everything Scott was getting
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at was we're beholden to one company now
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not beholden to them it's not Innovation
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there's not a lot we got United launch
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Alliance I mean if we made a a made a
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decision we don't want to deal with
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SpaceX any anymore we would figure it
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out but the positive thing is we have
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them as a as an option and if this is
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when DOD and other government agencies
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contract we've got to do currently we've
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got to do what's in the best interest of
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the American taxpayer and look for the
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best option and it's often SpaceX now we
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don't want them to have a monopoly
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because then you run into an issue like
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we had with the space shuttle when you
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have an accident starlink in Ukraine
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exactly also when you have like an
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accident you it's nice to have another
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another option to get people and
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payloads into orbit MH um but the amount
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of stuff that we're currently and the
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and the The Innovation that we're seeing
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especially in low low earth orbit is
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trans transformational for our Eon yeah
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yeah so one more question from Scott and
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then me well just I'm a big fan of the
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notion that no admissions are very low
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admissions very low cost educate tens of
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thousands as opposed to thousands do you
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think what are your thoughts in terms of
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uh that kind of policy of opening up or
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increasing Freshman Class across
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education federally you're a senator
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what how would you approach what can we
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learn from Arizona and ASU for in terms
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of actual educ from Michael Crow at ASU
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he's expanded the engineering program
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there like a you know in size a number
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of times so a lot more freshman but
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what's uh even better than that is he
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has a lot more sophomores and juniors
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people that don't drop drop out he he he
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has a very Innovative program I don't
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know all all the details but to help
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folks get through the math you know to
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get an engineering degree and we need
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more scientists and Engineers you know
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other countries you know Japan I don't
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know if this is still true today but it
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used to be that Japan has creates three
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times as many Engineers as attorneys and
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we're the opposite that's correct we
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create three times as many attorneys as
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we do
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engineers and our country speak of China
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China's waye China yeah I don't know
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what the statist STA are there but we
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are a country and an economy that's
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driven by Innovation so anything we can
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to increase scientists
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engineers money that we spend on
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education in my view is the best dollar
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we can spend of taxpayers money get it
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back so final question Arizona is one of
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the Battleground States and if K she has
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a number of paths to win and Arizona a
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lot of them go through Arizona um how is
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uh the race for Senate sizing up does
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that matter ker Lake versus Ruben GGO um
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how do you look at Arizona for Comm
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Harris and for the Senate because it's
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critical cuz Chuck Schumer is just
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saying we might win the Senate again or
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we're going to increase there people
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were worried that the Senate would be
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lost you know Chuck I think is uh is you
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know accurate in how he portrays the map
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and the probability of winning the
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Senate I think we're we're going to win
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back the Senate nobody thought we had it
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right well nobody thought we could in
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2022 people thought I was going to lose
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I won two competitive Senate races in
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2020 and then the second one in 2022
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it's tough Statewide elections are going
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to be close there I won by 2.4 and then
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5% uh Ruben gyo is going to win because
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he is a much better candidate than
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Carrie Lake conl Harris is going to win
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Arizona because she is a much I mean
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more accomplished experienced prosecutor
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Attorney General Senator vice president
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Donald Trump convicted
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felon um she is the person to lead us
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into the f future Donald Trump is not I
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think
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arizonans uh understand that and more of
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them are going to understand that every
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single day and when we get to November
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5th I'm confident she's gonna win and
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I'm going to do everything I can all
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right well thank you so much we
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appreciate it excellent vice president
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thank you yeah they sh had a lot of
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choices good choices really good Cho
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really good choices and Beyond you guys
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yeah absolutely
