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  • Brought to you in part by the
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  • International fellowship of christians and jews.
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  • The dems are in the middle of a crash out.
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  • They are, the progressive wing,
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  • At least of the party is freaking out.
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  • They think that they're being sold out by chuck schumer
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  • And the establishment moderate wing.
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  • Dick durbin actually broke ranks.
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  • Fetterman not a surprise there.
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  • Cortez masto, jacky rosen from nevada, both
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  • Those senators but the base energy's raging against them.
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  • So i think it's a tenuous hold.
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  • I'm not going to like, spike any footballs,
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  • Just yet, but it does seem that it's going to happen.
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  • So in the meantime, before that happened,
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  • What everybody
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  • Was talking about, blake, was this 50 year mortgage idea.
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  • And why that hit very close to home
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  • Is housing was something charlie talked a lot about.
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  • Gen z getting skin in the game,
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  • You know, buying into the american dream,
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  • Not becoming a bunch of raging socialist.
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  • And we see homeownership
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  • As a very key component of the american dream
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  • Of getting into the economic ladder.
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  • So this 50 year mortgage idea hits.
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  • It really was going to
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  • Be the lead story unless the the
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  • Government shut down news broke last night.
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  • And why this is key is because it's
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  • Reeking of debt slavery to a lot of people.
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  • We should
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  • We should set this up and just you know, what
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  • Trump said about, well, let's let's set it up.
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  • Let's set it up.
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  • The so so basically, just so you know,
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  • We've been talking about this independently.
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  • I think it's been
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  • Getting into the ether this gen z economic moonshot.
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  • How do we get gen z to buy into the american dream
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  • Was one of charlie's biggest, messaging components
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  • In the last couple months of his life.
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  • And then blake, go ahead and tell us.
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  • So trump so do we.
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  • Do we have a sorry if we don't have this
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  • Because i'm dropping it on the show team right away.
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  • But if we have that because this
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  • I think this basically started with trump
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  • Just posting this untruth where it might have been.
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  • I'm not sure what generated this, but it was great.
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  • American presidents and it showed 30 year mortgage
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  • President rose, fdr
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  • Because that
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  • I don't know if he invented it, but it was like standardized
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  • Under a lot of his new deal programs out there.
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  • We have it there,
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  • And then it has 50 year mortgage, president trump.
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  • And so and then
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  • That same day on saturday, this is when it happened.
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  • The admin confirmed the yeah, the fh, for director
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  • Bill pulte kind of said
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  • We're working on this and other big changes to mortgages.
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  • And yeah, it created a lot of reaction
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  • Because the 30 year mortgage as it currently is, is you
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  • Pay well, you pay for your house for 30 years.
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  • So let's say you bought it when you were 25 or 30.
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  • You're probably fully paying it off
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  • Around the time that you're reaching
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  • Your late middle age or early retirement period.
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  • 50 year mortgage.
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  • As you said, it makes you raise an eyebrow
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  • A bit because like, let's say you're a 35 year old,
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  • You know, kind of millennial and you don't own a house yet.
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  • You maybe finally got married,
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  • You finally had a kid, you want to buy a home,
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  • A 50 year mortgage that goes from
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  • You are paying this off around the time you retire to.
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  • You will likely not pay this off before you die.
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  • So yeah, if you do the math here.
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  • So a median home price in america is $500,000.
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  • I'm going to use i'm going to use round terms.
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  • It's just to say it's approximately $500,000.
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  • If you at the prevailing interest rates
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  • Of about 6% right now, if you have a $500,000 home
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  • And a 30 year mortgage, you're going to pay
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  • About a half million dollars
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  • More in interest over those 30 years.
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  • So a $500,000 home is actually $1 million.
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  • If you add 20 years to the mortgage.
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  • So it's it becomes a basically a triple, is it correct?
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  • Well, a $500,000 home then will cost you more
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  • Than 1.5 million over the price over the time of.
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  • Yeah. so doubles i should say doubles the interest.
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  • So even though it's 20 more years it's it doubles it.
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  • Yeah.
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  • So the the interest the way that they calculate interest.
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  • Yeah. it more than doubles it.
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  • So you're essentially tripling the cost
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  • That you would have to pay for as opposed to being cash up.
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  • Now i should caveat that it is over 20 years, which
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  • If you have an interest spike, which we've had a big interest
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  • Spike the last five years, that can
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  • If you're in at like a lower
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  • Interest rate, that can radically reduce
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  • The effective amount that you are paying.
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  • So it's double the amount of interest.
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  • But you can kind of bake in that.
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  • There will be continued inflation
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  • In the us currency over that time span. yeah.
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  • So here's my basic point.
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  • And i want to put this up.
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  • This is from bill pulte.
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  • You mentioned him before.
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  • Image 92.
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  • The i think the admin
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  • Got the message pretty quickly that this was not the type
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  • Of solution that we were looking for.
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  • Now, my glass is a little half full on this,
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  • And i'll explain in just a second.
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  • He says, we hear you.
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  • We are laser focused on
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  • Ensuring the american dream for young people.
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  • All caps.
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  • And that can only happen
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  • On the economic level of home buying.
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  • A 50 year mortgage is simply
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  • A potential weapon in a wide arsenal of solutions
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  • That we're developing right away.
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  • Stay tuned.
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  • So i want everybody that was black pilling on this,
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  • You know, because there is this growing sense
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  • That a lot of this economic populism is phony.
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  • It's fake. it's it's it's a paper tiger.
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  • It's a it's a pr, it's an optics thing.
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  • Where's the actual, conservative economic populist
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  • Idea. right.
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  • So i but but to this point, you know, i was talking with
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  • Some very well known
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  • Conservative influencers over the and thought
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  • Leaders really over the, over the weekend.
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  • And one of them's really into business.
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  • Got a lot of businesses, got a lot of,
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  • He understands the way, you know, to leverage interest,
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  • To leverage debt, all these things.
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  • And his point was like, listen, man,
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  • If i could have got a 50 year mortgage at 3% interest rates
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  • And i could have got much more house for my my money,
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  • I would have taken that any day,
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  • Wait till my income shot up a little bit, refinance
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  • To a back to a 30, and then i'm locked in.
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  • And i will say that,
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  • You know, potentially this address is like, let's say
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  • 5% of the it's hopeful, you know, it's an idea.
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  • It's probably not what i would have led with, exactly.
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  • I mean, that's the key.
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  • That's and
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  • Yeah, if it's an option that is better
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  • Than a 30 year for you, you should take it.
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  • But that is i don't think we can say, oh,
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  • We rolled out a new type of mortgage
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  • Where you won't pay it off till you die.
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  • And say that that is the ideal thing.
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  • And i this is an issue.
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  • As we mentioned, charlie was very passionate about it.
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  • So let's,
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  • Let's loop
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  • In, one of charlie's clips on this and let's get why
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  • This is important.
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  • This is, charlie explaining why not owning creates so much
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  • Political radicalism in america. clip 49.
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  • You have a generation that that is
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  • That does not own stuff, then all of a sudden
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  • Political radicalization starts to seep in.
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  • I have a question for all of you in the audience.
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  • And this should hammer at home.
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  • It's from my friend frank turek.
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  • And i told him as soon as he said it,
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  • I said, i'm going to steal this one.
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  • Frank, when was the last time you washed a rental car?
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  • When you rent a car from hertz or from avis, do you wash it?
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  • Do you go get the oil checked on that rental car?
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  • Of course not.
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  • It's not yours and you know it.
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  • You're borrowing it.
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  • And it's no different than how people are living
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  • In apartments endlessly till they're 32, 33.
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  • They have two kids and they have to rent because
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  • The access to the housing market is so impossible.
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  • You have an entire population generation
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  • That is on the outside looking in,
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  • And that is a prerequisite for a political revolution.
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  • If we don't turn renters into owners.
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  • Yeah, this is people in the audience.
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  • This is the key issue of our time.
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  • This is the what's giving rise to mamdani ism and gionee ism.
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  • We must address that.
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  • In genesis
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  • 12 three, god made a powerful promise
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  • To abraham, the father of the jewish people.
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  • I will bless those who bless you.
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  • The christian bible tells us
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  • That we have been grafted into god's family tree.
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  • The rich olive tree of israel,
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  • The very foundations of the christian faith,
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  • The bible and jesus, whom christians call
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  • The messiah, are deeply rooted in israel.
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  • Supporting israel aligns christians with god's
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  • Prophetic timeline.
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  • It demonstrates our willingness to be instruments of
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  • God's blessing, uplifting his chosen people,
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  • And it calls us to confront and heal
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  • The centuries old wounds of anti-semitism.
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  • The scripture says how good and how
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  • Pleasant it is when brethren dwell together.
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  • You can be part of this historic movement
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  • Of bringing light to our world.
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  • Learn more by going to ifc.
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  • J.org today.
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  • J.org today.
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  • We got senator mark wayne moline.
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  • Next segment, we're going to dive
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  • Into the particulars of the government shutdown.
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  • And if it's
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  • Actually going to reopen, which it seems poised to do.
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  • Let's read some of these emails on the 50 year mortgage.
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  • Yeah, yeah.
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  • So, emails i've read about charlie
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  • Kirk and also,
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  • Tell us if you are a boomer or a boomer,
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  • There's only only two generations anymore
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  • Or a millennial or whatever. whatever.
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  • It'd be super boomer.
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  • I'd like to see different generational
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  • Takes on this, if possible.
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  • And, but we had, linda said, on a 50 year
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  • You would actually just be renting your home.
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  • Now, technically not true. of course,
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  • You would very slowly be building equity in it.
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  • But i think that sentiment that at 50 years you are really
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  • It will feel like you are renting. yeah.
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  • Because you never kind of
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  • Really get to anticipate the actual experience of, oh,
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  • I want to, i want to,
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  • I want to and well, i want to react to that.
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  • Just real quick, really quick.
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  • So yes, it does have and we admitted this.
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  • We conceded this point actually
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  • Before the break or before the show.
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  • Blake and i were talking about this.
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  • But yeah it does. it does reek of debt slavery.
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  • But let me tell you this.
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  • If you have rented a property and every year
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  • The landlord increases your rent,
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  • Then you're locking into a 50 year mortgage.
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  • If it's fixed,
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  • At least you would have the stability
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  • To know what your payment is going to be. right.
  • 00:09:48.945 --> 00:09:50.681
  • So that's just one pushback to that potentially.
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  • But it's still i
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  • Very much understand where that one's coming from.
  • 00:09:54.851 --> 00:09:57.020
  • Then we have and i guess, you know, yeah,
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  • If it's fixed, you know,
  • 00:09:58.388 --> 00:09:59.356
  • It just does gradually go down with inflation.
  • 00:09:59.356 --> 00:10:02.225
  • Then we have, michelle said, i thought y'all were smarter.
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  • No one says you have to take a 50 year mortgage.
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  • It's just an option.
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  • Just like a 15 year mortgage at 25 years old.
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  • That's just like
  • 00:10:12.536 --> 00:10:13.570
  • I did with a 15 year mortgage at 25 years old.
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  • Balloon payment. and guess what?
  • 00:10:16.106 --> 00:10:17.607
  • I paid it off.
  • 00:10:17.607 --> 00:10:18.742
  • I understand that, but at the same time,
  • 00:10:18.742 --> 00:10:21.111
  • Like, yes, it's just an option.
  • 00:10:21.111 --> 00:10:22.946
  • But i think people can sense that,
  • 00:10:22.946 --> 00:10:25.716
  • It's sort of the oh,
  • 00:10:26.183 --> 00:10:28.852
  • The option everyone used to have has gotten worse.
  • 00:10:28.852 --> 00:10:31.555
  • So here's this option that might be better,
  • 00:10:31.555 --> 00:10:33.957
  • But it's sort of just perpetuating a system
  • 00:10:33.957 --> 00:10:36.259
  • That's in decline.
  • 00:10:36.259 --> 00:10:36.993
  • It's sort of like oh, well,
  • 00:10:36.993 --> 00:10:38.161
  • We can kick you in the shins instead, that'll hurt less.
  • 00:10:38.161 --> 00:10:40.330
  • So what it does
  • 00:10:40.330 --> 00:10:41.364
  • Optically, i think it does send a signal like,
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  • Hey, we understand nobody can afford this.
  • 00:10:43.166 --> 00:10:45.001
  • So instead of making things
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  • More affordable or addressing underlying
  • 00:10:46.069 --> 00:10:48.105
  • Affordability issues, yes, we're just gonna make it
  • 00:10:48.105 --> 00:10:51.007
  • So that you could pay the debt off long.
  • 00:10:51.007 --> 00:10:52.476
  • Yes, exactly, exactly.
  • 00:10:52.476 --> 00:10:53.910
  • And that feels really disingenuous
  • 00:10:53.910 --> 00:10:55.545
  • When you actually realize there's a structural supply
  • 00:10:55.545 --> 00:10:57.581
  • And demand problem where we're letting in 1.2
  • 00:10:57.581 --> 00:10:59.983
  • Million, foreigners into this country every year
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  • When americans can't even buy their own homes.
  • 00:11:03.153 --> 00:11:04.988
  • So, like,
  • 00:11:04.988 --> 00:11:06.189
  • You know, there is a the social compact is breaking down.
  • 00:11:06.189 --> 00:11:08.725
  • We can all feel it.
  • 00:11:08.725 --> 00:11:09.726
  • So let's address that.
  • 00:11:09.726 --> 00:11:10.827
  • But no, we're just. and then we have, patricia.
  • 00:11:10.827 --> 00:11:13.029
  • And she says it's bad
  • 00:11:13.029 --> 00:11:14.765
  • As far as accumulated interest payments.
  • 00:11:14.765 --> 00:11:16.433
  • But how many people actually
  • 00:11:16.433 --> 00:11:17.734
  • Keep their original 30 year mortgage?
  • 00:11:17.734 --> 00:11:19.469
  • You know, i actually don't know.
  • 00:11:19.469 --> 00:11:20.337
  • That'd be an interesting stat.
  • 00:11:20.337 --> 00:11:21.438
  • How about we finance like, you should grab that graph
  • 00:11:21.438 --> 00:11:23.373
  • Of the price of homes over the years.
  • 00:11:23.373 --> 00:11:25.208
  • Yeah, i'll grab that in a sucker. yeah.
  • 00:11:25.208 --> 00:11:27.177
  • And she just points out i think people generally refinance
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  • Or sell their houses and obtain new mortgages.
  • 00:11:30.814 --> 00:11:33.083
  • So the interest rate
  • 00:11:33.083 --> 00:11:33.884
  • For a full 30 year
  • 00:11:33.884 --> 00:11:35.385
  • Mortgage is not necessarily relevant in the long term.
  • 00:11:35.385 --> 00:11:38.388
  • People are always trading up or refinancing.
  • 00:11:38.388 --> 00:11:40.924
  • Also interest is tax deductible.
  • 00:11:40.924 --> 00:11:43.260
  • That is true.
  • 00:11:43.260 --> 00:11:44.261
  • One thing i would flag as an issue potentially,
  • 00:11:44.261 --> 00:11:47.130
  • You know how amortization works on amortization.
  • 00:11:47.130 --> 00:11:50.467
  • Yeah. and i can't pronounce sense. right.
  • 00:11:50.467 --> 00:11:52.269
  • But and what that means is early on you're
  • 00:11:52.269 --> 00:11:56.273
  • Paying a lot more in interest than you are in principal.
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  • Yeah.
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  • And so you aren't racking up that much equity
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  • In the early years,
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  • Even of a 30 year mortgage with a 50 year.
  • 00:12:03.513 --> 00:12:05.248
  • I have to imagine that's really bad.
  • 00:12:05.248 --> 00:12:06.583
  • Where at ten years in,
  • 00:12:06.583 --> 00:12:09.186
  • You don't have
  • 00:12:09.186 --> 00:12:10.253
  • 20% of the house, you might have 10% of the house
  • 00:12:10.253 --> 00:12:13.056
  • Or something. yeah, yeah, yeah.
  • 00:12:13.056 --> 00:12:14.724
  • And so i think that would be a concern with the ability
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  • To sell it off.
  • 00:12:17.427 --> 00:12:18.361
  • Like you'll have surprisingly little equity
  • 00:12:18.361 --> 00:12:20.530
  • On that 50 year mortgage.
  • 00:12:20.530 --> 00:12:21.798
  • Let me get that, chart.
  • 00:12:21.798 --> 00:12:23.600
  • So, so let me, let me
  • 00:12:23.600 --> 00:12:25.535
  • Who was the one that talked about how the whoever that
  • 00:12:25.535 --> 00:12:28.071
  • Caller was or emailer that, that said, you usually end up
  • 00:12:28.071 --> 00:12:30.974
  • Rolling over or you refinance, you sell the home.
  • 00:12:30.974 --> 00:12:34.110
  • That is the argument in favor of this, right?
  • 00:12:34.110 --> 00:12:36.580
  • So the argument in favor is that
  • 00:12:36.580 --> 00:12:37.814
  • At least you're getting owners.
  • 00:12:37.814 --> 00:12:39.983
  • So it does address part of the problem.
  • 00:12:39.983 --> 00:12:43.353
  • I do not think it should be the the end all be all.
  • 00:12:43.353 --> 00:12:46.122
  • This is not a silver bullet,
  • 00:12:46.122 --> 00:12:47.257
  • But it does address part of the problem.
  • 00:12:47.257 --> 00:12:48.425
  • Because if you are a 30 year old
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  • And you're buying a home on a 50 year mortgage,
  • 00:12:50.126 --> 00:12:53.597
  • At least you're getting that sense of ownership.
  • 00:12:53.597 --> 00:12:56.266
  • You probably are going
  • 00:12:56.266 --> 00:12:57.667
  • To end up trading up or selling that home,
  • 00:12:57.667 --> 00:13:00.637
  • Or using the equity that you build into it,
  • 00:13:00.637 --> 00:13:02.706
  • Or that it just accrues because you build equity
  • 00:13:02.706 --> 00:13:05.408
  • As the asset appreciates.
  • 00:13:05.408 --> 00:13:06.943
  • And then you would use that to leverage
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  • Other home purchases in the future.
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  • Right? okay.
  • 00:13:10.447 --> 00:13:11.047
  • So so i agree with that.
  • 00:13:11.047 --> 00:13:12.482
  • And i think it's important.
  • 00:13:12.482 --> 00:13:13.783
  • But what we need to also be doing
  • 00:13:13.783 --> 00:13:16.052
  • This is why i highlighted the bill.
  • 00:13:16.052 --> 00:13:17.087
  • Pulte tweet is that, you know what.
  • 00:13:17.087 --> 00:13:19.890
  • And this is what charlie advocated for.
  • 00:13:19.890 --> 00:13:21.491
  • This is people like benny
  • 00:13:21.491 --> 00:13:22.626
  • Johnson are working on right now is we need
  • 00:13:22.626 --> 00:13:24.194
  • We have a supply and demand problem issue as well
  • 00:13:24.194 --> 00:13:26.630
  • Where we need to buy more or build more homes.
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  • We need to build a lot of them,
  • 00:13:29.699 --> 00:13:31.668
  • And we need to make that easier for first time
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  • Home buyers to be prioritized.
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  • No foreign buyers, no institutional money,
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  • No, you know, blackstone's or private
  • 00:13:37.474 --> 00:13:40.043
  • Equity groups buying up massive swaths of the inventory.
  • 00:13:40.043 --> 00:13:43.313
  • And so that's that's key.
  • 00:13:43.313 --> 00:13:44.681
  • But also,
  • 00:13:44.681 --> 00:13:46.016
  • I think we should get creative about, hey,
  • 00:13:46.016 --> 00:13:47.784
  • Do do young people under the age of 35,
  • 00:13:47.784 --> 00:13:50.687
  • Do they get to write off $50,000?
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  • Do they get to write off their entire mortgage altogether?
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  • Where are
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  • The tears from the pain.
  • 00:14:00.363 --> 00:14:02.699
  • The life that she lived.
  • 00:14:02.699 --> 00:14:04.834
  • She's a survivor of auschwitz.
  • 00:14:04.834 --> 00:14:08.271
  • The years that they would just beat her ears.
  • 00:14:08.271 --> 00:14:11.041
  • That she didn't have food and felt hungry.
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  • And our answer is love.
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  • Before, with a gift of only $25.
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  • You'll deliver a life saving food box into the hands
  • 00:14:21.284 --> 00:14:24.454
  • Of an elderly jew in need.
  • 00:14:24.454 --> 00:14:27.190
  • I wasn't only saying people have a heart.
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  • There are good people today.
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  • Call, scan or go online now.
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  • And the international
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  • Fellowship of christians
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  • And jews will rush your food box today saudi arabia.
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  • This is a holy moment.
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  • What you're doing is not simply being kind.
  • 00:14:42.806 --> 00:14:46.209
  • You are prophetically stepping into the scriptures
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  • And being part of their redemption and our own.
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  • Please call, scan or go online now.
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  • Please call, scan or go online now.
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  • We are joined by senator mark wayne mullen,
  • 00:15:05.463 --> 00:15:07.264
  • Senator from the great state of oklahoma.
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  • Senator, where are we at now?
  • 00:15:09.000 --> 00:15:10.768
  • Jackie rosen was that 60th vote.
  • 00:15:10.768 --> 00:15:12.503
  • Well, cornyn ended up being the 60th vote
  • 00:15:12.503 --> 00:15:14.638
  • After a little bit of a flight delay, i'm told.
  • 00:15:14.638 --> 00:15:16.474
  • Where are we at now, senator?
  • 00:15:16.474 --> 00:15:19.143
  • So let me explain the process.
  • 00:15:19.143 --> 00:15:20.778
  • Last night,
  • 00:15:20.778 --> 00:15:21.812
  • We had a motion to proceed to get on the bill,
  • 00:15:21.812 --> 00:15:23.781
  • Which invoked 30 hours of debate.
  • 00:15:23.781 --> 00:15:26.283
  • Once we finish that 30 hours, which, by the way,
  • 00:15:26.283 --> 00:15:29.286
  • The house can or the democrats can give back
  • 00:15:29.286 --> 00:15:32.456
  • That time any time they want to.
  • 00:15:32.456 --> 00:15:34.925
  • Once they get back the time or the clock expires,
  • 00:15:34.925 --> 00:15:38.562
  • We have to have a motion to amend the house.
  • 00:15:38.562 --> 00:15:41.999
  • Cr because we're we're changing
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  • The date from november 21st to december to january 30th,
  • 00:15:44.135 --> 00:15:47.905
  • And then we're taking out three cr bills because we can't
  • 00:15:47.905 --> 00:15:51.342
  • All 12 cr continue resolution on all 12 bills.
  • 00:15:51.342 --> 00:15:54.578
  • We're replacing them with three of trump priority bills,
  • 00:15:54.578 --> 00:15:57.948
  • Which is mil con military agg and and ledge.
  • 00:15:57.948 --> 00:16:02.620
  • And so we're going to cr three
  • 00:16:02.620 --> 00:16:04.221
  • Bills, put in three funding bills for president trump.
  • 00:16:04.221 --> 00:16:07.124
  • And then and then once we we do the amendment,
  • 00:16:07.124 --> 00:16:10.227
  • We have another 30 hour debate which could technically
  • 00:16:10.227 --> 00:16:13.898
  • Take us into to wednesday.
  • 00:16:13.898 --> 00:16:15.633
  • I think they will yield back all their time.
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  • And we'll wrap it up tonight.
  • 00:16:18.736 --> 00:16:20.171
  • The house will have to
  • 00:16:20.171 --> 00:16:21.305
  • Come back and vote on it probably sometime on wednesday
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  • And will reopen the government.
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  • Break down the the basics of the deal, senator.
  • 00:16:24.875 --> 00:16:27.745
  • So i know rifts were involved.
  • 00:16:27.745 --> 00:16:30.147
  • I know guarantee vote on the aca subsidies.
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  • Who's getting what in this exchange.
  • 00:16:35.519 --> 00:16:37.621
  • In this.
  • 00:16:37.621 --> 00:16:38.656
  • Well, there really wasn't a deal that we struck.
  • 00:16:38.656 --> 00:16:41.392
  • What we offered on was a guaranteed vote on aca,
  • 00:16:41.392 --> 00:16:45.196
  • But we offered them, which is affordable
  • 00:16:45.196 --> 00:16:47.164
  • Health care, which is unaffordable.
  • 00:16:47.164 --> 00:16:48.332
  • We can break that down anytime we want to, andrew.
  • 00:16:48.332 --> 00:16:50.935
  • But what we offer, we offer them
  • 00:16:50.935 --> 00:16:53.404
  • A guaranteed vote, not an outcome, just a vote
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  • Back in october 16th so we could
  • 00:16:56.607 --> 00:16:59.009
  • Open the government weeks ago,
  • 00:16:59.009 --> 00:17:00.744
  • Their riff was really the white house.
  • 00:17:00.744 --> 00:17:03.380
  • We didn't offer that. what the riff.
  • 00:17:03.380 --> 00:17:05.316
  • What happened with
  • 00:17:05.316 --> 00:17:06.817
  • The refugees are all the employees
  • 00:17:06.817 --> 00:17:08.452
  • That were fired since october 1st.
  • 00:17:08.452 --> 00:17:10.421
  • So basically, since the shutdown,
  • 00:17:10.421 --> 00:17:12.423
  • The president trump in the white house offered tim
  • 00:17:12.423 --> 00:17:16.127
  • Kaine to put these people
  • 00:17:16.127 --> 00:17:18.395
  • Back on payroll, but only until january 30th.
  • 00:17:18.395 --> 00:17:22.166
  • So that doesn't mean they can't be refired
  • 00:17:22.166 --> 00:17:25.169
  • They're going to get their backpay
  • 00:17:25.169 --> 00:17:26.804
  • And then make it through the holidays
  • 00:17:26.804 --> 00:17:28.606
  • And then there
  • 00:17:28.606 --> 00:17:29.640
  • And then they can still be deemed unessential
  • 00:17:29.640 --> 00:17:32.109
  • And let go and shrink the size of government,
  • 00:17:32.109 --> 00:17:34.011
  • Which will probably be what happens.
  • 00:17:34.011 --> 00:17:35.312
  • So they what happens on january 30th, is it an automatic
  • 00:17:35.312 --> 00:17:39.783
  • Go back to what russ russ vote
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  • And others said it accomplished with these risks,
  • 00:17:41.752 --> 00:17:43.587
  • Which are reductions in force just in case
  • 00:17:43.587 --> 00:17:45.656
  • The audience is wondering what rifts are the
  • 00:17:45.656 --> 00:17:48.125
  • That's that's,
  • 00:17:48.125 --> 00:17:49.260
  • Calling the heard in the of the federal bureaucracy.
  • 00:17:49.260 --> 00:17:52.530
  • So so what happens on january 30th?
  • 00:17:52.530 --> 00:17:55.132
  • Well, january 30th, we did find ourselves
  • 00:17:56.033 --> 00:17:57.635
  • Right back in the same boat we are right now.
  • 00:17:57.635 --> 00:18:00.070
  • But what we're trying to do is do four more
  • 00:18:00.070 --> 00:18:02.740
  • Appropriation bills.
  • 00:18:02.740 --> 00:18:03.807
  • So that'll put us to seven
  • 00:18:03.807 --> 00:18:06.243
  • Total appropriation bills, remember?
  • 00:18:06.243 --> 00:18:07.878
  • Because as long as we do a cr continue resolution, we're
  • 00:18:07.878 --> 00:18:10.748
  • Actually still working underneath trump policy or not.
  • 00:18:10.748 --> 00:18:13.851
  • Trump policy, biden policy priorities and funding levels.
  • 00:18:13.851 --> 00:18:17.588
  • What we want to do is get out and get away from that
  • 00:18:17.588 --> 00:18:20.024
  • As much as possible and work with, underneath trump's policy
  • 00:18:20.024 --> 00:18:23.928
  • And his appropriation levels, which is significantly less
  • 00:18:23.928 --> 00:18:27.064
  • Than what the biden administration was.
  • 00:18:27.064 --> 00:18:29.200
  • So january
  • 00:18:29.200 --> 00:18:30.401
  • 30th, we're going to try to do four more appropriation bills.
  • 00:18:30.401 --> 00:18:33.103
  • That'll give us a total of seven appropriation
  • 00:18:33.103 --> 00:18:35.239
  • Bills that the because of the size
  • 00:18:35.239 --> 00:18:36.974
  • Of those seven, it's about 87% of the government funding.
  • 00:18:36.974 --> 00:18:40.678
  • And then we'll probably go ahead
  • 00:18:40.678 --> 00:18:42.046
  • And it can and cr continue resolution.
  • 00:18:42.046 --> 00:18:44.515
  • The rest of it, all the way our plan is,
  • 00:18:44.515 --> 00:18:48.085
  • Is to get it instead of it running out october 1st.
  • 00:18:48.085 --> 00:18:51.989
  • We're going to try to push it until december
  • 00:18:51.989 --> 00:18:54.024
  • So we can get it pass a midterm.
  • 00:18:54.024 --> 00:18:55.626
  • So the democrats can't use it as a leverage point.
  • 00:18:55.626 --> 00:18:58.429
  • Once again, you know, october 1st
  • 00:18:58.429 --> 00:19:01.599
  • I'm going to play two clips.
  • 00:19:01.599 --> 00:19:02.900
  • They're really short ones here, senator.
  • 00:19:02.900 --> 00:19:04.902
  • Let's let's let's so so you talked about chuck schumer
  • 00:19:04.902 --> 00:19:07.638
  • Being weak.
  • 00:19:07.638 --> 00:19:08.505
  • I think you were absolutely spot on the
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  • The left, the progressive wing of the party
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  • Is raging against schumer.
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  • Even though schumer was a no on reaching cloture, he's,
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  • The left is blaming
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  • Him for failing to control his people in the senate.
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  • His caucus 87 i think chuck schumer his days are over
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  • And we cannot put that
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  • If he cannot keep his caucus together, if he cannot keep
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  • His caucus together, he needs to go.
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  • He needs to be the democrats is they took crime
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  • Off the front page of every newspaper.
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  • That was the story.
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  • And they turned it into health care.
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  • You get these two competing visions of what,
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  • Are opinions of what has just taken place with this, this,
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  • The record longest government shutdown in our history.
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  • And so
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  • It was this
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  • All a game of optics, because at the end of the day,
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  • Nobody was going to have the votes.
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  • If you're the democrats, they weren't
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  • Going to have the votes to win this, this game of chicken.
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  • It was a political game of chicken.
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  • All for optics, all for nothing.
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  • They knew they weren't going to get the aca subsidies.
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  • So what's what's the takeaway here.
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  • What what what did we just put the country through.
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  • And for what it was all about politics for them.
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  • The republicans were trying to use policy.
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  • We're trying to have sound policy moving forward.
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  • Politics was all the democrats were doing here.
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  • This was never about the $1.4 trillion to, for illegals.
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  • If you remember,
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  • That conversation went away weeks ago.
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  • What this was is about making sure their base
  • 00:20:34.491 --> 00:20:37.127
  • Was ginned up for the no king rally.
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  • They were planning on reopening the government
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  • When they realized they couldn't
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  • Reopen the government because they knew
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  • November elections were coming.
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  • They quote,
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  • They said this to me because i was part of the negotiations.
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  • We can't reopen.
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  • Chuck schumer said that he'll release the handcuffs.
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  • That is a, quote, release the handcuffs
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  • Once the tuesday election is over,
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  • Because they were afraid their base
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  • Wouldn't show up to vote if they did it.
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  • Before that, there were 13 democrats that
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  • That agreed to to to vote to reopen the government.
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  • Now, what's really interesting, what the view said there
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  • Is, the view said that chuck schumer's days are numbered.
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  • Well, he's not up for reelection in 28,
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  • I think, because, madame,
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  • Remember, he's not a natural born citizen.
  • 00:21:15.799 --> 00:21:17.901
  • He was just he just became a citizen in 2018.
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  • I think they run him against chuck schumer.
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  • He doesn't stay in new york for years.
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  • He runs for chuck schumer seat and wins in 28 and 2028.
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  • And aoc is trying to get
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  • On the presidential ticket as either as a vp or
  • 00:21:31.615 --> 00:21:34.618
  • As a presidential nominee moving forward.
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  • Talking about joe, here's how ridiculous joe is.
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  • Now, joe is not one to actually talk about facts.
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  • He's he.
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  • No, he didn't say crime was down.
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  • He said they took it off the front page.
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  • Bingo. so he's playing politics too.
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  • Here's a reporter that's supposed
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  • To be reporting the facts, and he's praising the democrats
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  • For using this gimmick
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  • By holding the american people hostage.
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  • Or as leverage points for over 40 days, crashing
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  • Our economy.
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  • Our gdp was at 4%.
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  • It's down to 1%.
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  • We have more flight cancellations today
  • 00:22:05.916 --> 00:22:09.019
  • Than we ever had
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  • In the history united states, with the exception of 911.
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  • And he's praising it as a success
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  • Because they took crime off the front page.
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  • This is absurd.
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  • Yeah, that's a really i mean, it nothing
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  • Boils this down or distills the essence of what
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  • You just happened.
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  • More than that, it's it is all for optics.
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  • It doesn't matter.
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  • Like you said, the crime is actually down.
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  • It just matters. what what are people talking about?
  • 00:22:32.342 --> 00:22:34.077
  • It's all about political leverage and optics.
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  • And i
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  • Actually tweeted this out this morning
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  • That there is no moral high ground here.
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  • You get the
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  • The tell is in the reaction to what just took place.
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  • They didn't get their aca subsidies.
  • 00:22:46.790 --> 00:22:48.392
  • They knew they were never going to. we have the votes.
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  • They don't.
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  • So as long as we keep our caucus together,
  • 00:22:51.361 --> 00:22:53.597
  • You know, there was never going to
  • 00:22:53.597 --> 00:22:54.631
  • Be a situation where we sort of bent
  • 00:22:54.631 --> 00:22:56.800
  • The knee and you're like, oh, sure, let's
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  • But let's spend another $1.5 trillion that we don't have.
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  • And yeah, of course
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  • There's going to be some illegals
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  • And some people that joe biden lead in
  • 00:23:03.941 --> 00:23:05.309
  • That should not be getting that taxpayer money.
  • 00:23:05.309 --> 00:23:07.478
  • We all know that's the case.
  • 00:23:07.478 --> 00:23:08.612
  • You proved it last time you were on the show.
  • 00:23:08.612 --> 00:23:10.647
  • And so it's it's really infuriating to see that these,
  • 00:23:10.647 --> 00:23:13.617
  • These folks basically held the country hostage for 40 days
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  • When they knew they weren't
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  • Going to get anything because they simply thought
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  • They were getting political mome
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  • We truly are living in a historic time.
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  • After 738 days, the 20 living israeli hostages
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  • Have been released from captivity
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  • And those who were killed will finally rest in peace near
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  • Their loved ones. praise god!
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  • In this time of celebration, our good friends
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  • At the international fellowship of christians and jews
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  • Send their deepest gratitude for your prayers
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  • And unwavering support.
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  • Thanks to you, the fellowship has provided
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  • $300 million in emergency aid since october 7th,
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  • Including millions in direct support for the hostages
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  • And their families.
  • 00:23:56.226 --> 00:23:57.294
  • Of course, the road ahead is still a long one.
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  • Much needs to be done to restore
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  • And revive these victims of terrorism.
  • 00:24:01.665 --> 00:24:03.967
  • But that's exactly what the fellowship does.
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  • For example,
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  • They're assisting returned hostages,
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  • Along with their families and friends, with immediate
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  • Medical, psychological and financial support.
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  • They're also providing
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  • Mental health care for israelis of all ages.
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  • To find out how you can help, visit ifc.org.
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  • That's ifc.org.
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