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Thank you everyone for allowing 
me to break in your daily lives.

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This is Michael Moore and this 
is the emergency broadcast 

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system. 
Awesome part of our Rumble 

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podcast and we are coming to you
now here on Wednesday night. 

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You may be listening to this on 
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It's still going to be relevant 
because there is a showdown 

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these two bills that provide 
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But also the human 
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Bill put forth by President 
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progressive caucus in the House 
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the American people basic 
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Whether it's child care. 
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Medicare for our elderly 
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the dentist so that they can get
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get a pair of glasses, expanding
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just the Basic Essentials for 
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also to finally take on an in a 
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we're facing on planet Earth. 
It's all in this bill and yet 

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there are two senators that are 
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This is going to get voted on. 
It could happen tomorrow 

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morning. 
It could happen the next day, 

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but this is happening right now 
and everybody needs to contact 

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their members of Congress and 
their Senators, 20 22, 24, 31 

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Do you get a busy signal 200 to 

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225 3121? 
Those numbers and links will be 

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right here on this podcast 
platform page, but we are in an 

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emergency right now and that's 
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you as soon as possible. 
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We have, we have a member of 
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They're getting ready to vote on
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the debt ceiling and all that, 
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from Minnesota Minneapolis. 
A little bit of st. 

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Paul, or just Minneapolis 
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Others founding suburbs. 
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Places where the Coen Brothers 
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That's all I know. 
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And Louis Park is. 
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And that is, of course, the 
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Omar, welcome to rumble. 
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of a number of votes this 
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people. 
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afternoon on Wednesday, the 29th
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pins and needles. 
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are in the know about these 
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lasting historical impact. 
If we get these past and the 

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thing is congresswoman, maybe 
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update right now as to where 
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in this woman because I know 
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So, just where are we at? 

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I think, especially people who 
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to know, they want to hear. 
Or is this the First Time In Our

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their ground for the people and 
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that we need Hast. 
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Well, let me, first of all, 
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listeners, it's really great to 
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We Are deliberating on number of
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have and could have a lasting 
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people, we have to vote on 
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Continued, resolution that will 
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reconciliation larger piece that
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agenda that the president ran on
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fighting on. 
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have investments in childcare 
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college and trade schools. 
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Now nine, the good news is 95 
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to implement this agenda. 
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people and this is Is are 
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to actually prove that. 
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read every single, one of the 
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The majority of Americans 
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what I call others these two 
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bridges, and tunnels, and Rural 
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being from Minneapolis and the 
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this reconciliation but I think 
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Senate is said, yes it can. 
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as you said, Pre-K, child care 
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hearing aid, that's what this 
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progressives always are, you 
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legislation and we're really 
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people really feeling actual 
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compromise compromise 
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right for the people who have 
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communities to continue to do 
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we're not willing to do. 
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And I think you know for us the 
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isn't perfect but we're willing 
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for it as a yes. 
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Democrats in our caucus who 
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Peace isn't what they would have
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Now, we just need to hear from, 
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him and Cinema just seems to be 
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I want, you know, their 
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out and, you know, being in 
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Because what we are pushing for,
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investment in people's lives. 
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I can't imagine how, you know, 
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that will benefit from it. 
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And we can't continue to make 
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So people are listening to this 
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If you live in Arizona or West 
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your time, to call your two 
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That one in West Virginia. 
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Arizona, kyrsten Sinema and I'm 
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of folks and I'll put it on my 
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If you don't have a pen to write
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human, being will answer the 
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all you have to do is say, I 
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or senator Incheon. 
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that's the number for the senate
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3121. 
Yeah, and that only does the 

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human being answer us, you will 
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members so that you can actually
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that these calls do get, we get 
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Out of every single phone call 
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And so when there is an uptick, 
in a particular area of interest

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from our constituents, you know,
we're able to know and we're 

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able to make a decision in 
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vote. 
A lot of people hear their 

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members say, you know, I heard 
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decision to go. 
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This is your chance to make sure
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you so we can get them to a yes 
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that will make an impact in your
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So it does make a difference to 
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as a member of Congress you pay 
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You see that read out every day 
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what they said and you do care 
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So, you know, it's not, it's not
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being kept in the loop of how 
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what was what we're doing and 
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constantly from our staff, the 
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coming in and the ways in which 
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actually represent them so you 
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two senators. 
Because as you pointed out, they

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roads and bridges one right way,
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At first, there is a chance. 
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manche mansion in cinema II, did
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I said President Biden. 
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Back in the Lyndon Johnson days,
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do you need in? 
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What you need? 
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a new yacht, but I'm going to 
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that you hold in your hands 
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for your people. 
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listen to say, oh, Mike, don't 
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of politicking but my friend's, 
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Isn't that both of these bills? 
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that we get these things that we
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It's so important. 
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in poverty, offer, Joe manchin, 
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this for you, your life isn't 
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week ago or a month ago. 
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Say stuff like this because it's
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Ticking. 
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got to tell you right now, 
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matter what state they're in 
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what in these bills are they 
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this, the the these are the 
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me in this piece of legislation.
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like what do you want to see in 
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what you don't want to see? 
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Republican listeners, but if you
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members as well write like this.
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This is a investment in people's
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investments, in the lives of the
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I read a piece this week. 
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the human infrastructure Bill 
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benefit red states to such an 
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and they should be behind this. 
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It's going to take all of us to 
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back better agenda. 
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see that photo. 
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holding hands now, it's a day 
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get through 10 million. 
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the, the statistic of how many 
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reconciliation bill, right? 
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of legislation and believe that 
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ultimately all come together and
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in the house that have and so 
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hold hands and want to see this 
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as we're recording this right 
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None of us know how with the end
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there has been some progress 
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hours and hopefully you know we 
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with Bill's to have a vote 
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only going to be a failure in in
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failure in the president's 
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delivering on our promise, to 
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in actually having, you know, 
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you and Rasheeda and the squad, 
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It's so wonderful to see that 
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but important group. 
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members of Congress of the house
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us and have said, we will not 
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We will not let this which means
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And I know there's some people 
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Well, Mike, that's not good. 
We need to go. 

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No, no, we're done. 
We're tired of this. 

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that they don't they believe in 
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stick to it. 
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always the ones backing down 
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impressive. 
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cycles and I can tell you I have
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I have not seen a caucus that 
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are not part of our caucus to 
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in our fight on behalf of 
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It's truly incredible. 
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and what we have seen her do is 
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Frontline members to stick up 
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fight for this investment with 
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say, you know, the the devils in
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the people have appreciated, how
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how they can easily see the 
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passed and so there's just 
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done in our caucus were you know
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we're both. 
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to do what we can to hold. 
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people get what they have been 
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Well, your office is telling me 
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be in a couple minutes. 
So I just want to thank you 

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again. 
And I want to congratulate you 

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to your Memoir. 
This is what America looks like.

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This is such a great book of of 
your whole journey, from the 

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refugee camps in Africa, all the
way to the United States 

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Congress on that beautiful day. 
When you and Rasheeda, became 

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the two, first Muslim women ever
to be sworn in, to represent us 

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in the It states. 
So honored to have you on, thank

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you for always standing up for 
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You are a woman of conscience 
and you are strong and we are 

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lucky to have you. 
And I just can't thank you 

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enough for this and what you've 
got to go through in these next 

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24 to 48 hours. 
We are all hanging in there with

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you everybody listening to this 
200 to 225 3121. 

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That's the Capitol Hill 
switchboard congresswoman Omar, 

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thank you. 
I'm the bottom of my heart. 

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Thank you. 
I just hope the people stand 

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with us and they continue to 
help us get their members on 

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board. 
We are really close and with 

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their help. 
We are going to be victorious. 

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Make your voice heard everybody.
Thank you. 

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Good luck. 
On the vote. 

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Don't shut the United States. 
Now we're we're so open. 

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We're still baking cookies and 
thank you for that. 

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And all of us here who work on 
this. 

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This podcast. 
Thank you. 

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Appreciate you be well. 
Bye-bye. 

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All right, there you go, folks. 
Congresswoman Omar is off to 

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vote you and I are off to the 
phones right now to call our 

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members of Congress. 
If you don't know who your 

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member is, just when you call 
the switchboard, the human than 

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answers, just say what ZIP code 
you're in, they should be able 

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to figure it out and they'll 
transfer you to your actual 

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member of Congress. 
You may just get an eight or in 

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a system but that's okay. 
Just let them know. 

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You expect both bills to be 
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Time the first infrastructure 
bill and the second human 

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infrastructure. 
Bill both to be passed, 20 22, 

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24, 31 21 or 20 22, 25 3121 and 
yes especially if you live in 

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Arizona or West Virginia, 
Senator manchin Senator Cinema, 

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frankly my friends, you know how
this works. 

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They need to hear a tsunami of 
phone calls right now. 

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On Capitol Hill from We, the 
People, We expect no less than 

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both of these infrastructure 
bills to be passed in the way 

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that President Biden has said 
that he wants this agenda passed

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to build back better as he says.
And what he means by that kind 

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of clunky English is, it's not 
enough for us just to build back

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to the way it was before the 
pandemic. 

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We have to build a better 
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One that takes care of its 
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way you. 
My friends are part of this 20 2

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2 2, 4 3, 1 to 10 or 20 22, 25 
3121, do it now and do it again 

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tomorrow morning. 
When you wake up it only takes 

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30 seconds, we are in a critical
critical Moment, We Can Make 

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History happen in a way as 
congresswoman. 

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Omar said hasn't happened since 
the 1930s. 

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Let's do this now. 
Thank you everybody. 

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For letting me interrupt your 
day your evening. 

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And thank you for those of you 
who are listening to this on my 

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sub stack. 
Again, if you're not on my sub 

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stack, just go to Michael 
more.com type in your email 

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address and you'll get these 
podcasts sent to you. 

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You won't have to go looking for
them. 

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It'll just come to you once a 
week. 

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Sometimes twice a week depending
if there's an emergency but 

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please sign up. 
I'd like I want to be able to 

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send these to you and it doesn't
cost anything. 

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It's all, it's all free. 
Just Mark the free box and 

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you'll get this. 
Okay? 

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We've got to get to work. 
So thank you. 

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This has been the emergency 
broadcast system Rumble with 

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Michael Moore. 
I'm Michael Moore. 

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Thank you all of you for 
standing for something so 

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important. 
This week be well.

