Senator "Gramnesty" unloads on Democrats over border (04-18-2024--Hour3)

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[00:00:29] I am not here to make you love Lindsey Graham.

[00:00:34] That is not my purpose.

[00:00:35] Okay.

[00:00:36] I just want to make that very clear at the outset.

[00:00:40] My intent here is not to make you fall in love with Lindsey Graham.

[00:00:46] However, if you start feeling some feelings, no, I'm kidding.

[00:00:53] The reason I say this is because yesterday on the floor of the US Senate, there were

[00:01:03] speeches made by Republicans after Democrats refused to hold a trial for Alejandro Mayorkas,

[00:01:11] the Homeland Security Secretary who was impeached by the House on two articles

[00:01:16] of impeachment.

[00:01:17] One was failing to do his job.

[00:01:20] Right?

[00:01:22] The job that he took an oath to do and he is not doing it.

[00:01:26] Number one, and the second article of impeachment was lying to Congress, which is a felony.

[00:01:32] And Democrats rather than hear any of the evidence, they wiped away the charges.

[00:01:37] They said we're not hearing it because the charges we believe are unconstitutional

[00:01:40] and they made no there was no hearing.

[00:01:43] There was no debate about that.

[00:01:44] There was no presentation of evidence.

[00:01:47] There wasn't anything.

[00:01:48] They just determined by a vote of 51 to 49 that the charges were unconstitutional,

[00:01:56] even though they clearly are constitutional.

[00:02:01] So they blew up 230 years of precedent.

[00:02:03] The Democrats did yesterday, which now makes basically every single president and

[00:02:08] administration official impeachment proof as long as their party controls the Senate.

[00:02:18] And of all the people who spoke yesterday, Lindsey Gramnesty of all people, Lindsey

[00:02:25] Gramnesty on a border.

[00:02:27] Think about this.

[00:02:29] Lindsey Gramnesty on a border security matter was fired up.

[00:02:35] He was the most fired up.

[00:02:37] He was the angriest speaker after all this went down.

[00:02:41] He noted that President Bill Clinton was impeached for what?

[00:02:46] Lying in a civil lawsuit.

[00:02:49] Two days ago, Secretary Marrakesh was asked about the parole of the man alleged to

[00:02:57] kill to have killed Lakin Rowley, Mr. Ibera.

[00:03:01] Why was he paroled and how how he was paroled under the parole statute 212 D5.

[00:03:11] There's two ways parole can be granted.

[00:03:14] Unique humanitarian need circumstance.

[00:03:17] Your mother's dying.

[00:03:19] Something's going on bad.

[00:03:20] You need to get into the country on a temporary basis or special benefit to the United States.

[00:03:27] That means you're a witness in a probably cartel trial.

[00:03:31] Those are the only two reasons you can be paroled.

[00:03:35] And two days ago, no yesterday, Secretary Marrakesh said he did not know why Mr. Ibera

[00:03:42] was paroled.

[00:03:44] Which one of the two was it?

[00:03:45] This was a question from Congressman Bishop.

[00:03:48] He said I didn't know.

[00:03:49] At the same time he said I didn't know I had the file and it says subject was

[00:03:57] paroled due to detention capacity at the Central Processing Center in El Paso, Texas.

[00:04:05] In the file, he was paroled because they didn't have any space for him.

[00:04:08] Wait, that's Senator Schumer.

[00:04:10] That's not one of the rules.

[00:04:11] This is illegal.

[00:04:12] Oh, the Secretary of Homeland Security cannot just add a condition to the statute.

[00:04:20] The statute doesn't allow you to give parole because you're full.

[00:04:26] And the reason this man was given parole is not because of the statutory requirements

[00:04:31] because we'd run out of space because we got more illegal immigrants than we can handle

[00:04:36] and the rest is history.

[00:04:38] He gets paroled, he goes to New York, he gets convicted of a crime, he goes to Georgia

[00:04:44] and he's accused of murdering this lady.

[00:04:47] Seems to me that would be something we should argue over as to whether or not

[00:04:53] you should lose your job because you've got a statutory requirement limiting your

[00:04:59] authority to parole people and in your own file, exhibit A, you paroled because the

[00:05:06] place was full.

[00:05:08] This happened two days ago.

[00:05:11] So this gives kangaroo courts a bad name.

[00:05:15] This is a frigging joke.

[00:05:17] We have a nation under siege.

[00:05:20] One point nine million people have been paroled.

[00:05:24] Are you telling me they do an individual analysis on all the people?

[00:05:29] In February 2023, no November 2023, I asked him, Secretary Marcus, do you do a case

[00:05:37] by case analysis?

[00:05:38] Senator, we comply with the law.

[00:05:41] So you're telling me of all the 240,000, the ones in front of us, you determine they

[00:05:46] meet the criteria of urgent humanitarian need or significant public benefit.

[00:05:52] And he said yes.

[00:05:54] This was in November under oath to me when I questioned.

[00:05:59] I don't believe you.

[00:06:00] I don't believe you're doing an individual analysis on this stuff.

[00:06:04] You're doing blanket parole and you're paper whipping this stuff.

[00:06:08] It turns out he gave false testimony to the Congress, whether he lied or he's just

[00:06:14] doesn't know what he's doing.

[00:06:15] I don't know.

[00:06:16] You should be impeached either way.

[00:06:18] If you don't know what you're doing, you should be kicked out because you don't

[00:06:21] know what you're doing.

[00:06:22] But the man that we're talking about is the one charged with murdering this young

[00:06:27] lady who has gone on a jog.

[00:06:30] If that's not important to the American people, to find out how that happened and

[00:06:34] should somebody be held responsible, what the hell is?

[00:06:38] You could talk about why we impeach Trump and Clinton.

[00:06:41] Was it worthwhile?

[00:06:42] Did it matter?

[00:06:43] Was it all political?

[00:06:44] You cannot say this is not important.

[00:06:47] To say that how we're doing, he's doing his job is not important to the American

[00:06:52] people.

[00:06:53] Tell that to the Reilly family.

[00:06:55] This is not an academic debate.

[00:06:58] The policies of this administration being carried out by Secretary of my Orgas are

[00:07:03] illegal.

[00:07:05] The man charged with killing Lake and Reilly was illegally released into this

[00:07:09] country by DHS.

[00:07:14] That should be something we argue about in the Senate as to whether or not you keep

[00:07:20] your job.

[00:07:21] It's been swept under the rug.

[00:07:23] There will be an election in November.

[00:07:26] This is the only chance you have to get this right to the American people.

[00:07:31] We had a chance today to hold somebody accountable finally for all the rape and the murder

[00:07:36] and the drugs, the largest loss of life in America's fentanyl coming through the

[00:07:41] border for young people.

[00:07:44] How many more people have to be died, die, raped or murdered before somebody is held

[00:07:49] accountable?

[00:07:51] We had a chance here and our Democratic friends swept it under the rug because they're

[00:07:57] more concerned about the November election than protecting the American people.

[00:08:03] And this is a sad day for the Senate.

[00:08:07] So Mayorkas told him, we comply with the law when asked about the reasons why these people

[00:08:15] are getting paroled.

[00:08:18] And now they've seen the parole file and the parole file sites overcrowding.

[00:08:24] And that is not a statutory reason to release someone on parole.

[00:08:30] Unique humanitarian circumstance or special benefit to the USA.

[00:08:35] And he was neither of those.

[00:08:38] The suspect in that murder was neither of those.

[00:08:40] Oh, get this.

[00:08:41] One of the Democrat senators who kept voting in line, one of her staffers was just killed.

[00:08:50] Her own staffer, Senator Cortez Masto, calls the Mayorkas impeachment a waste of time.

[00:08:58] Just a few days after an illegal alien who was caught and released at the Texas

[00:09:02] border in 2021 was arrested and charged in connection with the death of one of her own

[00:09:06] staffers.

[00:09:11] I don't know if I was that staffer's parents.

[00:09:16] I don't know what I would do.

[00:09:18] Oh my God.

[00:09:22] That's how you behave?

[00:09:25] One of your own people, my kid, your worker, somebody who believed in you, works for

[00:09:31] you, got killed by somebody under this program and you defend the program.

[00:09:38] You refuse to stop this from happening to somebody else.

[00:09:44] So this seems to me to be pretty clear.

[00:09:48] You're paroling people as Graham said, you're paper whipping I think is what he

[00:09:53] called it or pencil whipping the paperwork.

[00:09:57] This is blanket parole.

[00:09:59] They are not going through and individually assessing every one of these parolees.

[00:10:05] It's not happening because if it did happen, how the hell did Lake and Riley's murderer

[00:10:11] get in?

[00:10:13] Senator Ted Cruz.

[00:10:15] Ted Cruz said, if lying to Congress, a felony, is not impeachable as a misdemeanor,

[00:10:21] then what is?

[00:10:23] Bill Clinton was impeached and acquitted, but not a single Democrat, he said, could

[00:10:28] muster the courage to even hear the evidence against Mayorkas.

[00:10:33] You know who's also not here?

[00:10:35] If you look up at the gallery, the reporters are all gone.

[00:10:39] Shocking.

[00:10:40] Couple of folks in the back, I hope you're all right.

[00:10:43] But the reporters are absent.

[00:10:47] That's the Democrats plan.

[00:10:49] What is fascinating, we're presenting arguments, many of us, particularly those of us in

[00:10:55] judiciary, but many of us have presented those arguments over and over and over again

[00:10:59] in hearings.

[00:11:01] Not a Democrat argues on the other side.

[00:11:03] It's an issue unlike any other issue I know of in politics.

[00:11:07] Listen, if we're arguing about taxes, as Republicans we say we should cut taxes,

[00:11:12] it's good for the American people.

[00:11:13] And you know what Democrats do?

[00:11:14] They stand up, we know they're talking points.

[00:11:16] No, no, no, tax the rich.

[00:11:17] Okay, fine, we have a debate.

[00:11:20] We're talking about just about every issue.

[00:11:23] The Democrats will argue on the other side.

[00:11:25] They have their spin.

[00:11:26] What is fascinating?

[00:11:27] Where's Dick Durbin, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, standing up saying no, no it's

[00:11:32] not right that migrants are dying every day.

[00:11:35] No it's not right that children are being assaulted every day.

[00:11:38] No it's not right that women are being sexually assaulted every day.

[00:11:41] No it's not right that they're releasing terrorists every day.

[00:11:43] They're not there.

[00:11:44] Not a Democrat is there.

[00:11:45] Why?

[00:11:46] Because you cannot defend it.

[00:11:48] I'll tell you South Texas for 100 plus years has been a Democrat region of our

[00:11:51] state.

[00:11:54] It is turning red with the speed of a freight locomotive because nobody can see the suffering

[00:12:01] that is unfolding and defend it, and the Democrats by their silence and by the complicity

[00:12:08] of the press corps, they are counting on the press corps to write story.

[00:12:12] Victory for the Democrats, yay!

[00:12:15] They got rid of the impeachment trial.

[00:12:18] That's the headline they want.

[00:12:21] And they don't have a substantive defense.

[00:12:23] None of them disputes a word we are saying.

[00:12:28] Not a single Democrat has stood up and said, you know it's wrong that Lake and Riley

[00:12:32] would still be alive if Joe Biden hadn't let her murderer go.

[00:12:37] They know it's right.

[00:12:40] The reason they didn't want a trial is they don't want the American people to

[00:12:43] hear about it.

[00:12:46] And it's our obligation to make sure the American people do.

[00:12:51] By the way, the Associated Press, as if on cue from Ted Cruz, called this an embarrassing

[00:12:56] defeat for House Republicans.

[00:13:01] And you'll recall Chuck Schumer first hour audio.

[00:13:05] His entire argument was these are policy disagreements, right?

[00:13:09] And they should have done the border bill with us.

[00:13:11] There was no substantive defense against the actual articles of impeachment.

[00:13:16] Alrighty, so I got a little bit of breaking news here.

[00:13:20] Apparently Congresswoman Ilan Omar's daughter has been suspended from Barnard College

[00:13:27] for her involvement in a pro-Hamas protest.

[00:13:32] I'm as shocked as you are.

[00:13:34] Of all the Congress...

[00:13:37] Her daughter released a statement that says, she deeply regrets it.

[00:13:48] I have embarrassed my mother, my father and my uncle, the two most important people

[00:13:53] in my life.

[00:13:56] Oh, I see.

[00:14:02] McGill's.

[00:14:04] McGill's on Twitter provides that levity for us.

[00:14:08] Alrighty, I've got the audio now here.

[00:14:11] This is from redstate.com.

[00:14:12] They pulled this clip.

[00:14:14] Stacy Matthews at Red State, aka Sister Told Ya.

[00:14:17] Josh Hawley lay in the wood to Alejandro Mayorkas today, the day after Democrats

[00:14:25] protect him from impeachment.

[00:14:28] He is now appearing in front of a Senate committee.

[00:14:32] And you're going to hear Hawley raising the very issue that Senator Lindsey Graham

[00:14:38] stop trying to make us like you again, Lindsey.

[00:14:41] Lindsey Graham made this point that there were two reasons to be paroled under statute.

[00:14:48] One is a unique humanitarian circumstance and the other is special benefit to the

[00:14:52] US.

[00:14:54] And the guy who killed Lakin Riley in Georgia while she was out on a jog was paroled.

[00:15:00] And he does not meet either of these standards.

[00:15:03] And in fact, his case file, his parole file says he was released due to over capacity.

[00:15:10] And that is not statutorily allowed.

[00:15:13] Senator Hawley, you're recognized for your questions.

[00:15:15] Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.

[00:15:16] Mr. Secretary, let's just come back to Jose Ibarra if we can.

[00:15:20] You know who that is.

[00:15:21] I do.

[00:15:22] That's a question.

[00:15:25] You know what he did?

[00:15:27] I know what he's accused of doing.

[00:15:29] Which is?

[00:15:31] Murdering a young woman.

[00:15:33] And that wasn't the first crime that he committed in this country, was it?

[00:15:38] Senator as I've articulated previously, I'm not going to speak about the facts of

[00:15:41] the case because there is an ongoing criminal investigation.

[00:15:45] Have you read his parole file?

[00:15:47] Senator same answer.

[00:15:50] So you're not going to say whether or not you've read the parole file?

[00:15:52] I've got it right here.

[00:15:53] Have you read this?

[00:15:54] Senator, I do not want to speak to the particulars of the case given the pending

[00:15:59] criminal prosecution.

[00:16:00] I find this interesting because this is a new answer today.

[00:16:04] You changed your answers all over the map on this and it looks like to me you just

[00:16:08] don't want to answer the question.

[00:16:10] Two days ago, two days ago, you were asked about this in the House Homeland Security

[00:16:15] Committee.

[00:16:16] I've got the transcript right here in front of me.

[00:16:17] You were asked the same question.

[00:16:18] Jose Ibarra, why was he paroled?

[00:16:20] You said, I don't know.

[00:16:23] You said, I don't know.

[00:16:24] I don't have the case details with me today.

[00:16:27] Congressman Bishop says you don't know and you said, I don't know.

[00:16:31] I don't have the details with respect to that individual's case but I would be

[00:16:35] pleased to provide them to you, Congressman.

[00:16:37] You didn't know two days ago.

[00:16:39] Now interestingly on April the 10th, six days before that, you gave Senator Katie

[00:16:45] Britt a different answer.

[00:16:46] She asked you the same question.

[00:16:48] She said, why was Jose Ibarra paroled into the United States?

[00:16:53] You said and I quote, ranking member Britt, there was no derogatory information

[00:16:59] of which we were aware.

[00:17:01] So you were happy to comment on the case then on April the 10th.

[00:17:05] By April the 16th, you had developed amnesia and today you say you just

[00:17:09] won't comment.

[00:17:10] So which is it Mr. Secretary?

[00:17:12] Now that we have the file, I'll tell you what the difference is.

[00:17:15] Congressman Bishop didn't have the profile and Senator Britt didn't have the

[00:17:19] profile and now we do have the parole file.

[00:17:21] And now we all know that the reason he was paroled into this country was

[00:17:26] because lack of detention capacity, which as you and I both know is not a

[00:17:32] valid reason under the statute.

[00:17:34] And now that we know that for sure, this is right out of the parole file.

[00:17:37] Here it is.

[00:17:39] Subject was paroled due to detention capacity at the Central Processing

[00:17:42] Center in El Paso, Texas.

[00:17:44] Now suddenly you don't want to talk about it.

[00:17:47] This is extraordinary.

[00:17:49] It's also a pattern with you.

[00:17:52] So let me just try one more time.

[00:17:53] Have you read the parole file?

[00:17:55] Senator, I'm going to give the same answer and let me say it.

[00:17:58] Well which one?

[00:17:59] Are you going to give me the answer you gave to Senator Britt or are you

[00:18:01] going to give the answer you gave to Congressman Bishop or the answer you

[00:18:04] gave to Senator Paul or do you want to try a fourth one?

[00:18:06] Senator, I will not speak to the particulars of the case given the pending

[00:18:10] criminal prosecution.

[00:18:11] Well, you certainly of course you don't want to because it is an absolutely

[00:18:15] damning indictment of your policies.

[00:18:18] Let's just review Jose Barrera and how Ibarra rather and how he came to be

[00:18:22] here on September the 8th, 2022.

[00:18:25] He was encountered by United States Border Patrol in El Paso, Texas and

[00:18:28] was paroled into the United States due to lack of detention capacity.

[00:18:33] A provision, a proviso, a rule that is not permitted under the statute.

[00:18:37] You and I both know you know this.

[00:18:39] You knew it when you were talking to Congressman Bishop.

[00:18:42] You knew it when you were testifying to Senator Britt and you know it today.

[00:18:46] You just never wanted to cop to it.

[00:18:47] So here's the other thing too, and I'll pick this back up.

[00:18:52] Is that I don't know if Mayorkas knew it or not.

[00:18:56] I don't know exactly what he knew, but it doesn't matter, right?

[00:18:59] You could try to nail him on the line to Congress about this particular

[00:19:03] issue, sure, but the fact remains and this does not require him to say,

[00:19:07] deny, agree to whatever.

[00:19:09] He doesn't have to say anything.

[00:19:11] The only thing that matters is that is not a legal way statutorily

[00:19:17] to release somebody under parole.

[00:19:19] That's it, case closed.

[00:19:22] And that is why the Democrats probably did not want to have a trial

[00:19:25] yesterday because Lindsey Graham had it.

[00:19:30] He had that parole file as soon as the Democrats walked out yesterday.

[00:19:36] That was going to be a piece of evidence to prove that he is doing the

[00:19:40] exact opposite of what he's been charged to do as an executive branch official.

[00:19:47] He is operating outside of the law and Democrats do not care.

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[00:20:46] In case you haven't noticed, I kind of feel like this was a pretty

[00:20:48] important story that happened yesterday.

[00:20:50] Although I see like no media is covering it now for some reason.

[00:20:54] I know the reason.

[00:20:55] Don't get me wrong.

[00:20:55] I know the reason.

[00:20:57] Josh Hawley lay in the wood to Alejandro Mayorkas today on Capitol Hill Senate hearing.

[00:21:06] And now we have the parole file on the guy who allegedly murdered Lakin Riley down

[00:21:12] in Athens, Georgia while she was out on a jog.

[00:21:14] And it says in the parole file that he was paroled due to lack of space.

[00:21:18] And that is not a legitimate reason statutorily to parole somebody.

[00:21:23] That is an administrative decision.

[00:21:28] Right?

[00:21:29] This is coming from the top down.

[00:21:30] This is intentional.

[00:21:32] Because the statute doesn't permit it.

[00:21:33] And so you lied to Congressman Bishop and you lied to Senator Britt.

[00:21:36] And now you are hiding behind the ongoing prosecution excuse

[00:21:40] because it's the last one left to you because you testified falsely under oath.

[00:21:46] Then on July 19th, 2023, Abara reports for a biometric

[00:21:49] appointment and was fingerprinted.

[00:21:51] This is now in New York.

[00:21:52] The results come back and indicate he has a criminal history.

[00:21:55] So he's in this country.

[00:21:56] He has a criminal history.

[00:21:57] September 14th, he is arrested in New York by NYPD for what?

[00:22:02] Injuring a child.

[00:22:04] September 14th, 2023, he is arrested for injuring a child.

[00:22:07] What happens?

[00:22:08] The offense was never prosecuted and the arrest was expunged.

[00:22:12] I'm reading right out of the profile.

[00:22:13] Expunged.

[00:22:15] Nothing is done to this guy.

[00:22:16] He had a criminal record to start with.

[00:22:18] He's in the country on illegal grounds.

[00:22:20] You have falsely and illegally allowed him in.

[00:22:22] He commits a crime against a child.

[00:22:23] He's not prosecuted.

[00:22:24] It's expunged.

[00:22:25] In November, get this.

[00:22:27] In November, Abara files an application for employment authorization.

[00:22:31] And unbelievably on December the 9th, 2023, it's approved.

[00:22:36] So this is your policies in action, Mr.

[00:22:38] Secretary.

[00:22:39] A criminal is permitted into this country on grounds flatly not permitted,

[00:22:44] flatly contradictory to the statute.

[00:22:46] He commits a crime against a child and then he gets a work permit.

[00:22:49] He gets a work permit.

[00:22:50] You want to know why all of the jobs in the last two or three years have gone to illegal

[00:22:55] migrants?

[00:22:56] Working people in this country can't get a job.

[00:22:58] Their unemployment rate is high.

[00:23:00] Why?

[00:23:00] Because of things like this.

[00:23:01] And then what's he do?

[00:23:02] Well, we all know that in February he commits the heinous crime against Lake and Riley.

[00:23:08] Is this a record that you are proud of?

[00:23:12] Senator, you've misstated some facts.

[00:23:16] I have read from the parole file, which you have said you don't recall, don't have.

[00:23:22] You miscited.

[00:23:23] I'm reading from it.

[00:23:24] It is right here.

[00:23:27] And I've just pursuant to the speech and debate clause, I have just read it into

[00:23:31] the record.

[00:23:31] And the reason is you have lied repeatedly to Congress and to the American people

[00:23:38] about this.

[00:23:39] They deserve to know.

[00:23:40] The only way they're going to know is if I tell them.

[00:23:42] I've just told them.

[00:23:43] It's in the record now.

[00:23:44] I've read it verbatim from the parole file.

[00:23:47] Verbatim.

[00:23:48] I just want to know why did you change your story so often?

[00:23:51] Why didn't you just answer honestly to Congressman Bishop and Senator Britt?

[00:23:55] Senator, I am confident that justice will be vindicated in the criminal prosecution

[00:24:01] of the case.

[00:24:01] Well, hopefully he'll get more of a trial than you got.

[00:24:04] Otherwise, there'll be no justice for anyone at all.

[00:24:07] Let me ask you something else.

[00:24:09] Travis Wolf.

[00:24:10] Do you know that name?

[00:24:12] Not off the top of my head.

[00:24:13] Travis Wolf is a 12-year-old boy from Missouri.

[00:24:18] This is him.

[00:24:20] Travis was killed on December 20th, 2023.

[00:24:23] I should say he was in a tragic attack on that night.

[00:24:26] He died some weeks later, head on collision.

[00:24:30] The person driving the vehicle who's now been charged with six criminal counts

[00:24:35] is Andrina Bracco.

[00:24:36] Do you know who that is?

[00:24:38] I do not, but let me communicate that I know that all of her heart's break for the family

[00:24:46] of this young boy who died in that accident.

[00:24:50] Well, she's an illegal migrant here from Venezuela.

[00:24:55] Local law enforcement tell me that she was detained briefly at the border in 2023

[00:25:00] and then released.

[00:25:01] And then she commits this crime.

[00:25:04] Multiple people have been stabbed in O'Fallon, Missouri by illegal migrants.

[00:25:10] Mr. Secretary, I know that you think your policies are a success.

[00:25:13] You sat right there in that chair and you've told me over and over our policies are working.

[00:25:16] You're on the record years and years saying that.

[00:25:19] Maybe they're working for you.

[00:25:20] Maybe they're working for your political objectives, whatever they may be.

[00:25:23] I don't know.

[00:25:24] But they're not working for Lake and Riley or Travis Wolf or the people of my state.

[00:25:29] They are, in fact, a travesty.

[00:25:31] What you have done is a travesty.

[00:25:34] And sir, it is long past time for you to go.

[00:25:37] Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

[00:25:38] All right.

[00:25:38] So that was Josh Hawley going after Alejandro Mayorkas as he should,

[00:25:45] as all of these senators should and Congress members should.

[00:25:48] And kudos, by the way, to Dan Bishop mentioned several times in the course

[00:25:52] of these discussions because he started probing to get at this very issue.

[00:25:57] All right.

[00:25:57] That'll do it for this episode.

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