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Welcome to today's podcast, sponsored by Hillsdale College, all things Hillsdale at

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And, of course, I'll listen to the Hillsdale dialogues, all of them of them at Hugh for Hillsdale.com, or just Google Apple, iTunes, and Hillsdale. America, I'm Hugh, Hewitt. Welcome to the Wednesday, additionally Hugh Hewitt's show. I will be traveling tomorrow to the West Coast. Mark Davis will be in from me. So I'm glad the President and held his cabinet meeting today because there was lot of news there, and I'll play you a lot of clips. I was watching it live with my friends from Fox News, and I gave my analysis. I'll play that later in the show. Let's go first to the most important thing the President had to say there were many and varied. Cut number 11.

Well, I think we're doing very well I think are starting to give us the

things that they have to give us and if they do that's great and if they won't and the man on

my left is going to finish them off is there a time frame in your mind what is there a

time frame in your mind for having it happens quickly the problem is every time I mention a time frame, for instance, I see, you know, we've been doing this for a few months.

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