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It's 10PM! Do you know where your Birth Certificate is?; Guest: Breitbart Economics Editor John Carney with Trump 2.0 Fiscal Updates

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"I don't think any woman in the country is complaining that she can't get her birth certificate."

1. The Breitbart News Daily Podcast centers on the SAVE Act and the argument over whether Americans need birth certificates to vote. 2. The host opens with Senate math, John Thune, Mike Lee, J.D. Vance, and a claim that the bill still needs five more Republican votes. 3. The episode asks whether the SAVE Act is about voter ID or about a broader fight over election rules and citizenship proof. 4. The host says Shelley Moore Capito, Susan Collins, Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, Dan Sullivan, Tom Tillis, Roger Wicker, and Tim Scott are among the missing Republican names. 5. He argues that Lisa Murkowski opposes the bill because Alaska uses ranked choice voting, which he says helped keep her in office. 6. House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark is quoted saying working mothers are struggling with food, child care, and doctor bills. 7. The host responds by saying a single working mom could still get a birth certificate faster than she could complain about it. 8. He recounts calling county offices in Tennessee and Chattanooga, where staff found documents quickly and charged five dollars. 9. The episode uses that story to argue that getting a birth certificate or marriage license is a normal part of life. 10. A caller from Indiana, Leslie, says her birth certificate is in a nightstand drawer marked "legal documents." 11. Leslie argues that American women know where their papers are and that Democrats are really protecting illegal immigrants. 12. She also says she knows people from Guatemala, Scotland, Thailand, and Vietnam who came legally and later became citizens. 13. A caller from Texas, Shannon, says her birth certificate is in a locked fireproof box in her closet. 14. Shannon says the issue is not paperwork skills but Democrats protecting illegal aliens because they need those votes. 15. A caller from New Hampshire, Paolo, says his birth certificate is in a safe in a white envelope marked "documents" after immigrating from Angola in 1978. 16. Paolo says he became naturalized in 2005 so he could reenlist and later register to vote with his wife. 17. The tone of the opening is combative, sarcastic, and heavily caller-driven. 18. John Carney’s portion shifts to a calmer interview format focused on jobs data and federal hiring. 19. Listeners who follow election policy, caller debates, and jobs data will likely enjoy this episode. 20. Listeners wanting light banter or a nonpolitical interview will probably skip it.

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A fast-moving, caller-driven argument that ties the SAVE Act to Senate math and a broader fight over proof.

This episode takes a birth-certificate dispute and keeps widening the frame to the SAVE Act, Senate math, and the politics of proof. It moves briskly from the House vote to the Senate count, then folds in a caller from Texas and a family anecdote, so the discussion never really…

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Play this for a fast, combative SAVE Act segment built around birth-certificate chatter, Senate vote math, and a live caller challenge.

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