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"Multifaceted (having way more than two faces)" (Wednesday October 8, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: I'm not dilating anymos.
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  Speaker 2: Avoiding prosecution isn't the standard that I was shooting for
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  the first.
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  Speaker 3: Thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk Media Network,
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  All natural and free you of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 2: I mean teen steam morning to you here on the
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  Tunk Media Network, where we celebrate the gifts God has
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  given you so that you can go off about your
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  day and apply them to a grateful constituency and therefore
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  not feel so worried that the cancel culture is going
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  to come and get you. Now, you still you need
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  to watch out for some of it, but the weaponization
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  of law is our job to handle it. Do we
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  have the clip? I wanted to bring this clip into
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  the play this morning.
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  Speaker 4: In Virginia.
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  Speaker 5: You know, Jay has apologized the statements that he made
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  were indefensible. But I've known Jay Jones for twenty five years.
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  I think those statements were not in character, and he
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  has apologized. I wish other people in public life would
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  sincerely apologize for stuff.
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  Speaker 6: So now I still am.
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  Speaker 2: A supporter that is a Virginia Senator Tim Kane about
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  Attorney General candidate Jay Jones. And it was interesting because
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  not all that long ago, another statewide candidate was caught
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  in a scandal where in a college yearbook, much much
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  further back in their history, fellow named Ralph Northam, in
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  his college yearbook was seen in a photograph either wearing
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  you know, kind of Algae Olsen style blackface or a
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  clan costume. And that was on his your book page.
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  And Tim Kaine said then that Governor Northam needed to
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  step down. He had already been elected governor and they
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  said he needed to step down. So I find you
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  know Senator Kane's position are in Virginia.
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  Speaker 5: You know, Jay has apologized the statements that he made
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  were indefensible. But I've known Jay Jones for twenty five years.
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  Speaker 6: I think those statements were not in character, and he
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  has apologized.
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  Speaker 5: I wish other people in public life would sincerely apologize
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  for stuff.
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  Speaker 6: So now I still am a supporter.
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  Speaker 2: So so he says, I wish more people in public
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  life were like that. Could it be the storybook paradigm?
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  I mean, you know the storybook paradigm. I mean, what
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  could be different between Ralph Northam and Jay Jones? But
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  you know the story book story.
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  Speaker 7: I mean, you got the first sort of mainstream African
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  America yeah, who is articulate and bright and clean and
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  my looking guy.
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  Speaker 6: I mean it's that's a storybook man.
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  Speaker 2: That's a storybook man. That couldn't have anything to do
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  with why Tim Kane had two different views on Ralph
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  Northam kind of old school southern Foghorn leghorn kind of
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  Democrat or Jay Jones, who is well, I mean, you know,
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  for lack of a better determination, since Joe Biden said
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  it himself, storybook man, storybook that couldn't be behind well,
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  you tell me four three four eight eight two four
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  two one seven. Certainly, certainly that couldn't be why Tim
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  Kaine has a different viewpoint on whether j Jones should stay.
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  Speaker 4: In the race.
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  Speaker 2: Right, meanwhile, our first things so that we can discuss
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  at length. The calls continue to come in from the
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  Republican Party. However, the Democratic Party have circled the wagon,
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  saying there are bigger things at hand in Virginia and
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  we cannot be distracted. Funny enough, Democrats in New Jersey
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  say the same thing, after saying you shouldn't have seen
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  the unredacted copy of Mickey Cheryl's naval service records, but
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  even that you had, don't be distracted by it. Distracted
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  is the word of the day yesterday, marking the second
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  anniversary of the terrorist attacks in Israel by Hamas. President
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  Trump met with Edna and Alexander and his family. Alexander
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  Guards troops have arrived in Illinois as they are set
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  to as the order from the Pentagon says support the
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  Federal Protection Mission to protect federal functions, personnel, and property.
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  Senate Republicans confirmed a staggering number of President Trump's nominees
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  one hundred and seven in one setting, and you thought
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  the government was shut down. Federal and local authorities conducted
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  a series of raids in southern California, targeting the RSP
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  gang in San Pedro. They are associates of the Mexican mafia,
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  and according to Cash Ptel, FBI director, they struck a
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  serious blow to the Mexican mafia's hierarchy. A federal judge
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  has upheld the twenty eighteen firing of FBI Deputy Assistant
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  Director Peter Strock. Judge Amy Berkman Jackson affirmed the termination
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  and ruled the FBI's interests outweighed Strock's speech on Agency
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  devices FBI director Cash Bettel promising transparency and accountability following
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  revelations that the bureau that Strock was assistant deputy director
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  for was surveilling members of the US Senate. This allegation,
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  released by Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa. Betel called it
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  baseless monitoring, although the FBI claims it was part of
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  their January sixth, twenty twenty one investigations. Whitehouse says it's
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  found temporary funding for the WICK program for women and
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  infant children that'll use funds from tariff collections to keep
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  WICK floating, and Susan Collins says she has a discussion
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  draft of a plan that would reopen the government. It
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  would just require the Republicans to give in on the
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  Affordable Care Act.
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  mid century side table and denim jacket, you spotted them
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  nestled in their display case, miniature donut earrings.
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  Speaker 16: We the people are guaranteed five freedoms in the First Amendment.
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  Freedom of speech, freedom of.
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  Speaker 17: Religion, freedom of the press, freedom to peaceably assemble.
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  Speaker 6: Freedom to petition the government.
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  Speaker 20: Sure?
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  Speaker 21: We'll probably stay together.
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  Speaker 11: I can probably swim.
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  Speaker 22: You should wait thirty minutes.
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  Speaker 18: Okay, I'll tell me what to do?
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  Speaker 11: Can it bar.
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  Speaker 4: Cramp?
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  Speaker 18: I have a cramp?
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  Speaker 3: Probably?
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  Speaker 2: Can I get a Mulligan.
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  Speaker 4: Ready to go?
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  Speaker 24: Hey?
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  Speaker 19: Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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  Speaker 3: Yeah?
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  Speaker 11: I'm pretty sober.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 18: Probably okay isn't okay, especially when it comes to drinking
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  Speaker 22: The story amaze your friends here in the first thing
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  today by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 7: You got the first team so amazed in America. Here
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  who is articulate and bright and clean and bicycle guy.
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  Speaker 25: I mean, it's that's a story for there.
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  Speaker 2: Mike's on the phone at four three four eight eight
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  two four two one seven on the hypocrisy that is
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  swirling around this j Jones story.
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  Speaker 14: Mark Warner campaigning, was Jay Jones and uh Mark Warner
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  and Tim Kaine? Any connection there for Jenna Senators uh Trisley,
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  he was that time.
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  Speaker 2: I'll catch you later, all right, all right, there you go.
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  But the question remains what could be different between j Jones,
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  who I guess was born with blackface, and Ralph Northam
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  who put it on because both scandalous and which is worse?
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  Which is worse a gubernatorial candidate either wearing a clan
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  costume or blackface, or an attorney general candidate that believes
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  that political disagreements should be settled with bullets. This is
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  what gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earl Sears said about it.
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  Speaker 9: He apologized Jay Jones did after it was brought to light.
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  These text messages and asked for what Senator Kane said, Well,
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  you know, Senator Kay, you're one of the ones who
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  when the Democrat Governor Ralph Northam was found to either
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  be in blackface or under the sheets as KKK, you
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  told him he needs to go. And that was a
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  thirty year old picture. Well what Jay Jones did was
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  just three years ago. And by the way, his recent
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  apology was a half hearted apology until somebody called him
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  on it. So none of them, I'm just looking at
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  the lack of character.
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  Speaker 2: So you tell me and I know this will be
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  published later today at Daily Signal dot com. The story
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  I told you yesterday about my friends at the Government
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  Accountability and Oversight years ago, years ago when Mark Herring
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  was the Attorney General. But this case goes much deeper
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  than just Virginia or Massachusetts. Why either the Government Accountability
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  and Oversight Report Law Enforcement for RENT was specifically targeting
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  people who were going after climate change matters. They were
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  looking out for people Bloomberg specifically, that was targeting the
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  money that went into They realized they couldn't under the
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  US Constitution stop somebody from questioning science, but they could
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  take the money away. So public records were foid and
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  collected by the Government Accountability and Oversight. And this is
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  why I think the J. Jones story is far more
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  oslacious and important than the Ralph Northam one. What they
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  collected was information on a quote informal coalition of attorneys
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  general to use the legal system. And this is from
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  their report quoting in pursuit of an overtly political agenda
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  in coordination with activists and plaintiffs lawyers. So what was
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  happening was Mike Bloomberg would hire the lawyers and then
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  give them for free to the attorney's general who would
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  then use them. I as Massachusetts and Maine, I think
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  Connecticut's in there. It's a lot of the big Northeastern states.
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  I think Oregon was in on it as well. Actually, Oregon,
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  I think was the source of a lot of the
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  public records they found to prove this. But read the report.
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  Go to govoversight dot org because this is a treatise
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  in the weaponization of a law enforcement office. We just
• 17:35
  watched Dick Durbin and Daisyhead Maizie Horono go over Pam
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  Bondi for apparently politicizing the FBI to go after political opponents.
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  Can we get General Flynn to come into these testimonies?
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  Can we get Roger Stone to talk about six am
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  raids at his house? I mean, the hypocrisy isn't elbow
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  deep in this. Let me get to you at four three,
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  four eight eight two four two one seven. Good morning.
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  You're on the air, first thing this morning with Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 4: Who's this?
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  Speaker 2: Hey Joe, it's Clark, Hey Clark, how are you?
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  Speaker 14: Yeah?
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  Speaker 2: I ain't. That's fifty this morning too. It's it's you
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  put the dude in subdued there.
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  Speaker 22: It is I'm the subdued dude.
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  Speaker 2: So Jay Jones's comments.
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  Speaker 22: You know, I was going to say he's representative and
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  reflective of the Democrat Party's policy.
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  Speaker 4: But Joe, that's.
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  Speaker 2: Not really accurate, okay, because.
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  Speaker 22: The party's policy is not to go and shoot their
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  political enemies. It's to put somebody else up to it.
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  At least he says he wants to do it himself.
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  Speaker 2: So there is that credit where credit is still He
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  was imagining, not high. He didn't imagine hiring somebody to
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  climb up on the rooftop of a building and do it.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah.
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  Speaker 2: So here's the other thing.
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  Speaker 22: Every time a filthy communist says, when the FBI or
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  the DOJ is going after Donald Trump's pot acolenomies for
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  revenge or retribution?
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  Speaker 2: Mm hm revenge for what?
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  Speaker 26: Hmmm?
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  Speaker 2: Oh so you think that there their concern is admission
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  that they did something that well, Joe.
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  Speaker 22: If you say somebody seeking revenge, by definition, you did something,
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  they're seeking revenge for.
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  Speaker 2: Interesting. Interesting, the inspector Pourot, I'll tell you have caught
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  you have caught Marshall Bucket in the lounge with the
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  candlestick in this game. That's that's good stuff. I like
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  that multi layered chess you're playing.
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  Speaker 22: So every time one of the filthy communists might be
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  held accountable and they say he's doing this out of revenge,
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  he's seeking retribution.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, for what.
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  Speaker 22: Exactly what do you admit that you did? Then he's
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  seeking retribution and revenge for I like it there, so
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  you know.
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  Speaker 2: So why so are you feeling all right? I mean
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  you don't have the root.
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  Speaker 22: I got some kind of bug or something. I you know,
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  I eight once yesterday and I just kind of had
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  a rumby tummy. Oh and I'm in the process of
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  trying to get five hundred chestnut trees planted. So when
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  I got home, I set a couple of rows, which
• 20:50
  is just so much fun. You pull a string and
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  measure twenty feet and put a steak in. And then
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  it started raining, and when I got to the house,
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  I really felt bad.
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  Speaker 2: Well, well, you honor us by at least taking what
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  little effort you know you have. You know what little
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  energy you have, you seem to have marshaled into a
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  phone call, So we appreciate that.
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  Speaker 22: Well, when it occurred to me that Jay Jones is
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  not entirely reflective because he's advocating personal action as opposed
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  to putting someone up to it.
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  Speaker 2: Good stuff. Well feel better, doctor Clark. I'm gonna get better,
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  have to all right. I guess there four three four
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  eight eight two four to two one seven is our
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  phone number. You can text message there as well, because
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  I know how busy mornings are, and believe me, sometimes
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  just yelling something at voice to text is so much easier.
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  This one on the Senate laws and rules. They write
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  the rules so that they can do whatever they want. Joe,
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  don't you know how this was supposed to work.
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  Speaker 8: Did you know that healthy arteries make a gas?
• 24:08
  Speaker 28: Yes?
• 24:08
  Speaker 8: Actually three known gas is I'm doctor Mitch, and nitric
• 24:13
  oxide is a gas that's readily made all day long
• 24:18
  to keep our arteries open by relaxing the blood vessel walls.
• 24:23
  By doing this, our circulation is increased, bringing blood, oxygen,
• 24:28
  and nutrients to every part of your body. Both age
• 24:32
  and poor diet can lead to a loss of this
• 24:36
  precious gas, and in turn, blood pressure can go up,
• 24:39
  energy can go down, and you can get tingling in
• 24:42
  your hands and feet.
• 24:44
  Speaker 27: Well.
• 24:44
  Speaker 8: Our product, Ultimate nitric Oxide, can easily help fix this
• 24:49
  lack of nitric oxide. Go to total Wellness dot com.
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  Speaker 11: Extra spending money about to help feed his little sisters.
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  Speaker 30: Or a mother who's in between jobs and sometimes goes
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  to bed hungry so her kids can have dinner.
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  Speaker 24: Or a fourteen year old girl who signs up to
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  Speaker 28: Or a retiree who fell ill and had to choose
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  Speaker 4: That's it.
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  Speaker 2: Well, you know we'll take the silver medal. Joining us
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  Mac how are you doing, sir? You can tell that.
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  Speaker 4: You can tell that, you know, as Kirk Gotti Wentz said,
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  balmy summer turns to breezy fall. You can tell the
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  ACC is holding their basketball media days.
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  Speaker 2: You know, we're in the throws.
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  Speaker 4: I'll have more on that later. I'm not ready. I
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  got I want to attack this. This Aaron Judge home
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  run last night for the Yankees. Uh, just because you
• 28:59
  would have thought that Air was driving the bus for
• 29:01
  Jesus to come back. I mean it was an okay people,
• 29:07
  they actually forgot Jazz Chisholm hit the gate, hit the
• 29:11
  game winner, you know, to beat Toronto and come back.
• 29:14
  But you know, Judge the savior, he said, you know,
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  but we got to stop with the analytics. Here's my
• 29:19
  point today. You're gonna love this. Aaron Judge delivered the
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  game time home one. In case you're just getting up.
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  It hit the foul pull in the fourth inning. It
• 29:26
  looked similar, not exact, but looked similar to Carlon Fisk
• 29:31
  in seventy five. But the stats were insane. Okay, did
• 29:34
  you know that Judge connected on a ninety nine point
• 29:38
  seven mile per hour pitch that was one point two
• 29:41
  feet inside, the only such pitch hit for a home
• 29:43
  run in the MLB since eight Oh wow, all well,
• 29:49
  the judge was eating a snow cone that was cherry.
• 29:52
  That was about I mean, all right, so the media,
• 29:56
  So I'm bringing to the table today three three excerpts. Okay,
• 30:01
  because the media, how did you do it? How do
• 30:04
  you do it? And what were you thinking? Of course,
• 30:07
  all right, you have fun with this. I'm taking you
• 30:10
  inside the press conference because I know no one over
• 30:13
  their morning coffee is worried about the Aaron Judge press
• 30:15
  conference except me. Okay, here we go.
• 30:17
  Speaker 1: According to Sarah Lan's that's the first time a pitch
• 30:20
  that was one point two feet inside in ninety nine
• 30:23
  plus Miles prow was hit for home run. What did
• 30:25
  you like about that pitch? Why did you swing at
• 30:28
  that pitch?
• 30:30
  Speaker 2: I don't know.
• 30:31
  Speaker 32: I get yelled at for swinging at them out of
• 30:32
  the zone, but now I'm getting praised for it.
• 30:34
  Speaker 2: I don't know. It's just.
• 30:38
  Speaker 4: It's a game.
• 30:38
  Speaker 32: You gotta go out there and.
• 30:39
  Speaker 2: Play, you know.
• 30:40
  Speaker 32: I don't care what the numbers say where, if something
• 30:41
  was at or I'm just up there trying to put
• 30:44
  a good swing on a good pitch. And it looked
• 30:47
  good to me.
• 30:48
  Speaker 4: And you asked me why I love press conferences. Okay,
• 30:51
  it's a game you gotta play. Okay, So the questioning
• 30:54
  followed because all right, we figured out how did you
• 30:58
  do it? But how do you do it? Can you
• 31:01
  just explain mechanically what it takes to get to a
• 31:04
  pitch like that and the work that goes into that
• 31:06
  behind the scenes.
• 31:08
  Speaker 32: We met here all night, We me here all night.
• 31:10
  But just uh, yeah, I know Marlin's got a great fastball.
• 31:13
  He'll run up to one on one. I really don't know.
• 31:17
  You know, you're just in the moment. Just trust your eyes,
• 31:19
  trust your swing. I feel I can get to every
• 31:22
  every pitch in the zone. So I think the biggest
• 31:25
  thing is just being ready on time. After he blew
• 31:26
  my doors off on the pitch before, I said, hey,
• 31:28
  just get ready, you know, see a good pitch and
• 31:30
  drive it.
• 31:30
  Speaker 4: The only thing he didn't say is part of the process.
• 31:33
  You know we were waiting.
• 31:34
  Speaker 2: So was he going to say, well, it's the human
• 31:36
  growth hormone that Barry Bonds bequeathed me, and is you
• 31:41
  know it was taken a little clearer on the batter's box,
• 31:45
  So is.
• 31:46
  Speaker 4: He going to say to that anyway, So then the
• 31:49
  question I don't, I don't. I didn't even say the
• 31:51
  answer here, so they weren't done the media. It was
• 31:54
  a ten minute, all right, ten minute postgame all right
• 31:56
  with these guys.
• 31:57
  Speaker 33: So here's and you said that while you were waiting
• 32:00
  for the ball to hit the poll it was silent.
• 32:02
  Speaker 10: That wasn't my experience of the stadium.
• 32:05
  Speaker 11: When did the noise turn back on for you?
• 32:07
  Speaker 32: And is that always how you experience those moments?
• 32:10
  Speaker 4: I did that. It wasn't even worth an answer. Oh gosh,
• 32:14
  the moment that the stadium was silent, No, the stadium
• 32:17
  was not silent. The minute he connected it went crazy.
• 32:21
  So with all that going on, cow Rawley homeward last
• 32:24
  night with a Mariner's football jersey, the number sixty one
• 32:27
  and the word this guy got the ball so the
• 32:30
  guy who catches it it had had a football jersey,
• 32:33
  but it's a Mariner's colors and it says it has
• 32:37
  the number sixty one because that was Raley's sixty one.
• 32:40
  And the words dump here you know, he's called the
• 32:43
  big Dumpy. So the shirt it was just it was classic,
• 32:47
  all right if you listened to the Cavalier minute. Earlier
• 32:51
  this morning, I had noted that ESPN dot com is
• 32:55
  now playing Who's in Who's Out as far as the
• 32:58
  college and we're going to be doing this for a
• 33:00
  couple of months.
• 33:00
  Speaker 2: After four games, uh, four games into the season.
• 33:05
  Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Who's in? Who's Out? Got no chance because
• 33:08
  they've eliminated Penn State, Florida State's on the bubble. They
• 33:14
  you know, it's just that's the way it's going to be, right.
• 33:16
  The Cavaliers have been given again, I'm repeating a lot
• 33:19
  from the Cavalier minute, but it's worth repeating. The Cavaliers
• 33:23
  have been given a forty five chance to make the
• 33:25
  ACC title game. So that means that if they get
• 33:29
  to the ACC Championship game, win or lose, and if
• 33:32
  it's Miami or whoever, there's a great chance that, you know,
• 33:35
  somehow Virginia could you know, crack the top ten. Maybe
• 33:39
  if they keep winning. They know it's a bit. But
• 33:42
  here's here's the thing about the Cavaliers schedule. Now, the
• 33:45
  Cavaliers schedule is a combined the rest of the way
• 33:48
  going into this weekend is eighteen and fifteen, and the
• 33:52
  Who's are going to be favored in all but one game,
• 33:54
  the game at Duke, and I'm not so sure that
• 33:56
  you know, depending on what happens, you know that they
• 33:59
  won't be favored Reduke the rest of the way and
• 34:01
  so circle November fifteenth, you know. So anyway, with all
• 34:05
  that being said, the schedule really sets up for Virginia
• 34:10
  to have just an amazing year. The way they're playing,
• 34:14
  you know, you got to play well. But I mean
• 34:16
  for Tony Elliott, who you know in the school that's
• 34:18
  spent twenty to thirty million in NIEL money and got
• 34:20
  these guys in house, and you know the roster redo
• 34:24
  he's doing Jim Rome. Now you know, Chandler Morris is
• 34:27
  doing ESPN. This has I mean, this hasn't happened. I
• 34:30
  don't think since the Barbers, you know, don't I don't
• 34:33
  think Matt shab ever, did you know? And he was
• 34:36
  ACZ Player of the Year.
• 34:38
  Speaker 2: The Barbers had to get their own radio show to
• 34:40
  get a national run.
• 34:42
  Speaker 4: No, Tony Elliott's one of the nicest guys in the world.
• 34:45
  I'm very very happy for him, and I'm glad it's
• 34:47
  happening because the uvaight, you know, fans and especially people
• 34:50
  fall football are going to enjoy it. So all right,
• 34:55
  guess what's coming back to TV? Well, and we're talking.
• 34:59
  Golf Game is going to return this Thanksgiving weekend. The
• 35:04
  Skins Game will take place on Black Friday, seventeen years
• 35:07
  after the last edition. It will feature Justin Thomas, Xanderschoffle,
• 35:13
  Keegan Bradley, and Tommy Fleetwood. They'll all be miked. It'll
• 35:17
  be a lot of fun on what they did. They
• 35:19
  twisted now like the guys needed more money. It's a
• 35:22
  reverse purse. So each player will start with a million,
• 35:26
  but will have that amount of Justin based on winning
• 35:28
  or losing a hole, you know, when they play the
• 35:30
  Skins Game, and it'll have a each hole will have
• 35:32
  a dollar value and whatever. So look, Justin Thomas helped,
• 35:36
  doesn't They're going to play it at the Panther National,
• 35:39
  which is a Nicholas design that Justin Thomas helped with
• 35:43
  in so anyway, so the Skins Game was introduced in
• 35:47
  nineteen eighty three in Scottsdale, Arizona, when it was first
• 35:52
  when it was first played. So there you go, the
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  Skins Game is back. I think you know, the maybe
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  the PGA Tour or the Golf Gods saying, you know,
• 36:00
  let's let's.
• 36:01
  Speaker 2: Can can and the Washington football team still has to
• 36:05
  call themselves the Commanders, then, I mean, what's.
• 36:07
  Speaker 4: Up with that? The Commanders? Yeah, you know, come on
• 36:10
  that Thanksgiving weekend. I mean, that's you know, that's huge.
• 36:13
  That's all the rivalry games, that's all. It's so basically
• 36:16
  there'll be eight people watching and I'll probably be seeing
• 36:18
  them on the split screen because nobody will even know
• 36:21
  that it's going on. It's you know, it's called golf.
• 36:24
  You know, just golf programming, funny funny money, you know,
• 36:28
  whatever it's it's going to turn out to be. But
• 36:30
  it will be you know, but you know, it's fun
• 36:33
  for a while, it's fun for a look in. And
• 36:35
  but that weekend, you know, that weekend is going to
• 36:36
  be huge because the rivalry games I just talked about
• 36:39
  uv A, the Virginia Virginia Tech game is going to
• 36:42
  be That'll be a sell that's going to be a sellout. Granted,
• 36:46
  a lot of Tech people I think will stay home
• 36:49
  now because their teammate, depending on what Philo Montgomery does,
• 36:53
  you know, the rest of the way, and Tech will
• 36:56
  be ready right about that time. Tech will be ready
• 36:59
  to name a head coach. Well, let me let me
• 37:02
  back up. Tech will be ready to introduce Shane Beemer. Oh,
• 37:06
  following with his press conference.
• 37:09
  Speaker 2: And as I said to you, they don't need to
• 37:11
  worry about that buyout if Shane Bieber, if the South
• 37:14
  Carolina schedule plays out the way it looks like it,
• 37:17
  they got.
• 37:17
  Speaker 4: Cold, they got people, you know, with coal mines, and
• 37:20
  well they're going to just write the check. That's what
• 37:23
  the guy guy was.
• 37:24
  Speaker 2: No, no, no, I think South Carolina is going to
• 37:27
  fire Shane Biemer before the season is over.
• 37:29
  Speaker 4: Yeah, I read and I read in social media that
• 37:32
  a friend, a guy told you, he said, I will
• 37:34
  triple my donation if you hire Shane Biemer. Well, you know,
• 37:39
  do you think people are fanatics? So Aaron Judge home
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  run that was one point two feet inside and the
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• 41:37
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• 41:40
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• 41:43
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  Speaker 24: If you came across someone struggling with hunger, how would
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  Speaker 11: Job for ex for spending money about to help feed
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  Speaker 30: Sisters, Or a mother who's in between jobs and sometimes
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  Speaker 24: Or a fourteen year old girl who signs up to
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  Speaker 28: Or a retiree who fell ill and had to choose
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  Speaker 20: I love this sign, I love these notchos, I love
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  Speaker 2: This Tednesday morning. Can we get another clip of Daisy Head?
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  Mayzie please?
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  Speaker 17: At your confirmation hearing, you assured me that it is
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  be prosecuted. Last next month, in the US Attorney for
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  the Eastern District of Virginia was forced out. President Trump
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  then posted the message behind me asking about prosecuting James Comy.
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  You then appointed a new US attorney who within days
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  Are you the Pam that the President was referring to?
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  Speaker 35: I'm sure I was.
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  Speaker 17: So it's very clear to me that when the President
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  very shortly after the post to you, Kobe gets indicted.
• 45:52
  Last year, President Trump's new borders are now borders are.
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  Tom Homan was videotape taking a bag with fifty thousand
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  dollars in cash from undercover FBI agents after suggesting he could.
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  Speaker 2: Where did you go the rest of because her question
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  is it was more her question than the answer.
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  Speaker 17: Contract sounds like a bribe. Two weeks ago, did DOJ
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  officials reportedly shut down the bribery investigation into mister Holman
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  ms BONDI, did you approve closing the homean investigation? Bribery investigation?
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  Speaker 35: Just get ritter, Senator Herono as I stated earlier, the
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  Department of Justice and the FBI conducted a thorough review
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  and they found no credible evidence of any wrong doing.
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  Speaker 2: Now now you may recognize that phrase, and this becomes
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  the issue at sake, because remember James Comy himself used
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  that phrase, and Herono goes on to ask, is this
• 47:16
  becoming the department of revenge and arguing a case in
• 47:23
  the media. That's what winds up happening. It's funny, how
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  and I have a little montage here of how everyone
• 47:30
  was all fine when Donald Trump was being indicted, but
• 47:36
  not so much when James Komy was.
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  Speaker 36: This is an example of our judicial system working like
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  it should work, and.
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  Speaker 19: How much Trump was He's across the globe.
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  Speaker 36: We have no reason to believe Comy actually broke any
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  laws here, and we have no reason to believe that
• 47:50
  prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia had any evidence.
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  Speaker 2: That suggest Jen Saki both.
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  Speaker 16: In fact, we.
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  Speaker 36: Reason to believe the exact opposite.
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  Speaker 33: Sign at this country is on track, that people actually
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  respect the rule of law and are willing to do
• 48:07
  their duty.
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  Speaker 21: This is such a horrendous moment for the rule of law,
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  for the Department of Justice, for the country we're at large.
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  Speaker 2: This is a test of citizenship. Are we a country
• 48:19
  of laws? This is the rule of law under assault.
• 48:25
  Speaker 37: Kevin McCarthy is already casting judgment on the process. Parthy
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  could get someone killed with his rhetoric. He is going
• 48:32
  to inspire and cite somebody to take up violence against
• 48:36
  law enforcement. Donald Trump has not come for you yet.
• 48:40
  Speaker 2: He eventually will find you.
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  Speaker 38: Trump and many of his allies have already begun criticizing
• 48:44
  and accusing the justice system of being corrupt and biased
• 48:47
  against him. The fact that the President was actually able
• 48:50
  to get the federal government to do his bidding, there's
• 48:53
  a giant step toward eroding the independence of the justice
• 48:57
  system and undoing the rule of law in America.
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  Speaker 33: Cover the intelligence community for more than a decade, retaining
• 49:03
  classified information, especially at the level of classification that we're
• 49:06
  talking about here, is deeply significant. It is extraordinary that
• 49:10
  a former president did this. But a lot of regular
• 49:13
  Americans out there are saying when they hear about this, well,
• 49:15
  didn't Biden do that? Didn't Mike Pence do it? Of
• 49:17
  course that's not the same, but that's what a lot
• 49:19
  of people are saying because they're not delving into the details.
• 49:21
  Comy authorized Dan Richmond to talk to reporters, and let's
• 49:25
  think about that. Does that matter in the scheme of things.
• 49:28
  This case against James Comy for the Trump World in
• 49:31
  Magat World is not about whether he lied to Congress
• 49:34
  about leaks. They're using this as a weapon, this marginal
• 49:39
  perjury charge.
• 49:40
  Speaker 2: So it's a joke that to think that the justice
• 49:43
  system could be used as a weapon against Donald Trump,
• 49:47
  but not against James Comy. And so the multifaceted ones continue,
• 49:57
  and this is relevant to the story everyone's here about
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  this candidate for the Attorney general because of Virginia, because
• 50:08
  it speaks to whether or not, as doctor Clark said,
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  if you're claiming that somebody is seeking revenge on you
• 50:15
  for what, If you're claiming that law enforcement is being weaponized,
• 50:22
  how do you know? How do you know? Well, because
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  you were. It should be in order to there be
• 50:32
  a faith resurrection of faith in our judicial system, a
• 50:37
  clear statement of if somebody is going to be indicted.
• 50:42
  Speaker 4: And this.
• 50:44
  Speaker 2: Begins to wind down to the point where at some point,
• 50:48
  I'm not it wouldn't be one hundred percent surprised to
• 50:50
  actually see a ham Sandwich indicted, which is the old joke.
• 50:55
  The indictment is one thing, but an indictment carries weight.
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  An indictment means we have collected enough evidence to say
• 51:09
  something's there. And this goes back to what I was
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  saying earlier about our justice system falling apart because the
• 51:16
  judges that rule on these, the judges that say, Okay,
• 51:21
  I see enough here to allow you to continue to
• 51:26
  surveil somebody, to give you the warrant to surveil an
• 51:31
  American citizens for what did they do? Well, you know,
• 51:34
  we think they may have been invented. There has to
• 51:39
  be a higher bar set for the judicial system in
• 51:45
  the United States. And it's supposed to be the judges
• 51:49
  of the United States who are holding the gavels over these,
• 51:54
  but too often they're actually putting the gavel down and
• 51:59
  picking up a stamp. We got the news coming up here.
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  Good morning, You're on the air, first thing today by
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  Joe Thomas, who's this.
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  Speaker 39: Hey, this is Moscow, Bob, wasn't it James Comey who
• 52:11
  said that there was no evidence to say that Hillary
• 52:14
  Clinton broke.
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  Speaker 2: The law, right, no credible evidence, same line that Pam
• 52:19
  Bondi used.
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  Speaker 39: Well, we know it's not true, so therefore he abused
• 52:25
  his position and he lied.
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  Speaker 4: Under old right crime right.
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  Speaker 2: Well, you and this is what he's being charged with,
• 52:35
  versus what President Trump was being charged with, which none
• 52:38
  of those commentators were bringing up, which was President Trump
• 52:41
  was being charged with taking classified documents home that he
• 52:46
  wasn't allowed to have in his personal residence.
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