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Things Would Be Different If Trump Won · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day, and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Thursday morning,
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nineteenth day of October. Hi, I'm Wes, Thanks for joining me.
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Had some exciting news yesterday officially announced and I've kind of been teasing this a
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little bit, I guess on social media and you've heard me talk about the
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Nutcracker. Yes, I'm returning for the fifth time in the role of Mother
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Ginger in The Nutcracker this year at the Columbus River Center. And you should
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get your tickets, by the way, for the Nutcracker from the River Center's
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website or through the River Center box office directly. Don't go with some of
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those You just google it and see ticket prices and they're ridiculous one hundred and
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fifty dollars or something. No, that's not what you want to do.
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I got people that are they've been doing that for a while now. They
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get the tickets or whatever. I don't know. They do some kind of
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brokerage deal and they rip you off on the tickets. You don't want to
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do that, not even a little bit. No, you want to get
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the tickets directly from the River Center. And when you do that, you're
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going to get them at the actual price. No mark up with it there,
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You're going to get the price. That's the way it's going to work.
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So you can get your tickets without having to pay one hundred bucks or
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one hundred and fifty bucks or whatever they are for. Somebody was telling me
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that last year I was going to get tickets and they were one hundred fin
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I said, no, you got to get them through the River Center.
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You cannot get them through anything else. That's not how it works. You
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don't go through Google. That's not what you want to do. So that's
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a heads up. Now I've mentioned that I am going to be back in
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the role of Mother Ginger. Okay, this is me on stiltsent address performing
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ballet on stage as I do every year. Now, it's a weird world
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that I find myself in. I did not expect this to happen. When
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they offered it to me the first time five years ago, I said,
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yeah, I'll do it. I'd like to do it. Little did I
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know I'd still be doing it five years later and really excited about the upcoming
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show. Now here's the thing, and this is what I kind of teas
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that's not the tease part. It's not a big shock that I'm back doing
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the show again. What might be a shock, I don't know. What's
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the new thing is that we've added a new special event. We've added a
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brand new special event for people that have gone to the Nutcracker the last four
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years. One of those was the COVID year and it was on TV,
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so three of the last four years when we were doing it at the River
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Center for the people who went to the show and left and said that was
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fantastic, What a great experience for the whole family. Right. But I
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got to use more Mother Ginger. I could stand to have had more Mother
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Ginger in my life. That's what we were missing. We were missing more
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Mother Ginger. I wanted to see more of Wes in this role. If
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that's the way that you felt when you left the River Center, if that's
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what you were thinking as you were leaving, We've got good news for you.
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Oh yes, because this year I still got my normal time on stage.
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That's normal, all right, that's not changed. The part that's changed
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is this new event. It's called Mother Ginger's Tea, and we're doing a
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very very special party if you will. It's a tea party of sorts,
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and I'm gonna read you. This is the way they've worded it on the
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Columbus Ballet website. Indulge in a delightful journey with Mother Ginger's Tea, the
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Ultimate Nutcracker Extravaganza. Don't miss out on this enchanting tea party that will transport
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you to the heart of the Nutcracker tail. So if you get tickets for
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the Nutcracker Tea, this tea party, sorry, the Mother Ginger Tea.
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I gotta make sure I guess say Mother Ginger. She'll be very upset with
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me if I don't get the name right. She meaning my alter ego,
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Mother Ginger, who is the Diva of divas and all of this all right,
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So here's what happens. You come to this event. This is going
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to be it's the day of the Saturday show. This will be on December
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the sixteenth, at twelve thirty. That's when this is happening. So you
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get your tickets, you're gonna get access to the food and beverages, some
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iconic Nutcracker meet and greets, including the star of the show, of the
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Nutcracker herself, Mother Ginger photos with photo worthy magical moments, so you'll get
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character meet and greets and photos photo worthy magical moments. Entertainment. Drosselmeyer himself
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will be performing some magic tricks. There'll be a Nutcracker story reading done by
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Clara herself and who some think is the star of the show, right Mother
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Ginger. I mean, let's be real here. Some craft activities will make
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your own Christmas ornaments. It will be a lot of fun stuff and then
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hosted by and this is the wording I'm reading this from the Columbus Ballet website.
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All of this will be hosted by none other than the main character of
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The Nutcracker, Mother Ginger herself. She's bringing her unique charm to this unforgettable
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performance. So if you get your tickets for this event, you'll get a
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ten percent discount promo code redeemable for your tickets to The Nutcracker. So again,
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you're going to want to now for this, you're going to want to
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go to the Columbus Ballet's website first and foremost, right, you want to
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start there Thecolumbus Ballet dot org and you can follow the link there also for
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your Nutcracker tickets. But once you go there, then you'll click on the
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purchase tickets now and you'll see the tickets for this and it's forty dollars for
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a parent and a child, right, they both are part of the event.
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And then if you want to add another person to the ticket, it's
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just fifteen dollars to do that, plus you of course you get the ten
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percent off. And it's sponsored by w C. Bradley Company. So thanks
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for helping make this happen. This is something that I've wanted to do for
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a few years. I thought this would be a fun thing to add to
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the Nutcracker, and I have also discovered in doing this, I have to
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have a voice. I have to have a way to speak as mother Ginger.
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I've never spoken because in the ballet you just dance, you don't speak.
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So I've been working on that as well. I'm looking forward to that.
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My inspiration for the voice I will reveal at some point, but not
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yet. I don't want because it's no and it's not misusdoubtfire, that's what
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everybody thinks. That's not it at all. So there you go. So
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thanks again w C. Bradley for helping to make this happen, and it's
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going to be fun. December sixteenth, twelve thirty to two pm, and
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then at seven o'clock that evening we'll do the Nutcracker, So a little break
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in between and it'll be a good time, all right. I want to
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talk now, get serious, get really serious now, and talk about the
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state of the world. There's a lot going on. Understatement, there's been
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a lot going on, and this has been getting progressively worse. And I'm
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not one of those doom speakers. I don't know where things are going.
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I know I've heard some people say we're on the verge of a world war,
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like that's what feels like it's brewing, and it's certainly we have those
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days where you think this is getting ugly, it's getting ugly. How close
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we really are to that, I don't know. That's one of the sad
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parts about the state of the media that we're in right now, because we
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have a press, we have a media that we really can't trust. We
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just can't. We've hit that stage and it's really unfortunate that we don't.
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Overall, we don't trust our government. When one side's in power, the
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other side doesn't trust it. That goes both ways, or at least says
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that they don't trust it. I don't know fully where we are with that,
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but right now a lot of folks don't trust the competency of our government
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right now, the competency of our president, his ability to govern. And
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we'll come back to that. Science. There's a lot of issues we've had
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with science. We've gone through the whole vaccine thing, we've gone through,
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COVID, we've gone through. There's still a lot of questions about a number
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of things. Climate change is one of those things. You can't keep doomsdaying
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us and saying the world's going to end in fifteen years. Fifteen twenty thirty
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years passes and within that time you've changed it three times and told us we're
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all going to die, will be underwater, all those things. There's a
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legit trut issue there. And when people all gather in one place, we
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say, oh my gosh, we're going to all gather to talk about how
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we can cut carbon emissions and save the planet. Everybody flies a private jet
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separately and gets there, no car pooling at all. Everybody goes to the
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most remote place possible. They have to fly to the top of a mountain
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somewhere and sit out and talk whatever. So it's legit to question it at
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the very least, and not question overall climate change, but the way,
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oh there's elements of climate change that should be questioned, certainly, but certainly
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the way science approaches it, in the way that it's put out by our
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government. And maybe it's not specifically science in every way, but a lot
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of media and our government certainly. So we got issues with government. We
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got issues with press, the way that the stories are told, the way
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that they're conveyed to us. We got issues with science. We got issues
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with medicine, which is unfortunate. We went through all of that with COVID.
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We had some issues with people saying, is this what are we doing?
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Why are we handling it this way. We have a guy who we've
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learned more and more about his role in the way that viruses are manipulated and
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changed, gain of function and all those things, telling us one thing in
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front of Congress, sending emails that have been uncovered that say different things,
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and then he's the face of the people that are telling us that he's going
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to fix the problem, and then telling us also, no, nobody should
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wear a mask. We don't need to do that, and then later telling
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us no, no, you must wear masks. In some cases wear two
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masks, and then well, why did you tell us not to before,
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Well, that's because we didn't want to write to buy up all the masks.
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A lot of shady stuff there, and then telling him everybody that he
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is science questioning him is questioning science, all of those medicine. There's so
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many areas that we just don't trust what is being put before us. There's
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a lot of things that we don't trust. Some people don't trust authority of
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any kind. You know, we go through this thing where people are telling
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us we have to think that all police officers are one. Thing we're going
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through, you know, this wave of every all conservatives are bad. I've
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shared the story before a friend of mine who knows me to be conservative minded,
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not because I've beaten her over the head with it, but actually posted
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on social media once conservatives are all racist, and I think, well,
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I take that personally. I take that personally. So we've got a number
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of things that we just can't trust, and we've got issues with that.
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And when we start looking at reports of the we're on the verge of another
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world war, and it starts to feed We've got Russia and Ukraine. We've
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certainly got what's going on in Israel and the Gaza strip right now, you
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feel like China is just kind of there, kind of kind of, you
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know, checking things out. Still, that's been the talk for a while
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now about Ukraine. So it's hard to know who to believe when the media
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tells us one thing or the other about all of that. But what I
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can tell you is how quickly things have changed since Trump was president. I'm
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not going to carry Trump's water completely on this. It's probably going to sound
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that way a little bit. I certainly have mixed feelings about Trump, and
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I have from the beginning, and I've told this story many times. When
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he came down the escalator, I laughed. I thought, there's no way
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this guy could be president. He won't win. I joked about it on
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the radio. Anybody who listened heard me laughing at how ridiculous the thought was
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of him being president. And then he got down to where it was him
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and Ted Cruz that were the final two. And I thought, I like
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Ted Cruise a lot. I do I like Ted Cruise a lot. I
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thought this is going to be the guy Trump is going to and then all
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of a sudden, Trump takes Ted Cruh out anything. What is happening here?
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And then I actually thought. I remember telling people I don't think Trump
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really wants to win. I think this is all about Trump just getting the
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brand out, and he and Hillary Clinton used to be close. I think
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he and the Clintons were tight at one point. Ultimately, he'll just roll
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over for her and that's gonna happen. And then he did not. He
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actually won, and I thought, oh my gosh, what's going on.
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And then the guy who was the game show host on The Apprentice, right
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he was in firing off the tweets and I thought, oh, great,
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here we go. This is gonna be rough. And then he started doing
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all the stuff he promised. And then things got better. The economy got
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great, and there was more money in my account every month, and then
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I was able to take big vacations that I had extra money for, and
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all this sudden, I thought, Wow, this is fantastic. The economy's
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doing well, everything's going great. He's fixing So there's been some criminal justice
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reform when it comes to prison sentences and things, he's doing positive things.
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Unemployment in Black America has improved, all the things that should have been an
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easy slam dunk reelection campaign. And then COVID happens, and then again we
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go back to not being able to trust the media or science or medicine,
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all of that, and jumping in and saying we're going to have an impact
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on how this election turns out. I didn't even get into trusting elections or
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not. Hopefully that's gonna be better as we move on, but anyway,
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and he doesn't get to be president again, we get another guy. We
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get a guy who's clearly just kind of the guy that was going to be
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the next next to the lineup. If he had wanted it after Obama,
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he would have been the candidate then. But no, they promised it kind
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of to Hillary. He said he didn't want to do it. They talk
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him into doing it. As he's getting into the later stages, what seems
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like the really late stages in life where he's just not doesn't have cognition,
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he's not all there, and he's really in many ways and in many cases
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been an absolute embarrassed on camera. A number of times it seems to be
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getting worse. The longer the days are when he can't get to the early
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bedtime, it seems to be worse. Look, I've talked about this a
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great length. I don't want to mock anybody that has mental health problems.
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I don't want to mock anybody that has memory or cognition issues. My family
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has a history of it. We've had dementia in a number of dementia and
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Alzheimer's and a number of people in my loved ones. Okay, that's something
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that's there. There's a possibility or heredity I'm going to have issues with at
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least dementia in my life. That's a real fact. I don't mock it.
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I understand what it's like dealing with people who go through that, and
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I understand that there's a real possibility that I'm facing that, I'm facing that
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with loved ones now that will probably at some point start to struggle with those
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things. So all of that is a real thing. Don't mock it,
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not at all. That's not what I'm about. I do have questions about
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the people in my life whether they would have been able to handle this job
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at this point in history. And that's what we're facing right now. We
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are at a critical juncture in time where I don't want in a hundred years
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there to be speculation that if only Trump had won reelection, we wouldn't have
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been in a position with an incapable, incompetent president who is not mentally there,
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and then we ended up in another World war. I don't want that
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to be what the history books read, right. I don't want to see
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that, and I'm not I'm not trying to be terrifying. I don't want
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to be hyperbolic. I don't want to seem like we're saying, oh my
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gosh, we're going to be in a world because I don't know. I
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don't know where all of this is headed, but it's getting scary. We
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have more terrorism threats. All the things that seem to have been put away,
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they seem to be done. There were signs under the Trumpet administration of
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strength in the White House. He was not a puppet, he was not
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someone. It wasn't weekend at Bernie's. That's what it feels like. We
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have now. Imagine a situation where if you're a world leader somewhere and you
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wish harm on the US, or you wish harm on some other part of
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the world that the US usually has their bag. And you look over and
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you see, you know, Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman walking Bernie around,
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and that's what we've got, except it's not Bernie would be Bernie Sanders would
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be the better, but it's not. It's of course, Joe Biden is
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Bernie in this scenario, and he's got the sunglout, the aviator glasses on,
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and he's just kind of plopping around. And that's what they're seeing.
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They're not seeing strength, they're not seeing any sort of confidence, they're not
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seeing it. They're just seeing a guy that no one really thinks is in
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charge. Do you think he's in charge? Does anyone think he's actually running
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things? Was there any question about whether or not Trump was running things?
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All the people who I think the swamp people that we hear about all,
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you know, we always hear these stories about the shadow people in the background,
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and there's definitely some of these people. How many are there, I
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don't know. I don't want to sound all conspiracy theory on it, but
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there's definitely people that we don't see every day that getting a lot of say
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in what goes on? Right, I mean those people they're dressed as the
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easter bunny. Right, that's what they are. They're dressed as the easter
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bunny. Is Biden's trying to walk around and say things he's not supposed to
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say. They're the people in his ear telling him not to say this.
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They're the people that are setting up the questions for him during a very rare
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but very occasional what's supposedly an impromptu press conference, but the questions are all
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and he always gives it up. Uh, they're telling me that the next
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question is going to be one about the economy, and it's going to be
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from this reporter, and it's not impromptu. There's no spontaneity to it at
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all. Because he can't handle it. We know we can't, and so
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do the people around the world that wish us harm. That could easily be
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walking people across our border and have been for a couple of years now,
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where it's really easy to sneak people in and they catch them. Sometimes.
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These are people that may have negative intentions for us, but we're not catching
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them all. What are they doing, where are they, who are they?
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Why are they here? What could their intentions be. I mean,
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I could speculate, we could all speculate, but it's scary. It's a
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scary time right now, and I just wish that we had even if he's
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a big orange baby quote unquote, right, the big baby man that everybody
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said was crying all the time like a baby and tweeting. You know,
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that's what they when they said they had to get rid of him. But
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at least it felt like somebody was in charge. It felt like we had
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somebody running the country right. And again, we weren't dealing with massive inflation.
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On top of that, we had somebody in the White House and Trump
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who was looking out for Americans, who was looking looking out for our interests.
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Let's close the border, Let's keep people from flooding in. Let's protect
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our border, our sovereign nation, Let's protect all of those things. Let's
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look out for the best interest for Americans. Let's don't bleed us dry.
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Let's have energy independence and not send money overseas to people that are going to
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use that money in wars like in Ukraine, like in Israel. Let's do
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that for starters. Who would have thought, would you have imagined when he
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was coming down the escalator that Donald Trump would be the adult in the room
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and the adult that I feel like if he was still there, this would
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but have given permission to use their names. The company chief says, I
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design these products because I am a huge fan of the authors involved, and
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the last thing I would want is for them to feel exploited or disrespected.
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Slaine twirty is the name. I'd like a hat that says Salaine twirty on
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it. That seems like an interesting Uh don't you think could that be an
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interesting hat to wear around Slaine twirty? Oh? Yeah, I don't know
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that people would ask. I mean, I guess if you saw the name
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of an author that you knew and that you were a fan of, you'd
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say, oh wow, I love Joyce, Carol Oates, or she's got
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great works. If otherwise you maybe would think that was the person's name,
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it's wearing the hat, or where's that minor league baseball team? Do they
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play the Biscuits? You know? All right? Women apparently love muscular men,
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just not for marriage. Study from the University of Arkansas revealed that women
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were more attracted to muscular men when it comes to flings in short term romances,
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but they are less superficial when choosing someone to be their life partner.
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Women associate muscles with being fit and healthy, said Professor Mitch Brown from his
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research. However, a long term context, it was important to find a
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person who will support his family beyond physicality. Nice guys who made friendly jokes
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can actually finish first when it comes to attracting a woman looking for a long
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term relationship. According to doctor Brown, sure you know the dad bod I
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like it, so that sounds good. Good for the dadbod guys speaking on
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behalf of the dadbod guys. Good stuff there, all right, this is
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one of those will conversations. I know that people is a touchy area for
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people. You know, if you got parents of a certain age. There
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may have been discussions about a will when you get to a certain and I
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mean people should have a will, They should have plans, they should have
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a will. We have one because we've done international travel and we've got children
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and all of those things. You should have one, right, it just
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makes sense to have one. But apparently about half of Americans, maybe about
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half, according to a new survey, actually have a will, and about
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half also believe that they are going to be included in a loved one's will
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and will eventually receive an inheritance from them. Of those, forty four percent
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said they'd prefer to inherit something of value, compared to twenty seven percent who
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said they'd prefer something sentimental. And this is just a breakdown by what they're
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hoping I guess to inherit. Sixty five percent said they hope to inherit a
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house or some property. Fifty nine percent said they wish to inherit a loved
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one's pet. That's nice. Fifty eight percent said they'd like to inherit money.
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Seems like that would be higher, right. Forty percent said they would
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be jealous if another family member received a larger inheritance, and forty seven percent
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said that they'd rather leave money for their kids and grandkids rather than spend it
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all while they're alive. Thirty percent said they'd rather enjoy the money while they
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can. So there you go. That'll do it for this Thursday edition of
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the show. Thanks to our sponsors and patrons. Thank you for listening.
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