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"Generalized Hate Rhetoric" (Tuesday, May 19, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 7: Oh, bless you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 7: you this morning. And we gather in your name so
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Speaker 7: that I can tell you what went on last night,
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Speaker 7: including fun and frolic for.
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Speaker 8: Ilhan Omar.
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Speaker 7: We'll get into that in a moment, but first I
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Speaker 7: will tell you what went on last night. I will
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Speaker 7: share with you my analysis of it, but I also
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Speaker 7: emails through to us as well on this Tuesday morning.
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Speaker 7: There's an old expression, and I'm sure I'm going to
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Speaker 7: get in trouble for this, at least from the animal
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Speaker 7: rights people who are going to say this is akin
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Speaker 7: to victim shaming. But there's an old expression that says,
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Speaker 7: if you lay down with dogs, you're going to wake
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Speaker 7: up with fleas. And I've found that I've woken up
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Speaker 7: with fleas, and I haven't been laying down with the
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Speaker 7: dogs either. So the facts not an evidence counselor, but
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Speaker 7: two stories co mingled, although different, both involve fraud because
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Speaker 7: big bags of other people's money just demand people just
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Speaker 7: take a little sum something for themselves, both involving conspirators
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Speaker 7: who have found themselves uncomfortably under buses and are now
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Speaker 7: dropping dime on their political leader bosses, and we'll get
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Speaker 7: into all of that coming up for you this morning.
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Speaker 7: To terror in San Diego, a couple of teens opened
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Speaker 7: fire on a mosque, apparently before the first shots even
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Speaker 7: rang out. Police were looking for one of the two teenagers,
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Speaker 7: whose mother had called the police and said that her
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Speaker 7: son was suicidal and had run away. Police Chief of
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Speaker 7: San Diego, Scott Wall, said weapons were missing from the
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Speaker 7: home and her vehicle, and two hours later the Islamic
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Speaker 7: center of San Diego was being shot up by the suspects,
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Speaker 7: age seventeen and eighteen were found nearby in a vehicle
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Speaker 7: after killing themselves. Authorities planned to execute search warrants at
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Speaker 7: the homes. There are no specific threats, however, Wall said
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Speaker 7: that the suspects engaged in quote what he calls quote
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Speaker 7: generalized hate rhetoric. President Trump said he's holding off on
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Speaker 7: a strike planned for Iran today because serious negotiations were
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Speaker 7: underway to end the war. He posted social media, there
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Speaker 7: seems to be a very good chance they can work
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Speaker 7: something out. If do that without bombing the hell out
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Speaker 7: of them, I would be very happy, he wrote. The
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Speaker 7: founder of a Minnesota nonprofit who is serving time as
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Speaker 7: part of the two hundred and fifty million dollars COVID
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Speaker 7: era meal fraud scheme. Is claiming that Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
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Speaker 7: and other state and federal officials quote unquote knew about
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Speaker 7: the plot. Amy Bach, founding of Feeding Our Future, says
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Speaker 7: she didn't do it and she was trying to warn lawmakers.
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Speaker 7: Greenland's Prime Minister, Young Frederick Nielsen said that he met
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Speaker 7: with Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, who's President Trump's Special envoy
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Speaker 7: to the nation on Monday, but made it clear to
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Speaker 7: him that the Greenlandic people are not for sale quote unquote.
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Speaker 7: I was able to find myself that magic DeLorean and
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Speaker 7: go back to when some of these things were specifically
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Speaker 7: withholding tax and some of these things, and bring the
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Speaker 7: constitutional argument to the floor and make them answer for
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Speaker 7: what the real premise of it was, which is, of course,
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Speaker 7: we don't trust you to pay for the things that
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Speaker 7: you want the government to do. And there's a couple
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Speaker 7: of eddies and currents in that number one. It infers
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Speaker 7: that if you're taking my money, I want to have
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Speaker 7: some say in who gets my money or can I
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Speaker 7: get some of it back? That opens a can of
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Speaker 7: worms onto its own self. Constitutionally, we were founded on
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Speaker 7: the idea that the the states would create the federal budget.
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Speaker 7: back and forth, and we can't afford that.
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Speaker 8: You're going to have to lower your budget. Now we
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Speaker 8: have this.
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Speaker 7: Almost Nottingham esque world of give us your tax money
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Speaker 7: or go to jail. Give us what we have determined
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Speaker 7: arbitrarily in your name, of course, is what you owe us,
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Speaker 7: or go to jail, lose your property, lose your business,
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Speaker 7: leading more and more Americans to say, do I even
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Speaker 7: own my house?
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Speaker 8: Do I own my property? Or am I just renting
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Speaker 8: it from the government. There's a lot of folks.
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Speaker 7: In that camp, and that number grows every year, and
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Speaker 7: it's a dangerous one. And it's when the government can
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Speaker 7: fix by fixing the way that it collects its taxes.
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Speaker 7: They do it in this sneaky, we hope you don't notice,
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Speaker 7: sort of way, like a little kid sneaking into the
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Speaker 7: kitchen to get some cookies out of the candy jar.
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Speaker 7: Hoping that mom and Dad are asleep on the couch
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Speaker 7: and don't hear them. This is how we wind up
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Speaker 7: with a couple of scenarios of As I said, if
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Speaker 7: you lay down with dogs, you wake up with fleas.
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Speaker 7: And there are different types of corrupt politicians. There are
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Speaker 7: the ones who are doing it simply because they know
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Speaker 7: no better way to get votes than to buy them
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Speaker 7: pander I'll send you money and you guys vote for me, okay.
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Speaker 7: Then they're the ones who are really seeing the opportunity
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Speaker 7: of taking other people's money and using it for their
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Speaker 7: own purposes. These are borderline sociopaths. They believe they can
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Speaker 7: do a better job with your money than you can.
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Speaker 7: And then there are just the crooks, the ones who said,
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Speaker 7: big bag of money, I'm gonna get me some of that.
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Speaker 7: And I think there are two stories that seem to
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Speaker 7: have the same da They may not be related in
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Speaker 7: a physical sense, but they are of the same DNA
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Speaker 7: and the story of Virginia Senator Louise Lucas and US
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Speaker 7: Congressman Ilhan Omar. I don't know if they've ever met.
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Speaker 7: I would I'd love to see a photograph of the
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Speaker 7: two of them at some Democrat rally, you know, bring
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Speaker 7: the big stars out to you know, raise money for
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Speaker 7: Terry mccauller or whatever. There's got to be one somewhere,
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Speaker 7: it's the Claude that's running around in the eddies and
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Speaker 7: currents of the interwebs, still hiding under boxes and is
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Speaker 7: it safe to come out? I'm the one that remade
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Speaker 7: my looks like a crab. These two are aside from
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Speaker 7: being Democrats, they're also on the crooked end of the
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Speaker 7: same story and they're having the same thing happened to them.
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Speaker 7: And it couldn't be a nicer crowd of folks. So
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Speaker 7: he told you yesterday's program and actually my new column
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Speaker 8: Seaville.
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Speaker 7: Joe Thomas is then j TI T M. Virginia is
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Speaker 7: my ex handle. Now Carl Upton, who is the guy
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Speaker 7: in charge of making sure the COVID money that he
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Speaker 7: wasn't supposed to get got there through the offices of.
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Speaker 8: Virginia Senator Louis Lucas, into the dispensary business that she was.
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Speaker 7: Running, lying about you know how many dollars they were
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Speaker 7: losing in the COVID shutdowns, and she ought to know.
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Speaker 7: I mean, she was on all the influential health panels
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Speaker 7: and Center Square and all the lockdowns, so she knew
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Speaker 7: how to get money into her own pocket as well
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Speaker 7: as others through these COVID cons lies.
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Speaker 8: And not to the degree of ilhan Omar's.
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Speaker 7: Corruption, but it's the federal government and it's aid for children.
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Speaker 7: You see, That's where Louise Lucas went wrong. She didn't
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Speaker 7: go big or go home. She thought maybe if she
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Speaker 7: kept it small and personal, nobody would notice. Ilhan Omar,
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Speaker 7: you know, through the Leering Center and all the other
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Speaker 7: corruptions in Minnesota now is being dragged under the bus
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Speaker 7: by her co conspirator ms Bach, who's in jail now
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Speaker 7: and has been for some time. And this is what
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Speaker 7: makes this story interesting is ms has been in jail
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Speaker 7: for some time now and is now saying, hey, I've
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Speaker 7: got a story to tell don't hold her in the
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Speaker 7: same cell that Jeffrey Epstein was held in. Okay, I'm
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Speaker 7: just saying, make sure there's a security camera that works
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Speaker 7: all the time on this young lady who is now
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Speaker 7: saying that she had no idea and when she discovered it,
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Speaker 7: she tried to blow the whistle on ilhan Omar and
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Speaker 7: other quote state officials who were well aware of the
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Speaker 7: fraud that was going on. Now, is which which bucket
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Speaker 7: of fraud does this go into?
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Speaker 8: Is it pandering?
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Speaker 7: Is it give backs or is it kickbacks to a
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Speaker 7: community that lined up and voted for somebody and hadn't
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Speaker 7: seen any real benefit. But you know, the leaders of
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Speaker 8: We love our modifiers. We we love our adjectives.
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Speaker 7: has to be made worse by whatever modifying adjective we
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Speaker 7: throw on it. And ironically or intentionally you choose the
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Speaker 7: to pick up on the latest from San Diego. Obviously
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Speaker 7: it's two thirty in the morning there, and so there's
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Speaker 7: no new news coming out of the shooting at the mosque.
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Speaker 7: At the moment, police, I think we're supposed to be
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Speaker 7: executing a search warrant yesterday evening at the home of
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Speaker 7: the two teenagers who killed themselves because apparently according to
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Speaker 7: was suicidal and had just run away and taken all
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Speaker 7: of her guns. No, no, what else they'll find at
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Speaker 7: the house. But the police chief did say that what
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Speaker 7: was the phrase general hate was what they were participating in.
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Speaker 7: Generalized hate rhetoric is what the police chief said yesterday afternoon.
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Speaker 7: That could mean anything, That could actually mean they were
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Speaker 7: members of the mosque listening to from the River to
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Speaker 7: the Sea. They could have been listening to, you know,
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Speaker 7: be and the Infidel must be killed, and so, you.
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Speaker 7: But there's also a problem with this because racism I
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Speaker 7: have a bit of some experience with. This is one
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Speaker 7: of those things that we've weakened. The idea of racism
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Speaker 7: is simply a dehumanizing.
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Speaker 18: And a.
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Speaker 8: Labeling of people.
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Speaker 7: And it's not just wrong theologically, it's also incredibly shortsighted
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Speaker 7: because you don't get to know anyone. You just fix
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Speaker 7: a label and I don't need to know this guy,
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Speaker 7: he's such and such. Racism isn't just about black and white,
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Speaker 7: although the profiteers would have you think it is. And
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Speaker 7: you know, throwing an entire community together is whether it
32:24
Speaker 7: be all the Jews, all the Muslims, all the Scottish people,
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Speaker 7: all the radio hosts, and saying we're all in one
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Speaker 7: category is ludicrous. It's un American, and it's one of
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Speaker 7: the ways that the Marxists have wheedled their way into
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Speaker 7: our culture to help divide us so we'd be easier
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Speaker 7: to conquer. Because eventually you've divided up and siloed enough
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Speaker 7: populations in there that none of us realize what's actually
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Speaker 7: going on, and we're being turned on one another. For
33:04
Speaker 7: someone else's benefit. Let me get to you at four
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Speaker 7: three four eight eight two four two one seven. See, Now,
33:13
Speaker 7: if I was a racist, as I've been accused of being,
33:17
Speaker 7: I would have special lines. Is this the Caucasian hotline?
33:20
Speaker 7: Is this the African American? And again there's another modifier
33:25
Speaker 7: we have to you know, have different community knowledges. You
33:29
Speaker 7: don't have a view of this unless it's tainted by
33:32
Speaker 7: your ethnicity or your race, or your club that we've
33:37
Speaker 7: lumped you into your genome anyway, So the tangent not
33:44
Speaker 7: was saying, let's get back to the phone line, good morning,
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Speaker 7: as I was saying before before I rudely interrupted myself,
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Speaker 7: who's this?
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Speaker 23: Hey, this is Moscow, Bob. So I'm not on your
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Speaker 23: secret watch line list?
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Speaker 8: No, absolutely, you know it.
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Speaker 7: Now there may be somebody at NSA headquarters saying, hold
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Speaker 7: Let's listen in so Hi, how's Langley this time of year?
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Speaker 7: And I'm sure there's somebody in Saint Petersburg the other
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Speaker 23: And I don't say anything that's not realistic and true.
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Speaker 23: So basically, you know when the police chief or commander
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Speaker 23: or whatever he said, you know it's a generalized hate.
34:36
Speaker 23: Is that because the kid was from California and San
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Speaker 23: Diego and he was grooned by all the rhetoric of
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Speaker 23: the Democratic politicians that promote hate in their country and
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Speaker 23: that's what drove him to these suicidal idolations and these killings.
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Speaker 24: He was.
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Speaker 8: He was what.
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Speaker 7: Bob, we lose his line. See see now was that
35:00
Speaker 7: in Langley or was that in Saint Petersburg? Which country
35:05
Speaker 7: cut him off? But it's a fair question because you
35:10
Speaker 7: know what were they listening to? Will they say? And
35:14
Speaker 7: here's the thing we will know pretty quickly, so this
35:20
Speaker 7: might be him. This might be him trying to get
35:22
Speaker 7: back to us, Bob, is that.
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Speaker 23: You, Yes, someone was watching and listening to us and
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Speaker 23: me off.
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Speaker 8: It didn't like it. Didn't like it.
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Speaker 7: So as I was saying, go ahead, you were in
35:35
Speaker 7: the middle of a sentence when they dropped you.
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Speaker 23: So yeah, what I'm saying is that this was generalized
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Speaker 23: hate by the chief of police. And this is because
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Speaker 23: this high school or seventeen eight year old was groomed
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Speaker 23: all his life in the California's public school system, with
35:49
Speaker 23: the rhetoric from the Democratic politicians, including Nancy Pelosi, to hate,
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Speaker 23: hate and revolt, revolt, revolt and kill people. Had nothing
35:58
Speaker 23: to do with that. This was a mo It was
36:01
Speaker 23: just the location. It had all to do how this
36:04
Speaker 23: child was psychologically groomed from a young child with a
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Speaker 23: rhetoric in the school system from the Democrats in California.
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Speaker 7: So you think this is a little bit of if
36:15
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36:17
Speaker 7: somebody else's fault kind of stuff.
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Speaker 23: Yes, I think a lot of these children in some
36:24
Speaker 23: of these states, especially California, it's because they've been groomed
36:28
Speaker 23: that way all the way back to Obama, you know,
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Speaker 23: with in Missouri and with sron what you know, the
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Speaker 23: Treban case and yeah, getting out protest, protests, protests. These kids,
36:43
Speaker 23: it's been drilled into them school. So if they don't
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Speaker 23: like something, the Democratic rhetoric has been you stand up,
36:50
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Speaker 23: in a young person's mind, whatever it takes.
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Speaker 7: Is violent. Yeah, well, and or you have been the
37:02
Speaker 7: victim of you know what. Ibram Kenny and I debated
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Speaker 7: on CBS one morning, which is this idea of anti
37:08
Speaker 7: racism this kid may have and I find it interesting.
37:12
Speaker 7: We also don't know much about the ethnicity of these
37:15
Speaker 7: kids yet, the seventeen and eighteen year old in this case,
37:21
Speaker 7: but they could have been the victims just as much
37:24
Speaker 7: of well, you know you're Caucasian, so you're a racist
37:27
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37:33
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37:35
Speaker 8: But there's so many.
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Speaker 23: Yeah, think about this one aspect. Wouldn't be interesting that
37:42
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37:52
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Speaker 8: We'll get into that a little bit further here.
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Speaker 7: But a lot of folks on the San Diego shooting
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Speaker 8: Orian Joe.
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Speaker 24: Honestly, I figured it was great time in a call.
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Speaker 24: You're saying, as I was on four ninety five going.
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Speaker 7: Around it's the only time to drive around DC on
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Speaker 7: four ninety five, you know. And the problem with driving
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Speaker 7: around big cities like New York and Washington at hours
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Speaker 7: like this is you.
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Speaker 8: Realize how bad the roads really are.
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Speaker 7: Nobody notices it generally because they're never going more than
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Speaker 7: five miles an hour, but when you hit it at
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Speaker 7: fifty five or sixty, then you're like, oh.
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Speaker 8: My god, can somebody fix this?
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Speaker 7: It's like riding along somebody's rib cage. Anyway, So what's
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Speaker 7: your thoughts besides the fact that DC is probably lovely
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Speaker 7: at this time of the sunrise, it.
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Speaker 24: Is, especially the golden lights. You're fucking off the tall buildings. Honestly,
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Speaker 24: there's a lot again You've got you played quite a field, Joe,
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Speaker 24: which for a moment, I can touch on the Dominion
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Speaker 24: and the Florida Power System looking at a sixty seven
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Speaker 24: billion dollar I call it a merger, maybe a buyout.
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Speaker 8: Who knows.
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Speaker 24: Essentially it's black Rock owned if I'm not stake and
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Speaker 24: Dominion is. I don't know the ownership of the Florida company,
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Speaker 24: but I do recall black Rock Larry Fink, we're talking
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Speaker 24: about adjusting their portfolios and I think fifteen percent of
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Speaker 24: their investments that were going to be into power systems essentially,
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Speaker 24: and what the data centers are going to be.
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Speaker 17: Now.
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Speaker 24: Data centers are one thing, that's the brain, that's the
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Speaker 24: processing power. The collection of the data is all sorts
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Speaker 24: of stuff. If you recall their work came out that
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Speaker 24: Pokemon Go was actually a data collection system and all
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Speaker 24: these teenagers young adults running around tapping all these collecting
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Speaker 24: all these pokemons is actually so the cameras could record
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Speaker 24: the area so they could have drone deliveries, hyper accurate
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Speaker 24: drone deliveries. Set that aside. We see that for example, Iowa,
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Speaker 24: they went to they were really big into climate change,
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Speaker 24: so they've tried to go to more renewables forces and
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Speaker 24: I think they only have one co powered power plant.
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Speaker 24: Now it's very clear. I don't know what they have available,
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Speaker 24: but that's an area that the reason why I go
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Speaker 24: to Ioway is because honestly, I think DC needs to
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Speaker 24: move to the center of Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri that area.
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Speaker 8: El El Neil Smith agrees with you, too, great libertarian
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Speaker 8: science fiction author. You know it's so. But let me
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Speaker 8: let me go back to what you were saying.
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Speaker 7: About the dominion and how the data collection industry goes.
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Speaker 7: As soon as somebody introduced me to the Pokemon Go
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Speaker 7: and the whole idea of geo cashing as a game
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Speaker 7: was because Pokemon Go was just a stylized geo cash
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Speaker 7: gaming thing, I knew it was about data collection. That's
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Speaker 7: why I never did it. I also don't have the
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Speaker 7: time of the bandwidth, but a friends of mine did.
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Speaker 7: It's the data and this is always a question Fourth Amendment,
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Speaker 7: Third Amendment, and what you allow somebody to know about
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Speaker 7: your activities and what is it being used for.
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Speaker 8: That's always always.
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Speaker 7: Been the question, you know, going back to you know,
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Speaker 7: testimony in court Officer krup Key, Yeah, I saw Kareem
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Speaker 7: get into his truck at four am and drive away,
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Speaker 7: And okay, that's a fact that he's observed you doing it.
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Speaker 7: And what does that mean in a court of law
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Speaker 7: or an investigation. That's that's where it becomes key to
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Speaker 7: guys like Alan Dershowitz and and every defense attorney from
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Speaker 7: that point down, is what is admissible?
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Speaker 8: What does it add up to, because it.
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Speaker 7: Comes down to burden of proof, asked Mark Furman, who
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Speaker 7: passed away apparently like a week ago, and we're just
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Speaker 7: finding out that the center square in the oj trial
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Speaker 7: passed away, you know, notable American history figure. But if
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Speaker 7: you want to talk about tainted evidence and how chain
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Speaker 7: of evidence is important and collecting data, uh, it's Mark Furman.
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Speaker 8: Really, if you think about it.
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Speaker 24: Joe, are you telling me that happering doesn't occur naturally
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Speaker 24: in the body. Well, honestly, when I took those blood
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Speaker 24: samples off the various places inside the house and I
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Speaker 24: found Happer inside it, that was a big clue that
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Speaker 24: somebody opened a valve and fortunate stuff.
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Speaker 8: Out exactly, you know, chain of evidence.
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Speaker 7: Drive safely around DC. Uh and uh and we will
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Speaker 7: talk to you again very soon.
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Speaker 8: Good stuff.
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Speaker 7: Thanks Jo four three four eight eight two four two
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Speaker 7: one seven. We'll check in our friends from JCS Gold
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Speaker 7: Gold and Silver had a big sale day yesterday and
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Speaker 7: we'll see if that continues today. Coming up on first
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