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"Proving Ground" (FTTxJT Fri 073126 hr4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 5: LM for the last minute, because that's where we are
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Speaker 5: in the last minute. It's oh man, I was gonna
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Speaker 5: I understand that, and I have lived that. So you
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Speaker 5: say hey Joe and send. It's send, and we will
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Speaker 5: weigh in on what you've got to say. But let's
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Speaker 5: lay out those first things first so that we know
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Speaker 5: what it is we're talking about, and then then we
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Speaker 5: can do that. Because you are the most important local
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Speaker 5: part of the radio station that you're listening to this morning,
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Speaker 5: and we appreciate you doing that. All along the talk
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Speaker 5: media network. Cuba is reforming its economy. There was a
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Speaker 5: day that would have been the lead story. So we're
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Speaker 5: having some fun with the fact that it's our lead
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Speaker 5: story this morning. Is it the biggest story out there? No,
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Speaker 5: but there was a time when Cuba trying to bring
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Speaker 5: a free market to bear in their economy would be
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Speaker 5: a big story. Economic changes decided on during the two
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Speaker 5: day National Assembly in Havana that concluded yesterday include allowing
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Speaker 5: people to own property, allowing businesses to own their imports
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Speaker 5: and bring in medications from abroad, and authorizing private tourist
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Speaker 5: companies to operate in the island. Can casinos be far behind?
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Speaker 5: Heaven's sakes, If Virginia can have casinos, why can't Cuba.
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Speaker 5: Eighteen migrants died trying to cross the border, trying to
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Speaker 5: leave their home country and get into the United States,
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Speaker 5: but the Spanish territory of Queita, which is just across
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Speaker 5: the border from Morocco, according to Rashid Sabee, who leads
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Speaker 5: the local workers association that represents civil Guard officers in Cueto,
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Speaker 5: any other day, but Hamas has agreed to put together
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Speaker 5: all of the things necessary to disarm and turn authority
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Speaker 5: over in Gaza to the International Stabilization Force. President Trump
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Speaker 5: said this the agreement will be carried out in carefully
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Speaker 5: structured phases. The President also said Thursday he may pull
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Speaker 5: the nomination of Attorney General Todd Blanche, now serving as
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Speaker 1: This is Independence from Virginia again. First Thing Today by
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Speaker 1: Joe Thomas on the top.
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Speaker 5: Thank you, bry letting us be of service to you.
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Speaker 5: Bob Good, the host of the Good for America podcast,
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Speaker 5: is on with us, and we were talking as we
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Speaker 5: went into the news at the top of the fourth
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Speaker 5: hour of the program. And if you're sitting there thinking,
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Speaker 5: oh my god, he does this for four hours, Yeah,
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Speaker 5: and you should hang out with me after those four
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Speaker 5: hours are done. As a matter of fact, you get
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Speaker 5: to you get to take a walk in the woods
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Speaker 5: with me every afternoon at three. As the afternoon constitutional
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Speaker 5: is back and being a different era than it was
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Speaker 5: the first time we did program, we're actually taking it literally,
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Speaker 5: taking a thirty minute walk walk with me, sit down
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Speaker 5: and tune in at JT in America on YouTube. That's
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Speaker 5: the channel there. But before we went to the news, Bob,
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Speaker 5: we were talking about the issue with these permanent super
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Speaker 5: legislators in the US Senate. We were having some fun
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Speaker 5: at their expense. They finally getting around to even just
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Speaker 5: getting through committee a bill that you've first proposed four
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Speaker 5: years ago that does nothing more than build one hundred
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Speaker 5: feet of road as an emergency route for somebody. How
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Speaker 5: does that become something that takes four years to pass
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Speaker 5: through the bowels of the upper House of Congressmen. You
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Speaker 5: were talking about these super legislators and the problems with
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Speaker 5: how we choose them. So how do you fix that, Bob?
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Speaker 5: How do we do we go back and repeal the
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Speaker 5: seventeenth seventeenth Amendment? Correct? That makes the senators popularly elected, right?
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Speaker 17: I think that would be a step in the right direction.
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Speaker 17: But it always does come down to us, to we
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Speaker 17: the people. We are still a government of the people,
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Speaker 17: by the people, for the people. We will exercise the
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Speaker 17: power intrusted to us in the Constitution. We still do
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Speaker 17: have the ability to elect and re elect those candidates
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Speaker 17: who we think will best represent us, to hold them accountable,
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Speaker 17: to not rubber stamp our vote, even just those of
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Speaker 17: the party that we must might be most aligned with,
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Speaker 17: and especially when that party is violating the principles upon
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Speaker 17: which it says to stand for, and so we ought
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Speaker 17: to be willing to support primary candidates. It's tough when
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Speaker 17: the president puts SYSTEMB on the scale and overwhelms the
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Speaker 17: primary instead of draining the swamp or filling the swamp
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Speaker 17: with the worst kind of members of Congress who they're
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Speaker 17: only getting elected in primaries or winning primaries because of
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Speaker 17: their pledge, allegiance or support of an individual, irrespect of
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Speaker 17: their conservative credentials or their qualifications or what might distinguish
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Speaker 17: them from other Canids apart from that endorsement.
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Speaker 5: Well, you see this with this hold up of Todd
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Speaker 5: Blanche for Attorney General. Cornyn and Tillis with their own
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Speaker 5: agendas about President Trump saying well, we're going to hold
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Speaker 5: this guy up because we think this weaponization of government
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Speaker 5: fund is really just a way for you and your
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Speaker 5: family to avoid tax scrutiny. And it's become a name
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Speaker 5: calling thing rather than saying, hey, we should have an
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Speaker 5: Attorney General of the United States.
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Speaker 17: I fear that could backfire, Joe, because I believe we
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Speaker 17: are in very, very susceptible losing that seat in North Carolina.
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Speaker 17: I don't think the former governor of North Carolina is
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Speaker 17: going to vote better for President Trump's nominees than Tom Tillis,
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Speaker 17: and that North Carolina seat I think is in jeopardy.
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Speaker 17: Even Texas polls show that Ken Paxton is more vulnerable
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Speaker 17: than the general because of the skeletons or the scandals
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Speaker 17: in his closet. And so President Trump may regret not
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Speaker 17: working to try to get this nominee through with Tillis
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Speaker 17: and Cornyn and rolling the dice and hoping that he'll
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Speaker 17: be in a better position after the election.
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Speaker 5: Speaking about putting your name on the dotted line for things,
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Speaker 5: you are about to embark on a pretty ambitious campaign,
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Speaker 5: especially when you have people like Mark Warner, as you said,
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Speaker 5: kind of sucking up all the oxygen. It's the midterms,
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Speaker 5: it's you know, a lot of Trump derangement syndrome. But
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Speaker 5: there are three very important constitutional amendments in your home
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Speaker 5: state of Virginia. You're putting all your chips in the
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Speaker 5: table out, going out and putting the campaign hat back on. Bob,
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Speaker 5: tell us what you're.
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Speaker 17: Up to well, to clarify campaign in terms of trying
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Speaker 17: to defeat these amendments, trying to educate and inform Virginians,
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Speaker 17: to mobilize folks to get involved and to make sure
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Speaker 17: they vote November elections, to build awareness for these two
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Speaker 17: particularly these two terribly dangerous, damaging constitutional amendments that are
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Speaker 17: on the ballot in Virginia to enshrine abortion up to
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Speaker 17: the moment of birth, maybe even beyond, without any restrictions,
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Speaker 17: without any parental notification, without any parental rights, without any
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Speaker 17: limits on the age of a minor to have an abortion,
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Speaker 17: to enshrine that in the constitutions. Virginia is already the
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Speaker 17: most one of the most liberal abortion states. It's becoming
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Speaker 17: essentially a sanctuary state. But that's on the on the
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Speaker 17: ballot in November, as well as to enshrine homosexual marriage
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Speaker 17: in the Constitution of Virginia, which will be a direct
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Speaker 17: assault on churches, on pastors, on the on religious freedom.
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Speaker 17: And so even if you're not terribly motivated to vote
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Speaker 17: based on the competitives competitiveness or lack thereof, or of
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Speaker 17: the Virginia Senate race, or the or your particular congressional
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Speaker 17: district if you live in a Democrat district, or you've
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Speaker 17: got an overwhelmingly Republican district, or maybe you're disappointing the
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Speaker 17: Republican parties performed over the last couple of years. You
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Speaker 17: need to register, You need to vote. We need to
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Speaker 17: defeat these constitutional amendments. Register vote, vote no on November three,
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Speaker 17: or when early voting begins in mid September. Let's defeat
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Speaker 17: these constitutional amendments. Virginia Conservative Action is the organization that's
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Speaker 17: asked me to be its president, to lead this mission
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Speaker 17: over this sprint over the next three months to try
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Speaker 17: to help defeat these constitutional amendments that will do great
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Speaker 17: harm in Virginia.
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Speaker 5: Where do you people find them online?
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Speaker 17: Bob, It'll the website will go live in the next
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Speaker 17: couple of days. It will be Virginia Conservative Action dot org.
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Speaker 17: Virginia Conservative Action dot org. It's going live in the
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Speaker 17: next couple of days. Joe, this is the first time
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Speaker 17: I've spoken about it publicly. You've got it first right
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Speaker 17: here on Joe Thomas Radio.
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Speaker 5: Well, I appreciate the scoop on that I rarely get
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Speaker 5: them anymore. So well, I mean, my cat asked me
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Speaker 5: to scoop the litter box out. But that's the closest
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Speaker 5: I ever get to getting a scoop anymore.
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Speaker 6: Bob.
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Speaker 5: Last question, because I think people, you know, and you
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Speaker 5: get a lot of polling numbers, and we've been hit
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Speaker 5: with a lot. We've been talking about how lies, damn
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Speaker 5: lies and statistics people say, well, eighty percent of the
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Speaker 5: people support women's right to choose. That's not what this
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Speaker 5: abortion amendment is. When people talk about gay marriage, that's
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Speaker 5: not what this abortion of this Amendment is about, I mean,
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Speaker 5: this is about sending ministers to jail if they don't,
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Speaker 5: like the baker in Colorado, comply with somebody who walks
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Speaker 5: into their church and demands that they be married. Yeah.
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Speaker 17: Absolutely, this is going to a whole other level. It
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Speaker 17: will to your latter point there, it will place anyone
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Speaker 17: in jeopardy who doesn't support, doesn't recognize based on their faith,
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Speaker 17: based on their religious views, that doesn't recognize a homosexual marriage.
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Speaker 17: It will place pastors and churches and jeopardy if they
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Speaker 17: perform other weddings, other marriage ceremonies are unwilling to marry
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Speaker 17: you too, homosexuals who want the church or the pastor
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Speaker 17: to marry them, and for that matter, individuals and businesses
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Speaker 17: who are based on their faith beliefs or religious beliefs
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Speaker 17: don't want to participate, you know, in whether it's making
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Speaker 17: a gig or whether it's doing using their wedding venue
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Speaker 17: or what have you. But yes, and from an abortion standpoint, again,
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Speaker 17: it's a direct saw on children, on minors, on parental rights,
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Speaker 17: on families. It overrides parental consent, It overrides the even
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Speaker 17: the facility safety requirements that are in place right now
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Speaker 17: for Virginia's it eliminates requirement for the currently requirement, there's
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Speaker 17: a consensus from two additional healthcare practitioners before a third
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Speaker 17: tromester abortion can be performed, that would go away. It
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Speaker 17: would make Virginia the most liberal abortion state, the most
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Speaker 17: aggressive abortion sanctuary state in the country.
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Speaker 5: Good for America dot org. Thank you so much, Bob,
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Speaker 5: You've got a busy weekend ahead of you. Thank you
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Speaker 1: This is Independence from Virginia again. First Thing Today by
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Speaker 5: So I mentioned proving grounds and Bob was talking about
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Speaker 5: proving ground, see Virginia. Will you know, whatever the outcomes
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Speaker 5: of these constitutional amendments wind up being, will be out
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Speaker 5: So whether you're listening to us on ten seventy in
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Speaker 5: of course we need to have it here in California,
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Speaker 5: I mean this elevates everything that happened that Baker to
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Speaker 5: a constitutional amendment. And the thing about a constitutional amendment,
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Speaker 5: it becomes harder to fight in court. That's the other
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Speaker 5: side of it. It starts to become something that justices
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Speaker 5: will look at and say, ah, it is a constitutional amendment,
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Speaker 5: still could be unconstitutional. I'm not arguing that text messages
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Speaker 5: and I like this. Chris jumped in and wanted to
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Speaker 5: jump in on my just It was a and I'm
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Speaker 5: not belittling. Nothing I say is to be belittled. There
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Speaker 5: is intent to all of it. But the opening of
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Speaker 5: the program, we mentioned that we have new time stamps.
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Speaker 5: We're going to invent our own time stamp. You have
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Speaker 5: AM and PM and the hours that we spend together,
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Speaker 5: which are LM meaning referring to the last minute, things
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Speaker 5: becomes the most important when truly you're eachy is what
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Speaker 5: one hundred and twenty one people die every minute in
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Speaker 5: the world. Can we check that. I mean I don't
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Speaker 5: and I'm going to take your word for it, that
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Speaker 5: one hundred and twenty one people die every minute in
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Speaker 5: the world, which translates to roughly two deaths every second,
32:48
Speaker 5: and about one hundred and seventy four thou three hundred
32:51
Speaker 5: and forty nine people meet their eternity each day. Keep
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Speaker 5: this life in perspective. Chris rights, live a life that
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Speaker 5: matters for eternity, because we're all truly going to live
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Speaker 5: somewhere forever and location, location, location matters, And so he is.
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Speaker 5: In closing, he says, Joe, Yes, these are the last
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Speaker 5: And I don't talk about it a lot because to me,
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Speaker 5: But you did such a good job of talking about
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46:05
Speaker 5: is about, is the authoritarians taking power over you. You
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Speaker 5: can't protect yourself from AI, so we will. We will
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Speaker 5: regulate the internet, we will regulate what you see. There's
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Speaker 5: nothing bad ever came out of that. Doctor Clark is
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Speaker 5: hanging on the line with us as we wrap up
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Speaker 5: festivities this Friday morning. Morning, Clark, how are you doing, sir?
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Speaker 6: I'm all good. So Colorado will Joe Walls John Denver
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Speaker 6: couldn't both be wrong? So there you go.
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Speaker 5: Hey, John Denver though wrong about West Virginia. No offense,
46:39
Speaker 5: but we we don't have any affiliates there because there
46:43
Speaker 5: is you know, very little of the Shenandoah River or
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Speaker 5: the Blue Ridge Mountains are actually in West Virginia. They
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Speaker 5: are in Western Virginia. Don't make me get chesty about this.
46:53
Speaker 5: But you know what we could do is we should
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Speaker 5: just we should just put all the border skirmishes aside, reunify,
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Speaker 5: become Jess Virginia, and think of all the conservative seats
47:06
Speaker 5: we'd pick up if I did that.
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Speaker 6: Look That song was written while two guys were waiting
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Speaker 6: on breakfast at a diner, and they did not have
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Speaker 6: an Atlas happy handy, Joe, So as many are edie
47:18
Speaker 6: who but you know, like it was, it was down
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Speaker 6: in Louisiana, just about a mile for Texarcana. Somebody didn't
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Speaker 6: have an Atlas handy on that one either, because the
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Speaker 6: an'ther good. Forty five miles in between Louisiana and texar Canna.
47:32
Speaker 5: But anyway, anyway, what's going on?
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Speaker 6: You remember the Tutsi pop ad back in the seventies
47:39
Speaker 6: show where the kid asked the owl how many licks
47:41
Speaker 6: it would take to get to the center of a
47:43
Speaker 6: Tootsie pop. Absolutely Now, the owl didn't plead the fifth.
47:49
Speaker 6: He just bit into the thing and said, the world
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Speaker 6: may never know.
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Speaker 5: No, he said somebody. His answer was free because he's yeah,
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Speaker 5: licked it three times and then bid it in half.
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Speaker 6: Somebody should have asked Anthony Fauci how many jabs it
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Speaker 6: was going to take to reach humoral immunity. Matter of fact,
48:12
Speaker 6: you know the infusion plumps they have that diabetic folks
48:15
Speaker 6: can wear, Joe, Yeah, they should have just come out
48:18
Speaker 6: with that for your COVID things. You could get a
48:21
Speaker 6: steady dose every few hours.
48:24
Speaker 5: But this is why, you know, it's so obvious that
48:27
Speaker 5: and this is where I think that we should be
48:29
Speaker 5: looking at who contacted Tony ware because we have a
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Speaker 5: lot of as emails, What insurance companies, what insurance lobbies
48:38
Speaker 5: were out there saying we need people taking the jab
48:41
Speaker 5: every couple of weeks so that we can deny anyone
48:45
Speaker 5: who doesn't coverage for you know, their emergency room visits
48:50
Speaker 5: because we built a plausible deniability field around these insurance
48:56
Speaker 5: you know, the COVID response is why that United Healthcare
48:59
Speaker 5: CEO got shot in the face, because we set up
49:03
Speaker 5: the game for the insurance companies as a quid pro
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Speaker 5: quo for signing into Obamacare and taking on all these
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Speaker 5: insurance policies they had no interest in writing.
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Speaker 6: You know who did very well with COVID Joe, the
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Speaker 6: insurance industry. Oh well, I'm not talking about who like
49:24
Speaker 6: made lots of money. I'm talking about who did well
49:26
Speaker 6: with the outbreak and whatnot. And that's countries and individuals
49:32
Speaker 6: that just generally ignored its existence. You did pretty good
49:35
Speaker 6: if you did that.
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Speaker 5: Right, like Florida and places like that in China, China
49:39
Speaker 5: did really well.
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Speaker 6: Usually we had like several countries that just didn't acknowledge
49:43
Speaker 6: its existence, and they did pretty good. Now here's the thing.
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Speaker 6: You know, probably everybody listening to your show, nose Falci
49:56
Speaker 6: was a weasily tard. Okay, but if if you go
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Speaker 6: talk to a leftist, a consumer of the mainstream media,
50:05
Speaker 6: he is still a He wrote, he saved their lives.
50:07
Speaker 5: Joe, did you listen to the Democrats that you know
50:11
Speaker 5: were as they talked? You know, oh it was you
50:15
Speaker 5: were amazing, you were you were like the next member
50:18
Speaker 5: of the Avengers.
50:21
Speaker 6: Yes, that's a different now if we're talking political leaders
50:26
Speaker 6: being able to steal.
50:27
Speaker 5: So yeah, there's that.
50:29
Speaker 6: And then the rank and file, he saved their lives.
50:32
Speaker 6: And you know the thing is is the mainstream media
50:36
Speaker 6: kind of like your Cuba story, has not touched it. No,
50:41
Speaker 6: they've not told of any of his perfidy. The algorithms
50:45
Speaker 6: on their social media are going to ensure that they
50:49
Speaker 6: never see anything about this. I mean, you know, I
50:56
Speaker 6: can go turn my social media on and I'll get
50:58
Speaker 6: three or four AI videos where they have dubbed David
51:04
Speaker 6: Chappelle's shit on. I take the fifth, the fifth over
51:11
Speaker 6: Anthony Velci and that's hilarious. If you haven't seen it,
51:13
Speaker 6: I'll send it to you.
51:15
Speaker 5: Or there's the Cooper Allen song I Plead the Fifth
51:19
Speaker 5: of Jack. It's a great funny song. A little course
51:24
Speaker 5: language in it, but it's it's a funny country western song.
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Speaker 16: You know.
51:29
Speaker 6: The thing is is, for all intents and purposes, we're
51:33
Speaker 6: living in separate worlds from half of our country. I'm
51:37
Speaker 6: not even sure this guy's the same color in theirs
51:39
Speaker 6: as is in ours.
51:42
Speaker 5: It might, it might not be. But this is the
51:44
Speaker 5: problem with narratives. See, they they can't let go and
51:48
Speaker 5: have an honest conversation because it isn't about differing opinions,
51:52
Speaker 5: it's about making opinions. So right now, all the people
51:57
Speaker 5: who are engaged in the propaganda cannot have an honest
52:01
Speaker 5: conversation about COVID, the insurance industry, or anything, because they're
52:06
Speaker 5: still trying to convince you of that which you know
52:10
Speaker 5: not to be true.
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Speaker 6: Yes, but they have convinced a lot of people, and
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Speaker 6: you were not going to disabuse them of their illusions.
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Speaker 5: No, No, you're you're sadly right. I see them walking
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Speaker 5: alone on the side of the road with their woke
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Speaker 5: mask On Clark. You have a great weekend, sir. Maybe
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Speaker 5: I'll talk to you tomorrow morning on the Saturday Show.
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Speaker 5: Hope to catch you all right, Dad. That's what we're
52:41
Speaker 5: doing in America. We're riding a storm out until Saturday
52:46
Speaker 5: morning or Monday for you. So long and thanks for.
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