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Yes, It Was a Lie · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, third day of December. I'm Wes, thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Inching our way a little closer to this
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Speaker 2: weekend when the Nutcracker, presented by the Columbus Ballet happens at.
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Speaker 3: The River Center.
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Speaker 2: Tickets available for the Saturday evening show and the Sunday
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Speaker 2: matine show now through the Rivercenter dot org, the River
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Speaker 2: Center box Office, the Columbus Ballet dot org. You want
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Speaker 2: to go to their website and follow the link through there,
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Speaker 2: you can do it that way. We're just discouraging you
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Speaker 2: from going through those ticket brokers that are getting their
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Speaker 2: hands on tickets, jacking the prices up and you know,
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Speaker 2: passing the expense onto you, not the savings, but the
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Speaker 2: expense and who wants to pay extra for it? And
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Speaker 2: in some cases you go through the ticket broker, you
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Speaker 2: might end up with tickets to the Columbus Ohio presentation
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Speaker 2: of a Nutcracker. And you know, you know, I mean,
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Speaker 2: unless you're going to be in Ohio, you don't want
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Speaker 2: to do that.
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Speaker 3: Who wants to do that?
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Speaker 2: Who wants to spend that money on the tickets for
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Speaker 2: the ballet in Ohio, not me. I don't want to
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Speaker 2: do that. Probably a lovely show. I'm sure they put
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Speaker 2: on a great show. Is it anything close to what
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Speaker 2: we do here? I don't know. I have no idea.
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Speaker 2: I'd like to say no, but I don't know. I
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Speaker 2: can't comment on that.
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Speaker 3: People like to.
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Speaker 2: Comment on things that they don't know anything about, and
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Speaker 2: I don't want to say that. I know what we're
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Speaker 2: putting on this weekend. We had our final in studio
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Speaker 2: rehearsals last night, and now we move into the river
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Speaker 2: Center today. It's in progress. I'm excited. I'm excited to
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Speaker 2: start rehearsals on the River Center stage. I told you
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Speaker 2: every day. I love the facility, I love the building.
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Speaker 2: I love that I love that view. Even when the
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Speaker 2: house is empty. It's even better when the house is full.
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Speaker 2: Love that as well. But even when it's an empty
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Speaker 2: house and you're just in there working on your final
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Speaker 2: rehearsals this week. Excited about getting to do that this
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Speaker 2: evening and the rest of the week. But we hope
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Speaker 2: to see you at the River Center and again. Rivercenter
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Speaker 2: dot Orgthcolumbus Ballet dot org. Don't get your tickets anywhere else.
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Speaker 2: I mean, if you've got a friend who's like, I
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Speaker 2: can't use them, you can do that. That's fine. What
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Speaker 2: I'm talking about through the ticket brokers. You don't want
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Speaker 2: to go through the ticket brokers.
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Speaker 3: That's what you don't want to do.
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Speaker 2: One hundred bucks is not the ticket price for this show.
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Speaker 2: But there are tickets available. You can get your tickets
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Speaker 2: now the Rivercenter dot org or the Rivercenter dot org website,
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Speaker 2: not Therivercenter dot org. It's Rivercenter dot org. Or through
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Speaker 2: their box office. You can call them. I don't have
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Speaker 2: the number. I'm sorry, but it's pretty easy on your
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Speaker 2: phone these days.
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Speaker 3: Just pull it up. All right.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday talked about the uh pardon the pardon heard around
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Speaker 2: the world. Right. There's some Surprisingly, there's some mixed opinions
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Speaker 2: on this. What a shocker. Some people see it for
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Speaker 2: what it is. President of the United States gave his
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Speaker 2: word about something during an election cycle, and then it
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Speaker 2: changed his mind when his side lost. It's interesting, isn't it,
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Speaker 2: how quickly things can change when your side loses. If
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Speaker 2: you think, hey, we're going to win. I'm the candidate
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Speaker 2: and we're going to win it's easy to make these
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Speaker 2: sort of bold claims. I will not pardon my son.
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Speaker 2: I will let the wheels of justice play out because
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Speaker 2: it was an interesting dynamic that it's unlike anything we've
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Speaker 2: really seen before. We had a sitting I'm sorry, Well,
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Speaker 2: we had a sitting president of the United States whose
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Speaker 2: son was being prosecuted for things and had nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with the presidency. It was from his personal life, which,
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Speaker 2: by the way, I mean, I don't have any interest
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Speaker 2: really in his personal life. Hunter Biden has a lot
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Speaker 2: that I'm sure the Biden family is ashamed of. There's
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Speaker 2: a lot of things you've heard of. Some of them.
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Speaker 2: Maybe I don't really talk a lot about them because
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Speaker 2: he's not a political figure, and I understand he's an
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Speaker 2: adult and he has worked jobs that he has gotten.
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Speaker 2: He's admitted in interviews that he's gotten jobs because his
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Speaker 2: last name is Biden. So yeah, it would be fair
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Speaker 2: to be very critical of some of his choices and
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Speaker 2: lifestyle things that he's done. It's fair game. I haven't
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Speaker 2: really talked about it a lot. I've talked about it some.
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Speaker 2: I certainly probably the biggest thing that I talked about
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Speaker 2: with Hunter Biden was when he decided he was going
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Speaker 2: to be a painter. And there's a very corrupt world
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Speaker 2: when it comes to laundering money in the world of art.
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Speaker 2: I'm not saying all artists or corrupt or criminals. I'm
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Speaker 2: just pointing out the fact that if you ever need
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Speaker 2: to launder some money, that's one of the ways to
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Speaker 2: do it, if you ever need someone to give you
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Speaker 2: some money and not really leave a paper trail. That
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Speaker 2: can happen through the dealing of fine art. So someone
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Speaker 2: who's not really an artist hasn't been, you know, just
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Speaker 2: decided one day I'm going to be a painter. And
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Speaker 2: I don't know, I was doing these paintings where you
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Speaker 2: what is it you should blow in a straw or
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Speaker 2: something with pain in it and make some dots on
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Speaker 2: a canvas and say, as well, I'm gonna sell it.
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Speaker 2: I'm Hunter Biden, my dad is Joe Biden. I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: sell these paintings. And for the sake of privacy, you know,
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Speaker 2: there's no real record of who's buying the paintings. So
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Speaker 2: turns out.
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Speaker 3: If you are part of a.
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Speaker 2: Political family, I'm not specifically gonna you know, I mean,
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Speaker 2: any political family. If you were you know, if you
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Speaker 2: were part of the Harrison family.
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Speaker 3: That was you know, a.
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Speaker 2: Grandfather and grandson who were presidents then, or any political family,
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Speaker 2: if you were part of a political family that had
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Speaker 2: some influence in the world and you were looking for
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Speaker 2: a way and notice I'm not specifically calling out the Bidens.
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Speaker 2: I'm just pointing out the fact that if you were
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Speaker 2: this is a big tangent. But it's important to remember
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Speaker 2: because we haven't really talked about this in a long time.
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Speaker 2: It's important to remember that if you know, hypothetically, if
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Speaker 2: your dad had been vice president and president and you
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Speaker 2: wanted to, you know, sell some art, even though you
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Speaker 2: weren't known for your art, but suddenly large sums of
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Speaker 2: money are coming in and you don't really know who
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Speaker 2: they're coming from. There's no record of it because you
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Speaker 2: don't have to do that when it's art. So you
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Speaker 2: sell your paintings. And it's worth mentioning in this context
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Speaker 2: only because one of the the caveats, if you will,
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Speaker 2: on this pardon was that his dad said, you know,
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Speaker 2: he paid his bills. They were late, but he paid him,
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Speaker 2: He paid his irs bills, he paid his he made
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Speaker 2: his late payments. Where did the money come from selling art,
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Speaker 2: who was who was buying the art, what countries people
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Speaker 2: that were sending money to. I mean, I don't know
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Speaker 2: where it's going, but it's a back and forth. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I'm not accusing anything. I'm just asking questions.
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Speaker 2: I make no accusations, I say often on this show.
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Speaker 2: The important thing about this is that we had these
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Speaker 2: two things going on at the same time. And Hunter
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Speaker 2: Biden was not running for president. His dad was, his
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Speaker 2: dad was in the White House, and he had benefited
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Speaker 2: from being related to Joe Biden. And then we had
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, who had been president, who was running for
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Speaker 2: president again. He was the Republican nominee, and there was
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Speaker 2: a strong sentiment from the left of we have to
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Speaker 2: stop him from being the candidate. We can't let him
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Speaker 2: make it this far. We have to keep him off
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Speaker 2: the ballots. We have to figure out how many states
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Speaker 2: we can keep him off ballots. We want to tank
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Speaker 2: this whole thing so that he's not even an option.
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Speaker 2: And then he wins the nomination. And in spite of
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Speaker 2: the fact that these court cases went forward, they weren't
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Speaker 2: able to keep him off ballots. They tried, they weren't
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Speaker 2: able to do that. They tried to throw around they well,
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Speaker 2: he's a convicted felon, didn't hold any water. Made him stronger.
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Speaker 2: I think it made him more relatable to a lot
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Speaker 2: of Americans who were like, Hey, this isn't this is
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Speaker 2: this isn't this isn't right, this isn't fair, this isn't typical.
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Speaker 2: We hadn't seen this before. We had a former president
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Speaker 2: nominee for president being prosecuted, and then we had a
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Speaker 2: current president whose son was being prosecuted. Now Biden has
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Speaker 2: tried to equate these two things and say, well, not
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Speaker 2: really equate it, because he says Trump's was justified, but
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Speaker 2: his sons wasn't. He's like, they're dragging my son into this.
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Speaker 2: Who dragged your son into it? They're not dragging your
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Speaker 2: son into it. He's just this is the no man
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Speaker 2: is above the law. That you screamed about Trump, That's
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Speaker 2: what it is. And you said it about Trump, you
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Speaker 2: said it about You said I'm not going to prosecute him,
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Speaker 2: and now people are saying that you're lying. In fact,
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Speaker 2: the Ladies of the View had comments about this where
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Speaker 2: Whoopi Goldberg was very quick to defend the president because
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Speaker 2: she doesn't like the term lying. That's what she doesn't like.
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Speaker 2: Alissa Farrah Griffin, he was tossing around the term lying.
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Speaker 2: She said, of the pardon, I take issue with lying
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Speaker 2: about it. I wanted to ask him referring to Biden
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Speaker 2: when he was on the show, when he came on
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Speaker 2: the View. But the thought was he said so many
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Speaker 2: times he wasn't going to pardon him. That to me
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Speaker 2: is lying to the public. I feel bad for Kareem
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Speaker 2: John Pierre. She's had to say she wasn't going to
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Speaker 2: he wasn't going to pardon him. That's why they don't
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Speaker 2: trust Washington or politicians. And I know a lot of
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Speaker 2: us like Joe Biden, but I find it disappointing and
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Speaker 2: bad for institutions. Uh. And she and whoop Be Goldwerk said,
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Speaker 2: I respect it as a parent. I understand why he
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Speaker 2: would do it, but I wanted to understand why a
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Speaker 2: lie about it so long I would stop calling it
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Speaker 2: a lie, she doesn't like. Uh. Sorry, Now that was
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Speaker 2: still a Griffin speaking I understand and respect about a parent.
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Speaker 2: And then that's when Goldberg jumped in and said I
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Speaker 2: would stop calling it a lie. So Griffin said, well,
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Speaker 2: why repeatedly say you're not going to do it, and
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Speaker 2: then do it. Half the country that doesn't support Biden
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Speaker 2: doesn't get to have phone calls, and they're looking at
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Speaker 2: a system that only benefits the people who are in power.
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Speaker 2: What precedent does that set? And then Goldberg said, basically,
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Speaker 2: I think he said, why am I busting my behind
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Speaker 2: to stay straight and do this when nobody is and
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Speaker 2: no one else is, And she's basically saying that things
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Speaker 2: change when Trump won. Trump gets you know, he's gonna
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Speaker 2: be he's the president elect, he gets elected, and she
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Speaker 2: basically lays out that it's not fair that Trump won
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Speaker 2: because they don't like him, not because the majority of
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Speaker 2: the country that voted voted for him, and he won
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Speaker 2: in a very clear like all the battleground states won
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Speaker 2: the popular vote, and she's asking, well, we don't like him,
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Speaker 2: so it's not fair that we didn't get to decide.
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Speaker 2: This comes at the core of this whole like electoral
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Speaker 2: college thing, by the way, this notion of why can't
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Speaker 2: we decide? We're in our little bubble, we're in our
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Speaker 2: little echo chamber. And so basically she says, why, basically,
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Speaker 2: why be honest if everybody else isn't why do the
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Speaker 2: right thing when other people are doing the wrong thing.
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Speaker 2: That's a real dangerous like, that's a sad testament to
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Speaker 2: where we are. I mean, don't you think that's a
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Speaker 2: really bad place to be If we're going to start
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Speaker 2: looking at things from that particular perspective, that's dangerous. I mean,
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Speaker 2: what about the whole thing about character? What you do
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Speaker 2: you know when no one else is looking behind closed doors,
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Speaker 2: that's where character.
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Speaker 3: Shines, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Not this whole idea of well, nobody's looking or it's
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Speaker 2: not fair out there.
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Speaker 3: I want to do whatever I want to do. I
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Speaker 3: can do that.
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Speaker 2: I can break the rules because nobody's paying attention nobody
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Speaker 2: nobody's nobody's and then of course everybody's paying attention because
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Speaker 2: that's that's what people do. People are paying very good attention.
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Speaker 2: Another situation where things can This wasn't specifically about the
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Speaker 2: pardon Bill.
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Speaker 3: Maher was interviewing on.
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Speaker 2: His podcast Jane Fonda and they were basically going back
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Speaker 2: and forth. Fonda is very much what you would expect,
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Speaker 2: very far left. She thinks California is a great place.
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Speaker 2: There's no problems. Mar's complaining about California all the regulations.
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Speaker 2: She says it's not overregulated. She talks about climate activism
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Speaker 2: and things, and basically Mar lays it out and says
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Speaker 2: that it is, you know, an extreme it is extreme.
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Speaker 2: She says California is not an extreme state. And they
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Speaker 2: talked about some of the different things that they disagree on,
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Speaker 2: and one of those relates to climate and she basically
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Speaker 2: said that Americans have to cut emissions in half or
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Speaker 2: you know, impending climate crisis. And mar jumped jumped in
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Speaker 2: and said that that's stuff's not going to get past.
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Speaker 2: Anything radical is not going to get passed, and that
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Speaker 2: it was the doomsday stuff about the end of the
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Speaker 2: world being near and then coming and passing several times
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Speaker 2: before are the things that caused the problems. So what
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Speaker 2: I've been saying for a long time, you can't say
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Speaker 2: the world's going to end in twelve years, and then
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Speaker 2: twelve years come and go and you go, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: twelve more years. The end of the world's coming just
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Speaker 2: in twelve more years, because it's always that kicking the
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Speaker 2: can that pushes that now we have time to do
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Speaker 2: something about it, versus acknowledging well, you know, it didn't
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Speaker 2: happen in twelve years, like we said, but now we
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Speaker 2: want to scare you again because we want some sort
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Speaker 2: of action, We want some sort of activity, we want
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Speaker 2: to change things. But again it's this notion of and
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Speaker 2: mar says, a common sense. Common sense is the reason
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Speaker 2: that Democrats lost. It's the reason that Biden lost. And
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Speaker 2: he said that on his show Real Time. And yes,
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Speaker 2: another thing I've been screaming about, where is the common sense?
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Speaker 2: Why can't we just have common sense? Would tell you
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Speaker 2: that if you tell the American people, I'm not going
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Speaker 2: to pardon my son, and then you pardon your son,
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Speaker 2: it's going to hurt your legacy and people are going
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Speaker 2: to look at you as a liar, no matter what
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Speaker 2: p Goldberg says, no matter what. It just like California
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Speaker 2: is a mess, no matter what Jane Fonda says. She's
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Speaker 2: in her bubble, she's in her echo chamber. And the
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Speaker 2: fact that this pardon now extends, it's a ten year deal.
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Speaker 2: We haven't even really gotten into that. But what are
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Speaker 2: we covering up from nine years ago? What are we
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Speaker 2: covering up from back when Biden was vice president? What
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Speaker 2: are we covering up that could be you know, people
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Speaker 2: could start turning over some and I think it was
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Speaker 2: Trump who made an interesting or someone from his team
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Speaker 2: made an interesting.
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Speaker 3: Observation about all this.
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Speaker 2: So if Hunter is now has his pardon from anything
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Speaker 2: that he made, immunity from anything in the last ten years,
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Speaker 2: could he now be asked to go in and testify
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Speaker 2: against his dad without risk of himself being incriminated because
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Speaker 2: he's already been pardoned for it. That could be interesting.
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Speaker 2: That could be really interesting. This is almost kind of
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Speaker 2: asking for it, isn't it. I mean, I don't necessarily
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Speaker 2: think it's going to go there. I hope it doesn't.
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Speaker 2: I wish that it had never gotten to this point
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Speaker 2: to begin with. Why are we prosecuting former presidents? Why
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Speaker 2: would we do that? We set this precedent because they
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Speaker 2: just hated him so much, wanted to make sure he
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Speaker 2: truly blessed us with a love that feels like destiny.
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Speaker 2: We couldn't be more excited for the next chapter. Special
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Speaker 2: thank you to everyone who made this moment so beautiful.
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Speaker 2: They have worked together Eddie and Martin on Boomerang Life,
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Speaker 2: and their work is a possibility. There could be them
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Speaker 2: in It's a mad, Mad, Mad Mad world. I get
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Speaker 2: the right mads one formats pretty cool. It's a nice story,
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Speaker 2: and you know it's just a nice story. Two funny guys,
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Speaker 2: their kids get married. Offspring could be hilarious, or you know,
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Speaker 2: just regular people could go either way. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: all right, do you make a onesie while you're in
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Speaker 2: the shower?
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Speaker 3: You know, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: For some it's normal currents others kind of get grossed
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Speaker 2: out by it. No matter where you stand on the subject,
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Speaker 2: doctors say that it is perfectly fine to do so.
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Speaker 2: As for the theory that women standing up and urinating
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Speaker 2: does not allow pelvic floor muscles to relax, doctors say
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Speaker 2: this is not true, and that in a warm shower
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Speaker 2: it's easy to relax and let it flow.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 2: Urinating in the shower may not be bad, not necessarily
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Speaker 2: true in the bath or a hot tub, warm stagnant
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Speaker 2: water breed bringing around for bacteria and fungi. So just
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Speaker 2: I think that probably goes without saying. I think the
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Speaker 2: people that wondered about they say, you can't do it
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Speaker 2: in the bath, therefore you can't do it in the shower.
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Speaker 3: I don't.
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Speaker 2: It's time saving for some people, like I like to
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Speaker 2: brush my teeth in the shower because when you first
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Speaker 2: get in the shower, you got those few like maybe
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Speaker 2: seconds to a minute of you know, you're getting wet,
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Speaker 2: and that's when I'm brushing my teeth. I spend the
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Speaker 2: first couple of minutes, you know, getting wet, brushing my teeth,
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Speaker 2: and then you just spit there in the shower. All
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Speaker 2: that gets taken care of, and it's a first. Sometimes
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Speaker 2: I take a beverage in the shower, be honest, I'll
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Speaker 2: take a beverage in.
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Speaker 3: There with me. I don't get the shower water in it.
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Speaker 2: But sometimes I guess I can make a hot tea
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Speaker 2: while I'm in there.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I do like a cold beverage sometimes if I'm taking
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Speaker 2: a shower in the evening, you know, just take a
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Speaker 2: cold beverage in there and hydrate.
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Speaker 3: Have you made it?
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Speaker 2: Financially? According to a recent survey, less than a third
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Speaker 2: of Americans feel they have achieved financial success in life. Interestingly,
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Speaker 2: Millennials are the most confident about their financial situation, with
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Speaker 2: thirty four percent believing that they've already made it. Only
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Speaker 2: twenty seven percent of baby boomers feel the same. The survey,
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Speaker 2: done by Bach Financial I guess I'm saying that right
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Speaker 2: back be okay, found that the makers of that Choi
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Speaker 2: Lettuce found that external factors like election results, interest rates,
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Speaker 2: and the job market play a big role in people's
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Speaker 2: financial outlooks. Despite those challenges, fifty four percent of those
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Speaker 2: who haven't made it yet believe they will someday. According
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Speaker 2: to the survey, the average networth of people associate with
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Speaker 2: making it is about two hundred and thirty four thousand dollars.
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Speaker 2: The survey also revealed that the definition of financial success
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Speaker 2: has evolved over time. Today, owning a home and a
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Speaker 2: car or top indicators of financial success, while getting married
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Speaker 2: and having kids are less important than they were for
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Speaker 2: previous generations. All right, how about this. Remember the movie
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Speaker 2: where the mannequin came to life? It was called Mannequin. Well,
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Speaker 2: there were two of them. There was mannequin two on
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Speaker 2: the move not nearly as popular and big of a hit,
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Speaker 2: but Andrew McCarthy and Kim Cattrell were in the first
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Speaker 2: one and the premise was, of course, that the mannequin
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Speaker 2: came to life and they fell in love. Sorry spoiler alert. Well,
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Speaker 2: how about this. In China, there's a women's clothing store
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Speaker 2: that had as new mannequins in the store. They want
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Speaker 2: to show customers what outfits look like when they're worn,
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Speaker 2: so the designer store called it tib or idib from
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Speaker 2: the makers of bach Choi. Toss the old plastic mannequins
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Speaker 2: and replace them with real life people. But the models
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Speaker 2: aren't just standing around like mannequins. They spend all day
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Speaker 2: on treadmills so the customers can see how the clothes
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Speaker 2: fit while they're moving. The models have attracted a lot
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Speaker 2: of attention from shoppers and that are stopping to take
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Speaker 2: a look, but there's also been quite a bit of
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Speaker 2: backlash from people using the people saying that they are
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Speaker 2: dehumanizing and exploiting these young models.
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Speaker 3: While they're like walking on treadmills and stuff.
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Speaker 2: All right, that I'll do it for this Tuesday edition
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