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Trump and a Whole Lot of Waffles · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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You're listening to the West Carol Morning Show. Monday morning, twelfth day
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of June. Hi, Am Wes, thanks for joining me. Anything exciting
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happened in Columbus over the weekend, anything at all, anything I don't know,
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made the city a little more red, white and blue. People lining
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the streets, just standing outside just to get a glimpse of an airplane.
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Any of that kind of stuff happen over the weekend. Kind of a strange
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occurrence for Columbus, Georgia, where this show originates from. You hear me
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often talk about the Chattahoochee Valley. I know what, we have listeners outside
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of this area, outside of Georgia and Alabama. Many of you that once
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live tire listened to me on the radio listen to the podcast in other states.
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I appreciate that very much. I know you like to keep in touch
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with what's going on here in Columbus from time to time or continue to hear
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my thoughts on things. So I appreciate that. And I can tell you
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a little bit about what happened in Columbus here over the weekend. Now Columbus,
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Georgia hosting the Georgia Republican Party's convention, and this was, I guess
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the first time ever that a former president spoke at the convention. That added
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a certain extra element to it, But I think it was more important who
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that former president was. And the fact that that former president is currently running
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for president again just added to it. And we'll talk about that in a
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second. But I didn't talk on Friday about the indictment. Of course,
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the end of last week the announcement came from former President Trump that he was
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being indicted again and that this week, early this week, he would be
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returning to Florida. He was expected to return to Florida for this these federal
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charges coming against him concerning those classified documents that he had at Marlago. When
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they raided his house, they put on a spectacle and rated his home looking
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for classified documents. And then the thing that was the most interesting about all
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of that, well, I can't say most. The most interesting part of
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all of that, of course, was that this was a former president of
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the United States who was having his home rated, and very publicly that he
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was having his home rated, And in spite of the fact that they said,
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no one knew what was happening. There were media outlets who were there.
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It seems like immediately ready to go. Oh like one of those old
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tabloid tricks where like Jessica Simpson and Nick Lache I'm dating myself right, Will
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would call and say, Hey, we're gonna be at so and so restaurant,
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and then all the photographers would be there at the restaurant taking pictures,
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and you're kind of one of those deals. Oh, if these are tabloid
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people would just leave us alone. These paparazzi would just leave us alone.
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So they were there, they were CNN had people there. I think they
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were just ready to go, just to grab some or at least somebody who
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was willing to report back to CNN. So that was the first most interesting
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part of all of it. But what I think became more interesting in all
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of it other than you know, we're running this ridiculous game now of weaponizing
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our justice system against a political rival, and there's no other like if this
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were reversed, if this were if a twenty twenty had been a reelection or
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i'm sorry, a Trump's reelection campaign, where it would have been going against
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Hillary Clinton again, and Trump was actually, as the president of the United
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States, was actually sending people to the Clintons to gather those scrubbed computers and
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phones and any of those things, and they were actually prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
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There would be nothing short of cries of comparing this to all of the worst
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and most evil regimes in the history of our planet. That's what it would
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be. And Trump already got called all of those things anyway, just by
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existing, just by daring to have beaten her when they helped him get nominated
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so that he would be the easy person for her to defeat, and then
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he beat her, and then they said, oh my gosh, we gotta
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get him. We hate him so much. He actually thinks that he's the
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president and that he's in charge, and he doesn't understand there's all these other
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people that are really in charge, and he doesn't let them run things.
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He thinks he's in charge. We got to get rid of him. And
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then they they successfully ran an election against him and then got rid of him,
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and they said, we got to make sure this guy can't ever run
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again. We're gonna prosecute him and we're gonna get him. And they did
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everything they could to bury him and bury his chances of running again. And
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then then they we get these documents. Here's these documents that are classified that
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he has Marlago, and he says, well, I was the president.
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I could declassify them at any moment. I wanted to declassify them, and
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they said no, no, no, having the documents is a threat to
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national security. And then we oh, yeah, Joe Biden had some at
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his house and they weren't even very well protected. They were just in the
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garage with the door open, and people have walked in and gotten them or
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whatever. That was. To me, maybe the most interesting part of it
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is that this quickly turned into it and then Mike Pence had some and he
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turned them well I found these, here are these and everybody kind of went
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in. Nobody cares. Nobody really cares that you can. I mean,
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thanks for turning them in. You're not even on our radar. You're okay,
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I promise you, you're all right. Just say you're sorry, and
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then we're done. I mean, that was kind of the way that was
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treated. It's not fair, but that's the way it was treated. So
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that's to me, the most interesting part is that we had multiple people that
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had them for long periods of time, but they're focusing their energy to get
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these federal charges hanging on Trump, and I wanted to I was going to
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talk about it Friday, but I wanted to spend I wanted to give him
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a chance to speak here in Columbus because I knew that was going to be
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really his first public appearance after and he didn't disappoint. As he came in
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for the convention, landing at the Columbus Airport, folks just wanted to get
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a photo of the plane. They wanted to get close to where he was.
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Some did, Some got a chance to shake his hand and say hi.
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Some did get photos of the plane. With the plane at the airport,
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you could see it. It was a kind of a wild scene if
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you were driving anywhere near the airport. A few different views where you just
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had a really good view of the plane sitting there. And we just sort
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of passed it. We were we were out and about and we drove kind
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of near where the plane was and we saw it, and boys got excited.
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They were like, oh my gosh, there's there's Trump's plane right there.
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And it was it was a bit of a spectacle to see folks out
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and lined up along busy roads with flags, signs, dressed for the occasion,
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very patriotic, very excited. It looked like people were setting up for
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a fireworks show. That's what it looked like all along airport. Threw away
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at all the different variations of names. I know it changes names about three
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different times as you as you go down that road. But they were just
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lined up, and in certain parts of the airport there were people there,
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people near the fence lines, just trying to get a glimpse of the man,
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and many did. Many did. And then he proceeded to head to
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the Columbus Conventional Trade Center and spoke and had a great ovation. He came
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up right out of the gate, classic trump. This is a record crowd.
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This is a record crowd for an old building. He pointed, this
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building doesn't look new. It's a record crowd and it's an old building.
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So he was quite excited, excited to know there had never been so many
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people in that old building that had a long, rich history, and the
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fact that he set the new record, and that's always one of the things
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that's entertaining about him is that he really he really does take pride in some
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of those records that he sets. A lot of USA USA chants. They
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played Lee Greenwood, but you can't guess which song. They played Lee Greenwood
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to bring him out. Basically, he let the song play and then,
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uh, you know, a lot of USA USA chants. There were some
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booze when various people were mentioned or referencing the some of the charges against him
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and things like that. Nice boot crowd cheers from the crowd. I started
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talking specifically about his home being rated. That had some booze and all those
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sorts of things. But it was a big day for the Georgia Republican Party.
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The convention went well, of course, the local chapter the Muscogee County
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Republican Party hosting it, and just a good occasion for the folks that did
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set that record crowd, and it's a unique experience for a number of reasons.
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Because I'm gonna be honest with you, I got into this particular election
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cycle, you know, kind of thinking this is going to be entertaining to
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see how this all plays out. Because we know who Trump is, we
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know what he's about, we know of a way he plays. Okay,
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there's just certain there's certain people that you kind of get an understanding of the
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I think Mike Tyson. You know, people would say, oh, I
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know, I know how to beat Mike Tyson. I know, this is
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what you have to do. You have to withstand this, you have to
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avoid this, you have to you know, hit him certain ways, and
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then you got a chance against him. And you know, Tyson, you
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someone to probably mess up the quote, but he used to say, you
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know, every everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the face.
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And that's um, that's kind of that's kind of what you have with Trump.
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You know who he is, you know the fight you and people kind
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of think, well, this is what it takes to beat him. It
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took really like the perfect alignment of stars. It took so many things to
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happen to set up a scenario where Biden could could beat Trump. It took
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all of those things to line up perfectly for that to happen. I don't
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know that without COVID that that happens. There's so many elements of that election
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that were impacted by COVID. By the way, and it may be tomorrow
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show, but we're going to talk about the fact that this report over the
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weekend that yes, in China in the Wuhan lab, they were they were
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intentionally making all of these biowomen COVID viruses. So we got that to talk
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about later in the week. Um. But so it took that perfect storm
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to create a scenario where Biden barely beat Trump. I mean it took key
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states, barely winning some key states, and it just barely happened. They're
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convinced that maybe that the only person Biden can beat as Trump, because they
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really want it to be Trump again. But they want to have their finger
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on the scale. They want to have all these indictments, they want to
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have the two impeachments to hold over him. They've got, They've got there.
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They're basically their whole ad campaign ready to go because they know if they
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can just get it back to him, get the two of them one on
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one in the ring. They think, we know what it takes to beat
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him, we know how to do it. I don't know if that means
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we should expect another pandemic, Like I don't know, like what they would
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have to do to create that exact perfect storm. Again, it's a lightning
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in the bottle thing, and I don't know that they can recreate all of
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it now maybe they think they can. I don't know. But that's who
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they wanted. That's who they wanted against Hillary. That's who they they obviously
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they who they were going to get as a president who is running for reelection.
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But that's who they want now, It's who they think they want.
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And I thought this is gonna be interesting because there are a few people that
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it certainly seems like, are gonna run and they make interesting potential candidates.
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Nicky Haley jumped in right away, and that's one right there, really curious
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to see what she's gonna do. Tim Scott, you go, oh,
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this is gonna this is interesting. These are you know, this is gonna
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give us something to even vivic Ramswami. You have someone who has interesting things
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to say, even as this very dark horse outside candidate, like somebody who
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you know, you understand why he's in the race, You just don't,
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you know. But then you think, well, we know that there's this
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chance we're gonna get this run to Santis candidacy. Everything seemed to be going
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in that direction, and it's like, well, we this is gonna be
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interesting. These two eyes they're very similar. He and Trump. We're going
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to see what they do when they get in their head to head. And
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we barely barely even get the two of them in there at the same time
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before the left starts doing what they can do to try to make sure that
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it's going to be Trump. And one of the things that they've done is
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these indictments, two indictments, well more than two, but to particular instances
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of indictments where you have a political opponent who is being charged by the justice
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system, overseen by the sitting president who's running for reelection, it's bonkers.
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It's nuts. It's absolutely nuts. You just you sit there and you think,
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how is it. And while Trump was in Columbus, he brought up,
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you know, it's one of those things that the left has certainly done
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all the time. They love to talk about Hitler, They love to talk
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about any example that they can throw up of someone horrible from the past,
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from history. And Trump said he equated this, these charges coming against him
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by a sitting president who's his political opponent, by saying, this is Stalinist
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Russia, communist China. I mean, he laid it out there and referred
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to the indictment as a joke. But here, this is the thing that
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I can't get over, And this is the thing that I had not specifically
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seen in person. Is what an absolute pop culture phenomenon that Trump is.
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And folks in Columbus finally got a real time. Now maybe you've seen it
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in other places, but Columbus got a real taste of it over the weekend.
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This desire to see the man's plane, this desire just to get a
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glimpse of the man, even if it's just from around the corner. Just
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oh, I think I saw his shoulder. I mean there were people that
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were doing this. I want to try to get closer to where he is.
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I was trying to think if there is anyone else a pro athlete.
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I mean, if Lebron James were in Columbus, there'd be people at the
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airport wanting to see him when he got off the plane. There wouldn't be
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people lined up along busy roads sitting in chairs with their cars pulled off on
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the side of the road with their phones out, just trying to get a
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glimpse of the plane that Lebron was on. That's not is there anyone I
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guess we're going to get a maybe when Messi comes to Major League soccer,
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maybe we'll get something of that. I don't know. I mean, Messi
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has got that kind of draw. But even he's not going to have people
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on the side of the road trying to see waiving Argentina flags as he flied.
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That's not going to happen. I just can't think of. You know,
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you have to maybe go back to Obama when he was running the first
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time. When he was new, people were excited and they thought, oh
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my gosh, we're gonna change history. This is gonna be this is gonna
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be different, this has never happened before. We're going to be a part
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of this. You know, people had that kind of excitement. But that
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was one of those yes, it was a popularity contest. It wasn't about
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most qualified candidate. It wasn't about who had done their time in Congress or
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as a governor. It wasn't about that. It was about let's strike while
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the iron's hot. Let's get in there while we have a candidate that has
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that zip, who has that sizzle, who has all those things that we
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know that we can make into a candidate. And Trump came along and it
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was the same sort of thing, except there wasn't anybody, there wasn't a
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machine behind him. He was the machine. He was the one who said,
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I'm gonna run, I'm gonna do it my way, this is what
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I'm gonna do. And people just loved that about him. And he just
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tore through all the Republicans, ripped through all of them like they were just
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nothing, and then went after Hillary and dared to win, and people loved
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him for it. And now the indictments come in and it just makes people
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like him more. They feel like he's getting shafted, and he is.
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He's absolutely getting shafted. We've never seen anything like this before with a political
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opponent. Never. Never. I mean, there were opportunities to prosecute Hillary
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Clinton. Trump talked about doing it, but they never did it. They
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never did it. It was always an unwritten rule. We got all these
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unwritten rules in sports. Baseball's got a bunch of them, Football's got some.
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All sports, I guess have them to some degree. There's just unwritten
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rules. I know soccer has them. You learn those very quickly when you're
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playing, and then you stick with them. That's what you do, even
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when it's tempting to not stick with them. You do it, you just
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do it. You play by those unwritten rules, and let's not what's happening
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right now. They're not playing by those unwritten rules. They're trying to create
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a situation where they can control who the candidate will be and all of the
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damning evidence they're going to be able to hold over his head when it's all
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said and done. That's what they want, that's the situation they're trying to
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create. Columbus got a taste of the Trump phenomenon. They got a chance
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to see it up close and personal, even when he went to visit waffle
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House, popped in on waffle House on Veterans Parkway and started treating people to
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waffles, signing things and just meeting people. Our current president doesn't do that.
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I guess he's done one appearance for his campaign. All he's doing is
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he's going out and promising kids that they won't have to pay for college.
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That's what he's doing. And you don't have to pay those I'm gonna fix
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that. I'll make sure you don't have to pay those loans back. That's
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what he's doing. That's his campaign strategy. Helped Trump get the nomination,
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helped Trump get in there and then have all this stuff to hold over his
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head. It's very herschel Walker esque, isn't it. It's very herschel Walker
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ask When the Left helped herschel Walker get nominated, a lot of money was
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spent to make sure herschel was the nominee. And the day that he won,
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they had all of the ads ready to go. The very next day
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they were running the ads Hershel Walker. Here's this. See what he did
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with his wife. Here's what he's happened with his son. Here's Hershel.
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They had the ads ready, They had the ads ready for months. They
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knew who they wanted candidate to be. And what they're doing now with Trump's
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the same thing they knew, They know who they wanted to be, and
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they're creating the narrative for the ads. Here's another indictment. Here's another.
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Here's what else he did. Here's what else. Remember, here's the here's
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the secret middle of the night raid Mara Lago. Here's here's the footage from
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that. We didn't tell anybody, but here's the footage. Columbus got a
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taste for it. It was exciting, it was it was exciting and we
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drove by just not intentionally, We just happened to drive past the airport when
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the plane was there, and the boys were both like, oh, wow,
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there's uh, there's Trump's plane. There it is, and we said,
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yes, look at all the people staring at it and taking photos of
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it and just trying to get a glimpse of it. It was a pretty
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More West carol Morning Show. Right after the break the unibomber ted. Kaczinski
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found dead by suicide over the weekend at the age of eighty one. He'd
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had some health problems, I guess, over the last few years, and
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they'd put him in a facility in North Carolina. Medical facility is for prison
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since twenty twenty one. Of course, known for bombing Spray from seventy eight
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to ninety five and three people were killed, twenty three injured, and of
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course the manifesto. But that news coming over the weekend of his passing by
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suicide transformers Rise of the Beasts number one at the box office for the weekend,
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sixty point five million, dollars. I think it did pretty well on
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an international international numbers enough to make it. I mean, are those are
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expensive movies with all the CGI in them? In sixty point five doesn't sound
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like a lot, really, especially when you factor in Spider Man Across the
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Spider Verse was second place fifty five point four million in its second week out.
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Little Mermaid at twenty two point eight million, Guardians The Galaxy Volume three
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On the Move seven million dollars, and The Boogeyman six point nine million rounded
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out the top five. A lot of people already calling The Little Mermaid now
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a flop. I tried to kind of say that that seemed to be where
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it was headed a few weeks ago, and I know that people were trying
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not to say that, And of course as soon as it becomes kind of
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clear, that's when it becomes well, let's just be in review bomb.
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People are racist, people, don't I think people are just remaking a movie
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that's animated just to put people in it and then have CGI animals in it.
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I don't. I don't know that. Like The Lion King to me
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was pointless, Like what was the purpose of taking a cartoon of animals and
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then make a CGI movie with CGI basically cartoon animals and then calling it live
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action. What was the live action part of it? The CGI animals,
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you know, the talking lions. It seems it seemed a bit pointless,
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didn't it. And there's kind of that element of this isn't there? I
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don't, I don't know. I know that there was controversy about the recasting
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and and or the casting I guess is a better way to say it,
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the changes in casting. But I just, uh, yeah, it doesn't
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seem to be doing well. I saw an article that was written. It's
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blaming China, basically saying that China is largely at fault for why it's not
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doing very well. But I don't know how to I don't know if that's
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really what it is. I mean, you need China to go see movies
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for them to do well. That's the hard, cold reality in all of
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this, right, is that you do, you absolutely do need China to
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make them happen. Oh, another passing. I meant to mention this as
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a well a few minutes ago, but of course Pat Robertson passed away ninety
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three years old. He ran for president back in nineteen eighty eight. He
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at times certainly was controversial some of the statements that he made over the years,
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but certainly an influential man. Minister seven hundred Club, Christian Coalition,
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a number of other groups, and he was a big part of shaping for
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a while at least elements of the Republican Party. So another passing I meant
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to mention those I didn't really well them together. But another one who passed
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away over the weekend. So how about this companies that asking people to get
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back to the office to work. One company in particular that is really getting
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a lot of attention for this is Farmers Insurance. They had twenty one thousand
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employees that are being you need to get back into work at least three days
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a week. And they have a new CEO, Raoul Vargas is his name,
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and he's issued the mandates saying they need to be in there three days
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a week. Now, what's interesting about this is that many of the employees
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that weren't that used to work in the office, and then COVID came along.
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We're told that they would be working remotely, and some of them sold
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their houses, some of them moved away, relocated. You know, a
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number of different changes in their overall lifestyle, major life changes. And then
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employees that were hired during the remote work phase maybe the opportunity to work for
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Farmers Insurance and you know, live, you know, halfway across the country
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from the main office, and that's how they were hired. Now they're being
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told they have to be in the office three days a week. Vargas says
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that there's an importance to in office work for collaboration, creativity, and innovation,
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all of those things. Those are all things I think of when I
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think of insurance. No cut against insurance. I'm just pointing out collaboration,
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creativity, and innovation that he says they need to be doing, and by
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doing three days a week in the office, they're able to do that.
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So, look, I think some jobs you absolutely need to be in the
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office to do. I definitely agree with that. I also think there's some
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jobs that you need to be in the office to do and a certain amount
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of flexibility with what you're doing when you're in the office. I knew a
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group of people who once they worked for different companies, but all in one
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big office, and they had a pool table and ping pong table as part
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of the collective area that they were able to use all while working for a
32:59
different company but basically doing the same job. And it was pretty much understood
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that because of what they were doing with their job, they needed to occasionally
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have that moment to, you know, just get their mind off of it
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for a minute. And then ultimately if they spend too much time doing is
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what are you doing? Where are you doing it? And it kind of
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feels like that's what's happening with remote work. There's an understanding that maybe you
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can do this job from somewhere else, but yeah, we don't like you
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doing it somewhere else. We want you to get back to work. That's
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what we want. We want to see you working. We want to walk
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by and tap her coffee mug and ask you to come in on Sunday and
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all that kind of stuff. So, you know, it's it's a thing.
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It's a thing, this this desire to get people back to work.
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Martha Stewart said that you would be the end of everything, the end of
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humanity or whatever she said. I don't know. All right, the head
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of Peter is volunteering to be the main course at a summer barbecue after she
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passes away ingrid new Kirk. In an interview that she did with Fox News
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Digital, she said she's updating her will to include a request that her flesh
34:15
be cooked and her body parts be transformed into activist messages, and she says,
34:21
after she passes away, you can barbecue my flesh. You'll smell it
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cooking with those onions, and you'll think, oh, I want some of
34:29
that. But it will make you think you thought of carving up human flesh
34:34
for steaks might just be the thing to jolt diners into kindness. What what
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are we talking? What are we talking about here? This is what So
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I hope she's just trying to make a point. I mean I hope that
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her plan isn't to actually, you know, get processed and you know,
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somebody to smoke her, you know, carcass once she's gone for meat,
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just to make people go, that smells good, and then that's gonna make
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them think I should stop eating cow because I was going to eat human flesh.
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That's her plan, I mean, that's what she just said. All
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