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FTTxJT Thursday 0611226 · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: You know what I really love.
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Speaker 2: I love this from the home of the First Amendment.
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Speaker 3: First thing today, your words steal me.
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Speaker 4: Have a day at least for work. When the sun
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Speaker 4: comes up, drops a pet to school dream all the jasure.
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Speaker 5: No one that Joe's a smile. He only as.
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Speaker 6: Joe.
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Speaker 7: Oh bless you for letting me be of service to you.
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Speaker 7: This is the radio program that's unabashed about calling itself
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Speaker 7: a radio program, and you can be part of it,
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Speaker 7: as has been the case since well since television took
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Speaker 7: all the daytime dramas away from radio and we started
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Speaker 7: taking listener calls. We will tell you what went on
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Speaker 7: last night. First, we're not going to ask you to
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Speaker 7: comment and something you haven't heard yet. And then once
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Speaker 7: I've told you what's gone on last night, I will
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Speaker 7: give you my analysis and expect to hear from you
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Speaker 7: so you can tell us what it is that it's
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Speaker 7: doing to you that's impacting you where you are. You
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Speaker 7: heard President Trump there just at the opening. This has
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Speaker 7: set the world on fire. Can we play the whole
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Speaker 7: thing because there's more to it, but the press is
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Speaker 7: only saying Donald Trump said he loves inflation. Chuck Schumer
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Speaker 7: Hakeem Jeffreys. They're all over. He go to the whole
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Speaker 7: clip of him in the in the Oval Office.
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Speaker 8: President about the latest inflation number which came out this morning.
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Speaker 1: Could that be a no? I love it the numbers,
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Speaker 1: you know what I really love. I love the inflation.
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Speaker 9: You know what, because as soon as this war is over,
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Speaker 9: you know, I can say it now something you didn't know?
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Speaker 7: Do you know?
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Speaker 9: We've been taking out millions of barrels of oil. Nobody
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Speaker 9: knows that. You know who doesn't know about it? Iran
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Speaker 9: until right now. We took out the other night, twenty
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Speaker 9: two ships late at night with no lights cause they
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Speaker 9: don't have any radar because we blasted the crap out
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Speaker 9: of it.
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Speaker 1: We took out.
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Speaker 9: That's why oil's eighty five dollars a barrel. I mean,
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Speaker 9: you take a look. Remember when I did this.
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Speaker 1: I said, look, the one bad thing will be we.
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Speaker 9: Hit the best economy we've ever hit. And I said
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Speaker 9: to my people, had Scott, I had Howard, I had Pete,
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Speaker 9: I had all of them. I had Todd into the room.
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Speaker 9: I said, the one thing we have to do now.
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Speaker 9: We had just hit the highest stock market in history,
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Speaker 9: highest four h one case in history. Everything was going well,
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Speaker 9: and I said, I hate to do this to you guys,
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Speaker 9: but Raan's gonna have a nuclear weapon very soon.
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Speaker 1: We have to go and attack. So we hit him
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Speaker 1: with the B two bombers. Two. Took a lot of courage.
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Speaker 1: It was totally successful.
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Speaker 7: We very he goes on.
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Speaker 1: But now we had to make the second move.
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Speaker 9: And I said, you know, the bad part is the
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Speaker 9: stock market will go down by a lot based on
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Speaker 9: predictions of experts, like twenty five percent.
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Speaker 1: And it was worth it to me. It was worth it.
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Speaker 6: Not that.
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Speaker 7: Well, there I go. You shut us all off. But
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Speaker 7: that was the extent, the entirety of the President's statement,
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Speaker 7: because I've learned something in this business. You cannot just
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Speaker 7: if somebody is reporting one sentence. The President said, there's
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Speaker 7: more to the statement than just the one sentence. So
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Speaker 7: we've got our first things to lay out for you,
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Speaker 7: aside from the mailstrom that has been touched off by that.
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Speaker 7: The United States launched a second round of airstrikes into
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Speaker 7: Iran this morning after President Trump warned that Tehran would
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Speaker 7: pay the price for stalled negotiations, and Indian official says
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Speaker 7: three Indian sailors were killed on board a tanker targeted
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Speaker 7: by the US military over violating America's blockade on Iran
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Speaker 7: Indian ports, shipping and Waterways. Minister Sarabanda Sonowal announced that
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Speaker 7: the three sailors killed in the attack of the Palau
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Speaker 7: Israel of carrying out a campaign of ethnic cleansing on
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Speaker 7: Palestinians from the occupied West Bank with the intention of
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Speaker 7: annexing the Palestinian territory. One hundred and forty nine page
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Speaker 2: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing Today.
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Speaker 12: How information wondering is really quite ferocious. It's right, I
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Speaker 12: have to text them lines and makes them sound precocious
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Speaker 12: for seeing them.
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Speaker 1: In Congress or and mainstream outled.
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Speaker 13: So this information's origins are slightly less atrocious.
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Speaker 1: It's how you had a delighted lie.
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Speaker 14: It's how you had a delighted lie.
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Speaker 7: The rest of the story, yeah, the rest the rest
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Speaker 7: of the story, the rest of the statement, and and
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Speaker 7: the the echo chamber in full effect on the I
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Speaker 7: love the inflation statement. But you know this has been
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Speaker 7: going on with Donald Trump forever. It's got this text message.
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Speaker 7: During the break mainstream media, Donald Trump says, there was
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Speaker 7: very fine inflation on both sides. Way to draw back
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Speaker 7: to twenty seventeen. I like the nod there for it
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Speaker 7: on this Thursday morning at four three four eight eight
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Speaker 7: two four to two one seven. You know, there's an
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Speaker 7: old joke that there's lies, damn lies and statistics, and
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Speaker 7: I don't know which one this falls into. You know,
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Speaker 7: when President Trump was that there are barrels of oil
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Speaker 7: for sale at eighty eight dollars a barrel, we reported
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Speaker 7: on them yesterday. Kareem sends in a screen cap of
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Speaker 7: different oil prices because different oil comes from different places.
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Speaker 7: It's a commodity, and commodity prices are based on what
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Speaker 7: the manufacturer of the commodity, the grower, the driller thinks
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Speaker 7: it's going to cost to replace that barrel, so he
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Speaker 7: needs you to pay him to get the next barrel
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Speaker 7: of oil. That's what a commodity price is, is the
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Speaker 7: price of the next patch. If you buy an ear
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Speaker 7: of corn for two dollars, I don't know what corn costs.
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Speaker 7: So if you're laughing at me about the I'm just
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Speaker 7: picking a number out. My wife does all the fruit
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Speaker 7: food procurement. I ain't waking her up right now. I
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Speaker 7: love you, but I'm not waking her up just to
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Speaker 7: answer that question. But if an ear of corn costs
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Speaker 7: two dollars, that's because the farmer needs that two dollars
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Speaker 7: to grow the next one. And if he can't get
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Speaker 7: that two dollars to grow the next one, then the
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Speaker 7: farmer's in problems. This is where the farm bill not
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Speaker 7: to wander off on that, but this is where the
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Speaker 7: farm bill and FDR swooped in and said, how about
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Speaker 7: we guarantee how much you're going to get, and if
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Speaker 7: you don't get that will subsidize it. It's driven up
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Speaker 7: the cost of food and created just one of those
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Speaker 7: many New Deal subsidy programs that have completely bankrupted the
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Speaker 7: value of our dollars, leading us back to wait, hold
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Speaker 7: it checks notes inflation. So again, the President, if you're
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Speaker 7: joining us in progress, was asked this yesterday during the
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Speaker 7: press gaggle in the Oval Office.
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Speaker 15: President about the latest inflation number which came out this morning.
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Speaker 1: Could that be a no. I love it the numbers.
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Speaker 1: You know what I really love. I love the inflation.
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Speaker 1: You know why, because as soon.
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Speaker 7: As this war is up, see most the problem is,
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Speaker 7: most people stop listening there and they go rushing to
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Speaker 7: Hakeem Jefferies and Chuck Schumer. President Trump said, I love inflation.
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Speaker 7: And now that's become the campaign thing, and you're going
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Speaker 7: to get inundated with it. Primaries starting in Virginia in
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Speaker 7: next week, you know, one week from today, early voting
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Speaker 7: will begin in Virginia. Our primary doesn't culminate until August fourth.
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Speaker 7: But that's because Virginia is stupid. As a matter of fact.
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Speaker 7: That's part of the column that'll be going up at
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Speaker 7: Daily Signal dot com today. But President Trump, again, you know.
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Speaker 1: I can say it now, something you didn't know? Do
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Speaker 1: you know?
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Speaker 9: We've been taking out millions of barrels of oil? Nobody
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Speaker 9: knows that, you know, who doesn't know about it? Iran
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Speaker 9: until right now. We've took out the other night, twenty
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Speaker 9: two ships late at night with no lights because they
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Speaker 9: don't have any radar, because we've blasted the crap out
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Speaker 9: of it.
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Speaker 1: We took out.
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Speaker 9: That's why oil's eighty five dollars a barrel. I mean,
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Speaker 9: you take a look. Remember when I did this. I said, look,
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Speaker 9: the one bad thing will be we hit the best
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Speaker 9: economy we've ever hit. And I said to my people,
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Speaker 9: had Scott, had Howard, I had Pete, I had all
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Speaker 9: of them. I had Todd in the room. I said,
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Speaker 9: the one thing we have to do now. We had
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Speaker 9: just hit the highest stock market in history, highest four
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Speaker 9: h one.
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Speaker 1: Case in history.
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Speaker 9: Everything was going well, and I said, I hate to
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Speaker 9: do this to you guys, but a Ram's going to
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Speaker 9: have a nuclear weapon very soon. We have to go
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Speaker 9: and attack. So we hit it with the B two bombers.
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Speaker 9: It took a lot of courage, It was totally successful.
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Speaker 9: We buried it. Very hard to gain. But now we
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Speaker 9: had to make the second move, and I said, you know,
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Speaker 9: the bad part is the stock market will go down
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Speaker 9: by a lot based on predictions of experts, like twenty
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Speaker 9: five percent.
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Speaker 1: And it was worth it to me?
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Speaker 7: It was worth it? Was it worth it? And that
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Speaker 7: becomes the abstract question was it worth it? This becomes
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Speaker 7: the overarching question in all of this, is the control
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Speaker 7: over the strait of horror moves important? The wind turbine
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Speaker 7: proponents would be like, well, we shouldn't even have the
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Speaker 7: straight of hord moves. We shouldn't be using petroleum to
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Speaker 7: make anything or propel anything, or well, hold it, make
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Speaker 7: the case for the iPad I'm writing my blog on.
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Speaker 7: But other than that, well, also make the cup for
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Speaker 7: the Starbucks that I need to stop and get. So
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Speaker 7: make that, well, you know, help make some of the
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Speaker 7: equipment that they use at the Starbucks. Well, okay, I
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Speaker 7: guess we need petroleum. Just just funny, you know it is,
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Speaker 7: because you have to laugh otherwise you're going up in
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Speaker 7: a clock tower with a rifle. Here. Oilmonster dot Com
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Speaker 7: DM crewed eighty eight fifty nine US dollars for one barrel,
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Speaker 7: WTI crewed ninety dollars per barrel right now. But was
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Speaker 7: the economic hit of going into the war. It was
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Speaker 7: several more than a month ago. I think a young
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Speaker 7: lady was very upset and had emailed this program, very
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Speaker 7: upset because her father had fought in World War Two
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Speaker 7: and her mother had led the war effort back at home,
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Speaker 7: and she was just beside herself over people complaining about
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Speaker 7: the price of gasoline. And it put into perspective. And
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Speaker 7: I guess the difference is, do you view what is
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Speaker 7: going on right now between the United States and the
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Speaker 7: number one state sponsor of terrorism and Islamist behaviors and
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Speaker 7: Islamist terror on the planet worth it? Is this not
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Speaker 7: a battle? And this is the big question. Is this
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Speaker 7: not a battle that Thomas Jefferson told George Washington we
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Speaker 7: needed to have in seventeen eighty six seventeen, yes, seventeen
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Speaker 7: eighty six, after meeting with the Barbary pirates and having
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Speaker 7: them tell them story as we know it's our religion
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Speaker 7: tells us we can just take your ships and subjugate
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Speaker 7: your sailors. And because you're the Infidel and we're allowed
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Speaker 7: to do that, we're commanded to do that. And we've
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Speaker 7: been playing foot see with this while all the other
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Speaker 7: major religions on the planet look at their theology and say, Okay,
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Speaker 7: this part may not be applicable anymore. We're not going
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Speaker 7: to stone someone for working on the sabbath. You know,
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Speaker 7: there may be the debate you want to have, the
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Speaker 7: debates or whether we should, but there are parts of
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Speaker 7: the Islamist tenants that need to be called.
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Speaker 7: I have to express some empathy for our friends listening
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Speaker 7: at nine point thirty the answer in San Antonio this morning,
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Speaker 7: and I, unlike many, can feel your pain because yesterday
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Speaker 7: there was something in the water. I don't know. The
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Speaker 7: New York Knicks overcame a twenty nine point deficit just
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Speaker 7: after halftime to eke out a last second victory last
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Speaker 7: night in the NBA Finals. And I've watched highlights and
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Speaker 7: and I'm just the highlights don't give you the feel
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Speaker 7: for the ebb and flow of a game. But just
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Speaker 7: the Knicks are not known as that defensive kind of
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Speaker 7: team they can lock you down to fifteen points in
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Speaker 7: a quarter, but they did. They managed to come up
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Speaker 7: with that. And I mean, I remember the teams I
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Speaker 7: watched growing up. My dad was a season ticket holder
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Speaker 7: at Madison Square Garden and not a fan of the
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Speaker 7: Dolans either, by the way, but we would go to
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Speaker 7: games when it was Rick Patino coaching the team, and
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Speaker 7: it was Mark Jackson and Patrick Ewing and guys like that,
21:41
Speaker 7: and they would press and run and they would just
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Speaker 7: disrupt defense offenses like crazy. Michael Jordan all these teams
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Speaker 7: is completely befuzzled by the Knicks at the time. And
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Speaker 7: I just didn't think the Knicks had that kind of
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Speaker 7: defense in them. But that said, I want to share
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Speaker 7: my empathy with you. See, our flagship station is an
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Speaker 7: affiliate of the Washington Nationals, and therefore, because it's where
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Speaker 7: my bread is buttered. I am as a baseball fan,
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Speaker 7: a Washington Nationals fan. We were carrying the team through
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Speaker 7: their twenty nineteen World Series run. We had carried the
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Speaker 7: team through all of those frustrating playoff exits in the
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Speaker 7: years prior to twenty nineteen, and all of the horrors
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Speaker 7: of the rebuild. So exciting the team was tied for
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Speaker 7: a wild card playoff spots. Sure, it's June eleventh and
22:41
Speaker 7: leading nine to one after seven and a half innings.
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Speaker 7: I mean, there's one thing, you know. The San Antonio
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Speaker 7: Spurs were leading by twenty nine points at halftime with
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Speaker 7: an entire half of a game to go. The Washington
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Speaker 7: Nationals were leading by eight runs with two at bats
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Speaker 7: left for the San Francisco Giants and lost. And I've
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Speaker 7: got to say, and I understand the expression. I've played
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Speaker 7: baseball through my life. I understand that parents are told
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Speaker 7: teach your kids to throw left handed, that because they'll
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Speaker 7: always have a professional baseball career. I'm sorry. You know,
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Speaker 7: I've watched Mitchell Parker too many times pitch for the Nationals.
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Speaker 7: There are guys who throw more challenging pitches. During the
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Speaker 7: is usually like the batter's dad or batting coach just
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Speaker 7: lobbing pitches up there. Every time I see Mitchell Parker pitch,
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Speaker 7: it's like, is this guy throwing batting practice? I get it,
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Speaker 7: he's left handed and left handers are supposedly a thing.
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Speaker 7: But a friend of mine texted me after he said
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Speaker 7: this is Major League Baseball had enacted a new rule
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Speaker 7: for the pace of the game. You can't change a
24:06
Speaker 7: pitcher until he's faced at least three batters, and so
24:13
Speaker 7: they couldn't change the Mitchell Parker for somebody, the guy
24:17
Speaker 7: who hit the Grand Slam home run Bryce I should
24:23
Speaker 7: know this. He's actually from Virginia. Virginia kid grew up
24:26
Speaker 7: going to Washington Nationals games, ironically. But the life lesson
24:33
Speaker 7: beyond all of this, I know, get back to the
24:37
Speaker 7: politics show. There is a life lesson for the political
24:42
Speaker 7: advocates and the political junkies out there as well. Some
24:48
Speaker 7: of it manifested in twenty sixteen when some guy that
24:54
Speaker 7: we all knew but had never thought of it politically
24:57
Speaker 7: won the presidency. Whether it's an NBA playoff game or
25:03
Speaker 7: a Major League Baseball game, don't count your chickens until
25:07
Speaker 7: they've come home to roost. I posted this to social
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Speaker 7: media yesterday. Just because you've scored nine runs doesn't mean
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Speaker 7: if you don't take care of business, the other guy
25:18
Speaker 7: can't score ten. As a matter of fact, if you
25:24
Speaker 7: don't take care of business, there's a pretty good chance
25:27
Speaker 7: the other guy will score ten. And so these sporting
25:35
Speaker 7: metaphors impact real life as well, because we live and
25:42
Speaker 7: we die, and we rise and we fall, and I
25:45
Speaker 7: think half of our mental health issues are because we
25:48
Speaker 7: rise and we fall, and we're told every day must
25:51
Speaker 7: be an absolute victory or it's an absolute loss, and
25:55
Speaker 7: that's not the case. You don't know what part of
26:00
Speaker 7: the game you're in. Pardon me if I teeter on
26:04
Speaker 7: the borderline of sounding like Sunrise Sermonette. Here for a moment,
26:09
Speaker 7: my friend John QUISINBERI will face palm and say, Joe,
26:13
Speaker 7: put the theology down. You'll hurt yourself. But you don't
26:19
Speaker 7: know where you are in your particular game of life.
26:24
Speaker 7: You don't know if you're at halftime. You don't know
26:27
Speaker 7: if there's only two at bats left. But the point
26:30
Speaker 7: is that no matter what is going on, no no
26:34
Speaker 7: matter what has preceded, where you are today. You can
26:38
Speaker 7: still quote win, you can still have success, whether it's
26:48
Speaker 7: the baseball analogy one batter at a time, the basketball
26:53
Speaker 7: analogy of just you know, get a stop on this play.
27:03
Speaker 7: You're only as good as your last at bat, whatever
27:06
Speaker 7: the trope that your dad used at some point or
27:10
Speaker 7: your mom. You don't know if it's halftime. You may
27:15
Speaker 7: feel like you're down by twenty nine. At halftime, sorry
27:18
Speaker 7: again to our friends at nine point thirty the answer.
27:26
Speaker 7: But you may feel politically like you're down twenty nine,
27:31
Speaker 7: but you don't know if it's halftime. You may only
27:35
Speaker 7: have two at bats left. But you can still be successful.
27:46
Speaker 7: And especially as we rise and fall with the coverage
27:50
Speaker 7: of the war in Iran and President Trump and the
27:55
Speaker 7: oil prices, the gas prices, we are at where we
28:02
Speaker 7: are at because of a fragility that was created decades
28:06
Speaker 7: before Donald Trump even did his first TV show. The
28:14
Speaker 7: fragility of the American marketplace has been driven since the nineties.
28:21
Speaker 7: The guy who who's economic advisors, the the FED chair,
28:30
Speaker 7: Green green Span, I'm called Greenhounds, green Span and all
28:35
Speaker 7: the and Robert Reich and all the Clintonian economic advisors
28:41
Speaker 7: that broke all of the borders down, and the and
28:44
Speaker 7: the firewalls down in our economy in Wall Street. But
28:53
Speaker 7: like Charlie Sheen from long after he put down the
28:57
Speaker 7: Cleveland Indians uniform, we can they'll be winning Tiger blood
29:03
Speaker 7: or not because you still have the opportunities to go
29:08
Speaker 7: out there and do the things that you need to do.
29:18
Speaker 7: And they want you dispirited, they want you depressed, they
29:22
Speaker 7: want you turning off. All freaking giants are down eight runs,
29:26
Speaker 7: they've got two at bats left. Gosh darn it, Ah,
29:29
Speaker 7: these guys. It's been a rough season in the city
29:33
Speaker 7: by the Bay. Bags of excrement aren't just on the
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Speaker 7: side of the street. It seem like they're on the
29:39
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29:45
Speaker 7: you know, and bless them. They're all in the ballpark,
29:47
Speaker 7: probably because it's cleaner there than it is on the
29:50
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Speaker 7: It is the sounds.
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Speaker 2: Amaze your friends here in the first thing today by
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Speaker 1: Anybody going too sad? And tell party e sad? Ways
32:25
Speaker 1: is all right as long as I.
32:28
Speaker 7: Haford ever, Oh yeah, you know you gotta sing it out.
32:35
Speaker 7: You gotta those sad songs say so much. Uh. And
32:40
Speaker 7: the same is true if you're down a bunch of
32:43
Speaker 7: games in a playoff series, it isn't over until the
32:49
Speaker 7: fat lady sings right. That's the famous expression meaning opera.
32:55
Speaker 7: You know, it's amazing that expression has outlasted most people's
32:59
Speaker 7: offinity for opera. It was a common place expression when
33:04
Speaker 7: everyone knew what opera that you know, that's generally how
33:07
Speaker 7: an opera ended. Most people just know the expression like
33:12
Speaker 7: I don't know, I don't know. Can you get some
33:15
Speaker 7: GLP one, by the way, Oh slowly, I turn so fascinating,
33:24
Speaker 7: how quickly you can tar and feather a product. Now,
33:30
Speaker 7: not a GLP one guy, Although I get what it does.
33:40
Speaker 7: I understand what it does. And there are people who
33:43
Speaker 7: are pointing to other medical effects of these GLP GLB
33:49
Speaker 7: one inhibitor medications. But there are natural ways to do this,
33:54
Speaker 7: by the way, and I've investigated that my wife. It
33:59
Speaker 7: works in the central oil's field and not not the
34:03
Speaker 7: crude oil field. But you can you can trigger your
34:11
Speaker 7: g LP one inhibitors without getting a you know whatever.
34:17
Speaker 7: It is this thing that looks like doctor McCoy mailed
34:20
Speaker 7: it to you from the medical bay of the Starship
34:23
Speaker 7: Enterprise and inject yourself with it. You can. You can
34:26
Speaker 7: do that yourself, by the way. But regardless, it's all
34:34
Speaker 7: the rage. It's like what the impossible Burger was three
34:38
Speaker 7: or four years ago until today. I believe today is
34:43
Speaker 7: the day that everyone stops taking g LP one because
34:48
Speaker 7: now there's an MSN or ms now question. It's a story,
34:56
Speaker 7: it's it published as a story, but it's really just
34:59
Speaker 7: a g jd Vance lost so much weight, rumors, scandal,
35:04
Speaker 7: rumors of GLB GLB one use it jet the okay,
35:11
Speaker 7: so brothers lost some weight. It used to be if
35:18
Speaker 7: political office held holder help lost a lot of weight. Dramatically,
35:22
Speaker 7: it's like, oh, is he feeling all right? Now it's oh,
35:24
Speaker 7: he's using and now I guarantee you if this metastasizes
35:32
Speaker 7: as a thing, that's it for GLP one, if you
35:36
Speaker 7: were invested in the companies that make this stuff, sell
35:40
Speaker 7: now because apparently jd vance is using it, which means
35:47
Speaker 7: everyone must stop. And my favorite part of the story
35:52
Speaker 7: is is it's reported as if it's somehow jd Vance
35:57
Speaker 7: And another example of the kind of cheating that the
36:00
Speaker 7: Trump administration does hold. We were just celebrating these people
36:05
Speaker 7: that oh this was this this Hollywood actress and this
36:08
Speaker 7: Hollywood that's this so and so has lost all this
36:12
Speaker 7: weight on GLB one and adults jd vance. If Donald
36:17
Speaker 7: Trump did it would be even worse. But because it's
36:23
Speaker 7: jd Vance, that must mean they're cheating. So now taking
36:27
Speaker 7: g LB one is cheating because jd Vance is doing it.
36:32
Speaker 7: And of course we know the Trump administration all they
36:35
Speaker 7: do is cheat, So sell Now if you own who
36:44
Speaker 7: are the who are the people who make the stuff?
36:49
Speaker 7: Like I said, if you want to trigger your own,
36:52
Speaker 7: it's it's there. There are medications that trigger a g
36:57
Speaker 7: l P one inhibitor in your body, but you can
37:01
Speaker 7: do it naturally. Now you're looking at your radio saying, Okay,
37:08
Speaker 7: tough guy, there's ways to eat. I've looked at it,
37:15
Speaker 7: because let's just be honest about it. If you've ever
37:19
Speaker 7: met me in person, I don't look like a vegetarian.
37:28
Speaker 7: What's that scene from the movie Ice Age, but you
37:39
Speaker 7: see you hear vegetarian and you're like, oh, well, you know, no,
37:43
Speaker 7: wonder he's not getting enough hormones there whether guy's teasing
37:54
Speaker 7: the wooly mammoth. It's tough to get fat on a
37:56
Speaker 7: vegan diet. No, it's not. No, No, trust me, it's not. No,
38:02
Speaker 7: it's not. Now, it's not. If your wife cooks really
38:05
Speaker 7: well and makes really good tasting food, you can you
38:13
Speaker 7: can get fat on a vegetarian diet. I'm sorry. It
38:16
Speaker 7: just you know, that's so. I believe me. I have
38:20
Speaker 7: looked into ways to trigger a gl you know, to
38:24
Speaker 7: do your own GLP one inhibitor without having to take
38:28
Speaker 7: a shot. Believe me, I've had blood clots, I've lived
38:32
Speaker 7: with Lovenox injections, and I don't need to do any
38:35
Speaker 7: of that anymore. But I just thought this whole I know,
38:45
Speaker 7: because because now doing this, taking these gl P one
38:50
Speaker 7: inhibitors is cheating because jd Vance did it somewhere a
38:59
Speaker 7: hundred Biden's Can I get some of that because he's
39:03
Speaker 7: trying to reform his image? But this is what I
39:15
Speaker 7: mean about you. You feel so gas lit into your
39:21
Speaker 7: world that you know you're I just I can't win.
39:25
Speaker 7: Sure you can. If the New York Knicks can win
39:27
Speaker 7: their basketball game last night, or the San Francisco Giants
39:31
Speaker 7: can win their baseball game yesterday afternoon, you can. You
39:35
Speaker 7: can be successful as well. It doesn't you know it,
39:44
Speaker 7: And you don't need an injection to do it. You
39:52
Speaker 7: just need to figure first off, and and not to
39:58
Speaker 7: get you know, Tony Robbins, And the secret to getting
40:02
Speaker 7: good answers is asking good questions and all that you know,
40:05
Speaker 7: gobbledygook that you know permeated the eighties, who cut my
40:10
Speaker 7: cheese and all that stuff. The secret is figuring out
40:16
Speaker 7: what victory looks like baseball or basketball. It's pretty much scoreboard.
40:21
Speaker 7: You know. We have more points that when the buzzer
40:25
Speaker 7: goes off than you do. That's winning winning. So before
40:31
Speaker 7: you go injecting yourself with GLP one inhibitors or tiger
40:35
Speaker 7: blood or whatever they else it is, first you better
40:37
Speaker 7: figure out what winning looks like. Hopefully you have a
40:41
Speaker 7: grasp on that. We come back and we're going to
40:47
Speaker 7: tell you a horrific story of sexual assault.
40:50
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42:41
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42:43
Speaker 7: analysis of it. But I want to hear how it
42:46
Speaker 7: is impacting you where you are. Mary texts in. Okay, Joe,
42:51
Speaker 7: now you've had a little chance, go give us some
42:54
Speaker 7: of those alternatives that you said to g l P
42:57
Speaker 7: one drugs. Well, so GLP drug does and we're talking
43:03
Speaker 7: about this because now jd Vance has killed the GLP
43:06
Speaker 7: one drug industry because the rumor is he's taking GLP one,
43:12
Speaker 7: which means he's cheating. Yeah, it's it's hysterical. Everyone else
43:17
Speaker 7: is a hero for using GLP one to lose weight
43:20
Speaker 7: until jd Vance does it. Then it's proofs and cheater
43:25
Speaker 7: and the cheater. Right. So you a diet with more
43:31
Speaker 7: high fiber vegetable of course beans for protein. Oh, quinoa
43:39
Speaker 7: is huge if you want to trigger these things. But
43:42
Speaker 7: it's also about how you take in your food and
43:46
Speaker 7: in the percentages the timing. So GLP one is a
43:53
Speaker 7: hormone that makes you feel full, and so in order
43:59
Speaker 7: to do that, it slows And I love this phrase.
44:03
Speaker 7: This is from the side effects. It slows gastric emptying.
44:10
Speaker 7: It reminds me of that old Dudley Moore movie Crazy People.
44:16
Speaker 7: Meta mucil makes you go to the bathroom. If you
44:18
Speaker 7: don't go to the bathroom, you die. It slows gastric emptying.
44:26
Speaker 7: But anyway, you know green tea instead of you know,
44:30
Speaker 7: black tea. Proteins vegetable proteins. But if you're getting proteins,
44:36
Speaker 7: it should be a lean protein and also in in
44:44
Speaker 7: formats that are easily digestible so that you can get
44:48
Speaker 7: them in and get them to your waste systems slowly.
44:55
Speaker 7: That's the whole thing is is fast food. Unfortunately just
45:00
Speaker 7: too fast, so you think you're hungry again sooner. And
45:03
Speaker 7: that's a little bit of what GLP one does. I'm
45:06
Speaker 7: not a nutritionist, I just know a lot of them.
45:09
Speaker 7: So our first things this morning, aside from the controversy
45:14
Speaker 7: over JD vance ruining the GLP one industry, United States
45:19
Speaker 7: has launched a second round of airstrikes into Iran this
45:23
Speaker 7: morning after President Trump warned that Iran would pay the
45:27
Speaker 7: price for walking away from negotiations. Iran has responded, targeting
45:32
Speaker 7: sites in Bahrain, Kuwait and in Jordan, and Indian official
45:38
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45:42
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Speaker 7: and Waterways Minister Sarabandanda Sonowhal announced the deaths of the
45:54
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Speaker 7: Amnesty International accused Israel of carrying out ethnic cleansing on
46:05
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46:09
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46:14
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46:17
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Speaker 7: Florida Supreme Court Wednesday allowed US House districts drawn by
46:28
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46:38
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46:41
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Speaker 14: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome good the main event.
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Speaker 7: You know we should use this every morning. Outside of
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51:42
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51:46
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Speaker 7: want and I'm going to get into it in a moment,
51:50
Speaker 7: so stay tuned. But first I want to answer a
51:56
Speaker 7: listener question, or actually check my answer to a listener question,
51:59
Speaker 7: because yeah, I don't claim I know everything, but I
52:03
Speaker 7: know a lot of people who do. And I was asked.
52:06
Speaker 7: Kareem was concerned because there are different reports on different
52:10
Speaker 7: prices of crude oil out there, and the difference tends
52:14
Speaker 7: to be asked versus Spot, which is, you know, it
52:18
Speaker 7: sounds like one of those kids books, Ask and Spot
52:21
Speaker 7: went up the hill to get a bone. But our
52:25
Speaker 7: friend James Luck from jcsgold dot com, I mean, they
52:28
Speaker 7: have a deal on some of their silver stuff that's
52:31
Speaker 7: no Spot price, you know, So I figure he can
52:35
Speaker 7: at least tell me if I was too far off
52:38
Speaker 7: base or not. James, good morning, Sure, how are you?
52:42
Speaker 15: I'm doom well Joe and Gold Silver bouncing back a
52:46
Speaker 15: little bit this morning, which is good to see.
52:49
Speaker 7: So when I answered Kareem's question as best I could,
52:53
Speaker 7: I likened it to eBay. You know, if you go
52:56
Speaker 7: to eBay and somebody is selling something you want, you
52:59
Speaker 7: have the you know, the bidding or you have a
53:03
Speaker 7: buy it now price, and it's usually you know and
53:07
Speaker 7: so you know. To me, that's how Spot works. Is like,
53:10
Speaker 7: I don't want to I don't want to negotiate, I
53:12
Speaker 7: don't wanna I don't want to bid. I don't want
53:14
Speaker 7: to have to upbid someone else. I don't want to
53:16
Speaker 7: get into the bidding ball. Just tell me what I
53:18
Speaker 7: need to give you right now to get whatever it
53:20
Speaker 7: is I'm looking for. Whether it be a barrel of
53:22
Speaker 7: oil or pound of silver. There am I off base
53:27
Speaker 7: and the difference between what an ask and a and
53:30
Speaker 7: a spot price is for a commodity of any kind.
53:35
Speaker 15: No, that's a great example really, and that spot prices
53:38
Speaker 15: is more of that average price of what all of
53:41
Speaker 15: those bids settled at and what the item actually sold
53:45
Speaker 15: for in relation to that ass The spot price is
53:49
Speaker 15: basically the at the average price there that that it's
53:53
Speaker 15: sold for at that snapshot in time. You know, the
53:55
Speaker 15: spot price will move throughout the day because the bids
53:59
Speaker 15: will change up the day and the ass will change
54:02
Speaker 15: throughout the day.
54:03
Speaker 10: So the spot just is that average mid price of
54:06
Speaker 10: what it actually sold for.
54:08
Speaker 7: Well, there you go the answer. Man. Come, so you
54:11
Speaker 7: said gold and silver are bouncing back a little bit
54:13
Speaker 7: this morning, house, So, yeah, gold is.
54:16
Speaker 15: Up about a half of a percent, up sixteen dollars
54:19
Speaker 15: to four thousand and eighty nine dollars, still flirting right
54:23
Speaker 15: there with that four thousand dollars level, which we haven't
54:26
Speaker 15: seen these low prices in gold for I'd have to
54:31
Speaker 15: look back at the chart, but it's been a handful
54:33
Speaker 15: of months here since we've seen that silver is at
54:37
Speaker 15: sixty three dollars and ninety three cents, which is up
54:41
Speaker 15: about three cores of a percent so far this morning.
54:43
Speaker 7: And if you were building your budget off silver tracking
54:46
Speaker 7: in the seventies, well, this is a great opportunity to
54:49
Speaker 7: get mole mo is good, right, James.
54:54
Speaker 6: That's exactly right.
54:55
Speaker 10: These are great discounts on silver here.
54:58
Speaker 15: I was actually talking to a client yesterday afternoon, just
55:01
Speaker 15: talking about the prospects for silver haven't changed, but the
55:05
Speaker 15: price is at an extreme discount right now to where
55:07
Speaker 15: it was just a few months ago. So a lot
55:10
Speaker 15: of people are seeing that as a crazy sale price
55:13
Speaker 15: on silver and they're taking advantage of it for sure.
55:16
Speaker 7: Well, thank you for the update, James, and thank you
55:18
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55:21
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55:25
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55:28
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55:51
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55:56
Speaker 10: Thanks share you too.
55:58
Speaker 7: Now, unfortunately it is my job to report to you
56:00
Speaker 7: and we're going to actually visit with the lawyer involved
56:04
Speaker 7: in this case coming up a little bit later on
56:11
Speaker 7: in the program, and it's out of Tacoma, Washington. Female
56:22
Speaker 7: teenage wrestler has through the Alliance Defending Freedom, great group
56:29
Speaker 7: of lawyers who will help families who have been wronged.
56:33
Speaker 7: But I mean, I can't go get Johnny cochran to
56:37
Speaker 7: go out and if the glove don't fit for them,
56:40
Speaker 7: so they do it for them. So this female wrestler, oh,
56:47
Speaker 7: I see it in your eyes. You already know where
56:49
Speaker 7: this is going, don't you. This female wrestler was at
56:53
Speaker 7: a competition, got into the squared circle, got onto the
56:57
Speaker 7: mat with her opponent, who who had been born a
57:02
Speaker 7: male wrestler, or I guess he had been born male,
57:05
Speaker 7: had become a wrestler and decided he'd be more successful
57:08
Speaker 7: if he wrestled girls. It's not been my experience, but
57:13
Speaker 7: that's just maybe it's just how I wrestle. But during
57:21
Speaker 7: the match, and I don't want to be too graphic
57:25
Speaker 7: because you know, your breakfast muffin is not going to
57:28
Speaker 7: come back up very well and that's not a good look,
57:31
Speaker 7: whether you're on GLP one or not. He sexually assaulted
57:38
Speaker 7: her during the wrestling match. The event was sponsored by
57:45
Speaker 7: the Washington State Interscholastic Activities Association. Kayleie Keeler is the wrestler.
57:53
Speaker 7: Her mother, Stephanie Brown. They're suing the state after those
57:58
Speaker 7: officials directed Healer to take the mat without telling anyone
58:03
Speaker 7: that she was about to wrestle a Maile. Other officials
58:08
Speaker 7: waited fifty three days. Fifty three days, only two months
58:14
Speaker 7: to report the sexual assault to law enforcement. Now she
58:18
Speaker 7: reported it to them immediately. Now it's also one can
58:26
Speaker 7: hope that she kicked the living you know what out
58:29
Speaker 7: of this guy after he did it. I don't think
58:32
Speaker 7: that's how this played out. But she reported it to
58:36
Speaker 7: the officials, and what did you do for fifty three days.
58:44
Speaker 7: We will talk to her lawyer in a little while
58:51
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58:55
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58:59
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Speaker 7: It's first thing today, Nicole. I don't want to hear
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Speaker 7: about four three four eight eight two four two one
1:01:21
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1:01:29
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Speaker 7: That's what we do here. Tell you what you should know.
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Speaker 10: Lee ahead and how they be.
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Speaker 7: They're gonna be bumpy. They're gonna be some good some
1:01:50
Speaker 7: bad there. And that was my point earlier talking about sports.
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Speaker 7: I know Mick will be here in a little while
1:01:57
Speaker 7: to uh, you know, open his Sports Reporters notebook. But
1:02:01
Speaker 7: as an arbiter of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,
1:02:05
Speaker 7: one of the most important things is to not get
1:02:09
Speaker 7: down spirited and to realize there's always something that is little.
1:02:13
Speaker 7: One of the reasons I always said baseball is one
1:02:17
Speaker 7: of the most important games because it says to you, Okay,
1:02:22
Speaker 7: you know, the Bryce kid that hit the Grand Slam
1:02:25
Speaker 7: home run had struck out a couple of times. I
1:02:29
Speaker 7: think earlier in the game was like zero for three.
1:02:32
Speaker 7: It comes up bases loaded, bottom of the ninth. I
1:02:36
Speaker 7: mean it is. It's almost like a made for TV
1:02:40
Speaker 7: movie Teams Woe be Gone, last place team that everyone
1:02:48
Speaker 7: picked to be the joke of the league has just
1:02:50
Speaker 7: taken two games out of three already and is ahead
1:02:54
Speaker 7: nine to one on you. I mean, tell me the truth,
1:02:58
Speaker 7: how many times have you fail that way in your life,
1:03:01
Speaker 7: whether you're a sportsman or not. You get up in
1:03:03
Speaker 7: the morning. Maybe your candidate didn't win the primary, Maybe
1:03:08
Speaker 7: there's another story. Maybe Donald Trump said he loves inflation. This, Oh,
1:03:12
Speaker 7: let's I like this because it's a historical reference. It's
1:03:16
Speaker 7: a nod to history. Maurice writes into JT in the
1:03:21
Speaker 7: Morning Radio at gmail dot com. Donald Trump's statement, though
1:03:25
Speaker 7: I understand your point for playing the whole thing, is
1:03:28
Speaker 7: as dumb as Jerry Ford's whip inflation now pins that
1:03:32
Speaker 7: he gave to everyone. I wish President Trump wouldn't riff
1:03:37
Speaker 7: like this because all I'm going to hear for the
1:03:40
Speaker 7: next six months is I love the inflation. You're right,
1:03:48
Speaker 7: you're going to chuck Schumer and game Jeffries already out.
1:03:52
Speaker 7: You know. Yeah, Donald Trump says he loves inflation shows
1:03:55
Speaker 7: you how out of touch he is. He was talking
1:03:57
Speaker 7: about the impact of the Asian in Iran and that
1:04:05
Speaker 7: he knew that this was going to have an economic impact.
1:04:10
Speaker 7: You go back to the club. Let's let's start with
1:04:14
Speaker 7: President Trump in his own words, not parsed or anything else.
1:04:18
Speaker 7: This was in the White House yesterday afternoon about the.
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Speaker 1: Latest inflation number which came out this morning. Could that
1:04:25
Speaker 1: be a no? I love it the numbers, you know what,
1:04:28
Speaker 1: I really love. I love the inflation. You know what,
1:04:31
Speaker 1: because as soon as this war is over. You know,
1:04:33
Speaker 1: I can say it now.
1:04:36
Speaker 7: And that's where he goes off on a tangent and
1:04:40
Speaker 7: he doesn't come to it. You know this he does
1:04:44
Speaker 7: later on in the piece, but he goes off on
1:04:48
Speaker 7: the tangent. And and you missed the point which he said,
1:04:53
Speaker 7: you know, the inflation's high now. As soon as the
1:04:55
Speaker 7: war's over, it'll come back down. It'll be you know,
1:04:58
Speaker 7: negligible because they're getting oil and everything else. So you know,
1:05:08
Speaker 7: Donald Trump wasn't trying to sell inflation. There are people, though,
1:05:12
Speaker 7: and this is the realities of economics. We live in
1:05:19
Speaker 7: a world where credit is easier to get than cash.
1:05:25
Speaker 7: We were talking yesterday about the smartphone app that you
1:05:28
Speaker 7: can finance your Chipotle run on a Friday night. Kid,
1:05:33
Speaker 7: you not, credit is easier to get than cash, and
1:05:42
Speaker 7: that's not good. And the reason credit is easier to
1:05:49
Speaker 7: get than cash is banks can get credit, can get
1:05:54
Speaker 7: money to lend at a lower rate, so they do
1:05:57
Speaker 7: more lending of it. So the problem is a reality
1:06:13
Speaker 7: of economics that maybe, you know, higher interest rates might
1:06:18
Speaker 7: hurt some people, but it also helps get some of
1:06:26
Speaker 7: the debt down. And you know, we were talking about
1:06:35
Speaker 7: this yesterday and it's not a populous message. You know,
1:06:38
Speaker 7: there's nothing in this program that is built around the
1:06:44
Speaker 7: idea of telling you a lie to make you feel good.
1:06:56
Speaker 7: You know that that you can be in an economic
1:07:00
Speaker 7: spot where you don't have the ten bucks or fifteen
1:07:03
Speaker 7: bucks to buy Chipotle on a Friday night, so you
1:07:06
Speaker 7: have to get an app that will allow you to
1:07:09
Speaker 7: finance the purchase. Have we got to that point, Yes
1:07:13
Speaker 7: we have, Yes, we have. So many people just put
1:07:20
Speaker 7: stuff on their credit cards anyway because they want the
1:07:24
Speaker 7: things they want rather than as they did, you know
1:07:26
Speaker 7: in the thirties and forties, and Americans, because we've become
1:07:30
Speaker 7: so addicted to democracy, the pandering populists don't want you
1:07:35
Speaker 7: to think things are economically challenging, so they want you
1:07:39
Speaker 7: to have the big flat screen TV. They want you
1:07:42
Speaker 7: to have the stereo system. This is why the poorest
1:07:47
Speaker 7: Americans have a lifestyle that puts them amongst the one
1:07:52
Speaker 7: percent wealthiest people on the planet, because they have a
1:07:56
Speaker 7: house and a car and a TV and internet and computers.
1:08:00
Speaker 7: I'm sure taxpayers subsidized it or paid for it, which
1:08:05
Speaker 7: has driven up the costs for those who don't qualify
1:08:08
Speaker 7: for those aids. And that's how you wind up with
1:08:12
Speaker 7: skid row over run with Natha Raman voters, I mean
1:08:18
Speaker 7: homeless people there. But there's truths in the economy, and
1:08:23
Speaker 7: sometimes inflation does help you pay your debt down as
1:08:28
Speaker 7: a function of a national economy. But that's not what
1:08:33
Speaker 7: President Trump was talking about anyway. He was just saying
1:08:36
Speaker 7: he loves the fact that it's high now, so when
1:08:38
Speaker 7: it comes down after the war is done. But it's
1:08:42
Speaker 7: time's running out on that. He's going to lose the
1:08:45
Speaker 7: majority in the midterm, and I don't think Donald Trump cares.
1:08:49
Speaker 7: I think Donald Trump would like to keep a House
1:08:51
Speaker 7: and Senate majority, but I don't think Donald Trump cares.
1:08:55
Speaker 7: And I think that's what drives Republicans, especially the career
1:08:59
Speaker 7: political Republicans, insane. Why doesn't the president care if he
1:09:04
Speaker 7: keeps the majority. I think he'd like to, But look
1:09:10
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1:09:14
Speaker 7: has pointed out on frequent occasions. Look at how this
1:09:17
Speaker 7: has gone before. President Trump gets more popular when guys
1:09:21
Speaker 7: like a Keem Jefferies can keep coming at them. And
1:09:27
Speaker 7: that's I truly believe that's how he sees it. So
1:09:30
Speaker 7: he tells it the way he sees it, and he
1:09:33
Speaker 7: hits his favor towards the high inflation number he was for.
1:09:37
Speaker 7: Consumer Price Index, to background on the reporters question, went
1:09:42
Speaker 7: up four point two percent the last quarter, meaning things
1:09:50
Speaker 7: aside from groceries and fuel oil. By the way, CPI
1:09:53
Speaker 7: doesn't include groceries and fuel oil for some crazy ass
1:09:58
Speaker 7: reason hashtag statistics, hashtag lies, hashtag damlize. But for some reason,
1:10:06
Speaker 7: consumer Price Index doesn't think about food or fuel. It's
1:10:12
Speaker 7: only ninety percent of what you and I are buying
1:10:14
Speaker 7: these days. But even that being sad, his point was
1:10:22
Speaker 7: he knew this was going to happen, but it was
1:10:24
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1:10:30
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1:10:35
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1:10:39
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1:10:46
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1:10:50
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Speaker 7: Very I wait what now? Thank you for letting us
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Speaker 7: be of service to you as we tell you the
1:13:46
Speaker 7: stories of what went on last night. Email here from
1:13:50
Speaker 7: Louise said, O MG is the title of email. I
1:13:55
Speaker 7: cannot believe the story you just told of the wrestler
1:13:58
Speaker 7: out of Washington. You know, I know her lawyer will
1:14:02
Speaker 7: be careful. He's not going to just come on here
1:14:04
Speaker 7: and drop bombs. But you know, is this not the
1:14:08
Speaker 7: manifestation of all the things that we said are wrong
1:14:12
Speaker 7: with this idea of you know, guys can just join
1:14:18
Speaker 7: the women's sports now because they can win more easily.
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Speaker 7: Isn't this fight in the face of everything that the
1:14:25
Speaker 7: leftists used to tell you they stood for I appreciate
1:14:29
Speaker 7: the uh the email there and Louise, and like I said,
1:14:34
Speaker 7: her lawyer is going to be on in the seven
1:14:37
Speaker 7: o'clock hour Eastern. Kareem is on the line with us
1:14:40
Speaker 7: at four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
1:14:43
Speaker 7: Thank you for hanging on the line, buddy. What's on
1:14:45
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Speaker 6: All right, Joe?
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Speaker 23: Now, I gotta be careful because right now, even though
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1:14:53
Speaker 23: so I have to pick my words carefully. But the
1:14:58
Speaker 23: the four percent inflation was just for the month of May,
1:15:01
Speaker 23: if I'm not mistaken, so that that was a quarter, but.
1:15:04
Speaker 7: It may have been. It may have been just the
1:15:06
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1:15:09
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Speaker 14: But that it's not.
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Speaker 7: I'll call back and correct either or Listen, this is
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Speaker 7: one of the things that really annoys the hell out
1:15:18
Speaker 7: of me, and it's not you doing it, Kareem, that
1:15:20
Speaker 7: there are people in this world that think we're out
1:15:23
Speaker 7: here on some sort of jury box, that we're out here.
1:15:27
Speaker 7: You know, the point was inflation was four points consumer
1:15:31
Speaker 7: price index was up four point two percent, and then
1:15:35
Speaker 7: you know, and then the keyboard warriors begin and that's
1:15:40
Speaker 7: it just becomes crazy making. It's it's part of the
1:15:43
Speaker 7: gas lighting that they do intentionally to make people stop
1:15:48
Speaker 7: engaging in conversation. Everything is a gotcha everything everything. Everybody
1:15:53
Speaker 7: thinks they're Jack McCoy. Uh, you know, and they have
1:15:56
Speaker 7: you on cross examination and it just it makes it
1:15:59
Speaker 7: weary for people to, you know, to even have a
1:16:02
Speaker 7: conversation anymore. So I and I appreciate it, but I'm
1:16:06
Speaker 7: not gonna, you know, be all that worried whether it
1:16:08
Speaker 7: was the month or the quarter. Four point two percent
1:16:12
Speaker 7: is four point two percent.
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Speaker 23: And I agree with you that they don't the prices,
1:16:18
Speaker 23: but they considered to put in a formula for prices.
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Speaker 6: No gas, no food, no rent.
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Speaker 23: I can't afford it for a million dollar home in
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Speaker 23: Virginia even though that's what is it is that the
1:16:28
Speaker 23: average price these days?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's close to half a million, I think
1:16:32
Speaker 7: is awesome.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I agree with you on on the the commune.
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Speaker 23: It needs to be fixed. But let me go and
1:16:44
Speaker 23: what you're saying about John Thune. Uh again, that's that
1:16:47
Speaker 23: Mitch McConnell comment I was making earlier. Yeah, dragging our
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Speaker 23: heels Republicans, this the White House, the Senate, the Congress,
1:16:56
Speaker 23: and supposedly even the Supreme Court. But feckless is a
1:17:01
Speaker 23: term that I've come to appreciate, although the more times
1:17:05
Speaker 23: I say it, I have to be very careful when
1:17:07
Speaker 23: I say it, to say it slowly so I don't
1:17:08
Speaker 23: say something else.
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Speaker 7: Well, here's here's a question about that, just to be
1:17:12
Speaker 7: linguistically pedantic. If somebody can be feckless, what does effectful
1:17:19
Speaker 7: person look like?
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Speaker 6: I mean, have you ever No, you have to ask
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Speaker 6: a German.
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Speaker 7: I don't know. I mean, I've never met anyone who said,
1:17:25
Speaker 7: oh yo, there goes Hans, He's very fecful. I just
1:17:28
Speaker 7: you know, I know people who are. I know a
1:17:30
Speaker 7: lot of people who are effect less. But anyway, go
1:17:33
Speaker 7: ahead to your point on John Thune and dragging heels.
1:17:37
Speaker 6: Drag hails.
1:17:38
Speaker 23: There are appointments that are being held back. And honestly,
1:17:44
Speaker 23: this is Trump's first term. He lost money. This term
1:17:49
Speaker 23: he's he's making money because he understands that there's no
1:17:53
Speaker 23: third chance, even though he ran three times. And I'm
1:17:57
Speaker 23: of the opinion that there was a whole lot jachanary
1:17:59
Speaker 23: going on in that twenty twenty election, So I think
1:18:02
Speaker 23: he won three times.
1:18:03
Speaker 6: That's my view. That's my personal view. But the but
1:18:07
Speaker 6: so he's making sure.
1:18:08
Speaker 23: That he get get while the getting's good within reason,
1:18:11
Speaker 23: he's not he trusts me there.
1:18:13
Speaker 6: He could be a lot worse if he wanted to.
1:18:15
Speaker 6: They all could be a lot worse.
1:18:18
Speaker 23: But you're looking at that and you're thinking, okay, if
1:18:19
Speaker 23: he's going to have and Tony Fabrizio right now, he's
1:18:22
Speaker 23: over in Israel running the numbers for a natality Bennett.
1:18:25
Speaker 9: Who is.
1:18:28
Speaker 6: Not now, who's former chief of chief of staff, and
1:18:30
Speaker 6: who not now?
1:18:32
Speaker 23: Who is losing to So as soon as this war
1:18:33
Speaker 23: goes over word his not now, who's going to be
1:18:36
Speaker 23: in court and in jail?
1:18:38
Speaker 6: And it's it's anyway, and that Bennett's more to the.
1:18:41
Speaker 23: Hit the right than he is right, not in a
1:18:43
Speaker 23: good way right, and the more like let's tick up
1:18:45
Speaker 23: better arms and get more people anyway, set that aside.
1:18:49
Speaker 7: So that's what MSNBC says. But anyway, while.
1:18:54
Speaker 6: While Trump's being good so far, he is controlling himself short.
1:18:59
Speaker 23: Term pain, long term gain, and the idea that when
1:19:04
Speaker 23: this war is finally over, the relief of the of UH,
1:19:09
Speaker 23: the interest rate, I mean, inflation.
1:19:11
Speaker 6: Rate going down is going to be a boom.
1:19:13
Speaker 23: There will be a But this is a pro business
1:19:15
Speaker 23: administration that they're big on taking away the restrictions and
1:19:20
Speaker 23: the regulations, not for the detriment of America and my understanding,
1:19:24
Speaker 23: but actually for its growth.
1:19:26
Speaker 6: Yeah, unchain it so to speak, well, you know.
1:19:28
Speaker 7: Because because businesses. The theory is, businesses that are doing
1:19:33
Speaker 7: better hire more people. More people being hired means less
1:19:36
Speaker 7: need for the nanny state and the great society, and
1:19:40
Speaker 7: we can start clawing that back. That's the plan anyway, Agreed, Agreed, But.
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Speaker 23: All these people that he's wanted, I'm just I'm just
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Speaker 23: using the appointees as an example of how the Senates
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Speaker 23: Dragoner heals all these center confirmations. My my view is
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Speaker 23: Democrats is going to take control in November and it's
1:19:59
Speaker 23: going to be there a nasty next two years. So
1:20:02
Speaker 23: that's Trumps, my opinion, will start putting in a bunch
1:20:05
Speaker 23: of acting people and it's gonna they may try to
1:20:09
Speaker 23: do uh law fair just a stall but as these
1:20:14
Speaker 23: court cases are being one as far as who Trump
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Speaker 23: Trump's control over the executive branch, who he's the Article
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Speaker 23: two CEO that's there's nobody more authority in Article two
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Speaker 23: than him, So he's gonna essentially he's gonna go raft shot,
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Speaker 23: not quite scorched earth, because scorched earth you've got to
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Speaker 23: be able to later on plant some seeds and.
1:20:35
Speaker 6: Grow some crops. But he it's gonna be worse if Theune.
1:20:38
Speaker 23: And honestly, Fune, they think he's doing great defense by
1:20:42
Speaker 23: dragging his heels because his father was a college basketball coach.
1:20:46
Speaker 6: But he rode the bench in college, so.
1:20:50
Speaker 23: His high school career, I'm just saying, I know, I'm
1:20:52
Speaker 23: going that's a that's awful of me, but but honestly
1:20:56
Speaker 23: they should wake up and work together.
1:20:58
Speaker 6: But they're not.
1:20:59
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Speaker 7: United States has launched a second round of airstrikes into
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Speaker 28: I mean, it's hard to get fat on a vegan diet.
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Speaker 2: I'm not fat, it's all that's far.
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Speaker 7: It makes me look goofy.
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Speaker 7: my point on this. Apparently Okay Magazine lost out on
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1:33:12
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1:33:17
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Speaker 7: agenda I'm okay, You're okay, We're all okay. Rebecca Friedman,
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Speaker 7: writing emaciated jd Vance sparks GLP one rumors as photo
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Speaker 7: exposes vice president's notable weight loss. This isn't healthy in
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Speaker 7: quotes attributed to nobody. If you read the article, you
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Speaker 7: some egg on X. This is one quote, and I
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Speaker 7: love it when journalists have started quoting Instagram and Twitter
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Speaker 7: posts X. I guess you can tell me. You can't
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Speaker 7: tell me he's been taking that fat shot drug. Lol.
1:34:32
Speaker 7: One critic said his chimpmunk cheeks are sagging. Someone else
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Speaker 7: noticed he posted a picture. He's got a reading camp,
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Speaker 7: and only in this world can a guy start a
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Speaker 7: reading camp trying to help kids read. And because he's
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Speaker 7: that's reason enough to assail him. Not a relatable couple,
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Speaker 7: one critic noted, A. Dvance looks emaciated. Another follow up
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Speaker 7: to that Trump made him lose weight. I can't believe
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Speaker 7: he'd take the easy way out. Jd Vance said that
1:35:19
Speaker 7: he was doing exercise and diet. Looks like he's taking
1:35:23
Speaker 7: the fat shot drug. Another posted, So you see, now
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Speaker 7: taking any of these various GLP one inhibitor treatments is
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Speaker 7: cheating because jd Vance did it, It's heroic when let's see,
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Speaker 7: let's run down the litany of people who have lost
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1:35:58
Speaker 7: had gained a lot of weight after she stopped playing.
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Speaker 7: Not an uncommon thing, asked Charles Barkley, who wasn't exactly
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Speaker 7: Hold it, Giants just scored another run.
1:43:39
Speaker 14: Oh the Spurs just missed another three.
1:43:42
Speaker 7: Well, you know, at some point stop taking them. I mean,
1:43:45
Speaker 7: this is the thing. I mean it was somewhere Greg
1:43:47
Speaker 7: Popovich was having some sort of attack because the way
1:43:50
Speaker 7: they were just launching those threes yesterday.
1:43:55
Speaker 14: Is by the numbers.
1:43:55
Speaker 29: For you, I'm gonna I'm bringing sound to the table,
1:43:59
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1:44:02
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1:44:04
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1:44:06
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1:44:09
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1:44:13
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1:44:14
Speaker 14: Okay, all right. First of all, I think.
1:44:16
Speaker 29: It's warranted that we played the Brazilian final call of
1:44:19
Speaker 29: the UNOBE tip in. I think it's only fitting that
1:44:22
Speaker 29: we honor uh the Brazilian radio guys for call well
1:44:26
Speaker 29: done here.
1:44:29
Speaker 30: Thing.
1:44:29
Speaker 31: But always a little World Cup always, you know, I'm
1:44:47
Speaker 31: sorry Mexican spent.
1:44:50
Speaker 7: The Spanish language just is so much better for sports.
1:44:53
Speaker 7: I used to watch Mexican League baseball. What it was
1:44:56
Speaker 7: like some of U HF channels used to when I
1:44:59
Speaker 7: was a kid, you could get Mexican League games and
1:45:01
Speaker 7: and just you know, nobody on base. Two outs in
1:45:05
Speaker 7: the bottom of the seven still sounded interesting, even though
1:45:08
Speaker 7: I didn't speak a word of Spanish.
1:45:10
Speaker 14: Yeah, exactly, all right, Mike, we'll have next hour. By
1:45:14
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1:45:17
Speaker 14: But all right, Mike Breen, final a call.
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Speaker 7: Rumson gets it fires up at threade. Shut.
1:45:23
Speaker 14: No, God, that's gone.
1:45:25
Speaker 32: It's gone.
1:45:26
Speaker 25: It's gone.
1:45:27
Speaker 10: Good.
1:45:27
Speaker 20: One point too for.
1:45:28
Speaker 5: Mad it next take the lead.
1:45:31
Speaker 17: Oh that's one o seven, one o six.
1:45:35
Speaker 29: Then he did a pretty job laying out after that,
1:45:38
Speaker 29: So all right, ogb he has done it before.
1:45:40
Speaker 14: He had to tip in with one.
1:45:42
Speaker 29: Point two uh to take the lead, and tried to
1:45:45
Speaker 29: explain it to the writers. Of course, low key focus
1:45:49
Speaker 29: still got a game to play, you know.
1:45:51
Speaker 32: He just told me I need to get on the glass,
1:45:53
Speaker 32: you know, offensive glass, especially, just use my ability, my
1:45:58
Speaker 32: high of strength. Loves his them to make an impact
1:46:01
Speaker 32: on the glass. And that happened to the end. It
1:46:04
Speaker 32: feels cool. I mean, everyone's pretty excited. I'm excited too.
1:46:10
Speaker 7: I like the room is little too.
1:46:12
Speaker 32: We're all excited. We're enjoying it, right, now. But we're
1:46:16
Speaker 32: just focused on the next game now.
1:46:17
Speaker 29: Well yeah, because if you're a New York writer, you're
1:46:19
Speaker 29: covering that. I mean, naturally you're gonna be you know,
1:46:21
Speaker 29: you're excited. But Mike Brown told him, he said, all right,
1:46:23
Speaker 29: I need you to hit the glass. Well nobody, yeah,
1:46:26
Speaker 29: nobody blocked him. Wimmy didn't know what he was doing
1:46:28
Speaker 29: in that play, didn't know where to go, didn't know
1:46:30
Speaker 29: who to guard because they doubled Brunson and and Brunson
1:46:34
Speaker 29: almost made this shot anyway.
1:46:35
Speaker 14: Mitch Johnson a short message to.
1:46:37
Speaker 29: The San Antonio Spurs getting ready for Game five in
1:46:41
Speaker 29: in San Antonio.
1:46:43
Speaker 33: I told them to feel the emotion tonight because they're competitive,
1:46:46
Speaker 33: and that's unhumanly possible. Tonight and tomorrow, take all the
1:46:51
Speaker 33: emotion out. They better be ready to play in two
1:46:53
Speaker 33: days and win.
1:46:54
Speaker 14: Get rid of the emotion. That's it. It's uh, you know, okay.
1:46:58
Speaker 14: So here here are some numbers you just need to
1:47:00
Speaker 14: know today because I said a.
1:47:02
Speaker 29: Lot of people with my kid I have class today,
1:47:05
Speaker 29: So my kids are gonna get this today, all right.
1:47:08
Speaker 29: Led by twenty nine seventy one forty two to three
1:47:10
Speaker 29: oh five second quarter twenty seven was the leaded half,
1:47:14
Speaker 29: led by fifteen, entering the fourth led by twenty with
1:47:17
Speaker 29: nine thirty three to play, ninety five seventy five and
1:47:21
Speaker 29: the Knicks had point four point zh four percent chance
1:47:26
Speaker 29: of winning. Uh first hit fourteen of twenty six threes
1:47:30
Speaker 29: in the first half, they missed fourteen of seventeen in.
1:47:34
Speaker 14: The second half.
1:47:35
Speaker 29: The twenty nine point comeback by the next the largest
1:47:37
Speaker 29: in the NBA Finals since at least nineteen seventy one,
1:47:41
Speaker 29: as well as the third twenty point comeback at this
1:47:44
Speaker 29: time uh San Antonio firing and all cylinders. In the
1:47:47
Speaker 29: first half, they scored seventy six. It marked the most
1:47:51
Speaker 29: points the Spurs or any team it scored on the
1:47:53
Speaker 29: road in the first half in an NBA Finals game.
1:47:56
Speaker 14: While Jerry Seinfeld was eating was.
1:47:57
Speaker 10: No cuting okay.
1:47:59
Speaker 29: Also the most points the Knicks had ever allowed in
1:48:02
Speaker 29: the first half of a playoff game. Spurs scored seventy
1:48:05
Speaker 29: six in the first half. They had just thirty points
1:48:09
Speaker 29: in the second. The first Knicks lead came with a
1:48:12
Speaker 29: minute twenty two left in the fourth. Spurs shot twenty
1:48:15
Speaker 29: percent in the second half, eight of thirty nine. Wimby
1:48:19
Speaker 29: was three of fourteen. Yeah, I know, outs right, Knicks
1:48:22
Speaker 29: outscored the Spurs fifty eight to thirty after halftime. Fifteen
1:48:26
Speaker 29: to thirty two came from three in the second half,
1:48:29
Speaker 29: so they had fifteen threes. Oganobi was seven of nine
1:48:32
Speaker 29: from three after the after half time, Knicks outscored the
1:48:37
Speaker 29: Spurs to close the fourth quarter. It was a thirty
1:48:40
Speaker 29: three to eleven run all right from five minutes twelve
1:48:45
Speaker 29: seconds to two minutes twenty one seconds. The Knicks forced
1:48:48
Speaker 29: four turnovers. Brunson hit a three at two twenty one
1:48:51
Speaker 29: to pull the Knicks within one.
1:48:52
Speaker 14: Let's say, YadA, YadA, YadA. There you go, just some
1:48:56
Speaker 14: of the numbers that you can embrace. Bottom line.
1:49:00
Speaker 29: There was the celebration and you know, as I'm watching it,
1:49:04
Speaker 29: you know, with one eye and falling asleep and trying
1:49:08
Speaker 29: to hang in.
1:49:08
Speaker 14: You know, it was uh because.
1:49:13
Speaker 29: I've seen, I've heard, I've had coaches talk about it
1:49:15
Speaker 29: all the time, and I think I went back into
1:49:18
Speaker 29: all the all the.
1:49:19
Speaker 14: People that I respected, and Randolph Childers, who was one
1:49:23
Speaker 14: of the great He's the.
1:49:24
Speaker 29: One that in nineteen ninety five scored one hundred and
1:49:26
Speaker 29: seven points in three days in the A sec tournament
1:49:29
Speaker 29: back when the ACC basketball tournament was just three.
1:49:31
Speaker 14: And uh, he propelled a couple of comebacks.
1:49:34
Speaker 29: I mean, with eight minutes to go in Game one
1:49:36
Speaker 29: against Duke, they were down thirty three eighteen, they ended
1:49:40
Speaker 29: up leading by like five and a half.
1:49:43
Speaker 14: Childress went crazy, scored forty whatever it was.
1:49:47
Speaker 29: And so but Childress was the kind of guy like
1:49:49
Speaker 29: late game situations, and especially when you know Wake was
1:49:53
Speaker 29: starting to fold and Carolina's making a run or whoever
1:49:55
Speaker 29: it was, Childrens just said get me the ball and
1:49:58
Speaker 29: countless times. Now, I know it's a different level. I
1:50:02
Speaker 29: get all this, but Children's got to the free throw line,
1:50:05
Speaker 29: and that's what you gotta do.
1:50:06
Speaker 7: You drive.
1:50:06
Speaker 29: Now, the Knicks did a great job of cutting off
1:50:08
Speaker 29: a lot of driving lanes, and so the Spurs thought, well,
1:50:11
Speaker 29: you know, we knocked down fourteen threes, and first we'll
1:50:13
Speaker 29: just continue to shoot. In that situation, you can win
1:50:17
Speaker 29: with free throws. Get to the free throw Yeah, isn't
1:50:20
Speaker 29: that Get the balded castle. I don't get wimby, stay
1:50:23
Speaker 29: out of the way. Yeah, But I mean, I have
1:50:25
Speaker 29: a good time.
1:50:25
Speaker 7: I grew up in New York City, so we know
1:50:27
Speaker 7: a thing or two about basketball. It's in the drinking water. Yeah, literally,
1:50:32
Speaker 7: I think the basketball is in the drinking water. But
1:50:35
Speaker 7: that being said, you grow up understanding the way you
1:50:38
Speaker 7: protect the lead is you have your best free throw shooters.
1:50:42
Speaker 7: This is why free throw shoot because they're going to
1:50:44
Speaker 7: have to foul you to stop the clock in order
1:50:47
Speaker 7: to try to come back. So just make the foul shots.
1:50:51
Speaker 14: Yeah, well just and get to the line.
1:50:53
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's it.
1:50:54
Speaker 14: No, that's exactly. You know, it's easy and it's easy
1:50:56
Speaker 14: to second guess something like that.
1:50:58
Speaker 7: But the important thing, this is what I said to
1:51:00
Speaker 7: the audience earlier on, and I apologize to my friends
1:51:04
Speaker 7: at nine point thirty the answer in San Antonio. But
1:51:07
Speaker 7: you know, this is what happens when either you get
1:51:10
Speaker 7: that tortoise and hair thing going on. I'm sure we
1:51:12
Speaker 7: got this one in the bag because you don't take
1:51:15
Speaker 7: care of business going down that you know when you
1:51:17
Speaker 7: get a big lead. But also, you know, so many
1:51:20
Speaker 7: of my listeners, because we deal with a lot of politics,
1:51:23
Speaker 7: you know, wake up some mornings their their candidate didn't
1:51:26
Speaker 7: win or didn't even come close, or what happened, and
1:51:30
Speaker 7: now they're taking my guns away or whatever it is.
1:51:33
Speaker 7: And I said listen. You know, if if a team
1:51:35
Speaker 7: can be down ten runs with three outs left, six
1:51:40
Speaker 7: outs left and win, there's nobody who's out of any game.
1:51:44
Speaker 7: You just get up, take the next step, pat and go.
1:51:48
Speaker 14: Yeah no, well said, you know, I can't add you.
1:51:52
Speaker 29: Now, what will be fun to watch to use the
1:51:56
Speaker 29: word interesting is overused, But what will be fun to
1:51:59
Speaker 29: watch now is to see the San Antonio reaction at
1:52:02
Speaker 29: home and uh right, you know where will the Knicks speed?
1:52:05
Speaker 29: Did the Knicks spend you know, two days drinking champagne
1:52:08
Speaker 29: and playing bridge on the plane, So it's uh yeah,
1:52:11
Speaker 29: so now it's just to see what happened, But that
1:52:15
Speaker 29: I don't know whatever.
1:52:16
Speaker 14: Adjective you want.
1:52:18
Speaker 29: Mike Brown said, you know, incredible, unbelievable.
1:52:22
Speaker 14: Unbelievable is one of those words that I just hate.
1:52:25
Speaker 14: You know, it was not unbelievable.
1:52:27
Speaker 6: We saw it.
1:52:28
Speaker 14: It was believable.
1:52:29
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1:52:33
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1:52:36
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Speaker 7: Oh my goodness, this story is. I mean, I wish
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Speaker 7: it wasn't everything that we had predicted was going to
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Speaker 7: happen when the woke mob decided that you know, mid
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Speaker 7: level swimmers, I mean, there's bad enough when a mid
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Speaker 7: level male swimmer decides he wants to win gold medals
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Speaker 7: swimming against girls. But this story out of Washington State
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Speaker 7: is the worst of the worst. It is Leah Thomas
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Speaker 7: and his swimming medals combined with Loudon County and the
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Speaker 7: rapes in the backrooms, and how Frampton joins us from
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Speaker 7: the Alliance Defending Freedom. They know a little bit about
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Speaker 7: all these cases. But how good morning, thank you for
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Speaker 7: taking some time out with us. Is this the worst
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Speaker 7: that you've seen so far?
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Speaker 10: Well, it's really awful. It's great evidence of the way
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Speaker 10: that lies really really hurt people. This was a case
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Speaker 10: in which our client, Callie Keeler, was wrestling, as she
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Speaker 10: had done for many, many years, in a match in
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Speaker 10: Washington State. She was placed on the mat with someone
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Speaker 10: she thought was a girl, turned out to be a boy,
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Speaker 10: and during that match was sexually assaulted.
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Speaker 7: So I cannot imagine. I mean, I think about mister
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Speaker 7: Smith in Loudon County and how angry he was going
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Speaker 7: after the school board for allowing this kind of stuff,
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Speaker 7: And there's so many parts of the story that blow
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Speaker 7: my mind. How and I appreciate you guys at the
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Speaker 7: Alliance Defending Freedom takes up Kelly's case on this. But
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Speaker 7: you know the part that just drives me crazy is
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Speaker 7: the two months that passed in between Calli reporting the
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Speaker 7: incident to authorities and them even acknowledging that it happened.
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Speaker 7: Does how does that square with humanity, never mind your
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Speaker 7: political beliefs, Well.
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Speaker 10: It's straight up political cowardice. Just amazing that a young
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Speaker 10: girl like Callie would through her mother, report a sexual
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Speaker 10: assault that it would be during a wrestling match in
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Speaker 10: which there's there are videos, People were there, the coaches
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Speaker 10: were watching the match, and somehow it just got wormholed
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Speaker 10: and nothing happened for weeks and weeks and weeks did anything.
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Speaker 7: And I was reading the story from your website, what
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Speaker 7: happened to this ma'am boy who committed the sexual assault?
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Speaker 7: Because I have to imagine that, regardless of whether he
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Speaker 7: is a biological mail or not, a sexual assault in
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Speaker 7: a wrestling match, and I don't need to be overly
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Speaker 7: graphic is going to be a sexual assault no matter
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Speaker 7: who's doing it. Certainly the.
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Speaker 10: Behavior that occurred would have been appropriate. It would have
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Speaker 10: been inappropriate, highly inappropriate, regardless of sex. But to answer
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Speaker 10: your question, that's part of the problem here is we're
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Speaker 10: not aware of anything happening to the person involved.
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Speaker 7: Are they I at least hope they have. They're not
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Speaker 7: allowed to wrestle anymore. I presume this is state state
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Speaker 7: high school wrestling, correct, this is.
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Speaker 10: A wrestling overseen by the state high school league.
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Speaker 7: What is the next step? So you filed on behalf
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Speaker 7: of Callie? What is the process next? Are you going
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Speaker 7: to be able to depose this young boy slash girl
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Speaker 7: you know, to get their story? Are you going to
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Speaker 7: be able to compel district attorneys and law enforcement in
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Speaker 7: the area of Washington State to to get off their
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Speaker 7: arse and do something.
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Speaker 10: I certainly think that as the case progresses, we'll have
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Speaker 10: an opportunity to take depositions of the relevant witnesses, put
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Speaker 10: them under oath, get their story on on what they knew, when,
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Speaker 10: where and how and why the the in action occurred.
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Speaker 10: But that is next step is that we're going to
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Speaker 10: ask the court to to to enter a ruling that
1:59:50
Speaker 10: that Callie would not have to compete against a boy
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Speaker 10: if she wrestles next year, that her parents would be
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Speaker 10: notified of everything relevant going on with her, and that
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Speaker 10: she should be able to go back to the sport
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Speaker 10: that she loves in a safe and protected environment.
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Speaker 7: So she still wants to wrestle. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 7: something like that happens, I might think twice about you know,
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Speaker 7: maybe the soccer team needs a player, but you know,
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Speaker 7: God bless her for still wanting to compete. There is
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Speaker 7: there a hue and cry in the community over a
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Speaker 7: sexual assault or is this the typical woke mob circle
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Speaker 7: of the wagon's victim shaming.
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Speaker 10: Well, when the story first broke, there were a lot
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Speaker 10: of concerned parents and community members who went and spoke
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Speaker 10: at a school board meeting shortly after the very first
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Speaker 10: media story about this. So we're very encouraged that ordinary
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Speaker 10: people see what's going on here. They see the lies,
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Speaker 10: they see the deception, and they recognize that a young
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Speaker 10: girl like Cali should be able to compete fairly and
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Speaker 10: safely in her own sports without worrying about this sort
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Speaker 10: of thing happening.
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Speaker 7: Hal Prampton is on with us, the Alliance Defending Freedom,
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Speaker 7: and these folks get in and roll up their sleeves
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Speaker 7: wherever these kind of things happen. So please help them
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Speaker 7: out with your support if you can. At ad F
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Speaker 7: A big smudge of my glasses. How many other states
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Speaker 7: have these kind of permissive high school governance laws regarding
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Speaker 7: gender in these sports, especially wrestling is an egregious one,
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Speaker 7: But how many other states have fallen into the woke
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Speaker 7: mob when it comes to governing male and female athletics.
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Speaker 10: Well, the good news here is that the majority of
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Speaker 10: states at this point seven I think, actually protect women
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Speaker 10: and girls in their own sports, and we're very encouraged
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Speaker 10: by that. But unfortunately we do have these holdouts like
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Speaker 10: Washington State that continue to promote the lie of gender
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Speaker 10: ideology and continue to sacrifice girl safety on the altar
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Speaker 10: of of these lives.
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Speaker 7: It is so, what are what is Cally prepared for?
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Speaker 7: I mean, is she and her family braced for this?
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Speaker 7: I have to imagine she has a certain amount of
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Speaker 7: toughness if she's been a wrestler all these years into
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Speaker 7: her high school career. What are have you prepped them?
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Speaker 7: Because you, guys, hal, you've been on so many times
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Speaker 7: with us before in these kind of cases. You know
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Speaker 7: what you know, the court of public opinion is going.
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Speaker 32: To be like.
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Speaker 10: Absolutely, and Calli is extraordinarily tough as you would imagine
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Speaker 10: from her career as a wrestler and incredibly courageous to
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Speaker 10: come out and tell her her story, to let the
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Speaker 10: world know what happened here, and to stand up so
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Speaker 10: that the next the next young girl doesn't have to
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Speaker 10: face what she faced.
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Speaker 7: One part of the story hell and by all means,
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Speaker 7: you know, couch the language as best you can. But
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Speaker 7: from what I understand in the reporting, you know, when
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Speaker 7: the sexual assault happened, it's not like it happened and
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Speaker 7: the wrestling match continued. She you know, ran off the
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Speaker 7: mac crying when it happened. And and to me, you know,
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Speaker 7: when something like that happens, you know, there's not you know,
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Speaker 7: Frampton still on with us from the Alliance Defending Freedom.
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Speaker 7: Girl assaulted of you know when when this happened. At
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Speaker 7: the moment what was the reaction of the school officials.
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Speaker 10: Well, there wasn't any. When the assault happened, As you say,
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Speaker 10: Callie sort of gave up the match, allowed herself to
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Speaker 10: be pinned, came off the mat crying to her mother,
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Speaker 10: who reported the incident pretty much immediately. And it's just
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Speaker 10: Well, the reaction was essentially nonexistent. I mean she was
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Speaker 10: told at one point that they were looking into it
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Speaker 10: and that they took it seriously. But nothing happened. There
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Speaker 10: was no evidence that anything was happening.
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Speaker 7: And there is that when she contacted you guys.
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Speaker 10: Yes, when it became clear that there was not going
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Speaker 10: to be any serious response from the school district or
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Speaker 10: from the athletic association, she was able to get in
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Speaker 10: touch with us and we were able to help her
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Speaker 10: in filing this case and trying to write this terrible wrong.
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Speaker 7: And what you know what has the response. Has there
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Speaker 7: been a public statement from the school superintendent or the
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Speaker 7: athletic superintendent on this.
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Speaker 10: Nothing of any substance. I mean that you get the
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Speaker 10: typical sort of it's in litigation, so we're not going
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Speaker 10: to happen.
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Speaker 7: You know, that's the the you know you it's almost
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Speaker 7: like you guys did them a favor by suing them. Now,
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Speaker 10: Absolutely, just follow the case online and continue to support
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Speaker 7: Rod On Mississippi.
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Speaker 14: You make me if you lack a child again?
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Speaker 7: Oh as we celebrate Pride Month our way here And
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Speaker 7: really I'm not sure what the rainbow has to do
2:14:24
Speaker 7: with Charlie, but because I've I've looked at all of
2:14:26
Speaker 7: his records and I don't see rainbows on any of them.
2:14:29
Speaker 7: But that's, you know, maybe in some of the skies
2:14:32
Speaker 7: there that may be where it comes from. I may
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Speaker 7: be wrong. Four three four eight eight two four two
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Speaker 7: one seven text message on this, Joe. You know this
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Speaker 7: lawsuit was only filed because it's Pride Month. Well, I
2:14:46
Speaker 7: don't know. Fifty four days of being ignored by the
2:14:50
Speaker 7: state Athletic Board and the might make me salty too.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if they said, oh, let's let's get
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Speaker 7: this in right in the on the eleventh day of
2:15:01
Speaker 7: Pride Month. If that was the case, Marty. If that
2:15:05
Speaker 7: was the case, wouldn't you have filed it on June first,
2:15:08
Speaker 7: twenty twenty sixth? That would have been my things? Joe,
2:15:11
Speaker 7: jump right in there. Doctor Clark is on the line
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Speaker 7: with us. He's celebrated. Am I wrong? Is there a
2:15:18
Speaker 7: Charlie Pride record with the big rainbow flag on it
2:15:21
Speaker 7: that I don't remember.
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Speaker 21: Yeah, Charlie Pride wouldn't be proud of this.
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Speaker 7: Joe, no, he would not, Oh god, no, he would
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Speaker 7: not be proud of this. Story out of Tacoma, Washington,
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Speaker 7: joining Us in Progress, a young girl, a wrestler, didn't
2:15:36
Speaker 7: know that her opponent was biologically a male who decided
2:15:41
Speaker 7: to well, you know, if you're wrestling with a girl,
2:15:44
Speaker 7: let's just say he sexually assaulted her in the grappling
2:15:49
Speaker 7: and she ran off the matt crying as you can
2:15:54
Speaker 7: imagine such a thing happening, and then found out you
2:15:57
Speaker 7: know that, you know, he was ill equipped to be
2:16:01
Speaker 7: in a women's wrestling match. Let's just put it that way, Clark. Anyway,
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Speaker 21: Okay, so what happened on the mat happened on the mat,
2:16:13
Speaker 21: and the person that was on the mat is responsible. Here,
2:16:19
Speaker 21: the people that put the person on the mat are
2:16:23
Speaker 21: equally responsible. And Joe, I got to say, you, me
2:16:30
Speaker 21: and everybody in our society is responsible for this. We
2:16:38
Speaker 21: allowed the left to voice on us the lie.
2:16:44
Speaker 7: That you can decide.
2:16:48
Speaker 21: What sex are, gender or whatever they want to call it, right,
2:16:52
Speaker 21: you are, when clearly this is not the case. Now,
2:16:57
Speaker 21: if you could get people to accept this lie, there
2:17:01
Speaker 21: is no lie you can't get them to accept.
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Speaker 18: You know.
2:17:05
Speaker 7: That's the that's the dark part of this, because I
2:17:08
Speaker 7: think there's a bigger agenda that they're sewing here. I
2:17:13
Speaker 7: don't think this just is what the is is. I
2:17:16
Speaker 7: think this is moral.
2:17:18
Speaker 21: Breaking down societal norms and et cetera, et cetera. Here's
2:17:22
Speaker 21: the thing, Joe, once you have an ethos, it is
2:17:28
Speaker 21: very very difficult to change that ethos. Okay, once you
2:17:32
Speaker 21: know what's right and wrong. It would take me a
2:17:38
Speaker 21: lifetime to change.
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Speaker 7: That a little bit. Well, here's the question I've always had,
2:17:43
Speaker 7: and I don't, Okay, finish the hold on.
2:17:46
Speaker 21: If you don't have an ethos, it's fairly easy to
2:17:52
Speaker 21: insert one. So so I kind of if you create
2:17:55
Speaker 21: an amoral society, you don't have to change their morality.
2:18:02
Speaker 21: You can then just insert your own. And that's what
2:18:06
Speaker 21: they're modeling towards.
2:18:08
Speaker 7: Yeah, the whole.
2:18:10
Speaker 21: Point of political correctness is to get people to the
2:18:14
Speaker 21: point where they cannot say anything is wrong, and nothing
2:18:20
Speaker 21: is wrong. We no longer have morality.
2:18:25
Speaker 7: I think back to the first time I sat down,
2:18:27
Speaker 7: you know, your your buddy down there, Judge Moore, was
2:18:31
Speaker 7: battling a group that I was down the street from,
2:18:34
Speaker 7: the Free Thought Society. You gotta love a group called
2:18:37
Speaker 7: the Free Thought Society. And I actually had the head
2:18:42
Speaker 7: of the Free Thoughts Society come into my studio because
2:18:46
Speaker 7: she was down the street from me in Westchester, Pennsylvania,
2:18:49
Speaker 7: Margaret Downey. I remember the moment she came in there,
2:18:52
Speaker 7: sat down like we were. You know, I was just
2:18:54
Speaker 7: going to do one of those NPR sort of puff
2:18:57
Speaker 7: fluff jobs to her, and she stormed out of the studio.
2:19:03
Speaker 7: I was actually having flashbacks watching Donald Trump do it
2:19:07
Speaker 7: to Kristin Welker, because you know, of course he didn't
2:19:09
Speaker 7: have to gather his pocketbook that Margaret Downey did. But
2:19:13
Speaker 7: my question to her was which ones of these ten
2:19:16
Speaker 7: commandments do you have issue with? And then maybe we
2:19:19
Speaker 7: can talk about them. And I was being honest, I
2:19:22
Speaker 7: wasn't being too cute by have. I said, listen, if
2:19:25
Speaker 7: you have a problem, maybe you have a problem with
2:19:28
Speaker 7: I am your Lord God and you shall have no
2:19:30
Speaker 7: other gods before me, and you misunderstand exactly what that means.
2:19:34
Speaker 7: I get it, okay, but what about the lie cheat
2:19:38
Speaker 7: steel stuff? Can we keep that because that seems to
2:19:40
Speaker 7: be important stuff for kids in schools to learn. And
2:19:44
Speaker 7: if you're walking into a courthouse, which was the case
2:19:46
Speaker 7: at the time, get it off. The courthouses can't have
2:19:50
Speaker 7: the Ten Commandments on our courthouses. My point was, if
2:19:54
Speaker 7: you're walking into that courthouse, either you've been the victim
2:19:56
Speaker 7: of somebody who's violated one of them ten, where you're
2:20:00
Speaker 7: the one who've violated one of them ten. And my
2:20:05
Speaker 7: feeling is that we just didn't do enough then to
2:20:09
Speaker 7: push back on this, because that seems to be the
2:20:12
Speaker 7: beginning of this perversion.
2:20:15
Speaker 21: Yes, yes, and you know, if you get rid of
2:20:21
Speaker 21: the light heat still part, then hey, twenty twenty election,
2:20:25
Speaker 21: nobody did anything wrong there.
2:20:27
Speaker 6: We got rid of lotcheat still.
2:20:29
Speaker 21: We're all good.
2:20:30
Speaker 7: We got what we wanted and that's kind of that
2:20:33
Speaker 7: that secular thing that we're getting. If it makes you
2:20:36
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2:20:38
Speaker 21: Let me quickly relate the hit piece they did on
2:20:41
Speaker 21: Roy Moore to you, Joe. I am sitting twenty two
2:20:46
Speaker 21: miles perhaps from where they allege that the Roy Moore
2:20:52
Speaker 21: activities took place, So I don't know Farmville High School.
2:20:58
Speaker 7: Okay.
2:21:03
Speaker 21: A lawyer keeps showing up at the Farmville High School
2:21:07
Speaker 21: football game in Overall's no shirt trying to pick up
2:21:14
Speaker 21: high school girls. You think pretty much everybody in the
2:21:19
Speaker 21: community would know about that.
2:21:21
Speaker 7: Yeah, that seems like the kind of thing that doesn't
2:21:23
Speaker 7: happen all the time. I know what the northeastern nerves
2:21:26
Speaker 7: in the county, you know, the coastal elites think of Alabama,
2:21:31
Speaker 7: but that's not how everyone dresses for a high school
2:21:34
Speaker 7: football game in Alabama. Yeah.
2:21:36
Speaker 21: So here's the thing. If you showed up at a
2:21:41
Speaker 21: high school football game in the state of Alabama as
2:21:45
Speaker 21: an adult male and tried to pick up high school girls,
2:21:50
Speaker 21: you wouldn't show up anywhere on Saturday morning.
2:21:53
Speaker 7: That's true.
2:21:54
Speaker 21: There'd be a lot of bloodhounds getting work, and you
2:21:58
Speaker 21: know they're coming out with these allegations. Is good, Troy One,
2:22:00
Speaker 21: Like I say, that's twenty two or twenty three miles.
2:22:04
Speaker 21: I have been to sporting events at that high school.
2:22:07
Speaker 21: It's not far from here, and nobody could recollect any
2:22:11
Speaker 21: of that.
2:22:12
Speaker 7: And uh, I'm funny.
2:22:14
Speaker 21: Yeah, we talk about that for years.
2:22:17
Speaker 7: You know, when you can't sing, get to get somebody
2:22:19
Speaker 7: to compose, and especially when it's somebody who's standing up
2:22:23
Speaker 7: for and that, and the Republicans that abandoned Roy Moore
2:22:27
Speaker 7: at that point are as guilty as as the voters
2:22:31
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2:22:35
Speaker 14: I got the turtle.
2:22:38
Speaker 21: Probably made the story up.
2:22:40
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2:22:45
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2:22:47
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2:22:51
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Speaker 2: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today, he.
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Speaker 13: Matt, get your harder, who Lama.
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Speaker 7: Thank you for letting us be of service to your
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Speaker 7: four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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Speaker 7: Heading into the news there, doctor Garga all riled up
2:25:33
Speaker 7: talking about Roy Moore Uh, this case out of Tacoma,
2:25:36
Speaker 7: and we've tracked it back. I think it probably if
2:25:40
Speaker 7: you really wanted to get you know, Scooby doo on,
2:25:43
Speaker 7: it probably can find a point earlier on when we
2:25:46
Speaker 7: started to permit this stuff. And I'm sure it all
2:25:49
Speaker 7: happened north of the Mason and Dixon line. Uh, but
2:25:52
Speaker 7: the idea of taking the Ten Commandments off courthouses and
2:25:56
Speaker 7: school board walls began it we got talking about Roy
2:26:00
Speaker 7: more doctor.
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Speaker 21: They have had a senator that came to Washington to
2:26:05
Speaker 21: represent his constituencies and not do what Mick said, all right.
2:26:11
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, and they were not able to deal with that.
2:26:15
Speaker 7: And that came after the whole bit about the Ten Commandments.
2:26:18
Speaker 7: So the character assassination, that's right.
2:26:24
Speaker 21: You don't know, you look at you look at Why
2:26:27
Speaker 21: do we have the problems we have with the Senate?
2:26:30
Speaker 21: Why can't we pass the Save Act? Because we the
2:26:33
Speaker 21: voters largely don't get to really decide who our senators are.
2:26:40
Speaker 7: So technically, constitutionally, we're not supposed to be. We're supposed
2:26:45
Speaker 7: to be picking a very large number of House of
2:26:48
Speaker 7: Representatives members from very small districts. But that's just me.
2:26:53
Speaker 7: If we can like flip what the media said.
2:26:55
Speaker 21: Donald Trump said, they're very correct people on both sides.
2:27:01
Speaker 7: Well, because there's very much self interest on both sides.
2:27:04
Speaker 7: That's where the corruption comes in. There, you go, and
2:27:07
Speaker 7: that's why it's Oh, it's okay, it's about winning. I
2:27:11
Speaker 7: think there's a little bit of the everybody gets a
2:27:13
Speaker 7: trophy stuff in the allowing boys to compete in girls' sports. Well,
2:27:18
Speaker 7: he just wants to win well, all right. So now
2:27:20
Speaker 7: that's one of the most sexist statements I've heard, is
2:27:23
Speaker 7: the only way a boy can win is if he
2:27:25
Speaker 7: competes against girls. I've watched some of these girls pitch
2:27:30
Speaker 7: in the softball the Softball World Series, and I'd have
2:27:33
Speaker 7: rather had her on the mound. Any one of these
2:27:35
Speaker 7: girls from the Softball World Series on the mound yesterday
2:27:39
Speaker 7: evening instead of whatever the kid is from the Nationals
2:27:44
Speaker 7: that served up this batting practice pitch to the Bryce
2:27:49
Speaker 7: kid that hit the Grand Slam. I'm like any number
2:27:52
Speaker 7: of these softball pitchers I'd have preferred to have on
2:27:55
Speaker 7: the mound. So don't tell me only way boys can
2:27:58
Speaker 7: win as if they're playing girls.
2:28:01
Speaker 21: Well, we're just gonna have to get to the point
2:28:04
Speaker 21: where no, no, Yes, a boy can be a girl.
2:28:10
Speaker 7: No, no, he can't. He could dress like a girl.
2:28:14
Speaker 21: With reprised the Nancy Reagan as I know.
2:28:19
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's the truth to Clark, Thank you, sir, just
2:28:21
Speaker 7: say no. But we don't want to do that anymore.
2:28:24
Speaker 7: We don't want to do it because we're chasing popularity,
2:28:27
Speaker 7: we're chasing notoriety. We want everyone to love us, you know,
2:28:32
Speaker 7: and there are hard truths. And here's the thing, so
2:28:38
Speaker 7: I remember it was since we used baseball as the analogy,
2:28:42
Speaker 7: and I don't want to Mitchell Parker's I'm sure a
2:28:46
Speaker 7: very nice person who's better than most people, including yours,
2:28:51
Speaker 7: truly at playing baseball. But brother was throwing pitches that
2:28:55
Speaker 7: looked like he was pitching to guys in the home
2:28:58
Speaker 7: run hitting contest to the All Star Game. He was
2:29:01
Speaker 7: just that County Fair pitching machines come in faster. Then
2:29:07
Speaker 7: this guy was throwing these pitches. I'm just like, you
2:29:10
Speaker 7: got to be kidding me. Yes, he's a left hander.
2:29:14
Speaker 7: Maybe Mitchell Parker proves the lie of the expression. Just
2:29:17
Speaker 7: teach your kids to throw left handed and they'll always
2:29:20
Speaker 7: have a career in Major League baseball. But my gosh,
2:29:24
Speaker 7: he's got to get a plan because you can't keep
2:29:26
Speaker 7: throwing pitches like that. But there's a physiological difference. Males
2:29:35
Speaker 7: and females have musculatures that do different things. There's a
2:29:40
Speaker 7: reason women's soccer players are almost at the same level
2:29:44
Speaker 7: as male soccer players because of lower body. The female
2:29:50
Speaker 7: musculature is so much more driven to the lower body.
2:29:54
Speaker 7: Then the male musculature is much more driven to the
2:29:57
Speaker 7: upper body. So things that require upper body strength, like swimming,
2:30:02
Speaker 7: wrestling to a degree. You know, I know there's a
2:30:06
Speaker 7: lower body, and you know, Bob Good or any number
2:30:09
Speaker 7: of the folks on who I know who are collegiate
2:30:12
Speaker 7: wrestlers will tell you it's not in the upper body.
2:30:17
Speaker 7: It's in the lower body. And the leverage. I get it,
2:30:24
Speaker 7: But that's just physiology. You can't just wish that away.
2:30:31
Speaker 7: And if you're taking any Lord only knows what we're
2:30:35
Speaker 7: giving these kids. You know, we had that whole segment
2:30:37
Speaker 7: earlier on about g LP one and how jd Vance
2:30:40
Speaker 7: is a cheater because he's using g LP one. I
2:30:44
Speaker 7: guess that means Sonny Houston and Serena Williams are cheaters
2:30:47
Speaker 7: now too. It's it's amazing to me. But you know,
2:30:54
Speaker 7: that's that's the world we're in right now. If I
2:30:59
Speaker 7: like you, I will support whatever you do. If I don't,
2:31:02
Speaker 7: everything you do is corrupted and bad and evil, and
2:31:07
Speaker 7: it's not true, and it's being used to turn us
2:31:10
Speaker 7: on each other in ways that only benefit the Marxist
2:31:15
Speaker 7: authoritarian period. The only person that celebrates when American citizens
2:31:23
Speaker 7: are isolated from one another is the Marxist period, because
2:31:29
Speaker 7: then they can come in and say, listen, you knuckleheads
2:31:32
Speaker 7: can't get anything done, so we're going to have to
2:31:34
Speaker 7: have some new rules here, and they'll relegate the Constitution
2:31:39
Speaker 7: to the Smithsonian Institution. I worry about that. As we
2:31:43
Speaker 7: finished this two hundred and fiftieth birthday, I'm watching a
2:31:47
Speaker 7: lot of left wingers doing their two fifty dance. It's like, oh,
2:31:53
Speaker 7: we finally made it to the semi Quinn centennial. Oh yay,
2:31:57
Speaker 7: now we can get rid of the damn thing. Didn't
2:32:01
Speaker 7: want to do it before the semi Quinn centennial. Right,
2:32:05
Speaker 7: that's half of five hundred. Right, we made it finally
2:32:13
Speaker 7: to the semi quin centennial. Now we can get rid
2:32:15
Speaker 7: of the damn thing. That's what they want all along,
2:32:19
Speaker 7: because the thing about like the Alliance Defending Freedom is.
2:32:23
Speaker 7: They will go into court with with nothing more than
2:32:27
Speaker 7: the Bill of Rights, maybe a couple of pages of
2:32:33
Speaker 7: amendments to the Bill of Rights that came later, and
2:32:36
Speaker 7: they'll win. They'll win because the Bill of Rights still exists.
2:32:40
Speaker 7: The Bill of Rights is still there. They haven't removed
2:32:42
Speaker 7: the Bill of Rights from the school roomshelf. Barack Obama
2:32:47
Speaker 7: and Eric Holder, and was the woman that is behind them,
2:32:56
Speaker 7: not Elizabeth Warren, that's God. No, Valerie Jarrett, Thank you
2:33:03
Speaker 7: Valerie Jarrett. And Barack Obama and Eric Holder and these
2:33:07
Speaker 7: folks they want to put that document away. They want
2:33:11
Speaker 7: a government that can do things for people, can give
2:33:14
Speaker 7: things to people, because then why would you not vote
2:33:18
Speaker 7: for them. They're the ones who are the great givers
2:33:21
Speaker 7: of rights. Tim kin and his whole you know, the
2:33:25
Speaker 7: idea that rights come from your creator. That's who these
2:33:32
Speaker 7: people are. And Tim Kine talks to the talk because
2:33:36
Speaker 7: he wants to be in the club. They just want
2:33:49
Speaker 7: to be incorporated into, you know, the the cool kids club,
2:33:55
Speaker 7: so that when they could run for reelection, they would
2:33:57
Speaker 7: be comments.
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Speaker 25: And I asked to get a copy of them so
2:34:03
Speaker 25: I could read them and make sure I quoted them correctly.
2:34:06
Speaker 25: You state, and this is a quote from Secretary Rubio,
2:34:09
Speaker 25: our rights come from God, our Creator, not from our laws,
2:34:13
Speaker 25: not from our governments. I find that very, very troubling.
2:34:17
Speaker 25: I'm a devout person. I was a missionary in Honduras.
2:34:20
Speaker 25: We've got other devout folks in this room.
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Speaker 7: And notice he doesn't say Catholic. He is a Catholic, by.
2:34:26
Speaker 25: The way, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, American now Catholic.
2:34:30
Speaker 7: He leaves that one out.
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2:39:26
Speaker 7: where the referees are sending san Antonio to the line
2:39:29
Speaker 7: far more frequently than New York, because San Antonio is
2:39:33
Speaker 7: the city that the NBA wants everyone to be paying
2:39:37
Speaker 7: attention to. It's a celebrity city. It's just climbed into
2:39:41
Speaker 7: the top five rankings of most populous cities. It's a
2:39:46
Speaker 7: city on the go, it's a city on the come,
2:39:49
Speaker 7: and this would be a big feather in the NBA's cap.
2:39:52
Speaker 7: It's a big media market, it's the home to iHeartMedia.
2:39:58
Speaker 7: This would be big. So the NBA seems to be
2:40:02
Speaker 7: having their referees lean on San Antonio. So more impressive
2:40:07
Speaker 7: than the comeback from twenty nine points down is how
2:40:11
Speaker 7: the Knicks can have managed to have won three games
2:40:15
Speaker 7: despite the government, in quotes, trying to rig the game
2:40:21
Speaker 7: against them. You know, there is a point to that.
2:40:26
Speaker 7: It certainly seems like san Antonio has been getting the
2:40:31
Speaker 7: lion's share of the foul calls New York. They're more
2:40:35
Speaker 7: physical anyway, And there is an analogy you can draw
2:40:42
Speaker 7: to what the government does to start up businesses to
2:40:46
Speaker 7: people who want to get started in a business, the
2:40:50
Speaker 7: license requirements in order to have a business. Then you
2:40:57
Speaker 7: have the labor law requirements which drive so many people
2:41:02
Speaker 7: to go for the non citizens. So the Chamber of
2:41:06
Speaker 7: Commerce then says, you know, we got a lot of
2:41:08
Speaker 7: people who whose costs would go up. Wink wink. There's
2:41:12
Speaker 7: always the case they say, oh, well, you know, we can't.
2:41:15
Speaker 7: We can't support the Save Act because that would drive
2:41:17
Speaker 7: costs up for businesses. And it already costs too much
2:41:21
Speaker 7: to be an American. I think it costs too much
2:41:23
Speaker 7: to be an American because it costs too much and
2:41:26
Speaker 7: there's too many people playing fast and loose with what
2:41:29
Speaker 7: your work is valued at. And that's a serious point
2:41:34
Speaker 7: that takes a little time to break down. But I
2:41:36
Speaker 7: want to get to you know, whoever else is petitioning
2:41:39
Speaker 7: us for their attention for a redress of their grievances,
2:41:43
Speaker 7: if it were, But thank you for the email. On
2:41:46
Speaker 7: government interference in the basketball world, that's a that's a
2:41:50
Speaker 7: good analogy. Become morning. You're on the air with Joe.
2:41:52
Speaker 7: First thing this morning, who's this?
2:41:55
Speaker 37: Hey, this is Moscow, Bob. And there's been corruption in
2:41:59
Speaker 37: sporting of events going way back to when I was
2:42:02
Speaker 37: a kid back in the sixties and the Olympics. But
2:42:05
Speaker 37: what I'm calling about is all this big uproar about
2:42:10
Speaker 37: Taylor Swift, President Trump going to the Knicks game. My
2:42:14
Speaker 37: biggest question is My bigger question is is one, how
2:42:18
Speaker 37: much do they pay for the tickets? And I personally
2:42:21
Speaker 37: think anyone that purchased a ticket and sells their ticket,
2:42:27
Speaker 37: the price they sell it for minus the purchase price
2:42:31
Speaker 37: should be one hundred percent tax.
2:42:34
Speaker 7: So you're saying, if I buy something and then the marketplace,
2:42:40
Speaker 7: you know, sees that value go up and I sell
2:42:43
Speaker 7: it for that, you're talking about one hundred percent profit tax.
2:42:50
Speaker 37: Well, because you know as well as I do. In
2:42:53
Speaker 37: supporting events, look at the people World Cup. It's set
2:42:57
Speaker 37: up to the wealthy that have access to the tickets.
2:43:01
Speaker 37: And if you're going to buy a ticket to a
2:43:04
Speaker 37: sporting event or the finals of the Knicks game, you
2:43:07
Speaker 37: should have to attend the game. If you don't want
2:43:10
Speaker 37: a ticket, then sell it for the costs.
2:43:13
Speaker 29: Don't buy all these.
2:43:14
Speaker 37: Special tickets, these courtside tickets and everything else that a
2:43:18
Speaker 37: lot of times they're given.
2:43:19
Speaker 21: To players, given to owners right to sell.
2:43:24
Speaker 37: It's basically the whole system of a two tier justice system.
2:43:28
Speaker 37: You have a very wealthy that can do anything they
2:43:31
Speaker 37: want to any place they want, Just like the protests
2:43:34
Speaker 37: in Albania right now over Jared Trump's company wanting to
2:43:38
Speaker 37: buy the island and all the land around in the sea,
2:43:43
Speaker 37: which was used to be publicly So, I mean it's
2:43:47
Speaker 37: where the world's heaving. The rich are slowly taking control
2:43:51
Speaker 37: of everything. Looking at the elections, who.
2:43:54
Speaker 7: Are the rich?
2:43:55
Speaker 18: You know?
2:43:56
Speaker 7: The same can be said, I own property that you
2:44:00
Speaker 7: used to be just forest land. Am I some usurper
2:44:04
Speaker 7: because now I own this property. If something becomes sellable,
2:44:09
Speaker 7: and if I have a ticket to a show and
2:44:13
Speaker 7: it has a face value, there are states where it's
2:44:16
Speaker 7: illegal to sell a concert ticket for more than its
2:44:21
Speaker 7: face value period, no up snow exers, no profit or
2:44:24
Speaker 7: anything else. So you know there are states that take
2:44:28
Speaker 7: a different tack on it. But if I have a commodity,
2:44:31
Speaker 7: let's let's take concert tickets out of it or soccer
2:44:34
Speaker 7: tickets out of it and make it a gold bar.
2:44:37
Speaker 7: So I have a gold bar and the marketplace has
2:44:39
Speaker 7: gone up for the value of that gold bar since
2:44:41
Speaker 7: I bought it. Am I going to be taxed one
2:44:45
Speaker 7: hundred percent if I sell it.
2:44:48
Speaker 37: No, but you're going to be taxed on what you
2:44:49
Speaker 37: selling the profits you make. What I'm saying and what
2:44:53
Speaker 37: I'm differentiating, there's no different than politicians. Like what Clark said,
2:44:58
Speaker 37: once you get in, you're no longer a Democrat or Republican.
2:45:02
Speaker 37: You're in for sure profits. How many politicians are there
2:45:07
Speaker 37: right now that are in it to actually help the
2:45:10
Speaker 37: Americans versus in it to become a bit to become
2:45:14
Speaker 37: millionaires and improve their wealth at.
2:45:16
Speaker 6: The extent the tax payers.
2:45:17
Speaker 7: Well, and I see lots of them out there, you know.
2:45:20
Speaker 7: And it's ilhan Omar Now, it used to be Nancy
2:45:23
Speaker 7: Pelosi was the poster child for it. Now you see
2:45:26
Speaker 7: il haan Omar's millions and things like that, AOC's millions
2:45:30
Speaker 7: as well. That's that's again the perversion of the commerce
2:45:35
Speaker 7: clause because now it becomes useful to buy off a
2:45:39
Speaker 7: member of Congress. That's the other reason they won't give
2:45:42
Speaker 7: us proper representation because they want us far removed from
2:45:46
Speaker 7: the Congress person so it's harder to oust them if
2:45:49
Speaker 7: they misrepresent our needs and our communities. So that's that
2:45:55
Speaker 7: perversion of the commerce clause and We'll have to pick
2:45:57
Speaker 7: this up again tomorrow. I'm sure. I'm sure it'll come
2:46:01
Speaker 7: up again, right, Bob. Is what we've allowed to happen.
2:46:06
Speaker 37: Right, And it's no different than why is it illegal
2:46:10
Speaker 37: for me to use an insider tip to make a
2:46:13
Speaker 37: profit on the stock market? But members of Congress and
2:46:16
Speaker 37: their families and all their associates can do it.
2:46:19
Speaker 7: Well, it's still illegal, it's just ignored. Then I've got
2:46:23
Speaker 7: to run, Bob, have a great morning. I hope you
2:46:25
Speaker 7: do the same as well. Live from Virginia Beach tomorrow morning.
2:46:29
Speaker 7: I'm Joe Thomas. So long and thanks for all the fish.
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