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"Mommy, Where do Rights Come From" (Thursday September 4, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
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  come from the government, but come from the creator.
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  Speaker 2: That's what the round you The first.
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  Speaker 3: Thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  the second most famous Thomas.
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  Speaker 4: And Charles Smith.
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  Speaker 5: Your words at steal me Stem.
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  Speaker 6: You have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 7: When the sun comes up, drops a pet to school law.
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  Speaker 8: Joey is everything a Jane do all the Joses needs.
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  Speaker 7: No one that Joe zonis smiled.
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  Speaker 9: He only expe.
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  Speaker 10: Joe, can we propose a trade for senators our friends
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  in New Orleans? Can we have John Kennedy in exchange
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  for Tim Kaine and maybe a first round draft pick.
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  We didn't think how close that guy was being president
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  of the United States. So proud we are here in
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  our flagship state of Virginia to count Tim Kaine as
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  one of our leaders. This is the full exchange yesterday.
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  It's so good to have these guys back in DC
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  so they can say incredibly thoughtful stuff like this.
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  Speaker 1: The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
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  come from the government, but come from the Creator.
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  Speaker 2: That's what the Iranian government believes.
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  Speaker 5: Oh my god.
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  Speaker 1: So the statement that our rights do not come from
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  our laws or our governments.
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  Speaker 2: Is extremely troubling.
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  Speaker 10: I mean, bless their heart for saying the quiet part
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  out loud. I mean, really, at some point the arrogance
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  has overwhelmed them. This is the stuff that they always believed.
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  They were just too smart to say it out loud.
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  But in the post AOC world, this stuff becomes okay
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  because you can get five percent of your supporters to say, yeah, yeah,
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  I want to write to a house, you know, I
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  want to write to or income and I want to
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  write the food. I don't give a crap about free speech.
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  What good is free speech if I'm hungry. That's the
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  trade off. That's what the Great Society has put us in.
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  And some would argue this was the plan as in plantation.
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  I mean, this is a phrase that the left loves
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  to use that, Oh, you're just on the plantation if
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  you have a job like Barry Weiss, the former New
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  York Times, somebody who's so extreme even The New York
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  Times couldn't keeper, is about to take over CBS News.
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  And you think the battle between Newsmax and Fox is interesting,
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  wait till Barry Weiss takes over CBS News. You'll be
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  looking back on the days when Stephen Colbert did the
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  Night Show and said, Wow, remember the good old conservative
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  days at CBS. Maybe she'll have the hand in deciding
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  who will take over the eleven thirty time slot. Maybe
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  it'll be all Huffington Post style news all the time.
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  Barry Weiss, yikes, I thought Barry Weiss taking over CBS
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  was going to be. But then you know, Tim Kane
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  opens his cake hole and it's Johnny bar the door.
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  And this is a guy who holds a Senate position
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  from the state that gave us the Declaration of Independence.
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  Tim that says we hold these truths to be self evident. Tim,
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  Do I need to go on? Do I need to
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  actually come to your office and Constitution slap you? Endowed
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  by their creator? What do you think that means? Tim?
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  The alleged Catholic? Of course, what should we suspect with
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  Pope Leo calling on the calling on the Almighty to
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  end the pandemic of arms?
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  Speaker 5: In any event?
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  Speaker 10: Our first things on this Thursday morning, so much to
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  Speaker 7: We got to stop the pandemic of arms large and small,
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  Speaker 1: The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
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  come from the government, but come from the Creator.
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  Speaker 2: That's what the Iranian government believes.
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  Speaker 5: Oh my god, And I say that, understanding how ironic
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  that sounds.
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  Speaker 10: That's the senator that represents the state that is home
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  to the man who wrote we hold these truths to
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  be self evident. I'm sorry, Tim, I think feel like
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  I need to manxplain this for you. We hold these
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  truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal,
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  and that they are endowed by their creator with certain
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  unalienable rights, and that they are life, liberty, and the
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  pursuit of happiness. And that in to ensure these rights,
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  governments are instituted amongst men, deriving their just powers from
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  the governed. How much is Tim Kaine desperate to show
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  his aoc bona phides. How much is he trying to
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  get invited to Jasmine Crockett's Christmas party? What a nutcluster?
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  How does how does a human being sit there? And
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  and then you know, after having a pause to think
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  about comparing the idea that our rights come from the
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  Creator to the Iranian government, you know, the one that
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  has no gaze in Tehran, it says, says, see the
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  whole boy, this is like when the door doesn't open
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  and the actors trying to make a big exit and
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  he slams face first into the door.
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  Speaker 1: So the statement that our rights do not come from
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  our laws or our governments is extremely.
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  Speaker 10: Troubling now for our friends in San Antonio who find
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  themselves hell bent over Ted Cruz and everyone loves to
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  hate Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz had this follow up to
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  Senator Kane's just insane statement yesterday.
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  Speaker 19: So Senator Kine said in this hearing that he founded
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  a radical and dangerous notion that you would say our
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  rights came from God and not from government.
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  Speaker 5: I've just walked.
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  Speaker 19: Into the hearing as he was saying that. I almost
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  fell out of my chair because that radical and dangerous notion,
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  in his words, is literally the founding principle upon which
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  the United States of America was created.
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  Speaker 5: Thank you, Ted, Thank you Ted.
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  Speaker 10: Doctor Clark's on the phone with us, because I still
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  have to process this. I'm collecting a list of who
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  could possibly be a worse Senator than Tim Kaine. I mean,
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  Mark Warner's further up the list as good senator than
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  Tim Kaine.
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  Speaker 5: Is did he fall and hit his head?
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  Speaker 10: Can we find out if he fell and like had
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  a skiing accident or something during the recess. I mean,
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  six weeks is a long time, Morty Clark, How you doing, sir?
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  Speaker 20: Tim Kaine is the creature that the Clinton's put in twace.
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  Speaker 5: I'm telling you he is.
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  Speaker 10: I mean, the only person that could be more of
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  a Clinton pumpet is Terry mccauliffe. And thank God, fourteen
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  words undid his political future.
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  Speaker 20: Here you go, hey, Joe, huh on Tim Kaine's comment
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  and pop Leo's if we go back to our Bible.
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  Speaker 10: Oh, I know, that's a radical thought. We should call
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  the FCC and see if we're allowed to discuss this.
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  Speaker 5: Go ahead, We'll call the pope.
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  Speaker 20: And see if we're allowed to read it. Anyway, So,
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  when one third of the human population was a murderer,
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  what was the weapon of choice? Joe? It was the
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  R one assault.
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  Speaker 5: Rock, the one assault rock.
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  Speaker 20: If you have flipped that rock over, who was the
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  manufacturer on that rock?
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  Speaker 7: Joe?
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  Speaker 5: I believe it would be God himself God.
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  Speaker 20: So I guess Colt is just kind of like carrying
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  on God's.
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  Speaker 5: Work, I guess.
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  Speaker 3: So.
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  Speaker 10: I guess, So, Samuel, what is a what was the
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  expression God created all men equal. Samuel and God didn't
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  do it. Samuel Cole did so I don't know, but.
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  Speaker 12: You know, I don't know.
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  Speaker 20: Joe.
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  Speaker 5: Was that a ghost rock?
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  Speaker 20: It didn't have a serial.
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  Speaker 5: Number, that's true.
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  Speaker 10: Who we can't prove where it came from? And should
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  we should we be allowed to sue the rock manufacturer?
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  Speaker 20: Well what if Cain had had a whiting period to
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  get a rock?
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  Speaker 10: I don't know, you know, as somebody who speaks on
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  behalf of the scissors coalition, because of course rock breaks scissors.
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  Speaker 5: I'm sorry, we're getting.
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  Speaker 10: We're just I mean, this is truly you have to
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  satirize this, but this was delivered with the seriousness of
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  a damn heart attack, Doctor Clark. I mean, I find
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  myself incapable of doing anything but mocking Tim Kaine.
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  Speaker 20: Well, here's the thing, Joe, he knows his audience, and
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  they ate that up with a spoon.
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  Speaker 5: See, you know, I can't believe.
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  Speaker 10: And maybe it's the arrogance of being many years removed
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  from the next time he's ever going to have to
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  try to get his sorry carcass reelected. That allows him
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  to say this stuff. And that opens up my point
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  that senators, when they became popularly elected, should have had.
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  Speaker 5: Their terms shortened.
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  Speaker 10: But this is this is, as I said, trying to
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  get invited to Jasmine Crockett's Christmas party or a Festivus
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  party or whatever it is she's going to hold, you know,
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  post Thanksgiving holiday festival that she's going to host. This
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  is him trying to get right with the squad.
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  Speaker 20: Well, you know, swing voters are not that big a
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  concern at this point for Democrats. It's hanging on to
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  the squad, I e. The more radicalized part of the base.
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  That's what you know, if you're what is the word
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  I want? Maybe traditional democrat.
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  Speaker 10: Yeah, I guess if you want to use that, I
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  don't even know what that means anymore.
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  Speaker 20: I mean, well, you know there's anybody else, but for
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  lack of a better term, if you're in that category.
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  You know, it used to be you had to get
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  the base and some swing voters, and now there's just
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  no way to do swing voters and the more radicalized
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  portion of the base. I better go after the more
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  radicalized per portion, otherwise I will get radicalized primaried.
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  Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll get primaried out.
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  Speaker 10: And somebody liked money at this point, Yeah, no, absolutely,
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  and it's happened, and we had some wonderful Democrats in
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  the Virginia Senate like get you know, if you're listening wherever,
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  look up the name Chap Peterson.
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  Speaker 5: He's written a book.
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  Speaker 10: About how he got ran out of the Democratic Party
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  because he said, oh, I don't know, parents should have
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  a right to know what their kids are doing in school,
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  and you know, the government lockdowns were unconstitutional.
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  Speaker 5: Ran them out on a rail.
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  Speaker 3: You know.
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  Speaker 20: I guess really there's not a lot of choice there
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  and perhaps, uh, I don't know, the Democrat model ought
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  to be go left or go home.
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  Speaker 5: Yeah, at this point, that's it.
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  Speaker 10: I mean, that's it because if even people like Tim
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  Kaine or talking like this. The President was right yesterday
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  when he said they could pass a budget that cut
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  everyone's taxes, funded every branch of the government and they
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  still wouldn't get a single vote from a single Democrat
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  just because it has his name on it. Clark, good stuff,
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  my friend, You have a great morning.
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  Speaker 5: Take care.
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  Speaker 1: The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
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  come from the government, but come from the Creator, that's
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  what the Iranian government believes, unbelievable. So the statement that
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  Speaker 5: Was tough. It was a tough battle.
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  Speaker 18: Oh.
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  Speaker 10: Yes, autumn and early nineteen ninety eight, Tim Kane running
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  for Mayor of Richmond, funded by George Soros. Nobody cared
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  because nobody had ever heard of George Soros. A photograph
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  with Tim arm in arm Alex Soros, who George, his father, says.
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  Speaker 10: I think almost as a warning to everyone. You think
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  We're bringing back hangings off the tower bridge. Get me
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  all the media people, all the paparazzis. I still.
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  Speaker 10: I mean, there's a thought in my head that when
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  Speaker 5: I don't know.
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  Speaker 10: Tim Kaine might be his godfather. Will No, that would
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  infer that they believe in So I guess I guess
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  Alex probably doesn't have a godfather outside of maybe the
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  Speaker 10: So I just it's just and Virginians six more years
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  battle with Joe McCarthy, completely missed it was so hell
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  the journalism, forgot the journalism. And it's amazing that we
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  instead of doing journalism, Edward R.
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  Speaker 5: Murrow went on.
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  Speaker 10: A crusade to destroy Joe McCarthy, who was wrong about
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  have unearthed the realities of what McCarthy was saying, while
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  Speaker 10: So Murrow was doubly wrong when he went after McCarthy,
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  because he should have been going after the fact that
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  McCarthy was right. There were communists all through the US government,
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  but arresting them isn't going to make them any less communists.
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  So hell bent in his vendetta against Joe McCarthy, he
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  On the same hallways Barry Weiss is going to be walking.
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  He failed to do the right thing, which was unearthed
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  now running the country and indoctrinating our children. We could
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  have used that knowledge, ed That's what a journalist is
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  McCarthy may be wrong, but look at what we found
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  he's not wrong about all these communists in here, and actually,
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  you know, bring us into a world where we can
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  Speaker 5: What a world that would have been, and a world.
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  Speaker 10: Where Eisenhower was president and a world where Jack Kennedy
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  was on ascension. We could have had a debate on
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  and dragged communism out of the shadows where it was
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  hiding and let it melt in the sunlight like the
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  Speaker 5: But he didn't.
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  Speaker 10: So personally affronted because friends of his were going to,
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  you know, perhaps run the risk of the rest. I mean,
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  when confronted with the same choice, and she's you're very
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