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She Still Thinks She Won · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Start your day with Wes. You're listening to The West Carroll Morning Show,
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Tuesday morning, twenty sixth day of September. I'm Wes, thanks for joining
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me. Well, this whole concept of denying elections just won't seem to go
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away, and it keeps resurfacing in the strangest of places. We've heard about
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what an election denier Donald Trump is and all of his supporters, and in
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fact he's, you know, facing indictments partly because of his inability to accept
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the outcome of an election. Right, Isn't that what it's really all about.
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It's certainly not an attempt at I don't know bypassing the will of voters
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that people might actually want to go and vote for him to be president again.
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Right now, according to polls, he's got a ten point lead over
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Joe Biden in a general election. Oh oh, that can't be good.
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Can that be good? It can't be good? Can it? That sounds
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like reason enough to make sure that he's not able to be on the ballots
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in many states. I mean, that certainly seems like election interference, doesn't
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it? Does this seem like election interference if you're trying to keep him off
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ballots, or you're trying to keep him from being able to run, or
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make him a felon, or whatever's going on. They got all these attempts
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in making him a felon. Had somebody tell me recently, I don't know
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how anybody could vote for him. He's got all these charges against him.
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It's like, well, what if one side, I don't know, the
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party in power, the party that's trying to hang onto power desperately, would
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do anything to do it. What if they are the ones that you know,
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their justice department is the one bringing all these charges against him. Don't
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you think that might be I don't know, criminal, be really shady at
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best, criminal at worst. But I digress. I'm not talking about this
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current administration. I want to talk about another administration because like sort of another
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administration. She was a first lady in an administration. Right, we have
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this mindset now, and don't I don't really know exactly how this works because
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I'm trying to remember a time and you can certainly correct me if I'm wrong,
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and I've told you many times on this show and radio. I don't
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have all the answers. I'm not one of those people who tells you I
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know everything. Lob me a topic and I'll tell you everything about it,
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right, not one of those people. I don't understand all of the rulings
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concerning the infield fly rule. I don't know what's considered a reception or pass
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interference in the NFL anymore. I don't know. I don't have a clue.
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Does anybody really know what counts? I saw some games over the weekend
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I watched. I'm not a Baltimore Ravens fan by any means, but I
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certainly watched a guy get inter feared with as he's trying to catch a ball
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and no call. The Colts end up winning the other old school Baltimore wins.
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That certainly seemed like it should have been past interference. And it depends
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on the game. It depends on the teams, whether the announcers agree with
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the refs or the calls on the field. It certainly seems to play out
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that way in so many dynamics. But anyway, I don't know. I
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don't know everything. I certainly don't have a full grasp of everything. But
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is it just me or is the idea This isn't the topic of the show,
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by the way, but the idea that just because a Democrat president has
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a spouse, it automatically makes the spouse a strong candidate to be president one
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day. Does that ever happen with the Republicans, I don't know. Was
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there talk about Nancy Reagan running for president if it happened, I don't know.
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Was Barbara Bush being drafted come on in and run for president? You
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were a first lady. That means you'd be an excellent president because you were
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a first lady. That's all you need. That's the full qualification. Because
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we look for the rock stars now, you know. That's the thing.
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It's not really about going out and finding I don't know, the best candidate
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for the job, or just letting the voters decide. It's not about that.
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It's about trying to draft people in, pull them in. And there's
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still people with these hopes and dreams that it's gonna be Michelle Obama to come
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in and save things. All right, She's gonna be the one to save
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this ten point disaster that's getting ready to happen. Potentially a lot of things
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can change. It's hard to believe the polls, but the polls are there,
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and there's definitely definitely a real undercurrent of people who do not like this
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president. They understand he's not handling things well. He doesn't seem to be
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the one in charge. And what sadly many people don't understand is even if
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you replace him, if anyone else, they are not going to be in
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charge either. This is not They didn't bring him in for the purposes of
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running anything. They said, you know what, you'll be the president.
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We'll take care of everything. You say what we tell you to say,
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and otherwise the easter Bonnie will stop you. Okay, that's the reality of
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it. Part of why they know like Trump is, you know, he's
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the guy who's like, well, I'm I'm the president, right you other
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people can shut up, let me run it, let me handle it.
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But anyway, so and I'm not specifically wanting to talk about Michelle Obama today.
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I'm not. I want to talk about the concept, the idea of
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a president, former president with all of these things hanging over his head concerning
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as an election denier and you know, putting democracy itself at risk. Right,
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And then let's talk about something that just keeps rearing its head. We're
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gonna we're gonna jump back to the twenty sixteen election. We're going to go
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back to the PBS debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, and I just
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want to play this exchange. Now. There's a point in here where Donald
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Trump is just going to ramble a little bit. He's gonna go all Donald
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Trump. I don't remember specifically what he's addressing, something immigration related, what
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it has to do with the question that's been asked. But he gets asked
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a question, both of them do She's going to give her answer first,
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He's going to give his answer, And here it is, and practically nothing
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one of you will not win this election. So my final question to you
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tonight, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voter?
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Secretary Clinton, Well, I support our democracy and sometimes you win,
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sometimes you lose. But I certainly will support the outcome of this election.
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And I know Donald's trying very hard to plant doubts about it. I hope
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the people out there understand this election is really up to you. It's not
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about us so much as it is about you and your families and the kind
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of country and future you want. So I sure hope you will get out
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and vote as though your future dependent on it, because I think it does.
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Mister Trump very quickly, the same question, will you accept the outcome?
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Is now before he gives his answer, he's going to get asked the
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same question that you heard her. Yes, I'll support the outcome of the
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election. Now, remember he's going to ramble a little bit about immigration first,
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but he'll get to his answer. I want to make America great again.
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We are a nation that is seriously troubled. We're losing our jobs.
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People are pouring into our country. The other day, we were deporting eight
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hundred people and perhaps they passed the wrong button, they pressed the wrong button,
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or perhaps worse than that, it was corruption. But these people that
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we were going to deport for good reason ended up becoming citizens, ended up
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becoming citizens. And it was eight hundred, and now it turns out it
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might be eighteen hundred. And they don't even know. He imagine only eighteen
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hundred. I mean that's like an hour, now, right, that's what's
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coming in an hour? We got eighteen hundred at least. And I guess,
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and I'm saying, I don't know what specifically what he's addressing, but
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I think it's got something to do. Maybe with I don't know if he's
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considering that eighteen hundred people were going to decide the outcome of the election if
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they could get registered to vote. I don't know where he was going with
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that specifically, but here we go. The answer to the question, here's
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this. I want to make America great again. I'm going to be able
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to do it. I don't believe Hillary will. The answer is if she
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wins, I will absolutely support her. All right. Well that is all
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right, So there you go. That was the answer to the question.
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They both said, yes, I will. I will support the outcome of
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the will of the voters. I will support the outcome of the election.
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All right. And I want to pull a little bit of this because this
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is uh, this is from Jensaki's show It Inside the Inside interview with Hillary
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Clinton. Okay, this was just done over this past weekend, and she
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was asked they start talking a little bit about the election, and they go
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into election interference. Vladimir Putin has obviously your friend, your friend in mine.
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He has intervened in our election in the past. It's not something as
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you experienced firsthand. All right, Right there, right there, former White
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House a communications chief right there, telling you, laying it out for you,
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right, Vladimir Putin interfered in the election, your election. You experienced
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it firsthand. It's not something we talked about a lot. Do you fear
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that that is something that could be happening for twenty twenty four And do you
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think we should be talking about it more? Well? I think we should
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be talking about it more, because I don't think despite all of the UH
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you know deniers, there's any doubt that he interfered in our election, or
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that he has interfered in many ways in the internal affairs of other countries,
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funding political parties, funding you know, political candidates, buying off you know,
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government officials in different places. So that is his opus, you know,
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his opus operandi in the sense that he hates democracy, he particularly hates
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the West, and he especially hates us, and he has determined that he
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can do two things simultaneously. He can try to continue to damage and divide
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us internally, and he's quite good at it. And sadly, he has
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a lot of apologists and enablers in our own country, people who either don't
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see the danger or dismiss it out of hand, or maybe agree with some
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of the UH you know, positions he's taken. All right, just stop
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right there for a second, because a couple of things, and I said
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communication Press secretary was her job, Jensagi. All right. So she's talking
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about the things that she says have happened that Vladimir Putin involvement in just you
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know, like what's the ad Geico ad or something where they got the vines
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progressive one of those insurance ads where the vines. It's not Geico because there's
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no there's no Gecko in there, I guess, and I don't think there's
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flow in it. So I don't know who it is. But they got
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the vines all just growing through the house, or the invasive weeds. And
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that's what she's saying that Vladimir Putin has has done that he's he's come in
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and he's he's in all throws of supporting people and everything that she's laid out
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here as this strategy by Vladimir Putin. By the way, and I've said
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this so many times, one of my favorite broadcast moments ever is I did
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an interview with someone I'm not gonna say who it was. I did an
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interview with someone in the White House okay, someone in the White House.
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I did an interview, I made the statement, and less than an hour
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later, this same person was on Fox News and it repeated what I said
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word word for word. And I had someone actually call me and say,
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I heard you talking with this person this morning, and then I heard them
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on Fox later repeating you word for word what you had said, and I
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thought it was great. That's awesome because I heard it too, and I
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thought, okay, well but this notion, and I'm I didn't invent it,
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but it was just interesting that this person quoted me like word for word.
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But the Democrat playbook in so many ways, if they talk about it,
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you know that it's something that they're doing. I mean, they lay
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it out, they accuse other people of doing it. Typically they say,
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oh, Republicans are doing all of these corrupt things, and then we find
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out later that they're the ones doing it. They talk about Russian collusion and
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Russian interference, and then we get all this information about well, wait a
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minute, what was going on with the you know, the Clinton campaign and
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all of their work with the Russians to try they were going after uh,
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you know, they're trying to go after Donald Trump and trying to you know,
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gather together this dossier, right, and they want to get all of
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this, uh, foreign sourced information that they can use against Trump. So
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there you go. So I think she's laying out, you know, that
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strategy. She's laying on, that strategy of because you know, Democrats certainly
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have their share of you know, they're funding other campaigns, they're working on
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getting people in the courts. We've seen this play out. This is their
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strategy that she's telling you. She's laying it out for you. Anyway,
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let's get into more on this, this whole uh disputing the outcome of the
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twenty sixteen election line on certain things, including his barbaric invasion of Ukraine and
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so dividing us and then trying to seize terry ratory in such a brutal way
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to try to expand his reach to try to restore the Russian Empire, if
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not the former Soviet Union. That is who he is. I said that
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for years, part of the reason he worked so hard against me is because
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he didn't think that he wanted me in the White House. So keep in
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mind that this particular invasion and other invasions in that area done by Putin,
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not when Republicans were in office. They didn't do this when Trump was in
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office, right, this, that's not what was happening. You go back
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to Obama. So do you honestly think that Vladimir Putin wanted Hillary Clinton or
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in office? I'm sorry, I wanted Donald Trump in office instead of Hillary
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Clinton, because obviously that's that's his She starts talking about his opus operandi,
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she starts talking about the way that he does things. He's not doing it
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when Republicans are in the White House. That's not what he's done. So
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I do think he would have rather had Hillary Clinton in there, and I
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do think he would rather have Joe Biden in there. So we are where
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we are, and part of the challenge is to continue to explain to the
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American public that, you know, the kind of leader Putin is, this
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authoritarian dictator who literally kills his opposition, kills journalists, poisons people who disagree
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with him, invades other country, interferes with our election. I mean,
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there's jokes to be made there considering who's saying it, But I'm not going
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to make the jokes. I you know, I'm going more with hard evidence
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rather than you know, making jure. The jokes are easy. They're there,
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and if you weren't thinking them, I'm just letting you know that I
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was, but I'm not making the jokes. That is part of the alternative
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we have to reject in this election. We have to reject authoritarians, and
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we have to reject a kind of creeping fascism almost of people who are really
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ready to turn over their thinking, their votes to want to be dictators.
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And we can't allow that to proceed. So I think it's I think it's
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fair to say that, you know, you have a tough job because you
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have to talk about what's happening in the news, but you also have to
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keep people's eyes on what's right behind the horizon. And I fear that,
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you know, the Russians have proved themselves to be quite adept at interfering,
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and if he has a chance, he'll do it again. So we're already
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have someone making excuses, someone who still obviously hasn't let go of the fact
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that she lost in twenty sixteen. An election denier. This should be the
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picture of an election denier, or John Lewis any of the others who said,
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you know, Bush didn't really win in two thousand that didn't really happen,
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Lewis being one of those. So I do think that we should take
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a minute and just remember this is another case of reinforcing. She's already denying
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an election that hasn't happened yet what she accused. And it's one of the
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reasons I wanted to play that clip from the debate, because she was accusing
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Trump of setting that the stage, setting the table for calling the election corrupt,
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laying it out and saying, here you go, here you go.
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Here is a guy who's saying the election is corrupt if he doesn't win.
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Then she didn't win, and she called it corrupt. She said, I
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will support the outcome of it. Here she is now, all these years
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later, all these years later, she's still gone against her word. She
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claims that she knows for a fact Vladimir Putin stole it. She knows that
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to be the case. She laid out a way that someone could steal an
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election, one of the ways that many people Trump supporters, whoever, say
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that the election was stolen. Here and then she talks about, you know,
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people that would kill somebody who get in their way. Sorry, I
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said, I wasn't gonna make any jokes. I'm not making any jokes.
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I'm just repeating what she said. That's what I'm saying. I'm just pointing
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out the fact that you know, that's it. There's a name I want
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to say. I think you know what the name is. It starts with
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knee, ends with Pepstein. You know, the joke is that I did
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make one. I made One's not really Pepstein. It's I mean, ultimately,
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I just said it. I just put a pea in front of it,
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right, all right, So there you go. Hillary Clinton's still hanging
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on to the election, denying and laying out why if you know this ten
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points that Trump has if he wins again. She says that they're supporting fascism,
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they're supporting a totalitarian regime, while ignoring the fact that we have an
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illustration right now that is trying to keep Donald Trump off the ballot because they
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know what's best for you, they know what's best. The irony here is
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ridiculous, not a surprise, not stunning, but just hearing it, and
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the fact that she's still doing the interview circuit, I think maybe she still
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thinks they might try to pull her in. She might be another another it'll
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be Gavin Newsom. By the way, if they pull anybody in, it's
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gonna be Gavin Newsom. He's a step closer. He's actually done something to
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support parents' rights that has gone against the LGBTQ plus community in California. And
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I had to tell them, Hey, just trust me on this one.
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Just trust me on this one. Don't come after me right now, Just
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trust me on this one. He needs to look more centrist, and this
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is one of those areas where they want him to be able to look a
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little bit more centrist. Right, if it's anybody but Biden, that's who
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it will be. Hillary in this interview also said that the Vice Press deserves
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more credit than she gets. I'm not going to believe for a minute that
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she's gonna say that she thinks that Harris should be the candidate. I don't
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think that's necessarily the case. I don't think she wants I think she still
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thinks that she's going to be the first female president. That's just my thinking.
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I don't have any inside information on it, but I do think that
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that's what she thinks, that it's still going to happen. For it and
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I don't know, maybe Stacy Abram still thinks she's going to be the vice
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West Carol Morning Show right after the break. How bad is the condition of
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sports right now? If the two biggest sports stories of the last two three
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weeks is Taylor Swift at a football game and Deon Sanders winning two three games
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at Colorado, I know the team was very bad last season. Deon Sanders
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brought a bunch and I'm not calling calling him coach Prime. That's stupid.
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If you're an adult human being and you're referring to a coach at that level
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under a nickname because that's what he wants. You're an adult, you're in
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broadcasting, you're maybe even a broadcast sports broadcast journalist. His name is coach
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Sanders. You know if he asked you to call him Gliberty, glibberty glebdar
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is are you going to call him that? Or it's silly? Just just
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call him coach Sanders. And I don't know that we need to keep talking
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about him constantly. I mean, I've never seen any at any point in
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any season, normally the day after you know, an NFL Sunday, they
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recap on the sports networks what happened in the NFL, you know, and
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they talk about what happened the day before, and then what's coming up that
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night. In the last few weeks, it's just been a Monday morning.
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Let's talk about Dion Sanders, but calling him by the silly nickname and I'm
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not doing that. And then Taylor. Does anybody care that Taylor Swift went
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to a football game? Is that? Really? It's not a good sign
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for where the league is or the league is headed, any of it.
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That's not a good sign. I understand Taylor Swift is a phenom. I
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get it. You're welcome to some degree. I mean, if you're a
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Taylor Swift fan, you're welcome. Okay, just to some degree, small
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degree, but it's there. You're welcome. But I don't know why that's
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something that needs to be talked about and talked about over and over and over
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again. So all right, So I guess you know the Wienermobile. They
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they said the Frank Mobile was truly a bundle of joy. But now it's
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trying to welcome back the Wienermobile. So there you go. All right,
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So let's talk about roller coasters. It seems, you know, we go
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through these different trends, whether it's uh, you know, talking about Dion
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Sanders or Taylor Swift play in pickleball, whatever it is. There's a new
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thing though, it's a coaster, counting people traveling the country hoping to ride
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more roller coasters than anyone else. One three Real seeker named Rick matthews It
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told The Wall Street Journal that this year's vacation was a twenty three day jaunt
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across Europe and North Africa, during which he rode third I'm sorry, one
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hundred and thirty one roller coasters, nearly twenty seven hundred counters have more than
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two hundred coasters under their belt, according to coaster count, which says it
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has more than seventeen thousand, nine hundred active users. Some of those coasters
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are great. I enjoy a number of roller coasters. Some of them just
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make my neck hurt, so I don't think I could ride that many coasters
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in a short amount of time. But good for them. I'm I'm excited
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that they're able to do that. I mean, I think that's that's pretty
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good, right. All right? So, uh we know with the old
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expression about having a silver spoon in your mouth, Well, apparently, h
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there's a there's a new trend to show off how rich you are with your
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kids because apparently there's a need for children to eat caviar. It's become a
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thing in New York, upscale New York toddlers having caviar pizza on potato chips,
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and I'm talking about there's a story of The New York Post reported that
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a girl named Sophie was eating her nine hundred dollar caviar and said it makes
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her feel fancy. She puts her pinky out when she eats it. Uh
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so that's a different kind of silver spoon. This guy caviare on it.
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That's all I'm saying. All right, that'll do it for this Tuesday edition
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