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"War" (Saturday, June 06, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 5: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 5: you this morning. I want to be rocking in the
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Speaker 2: Especially if it happened where you are.
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Speaker 5: gives you the right to tell us how we should
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Speaker 5: raise our children. She's referring to the story pulled it
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Speaker 5: from the Long Island News wires. Here from our friends'
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Speaker 5: WRCN where we're on on Saturday mornings here on Long
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Speaker 5: Island News Radio, of these two kids who had spend
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Speaker 5: the week in the hospital with brain hemorrhaging after a
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Speaker 5: brutal beating at a house party, and I juxtaposed it
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Speaker 5: to the fact that a bunch of Virginia sheriffs and
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Speaker 5: district attorneys for those who don't live in Virginia. Commonwealth's
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Speaker 5: attorneys is what we call them in our flagship state,
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Speaker 5: because we're special. Its just like UVA doesn't have graduation,
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Speaker 5: it has final exercises.
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Speaker 2: We just have to be special.
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Speaker 5: So I juxtaposed the two because they have these gun
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Speaker 5: bands that a lot of the constitutional officers in Virginia
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Speaker 5: aren't going to enforce because they think the gun is
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Speaker 5: the thing that makes us violent. And here's a story
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Speaker 5: that proves me right that it's we who are violent,
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Speaker 5: and we choose the weaponry the agent of somebody else's
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Speaker 5: misfortune as we go along. And I think she's referring
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Speaker 5: to the fact that the end of our analysis of
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Speaker 5: the story, I brought up the fact that these kids
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Speaker 5: are violent and duplicitous and all these things, and it's
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Speaker 5: started when we took the Ten Commandments out of schools.
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Speaker 5: And here's my question to you about the Ten Commandments,
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Speaker 5: thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
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Speaker 2: You have an issue with that.
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Speaker 5: Somehow, it's that every time somebody talks about the Ten Commandments,
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Speaker 5: I'm like, let's go through the list and you tell
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Speaker 5: me which ones you think are inappropriate. We can have
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Speaker 3: Boys from New York and London, from Seattle and Manchester,
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Speaker 3: from Toronto and Montreal, from Marseilles, Warsaw and Prague, from Narvig,
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Speaker 3: and from thousands of other Allied homes are doing what
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Speaker 2: On the other side.
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Speaker 5: British newsreel footage from eighty two years ago, five am
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Speaker 5: landing on the beaches of Normandy and all along the
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Speaker 5: French coast. And you know it's funny I brought this
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Speaker 5: up earlier. Don't have a whole bunch of Senators and
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Speaker 5: House members stomping on saying the President didn't consult with
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Speaker 5: us first and demanding war powers resolutions.
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Speaker 16: After this, there's increasing unease among the majority in both
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Speaker 16: houses with this illegal and unwise war. So every day
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Speaker 16: the war goes on Americans pay more and the popularity
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Speaker 16: of the war decreases, and my colleagues are hearing that,
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Speaker 16: and that's the reason why more and more and more
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Speaker 16: are coming over.
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Speaker 2: To say it's time to stop this.
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Speaker 13: Bomb bomb bom bomb bomb Iran.
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Speaker 2: Bomb, bom bom bom bomb I ran.
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Speaker 5: as something we could accuse our political opponents in the
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Speaker 5: United States of, but remember the idea that killing people
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Speaker 5: for your own political and or theological reasons was something
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Speaker 5: we against.
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Speaker 2: As a rule.
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Speaker 5: And I know that it's controversial, and I'm not doing
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Speaker 5: it simply for the shock jock opportunity to juxtapose our
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Speaker 5: military actions against the Ayatola in Iran to D Day.
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Speaker 5: But since today is the anniversary of D Day, and
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Speaker 5: if you get a chance wherever you are, I believe
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Speaker 5: they stream it live. The Bedford National D Day Memorial
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Speaker 5: just a couple of hours south of our flagship in Stanton, Virginia.
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Speaker 2: Beautiful facility.
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Speaker 5: Poignant there because as a percentage of population, Bedford lost
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Speaker 5: more souls that morning in the battle. The bloodshed, the carnage,
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Speaker 5: and the newsreel footage I think is important because can
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Speaker 5: you go back to the newsreel, the British newsreel footage
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Speaker 5: that we were.
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Speaker 2: Just playing there from D Day as.
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Speaker 3: Soon today, boys from New York and London, from Seattle
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Speaker 3: and Manchester, from Toronto and Montreal, from Marseilles, Warsaw and Prague,
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Speaker 3: from Narvig and from thousands of other Allied homes are
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Speaker 3: doing what Hitler Napoleon dared not do across the waters
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Speaker 3: of the English Channel and attack the fortified coast on
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Speaker 3: the other side.
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Speaker 5: Think about how our battles against so many different people
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Speaker 5: are covered today. And I'm not saying you know to
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Speaker 5: be dough wide propagandists either, but you can have an
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Speaker 5: honest telling of a war story. And I'm reminded of
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Speaker 5: how much of the war coverage, especially as it related
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Speaker 5: to the anti war protests of the nineteen sixties, were
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Speaker 5: paid for by the Nazis, by the Soviets. Sorry, and
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Speaker 5: maybe that was the Nazis problem. They didn't realize that
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Speaker 5: if they sent Bill Paley some money, then CBS News might.
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Speaker 2: Cover the war. Oh, this was a look at.
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Speaker 5: How Eisenhoward just sent all these Americans to their death.
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Speaker 5: Americans aren't going to stand for it. We have Virginia
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Speaker 5: Senator Harry Bird who just took time out from writing
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Speaker 5: laws sterilizing black people to initiate a War Powers resolution
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Speaker 5: trying to reign in the FDR administration and their unjust,
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Speaker 5: unpopular war.
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Speaker 2: Why this is going to drive up the.
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Speaker 5: Cost of gasoline in the United States and groceries. The
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Speaker 5: next thing, you'll have food drives and scrap metal drives
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Speaker 5: asking Americans to give up the things that they hold dear.
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Speaker 5: I mean, it just would have taken a few dollars
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Speaker 5: from the Reich Bang. Send it to Bill Paley, care
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Speaker 5: of Blackrock at CBS, and you could have had the
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Speaker 5: same thing. Now we're finding out just the other day
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Speaker 5: that chi cooms are paying for all the anti.
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Speaker 2: Data center narrative.
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Speaker 5: And it's not like if you've got a friend who
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Speaker 5: says she doesn't like data centers, they're not paying her.
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Speaker 5: They're paying the people she listens to on the Internet.
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Speaker 5: They're paying the bloggers who are like, ah, these data
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Speaker 5: centers and the data center movement is brilliant. It's the
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Speaker 5: and only the chi cooms could have thought of this.
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Speaker 5: You get the conservatives riled up over privacy, oh them
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Speaker 5: data centers then be where all the spooks is, and
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Speaker 5: that's where they taking all your data. Selling it to
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Speaker 5: the commis funny enough, funny enough. They're out there on
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Speaker 5: the Internet clicking away the keyboard warriors saying, you got
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Speaker 5: to hate the data center because they're selling the chi
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Speaker 5: cooms all of your personal data. It's being paid for
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Speaker 5: by the chi coms. I mean, Beijing Bernie is his
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Speaker 5: new nickname, the esteemed Senator from Vermont. Beijing Bernie is
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Speaker 5: just out there. He at least, bless his little heart,
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Speaker 5: admits it. Oh yeah, the Chinese date they want the
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Speaker 5: data centers.
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Speaker 2: They want them there. So where would you want a
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Speaker 2: data center? We talked about this last week.
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Speaker 5: Elon Musk is talking about space based data centers just
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Speaker 5: wrapped in solar panels in an area where. To be fair,
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Speaker 5: if you're going to use solar energy, getting outside the
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Speaker 5: planet Earth's atmosphere, you get a lot better solar energy generation.
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Speaker 2: Don't know if it's feasible or not.
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Speaker 5: I'm not that kind of engineer, but I've had several
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Speaker 5: people saying that's nuttier than squirrel poop. But then again,
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Speaker 5: Elon Musk making his own rocket company was nuttier than
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Speaker 5: squirrel poop as well, or the idea that you had
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Speaker 5: house or bring internet service to third world nations. Iran
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Speaker 5: nuttier than squirrel poop, But you get this narrative of
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Speaker 5: this talk radio conference. I said, understand the dark brilliance
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Speaker 5: never great. And we battled that one fiercely, like it
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Speaker 5: was metaphorically or at least victorically, the battles of Normandy Beach.
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Speaker 5: I mean, I've just spent days. I felt like I
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Speaker 5: the concept of America. Here we are based in Central Virginia,
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Speaker 5: a great nation. They realized that didn't work, So maybe
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Speaker 5: we make Israel bad and then America is bad by association,
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Speaker 5: and that seems to have been working. So is that
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Speaker 5: hundreds started fomenting this discord between the Southern States and
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Speaker 5: they're doing it's because Americans United are one of the
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Speaker 5: know the uh, the folks who are out there trying
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Speaker 5: of everything and can't be you know, it can't be beaten.
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Speaker 5: When we get together and we realize how much we
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Speaker 5: divide us so that we don't have that unanimity. We
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Speaker 5: years ago, which was the Zzies don't have a right
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Speaker 5: you know, Poland supposedly propaganda. They knew propaganda Joseph Gebbels,
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Speaker 5: Poland were invading their country and doing terrorist acts to them. Well, okay,
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Speaker 5: If any of that sounds familiar, If any of that
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Speaker 5: you might be right. But the point was that even
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Speaker 5: outside countries that were trying to divide us where we
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Speaker 5: should have been looking for the things that unite us,
34:57
Speaker 5: because everyone wants our stuff, just like Russia once Ukraine's stuff.
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Speaker 5: People wanted our stuff and they needed us divided to
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Speaker 5: If we're united, don't mess around with us. Good morning,
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Speaker 5: You had texted me a bunch of stuff, and I
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Speaker 5: about the Barbary pirates and the Iranians because I had
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Speaker 5: Islamists are Islamists, and and you know you you seem
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Speaker 5: to push back on that, but I was curious because
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Speaker 9: And going back, the immediate response I gave you for
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Speaker 9: Well, we can even look at the ideologic culture. It
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Speaker 9: My understanding, I'm again publicly schooled, and you and me
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46:30
Speaker 5: And then oh, then we can rewrite America because if
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Speaker 5: you can take Thomas Jefferson out of history, well that
46:36
Speaker 5: now you've taken the Declaration of Independence. You don't have
46:40
Speaker 5: to be a sci fi fan to see how you've
46:42
Speaker 5: changed the timeline at that point. And Deadpool's not going
46:46
Speaker 5: to go back and save Wolverine to bring it to
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Speaker 5: go get Thomas Jefferson back. But failing at that because
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Speaker 5: of you and me, they failed at trying to, hey,
47:00
Speaker 5: we got to remember to go to Patio Pizza, Trump's
47:03
Speaker 5: favorite pizza place while we're here on Long Island. That
47:10
Speaker 5: failing that, they said, oh, we got to find a
47:12
Speaker 5: new way to make Americans hate America. So they decided, hey,
47:16
Speaker 5: why don't we make them hate Israel, and then anything
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Speaker 5: Israel supports, then America is bad. By context, kareem on
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Speaker 5: with us talking about the Islamists and the Barbary pirates
47:28
Speaker 5: and that kind of thing we're taking money to stop, right,
47:32
Speaker 5: John Adams said, you know, I've cut a deal privilege, right,
47:35
Speaker 5: And so John Adams set in motion a series of
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Speaker 5: payments extortion to to this world that continued right through
47:45
Speaker 5: Obama and the Palets full of money metaphorically, and now
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Speaker 5: they want twenty four billion dollars and maybe we'll stop
47:53
Speaker 5: this time. And in Jefferson's point was and it was
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Speaker 5: very simple. So I'm just extrappling one sentence. Maybe we
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Speaker 5: need we'll need to end this with a war. My
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Speaker 5: point on this is number one. Jefferson is the most
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Speaker 5: pacifist of all the Founders. I mean, if we could
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Speaker 5: do something. The reason he wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Speaker 5: the way he was was he didn't want a war
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Speaker 5: with Great Britain. He wanted Great Britain to accept their
48:20
Speaker 5: divorce decree and say you got us.
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Speaker 2: And it was sort of the.
48:25
Speaker 5: Point of Edmund Burke and the beginning of conservatism.
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Speaker 2: Another story.
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Speaker 5: So even if Jefferson, the most pacifist of the Founders, said,
48:34
Speaker 5: you know this one may may need a war, it's
48:39
Speaker 5: telling about what he felt. He had read the Koran
48:42
Speaker 5: because he was curious to see how this theology could
48:46
Speaker 5: also be seen as a law text, and he put
48:51
Speaker 5: the two together. Now you talk about the retranslation of
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Speaker 5: the Bibles and the things. Now, there have been catechisms,
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Speaker 5: many of them through time time, and there are things
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Speaker 5: that in the Old Testament.
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Speaker 2: Are you working on the Sabbath.
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Speaker 5: Now, neither you nor I I believe are working on
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Speaker 5: our Sabbath. But there are people who are out there
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Speaker 5: working on Saturday, who are working on their Sabbath. Is
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Speaker 5: the stonings? Do the stonings begin at eight am Monday? No,
49:20
Speaker 5: we don't do that anymore. There are things that are
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Speaker 5: in the biblical texts that we have, whether through doctrine
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Speaker 5: from Rome or not, have decided that's not how we
49:31
Speaker 5: do things in this free country of the United States. So,
49:36
Speaker 5: you know, Iran or the Islamist needs to look at this.
49:41
Speaker 5: This is the campaign doctor Zudi Jasser at the American
49:44
Speaker 5: Islamic Forum for Democracy has been trying to wage for years,
49:48
Speaker 5: is that there are doctrines within the Qur'an that if
49:52
Speaker 5: they want to exist in a world where a country
49:54
Speaker 5: like the United States, they're going to have to give
49:58
Speaker 5: up on and just like Catholicism has and Judaism has,
50:03
Speaker 5: and and right now, the Islamist is not willing to
50:07
Speaker 5: do it. The majority of the Muslims living in the
50:10
Speaker 5: United States have They're not out there saying, hey that
50:15
Speaker 5: that woman, I can see her hair, so I'm going
50:17
Speaker 5: to stone her to death. They're like all right, so
50:20
Speaker 5: she's not a Islamic woman.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so.
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Speaker 5: She's she's a Christian, so she gets to show her
50:28
Speaker 5: hair off. That's that's just the way the world works.
50:32
Speaker 5: Do you understand what I'm getting out in that point, Dudejoe.
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Speaker 9: But again, he's for a lot of says, there's a
50:37
Speaker 9: lot to pull from the Well, let's just pick for me.
50:40
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna for I know, time's a factor, just
50:43
Speaker 9: looking at the twenty four billion that Iran wants unfrozen
50:47
Speaker 9: and return to them for purchases that they were going to.
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Speaker 2: At the time.
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Speaker 9: From understanding a good portion of that money was arm
50:54
Speaker 9: sales from the US that we approved decades ago. But
50:59
Speaker 9: somehow I found then we frozen. They want their money packed.
51:03
Speaker 9: We've spent more than that twenty four billion with the
51:06
Speaker 9: bases around Iran, maintaining.
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Speaker 2: The equipment around Iran, paying for the.
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Speaker 9: People around Iran, those countries that we've been giving all
51:13
Speaker 9: those benefits to just for the sake of control elsewhere.
51:17
Speaker 9: We've become the Barbary pirates with what we've done putting
51:20
Speaker 9: our basis everywhere else. Any questions where I.
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Speaker 5: Go, No, And I think the point is the point
51:27
Speaker 5: so you're saying that because we've helped Israel, now we're
51:31
Speaker 5: the barbary pirates.
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Speaker 2: I get that you have that viewpoint.
51:37
Speaker 5: My feeling on that viewpoint is that that has been
51:41
Speaker 5: driven by this idea that Israel and their existence is
51:45
Speaker 5: a bad guy. And let's go back to D Day
51:48
Speaker 5: nineteen forty four, and remember that Hitler went down to
51:56
Speaker 5: the Ottomans and said, you know, listen, you hate Jews.
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Speaker 2: Jews and they're on the run. They may be heading here.
52:04
Speaker 3: So's from New York and London, from Seattle and Manchester,
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Speaker 3: from Toronto and Montreal, from mars Ales, Warsaw and Prague,
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Speaker 3: from Narvig and from thousands of other Allied homes are
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Speaker 3: doing what Hitler Napoleon dared not do across the waters
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Speaker 3: of the English Channel and attack the fortified coast on
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Speaker 3: the other side.
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Speaker 2: Eighty two years ago D Day.
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Speaker 5: If you go D Day Memorial in Bedford, they are
52:31
Speaker 5: having a big celebration because it's their twenty fifth anniversary
52:36
Speaker 5: of you know what, the lengths we went through back
52:39
Speaker 5: in the day to fight fascism, real fascism, not the
52:43
Speaker 5: kind of well you disagree with me politically, fascism until Monday.
52:47
Speaker 5: For those who get it, I'm Joe Thomas, so long
52:49
Speaker 5: and thanks for all the fish.
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