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Why Are They Impeaching Peace? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day This morning show June.
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Speaker 2: Twenty fifth, I'm West, Thanks for joining me. A couple
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Speaker 2: things as we start the show this morning. First and foremost,
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Speaker 2: I want to remind you that I'm doing the shows
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Speaker 2: a little ahead of time. I'm coming to you from
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Speaker 2: the future. It's already Wednesday morning here in Australia, and
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Speaker 2: I am recording the show's morning as I typically do,
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Speaker 2: and uploading them for your Wednesday morning as I typically
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Speaker 2: will have them available by six am. The big difference
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Speaker 2: is well, first of all, just a reminder as far
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Speaker 2: as context of things, and again we're going to be
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Speaker 2: talking about some things involving Iran in Israel and ceasefire
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Speaker 2: as of everything I say in this show will be
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Speaker 2: as of I don't know, maybe several hours ago, as
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Speaker 2: of Wednesday morning in Australia. I mean, you have to
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Speaker 2: put it in context so that you can say, well,
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Speaker 2: if things change, which they are prone to do, I
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Speaker 2: have to do, possibly will do. Hopefully things won't change
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Speaker 2: much as the ceasefire seems to be holding at this point.
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Speaker 2: I woke up and immediately checked to see where things
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Speaker 2: were and that's a good sign. And I also want
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Speaker 2: to point this out too, because I am in another hemisphere.
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Speaker 2: I am on the other side of the world. And
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Speaker 2: on Monday's show that I recorded Monday morning in Australia,
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Speaker 2: which was Sunday evening for you, I went to upload
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Speaker 2: it at the normal six am time that I will
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Speaker 2: typically upload a show, and I did not realize that
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Speaker 2: my hostings had already changed the time zone I was in,
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Speaker 2: so I was not uploading it at six am Monday morning,
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Speaker 2: your time, and it really threw things all out of
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Speaker 2: whack and I had to go in and force upload
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Speaker 2: it later in the day. So if you were trying
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Speaker 2: to check out the show early Monday morning as you
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Speaker 2: normally do, apologies, it wasn't available. I sorted this all
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Speaker 2: out and we got it ready to go for yesterday's show,
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Speaker 2: and you should be getting this show at the correct
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Speaker 2: time on Wednesday morning. So that's just little maintenance we
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Speaker 2: got to do there. And I've been doing the show
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Speaker 2: from this really beautiful park area. I've got some water
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Speaker 2: in front of me with pelicans swimming around, not as many.
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Speaker 2: The whole scoop of pelicans is not nearby, and I
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Speaker 2: do have birds overhead, including some Australian magpies, which I
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Speaker 2: really like to have in the background. But there's several
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Speaker 2: birds around, and because of my internet connection, I have
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Speaker 2: to do it a little bit closer to a roadway
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Speaker 2: than I would like to. So if you hear any
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Speaker 2: road traffic, I just want to lay that out for
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Speaker 2: you yesterday, but I just want to mention that that
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Speaker 2: could be the case as well today. So but here
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Speaker 2: we are on a Wednesday morning, Australia time. We've got
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Speaker 2: a great time. By the way, this is a great
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Speaker 2: vacation right now. We've been spending a lot of time
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Speaker 2: catching up with family. We're in my wife's hometown of Townsville,
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Speaker 2: which is up in the northeastern part of Australia. And
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Speaker 2: just for the sake of you understanding where we are,
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Speaker 2: take the US and you know, northern hemisphere, so everything
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Speaker 2: in the south would be the hotter areas. I think Miami,
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Speaker 2: start working your way up the coast and then you
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Speaker 2: get up to Maine and then that's where the you know,
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Speaker 2: temperatures get significantly cooler the more north you go. Obviously,
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Speaker 2: when you take the country and you put it in
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Speaker 2: the southern hemisphere. All of that flips the northern States
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Speaker 2: and cities warmer climate areas closer to the tropics in
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Speaker 2: the tropics where we are, and then the cities further
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Speaker 2: south are the ones that are much closer to the
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Speaker 2: south pole. Therefore they're the colder, and we're in winter here,
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Speaker 2: so we're enjoying a what I would just describe is
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Speaker 2: probably very similar to winter in South Florida. It's not
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Speaker 2: really cold, cool in the mornings, and still able to
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Speaker 2: go to the beach and enjoy some beach weather. And
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Speaker 2: that's just the way things lay out for us here.
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Speaker 2: So now let's get into this because since the last show,
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Speaker 2: very soon after I recorded yesterday, a ceasefire was called
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Speaker 2: between Israel and Iran. President Trump said that it was happening.
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Speaker 2: Both countries sort of had a twelve hour window that
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Speaker 2: they were able to stop firing at one another. President
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Speaker 2: Trump not especially happy with Israel because in that first hour,
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Speaker 2: apparently after calling for that ceasefire and an agreement being made,
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Speaker 2: there was some confusion about whether or not it was
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Speaker 2: going to happen, because Israel apparently had several bullets in
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Speaker 2: the chamber already and couldn't be bothered unloading the gun
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Speaker 2: and fired some shots into Iran, apparently, as Trump said,
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Speaker 2: unloading everything they had and then saying okay, okay, now
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Speaker 2: now ceasefire, which was within the twelve hour window. But
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Speaker 2: that's really just sort of getting into some particular when
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Speaker 2: it comes to war and conflict. But as of recording
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Speaker 2: time this morning, the ceasefire is held. Both sides have
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Speaker 2: stopped firing into one another's country. If there is in
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Speaker 2: fact a long term peace agreement that is broached and successfully,
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Speaker 2: apparently already we have a call for a nomination for
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Speaker 2: a Nobel Peace Prize for President Trump. Obviously, bringing peace
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Speaker 2: to the Middle East in any sort of capacity usually
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Speaker 2: constitute some sort of award or trophy or acknowledgment. I mean,
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Speaker 2: at the very least a handshake, not a call for impeachment.
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Speaker 2: And that's apparently what the left has done after President
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Speaker 2: Trump's six bombs bunker buster bombs dropped at thirty thousand
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Speaker 2: pound bombs dropped into those nuclear sites in Iran, and
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Speaker 2: Democrats have said, well, we're going to bring up the
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Speaker 2: tired ole. We don't know what else to do. We
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Speaker 2: don't like him, we'd love to try to hang another
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Speaker 2: impeachment on him. Trump is now oblivious to that. He
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Speaker 2: tried twice. Sure, go ahead, try again if you want to.
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Speaker 2: But several Democrats, more than I would have thought, actually
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Speaker 2: broke away from the flock scoop, which is what you
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Speaker 2: call a group of Pelicans, broke away from the scoop
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Speaker 2: of the rest of the Democrats and decided, no, we're
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Speaker 2: going to vote with Republicans on this to not let
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Speaker 2: this happen. Good for them. It does feel like and
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Speaker 2: I guess the logic, the attempted logic by the I
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Speaker 2: guess the face of this impeachment call was AOC and
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Speaker 2: she said basically that because President Trump used the word war,
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Speaker 2: that he was then making a declaration of war, which
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Speaker 2: she said he didn't have the authority to do. He
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Speaker 2: didn't declare war. He did what many presidents have done
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Speaker 2: in their term and are completely within their rights and
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Speaker 2: authority to do. He's commander in chief. He commanded our military,
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Speaker 2: and he did something that has been a concern for decades,
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Speaker 2: making sure that Iran did not have the ability to
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Speaker 2: have nuclear weapons. I don't think anyone in the world
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Speaker 2: other than Iran wants them to have nuclear weapons. And
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Speaker 2: this is something that President Trump has talked about. We
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Speaker 2: can go back to the Obama administration thousands bombing runs
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Speaker 2: of bombs dropped, I should say not necessarily thousands of runs,
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Speaker 2: but many runs in many countries were carried out with
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Speaker 2: precision during that administration. I understand that if you want
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Speaker 2: to get really part of about it, and you want
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Speaker 2: to say, well, how dare he drop some bombs?
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Speaker 1: How dare you?
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Speaker 2: Then you can play that game and you can say, well,
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Speaker 2: how dare the president drop bombs of any kind in
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Speaker 2: any country? And then use the word war. But this
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Speaker 2: attempt at trying to impeach him again looks weak, and
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Speaker 2: it looks like, honestly an attempt at impeaching a president
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Speaker 2: for ultimately, at this stage in the game, with the
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Speaker 2: ceasefire holding, maybe brought peace. So what are you are
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Speaker 2: you wanting to impeach a president for bringing peace to
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Speaker 2: a war, ending a war in a short amount of time.
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Speaker 2: A president who has been very vocal about how much
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Speaker 2: he hates war, about how much he wants wars to end,
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Speaker 2: and has been very pro peace. He's spoken about it.
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Speaker 2: This is not something that I think the president took lightly.
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Speaker 2: I think it's a decision that he made that was
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Speaker 2: it showed strength, it showed power, it showed American interests,
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Speaker 2: And I feel like, sure, we have countries that we
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Speaker 2: consider allies in many ways, countries that we have aligned with,
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Speaker 2: countries that we work with. But when Israel fired extra
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Speaker 2: shots after the call for the ceasefire, the President was
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Speaker 2: very vocal. He dropped his own bomb personally, the F
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Speaker 2: bomb when referring to Israel and Iran, basically saying, at
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Speaker 2: this point, they don't know what the f they're doing.
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Speaker 2: They've been fighting so long. But wanting the best interests
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Speaker 2: for a country like Israel that people have wanted to
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Speaker 2: wipe off the map, and not wanting to see that happen,
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Speaker 2: not wanting a country to have the capabilities of doing that,
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Speaker 2: not wanting Iran to have the capabilities of doing that.
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Speaker 2: So in that sense, yes, we're looking out for American interests,
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Speaker 2: We're looking out in the interests of peace. And this
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Speaker 2: was a very strategic decision that was made by a
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Speaker 2: president who wanted to bring peace to the region, who
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Speaker 2: wanted to bring peace for Americans, who wanted to bring
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Speaker 2: peace to the world. And I think that's his goal.
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Speaker 2: And if you're voting to impeach him for ending Iran's
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Speaker 2: ability to enrich uranium and make nuclear weapons. If you're
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Speaker 2: calling for impeachment because he got two countries to stop
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Speaker 2: shooting at one another, you're nuts. You're not looking out
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Speaker 2: in the best interests of any of America for peace
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Speaker 2: for the world. You're just doing things along party lines.
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Speaker 2: We touched on some of this yesterday, and if that's
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Speaker 2: all that you're about, you're just about party lines, you're
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Speaker 2: just focused on the next election, then you're capable of
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Speaker 2: doing all sorts of horrible things. You're capable of mutilating
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Speaker 2: children in the name of some sort of agenda to
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Speaker 2: appease less than one percent of the country. When you
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Speaker 2: start talking about how many Americans fall into the lines
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Speaker 2: of a LGBTQ plus specifically trans issues. If you're saying
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Speaker 2: that girls sports don't matter because we want to make
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Speaker 2: sure that men can compete in women's sports, and you're
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Speaker 2: saying we're going to push that aside, that's the kind
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Speaker 2: of thing that you're capable of. You're capable of calling
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Speaker 2: for an assassination of a president, You're capable of calling
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Speaker 2: him hitler. All these things that you do that demean
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Speaker 2: and degrade them. You're basically saying nothing positive that they
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Speaker 2: do can ever be a good thing. That's what your
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Speaker 2: intentions are. It's just about elections. It's just about the
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Speaker 2: next election. And honestly, at this point you're just digging
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Speaker 2: the whole deeper for your party. It's a bad look.
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Speaker 2: It's always going to be a bad look. You're not
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Speaker 2: going to be able to convince enough people that kind
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Speaker 2: of hover in that left of center or right of
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Speaker 2: center area. You're not going to convince those people that
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Speaker 2: what you're doing is in the best interests of America.
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Speaker 2: You're not going to be able to convince them that
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Speaker 2: it's the best interest of the world. And as far
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Speaker 2: as the leaks that have come out, and I question
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Speaker 2: whether they're even leaks, I really do this constant when
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Speaker 2: there's a positive news story for Republicans over the past
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Speaker 2: ten plus years, where something especially during this president's administration
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Speaker 2: and the previous administration, when there's some positive news, there's
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Speaker 2: always this mysterious leaked information that comes out where someone says, oh, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: we can say something contrary to it. So reports from ISRAE,
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Speaker 2: reports taken in by our own defense Department, say, the
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Speaker 2: three targets that we bombed in Iran, those nuclear enrichment
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Speaker 2: facilities obliterated, done, they're gone, wiped from the map. But
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Speaker 2: these anonymous sources immediately go to see D and say, well,
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Speaker 2: the reports we got are that no, no damage was
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Speaker 2: really done, minimal damage. We haven't done anything productive. Well,
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Speaker 2: give us the name. This is one of those sources
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Speaker 2: where you should know who the source is. If someone's
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Speaker 2: going to come up and say no, we've got information
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Speaker 2: that tells us that that's not the case. I think
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Speaker 2: we have a right to know who they are. I
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Speaker 2: think we should know who they are because they're basically
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Speaker 2: telling the world that some of our biggest bombs, our
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Speaker 2: bunker buster bombs, that have been one of those things
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Speaker 2: that we have used as a means of showing strength,
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Speaker 2: as a means of showing for uce, and as a
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Speaker 2: means of letting people know doesn't matter how deep you dig,
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Speaker 2: dig your hole, we're capable of getting to you dig
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Speaker 2: your hole and have your nuclear sites. But we're still
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Speaker 2: capable of getting there, which Israel and our Defense Department
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Speaker 2: both say we got there. But now you're telling the world,
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Speaker 2: go ahead, do your thing, dig your hole. We're not
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Speaker 2: capable of getting to you, and I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: tell you who I am as I leak this to
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Speaker 2: a news outlet that is going to be friendly to
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Speaker 2: the left in CNN. So should we question these anonymous sources?
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Speaker 2: Of course we should, But for some reason many in
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Speaker 2: the media say, well, if we like whatever this anonymous
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Speaker 2: source has to say, just run with it, no matter
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Speaker 2: what the implications are, no matter how damaging it might be,
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Speaker 2: you just run with it because they're saying a message
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Speaker 2: that we want them to say. They're saying a message
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Speaker 2: that goes with our agenda. And it doesn't matter if
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Speaker 2: that anonymous source is coming to an outlet like CNN.
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Speaker 2: A reporter at CNN who apparently is one of the
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Speaker 2: people who said that the Hunter Biden laptop wasn't real
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Speaker 2: and that the Hunter Biden laptop was a Russian disinformation
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Speaker 2: by the way, a story that probably had an impact
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Speaker 2: on how the twenty twenty election turned out. You know
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Speaker 2: a lot of people like to say that Trump will
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Speaker 2: say that the election wasn't valid and he says that
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Speaker 2: there was interference. Well, that's one of the things he
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Speaker 2: was saying was interference. And you can't even question that anymore.
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Speaker 2: That absolutely was interference because you had a media outlet
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Speaker 2: that said, we're going to trust these anonymous sources and
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Speaker 2: we're going to trust this information that we have, and
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Speaker 2: then later you find out, well, it wasn't valid. And
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Speaker 2: we've gone through that here more recently with the Biden
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Speaker 2: cover up with his cognition and his ability to do
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Speaker 2: the job as president. And then you have someone like
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Speaker 2: Jake Tapper who defended his cognition yet has now more
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Speaker 2: recently written a book about the people who were covering
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Speaker 2: it up. So yes, we should question the sources. We
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Speaker 2: should definitely question anyone who's not willing to put their
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Speaker 2: name on it, especially when it's politically advantageous for someone.
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Speaker 2: And in this particular case Israel's defense, the American Secretary
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Speaker 2: of Defense and our Defense Department says mission accomplished. We
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Speaker 2: did what we meant to do. An anonymous source who's
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Speaker 2: not willing to put their name to it says otherwise.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 2: With Independence Day falling on a Friday this year, travel
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Speaker 2: experts are expecting a record number of Americans to travel
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Speaker 2: for the holiday weekend. According to Triple A, more than
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Speaker 2: seventy two million Americans expected to travel fifty miles or
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Speaker 2: more from home between June twenty eighth and July sixth.
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Speaker 2: That's up nearly two million from last year. Road trips
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Speaker 2: will dominate, with over sixty one million people hitting the highways,
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Speaker 2: the highest number ever recorded for the holiday. Air travel
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Speaker 2: also soar, with about six million expected to fly. The
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Speaker 2: top domestic destinations this year include Orlando, Honolulu, New York, Seattle,
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Speaker 2: and Miami. I suppose we didn't travel within those windows.
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Speaker 2: We didn't exit the country within those windows. We're not
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Speaker 2: returning within that window. But I suppose we took that
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Speaker 2: to a bit of an extreme. I do wonder with
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Speaker 2: the influx of people trying to travel during COVID post
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Speaker 2: COVID COVID recovery, I should say even means anymore as
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Speaker 2: far as COVID recovery, But on the bounce back, people
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Speaker 2: that couldn't travel over that period of time that have
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Speaker 2: decided to do large trips traveling overseas a lot of
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Speaker 2: people decided there is a pelican just flying right over
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Speaker 2: this water in front, And I wish that this was
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Speaker 2: a video show and you could see that. But I
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Speaker 2: do wonder how much of that sort of got a
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Speaker 2: bit out of people's system with people staying in the
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Speaker 2: US now, I'd be curious to know what those numbers
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Speaker 2: look like. I know that this big trip for US
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Speaker 2: is one that we did sort of save up for
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Speaker 2: for a bit so that we could get to a
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Speaker 2: point where we were able to do a big trip
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Speaker 2: rather than several small trips this year. Within that window,
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Speaker 2: if we were still in the States, we'd probably be
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Speaker 2: hitting one of these Destiny, maybe not one of those five,
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Speaker 2: possibly Orlando. I don't think we'd be doing Honolulu, New York, Seattle,
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Speaker 2: or Miami, but we'd possibly be doing some sort of
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Speaker 2: a road trip. All right, you've heard all these stories
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Speaker 2: about fertility rates. I told you there was a lot
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Speaker 2: of discussion about that about a month or so ago,
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Speaker 2: and they're saying that fertility rates in the US below
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Speaker 2: what it takes to sustain a population. This is something
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Speaker 2: that Elon Musk has been warning us about. This is
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Speaker 2: something that Elon Musk has been warning us about. A
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Speaker 2: new survey probably won't surprise you. Americans between the ages
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Speaker 2: of twenty and thirty nine or planning smaller families than
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Speaker 2: in the past. A dozen years ago or so, people
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Speaker 2: were planning on average to have two point three kids.
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Speaker 2: That number is down now to one point eight, and
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Speaker 2: just seventy seven percent of people in that age group
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Speaker 2: are planning to have any kids at all, down from
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Speaker 2: ninety two percent back in twenty twelve. The US population
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Speaker 2: projected to rise by about twenty million by twenty fifty four,
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Speaker 2: but that increase will come almost entirely from immigration. Yep,
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Speaker 2: that's right. The streaming TV drought is ending. There's some
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Speaker 2: fun stuff headed to streaming services this week. And if
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Speaker 2: you don't want to think about getting outdoors in the heat,
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Speaker 2: you might want to think about maybe Ironheart on Disney
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Speaker 2: Plus the season first season gets started this week. The
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Speaker 2: Bear turns to FX on Hulu for season four, and
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Speaker 2: Squid Game is back season three. Remember how we had
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Speaker 2: Squid Game and everybody thought, well, surely they're not going
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Speaker 2: to do season two, and it took forever, and then
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Speaker 2: they did season two, and then almost immediately know we
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Speaker 2: have season three and Smoke season one begins the end
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Speaker 2: of this week. All right, that'll do it for this
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Speaker 2: Wednesday edition of the show. Thanks to our sponsors and patrons,
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