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Wicked Radio 10-31: The Nuclear Option, Shutdown Ending?, & Rules For Trick Or Treaters! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Happy Halloween. It's spooky day if you partake. I happen
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Speaker 1: to love Halloween. I just I don't know why, ever,
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Speaker 1: figure I've always loved Halloween. Ma Cobbs sense a humor,
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Speaker 1: who the hell knows, But I hope you enjoy. I
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Speaker 1: hope you stay safe tonight. At the end of all this,
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Speaker 1: when we get through the news and the headlines today,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you my five rules for trick or treaters,
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Speaker 1: which over the years has gotten spicier because I'm becoming
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Speaker 1: more of a grumpy old man. But still I think
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Speaker 1: it applies to everybody. We need to get back to this,
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Speaker 1: so anyway, we'll talk about that, but of course we
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Speaker 1: have to talk about what's on everybody's mind today. The
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Speaker 1: nuclear option. I think it's a game of chicken, unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: with everybody's lives, you know, at stake with this whole thing.
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Speaker 1: But I think, as far as I can tell, I
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Speaker 1: think the administration, Trumpet particular, had to see how far
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Speaker 1: the Democrats were willing to go before he invoked this,
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Speaker 1: and now he's calling their bluff, I think. But we're
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Speaker 1: gonna go through this thing now. The most boring thing
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Speaker 1: ever on any podcast any radio show, anything is to
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Speaker 1: read to you and explain things. But I think it
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Speaker 1: calls for it just to put it into a nutshell
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Speaker 1: what the nuclear option is, because everybody's talking about it today.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk about that as well as if you think
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Speaker 1: that's a scary situation, and it is, and it is,
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Speaker 1: you know, these are tense times. Think of how it
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Speaker 1: would have been if the scariest Halloween character of all
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Speaker 1: time was in charge right now. And I'm talking about
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Speaker 1: drunk a Loah she is on. I think it's a
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Speaker 1: book tour. I think that's why she's doing so many
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Speaker 1: interviews right now. Of course I'm talking abou Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: This is this is a this is a rage infused,
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Speaker 1: crazy alcoholic woman. I'm telling and I don't care. I
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Speaker 1: don't care anymore. I'm not holding back. I've got in
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Speaker 1: trouble in the past before for calling her that. But
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Speaker 1: you have to hear and see the interview that we're
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Speaker 1: not gonna play for you on a clip. But I
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Speaker 1: think this whole thing, this whole shutdown is going to
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Speaker 1: end soon, not because of the nuclear option, but because
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Speaker 1: of the pressure from unions that are being put on democrats.
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Speaker 1: If they lose them. I don't know what else they
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Speaker 1: have left, but anyway, it's a lot to come, not
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Speaker 1: all of it's scary. Thanks for finding the Wicked Radio
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Speaker 1: live stream and then of course a podcast and all
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Speaker 1: your favorite platforms audio two wherever you like to find that.
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Speaker 1: Let's get right to it. Let's start with this before
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Speaker 1: we get into the nuclear option, which has been floated now,
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Speaker 1: which basically is circumventing the traditional rules and just saying now,
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Speaker 1: if the hell with it, we're going to pass this thing.
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Speaker 1: We'll get into that in a second. Let's talk about
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Speaker 1: the real reason why I think, and I'm no expert,
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Speaker 1: I'm just like you, why I think just reading the
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Speaker 1: tea leaves this thing's going to end pretty soon. The
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Speaker 1: Democrat union, traditionally led Democrat unions, are putting pressure on
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Speaker 1: the elected Democrats now to end this thing. Like I said,
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Speaker 1: they lose them. I don't know what they have left,
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Speaker 1: I really don't. This is the thing that may end
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Speaker 1: the thing. First and foremost, a video from many of
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Speaker 1: the aviation industry, and let's just say, air traffic control unions,
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Speaker 1: everybody that's in charge basically of your flight safety, putting
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Speaker 1: pressure on Democrats with a video yesterday. This is pretty impactful.
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Speaker 1: This is something that these folks don't like to do,
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Speaker 1: but they feel they have to because it's a dangerous situation.
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Speaker 1: Biggest way to ensure the safety, security and reliability of
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Speaker 1: our air national air traffic control system is to pass
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Speaker 1: a clean continuing resolution.
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Speaker 2: We are concerned that when our brothers and sisters in
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Speaker 2: TSA and air traffic control are not receiving paychecks, that
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Speaker 2: they're distracted and that they erode on the margin of
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Speaker 2: safety that we rely on to go out and operate
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Speaker 2: our aircraft and do our job safely as well.
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Speaker 1: Every day that they go to work, they have not
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Speaker 1: only the weight of one of the most high consequence
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Speaker 1: jobs in the entire world. Now they're filling how do
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Speaker 1: I pay for my guess? How do I okay? Just
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Speaker 1: you know, and it goes on like that, and they're
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Speaker 1: very impactful verandam glad they did that. And again, these
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Speaker 1: aren't guys I think that traditionally like to do that.
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Speaker 1: You have union reps that love to get in front
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Speaker 1: of a camera, they love to do interviews, they love
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Speaker 1: to do podcast they love that kind of stuff. Not
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Speaker 1: those guys. You can kind of tell are just like
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Speaker 1: you know, the call went out, Hey can you meet
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Speaker 1: me at my house in Virginia and we'll all do
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Speaker 1: a video and force the Democrats to wake the hell
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Speaker 1: up and cut the crap. All right, I guess we
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Speaker 1: have to. You know, you know, these are the last
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Speaker 1: people in the world that want to do it, but
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Speaker 1: the situation is so serious that they feel they have to.
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Speaker 1: That may be the most impactful of all because everybody understands.
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Speaker 1: And the first guy that spoke there, one of the
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Speaker 1: union reps, said clearly, he said it there getting our
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Speaker 1: elected representatives. He needs Democrats to pass the clean Resolution bill.
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Speaker 1: It's everybody knows at this point who the players are.
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Speaker 1: It's the Republicans that wanted the clean Resolution bill. So
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Speaker 1: that's where that happened. And then you have this. I
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Speaker 1: don't know where those politicians that happen to be on
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Speaker 1: the Donkey team on the left side of things go
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Speaker 1: if they lose the Teamsters. When you've got Teamsters union
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Speaker 1: reps telling him to cut the crap, Oh boy, this
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Speaker 1: may be the one.
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Speaker 3: That you took a position.
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Speaker 4: I represent one point three million work and men and
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Speaker 4: women in this country for the international broad out of
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Speaker 4: teams since we took a position three weeks ago. Pass
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Speaker 4: the clean cr get to the table and negotiate a dale.
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Speaker 4: Do not put working people in the middle of a problem.
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Speaker 4: They should not be in there. And we got to
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Speaker 4: think about the families that are going to be affected.
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Speaker 4: Think about and you have to tell your son or
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Speaker 4: daughter they can't play sports because you're not getting paid.
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Speaker 4: Think about when you can't pay a mortgage. Think about
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Speaker 4: when you can't pay a tuition.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so tonay, You've got all this happening. So
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Speaker 1: then the pressure's on. They're in a panic already, and
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Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, then the President comes up
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Speaker 1: with the final trigger. And again I think it was
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Speaker 1: a game of chicken, and he wanted to see. He
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Speaker 1: wanted to see how far the Democrats were willing to
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Speaker 1: go before we got a real feel for this thing.
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Speaker 1: But then it came out last night on Truth Social
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Speaker 1: and of course it went everywhere. Donald J. Trump maybe
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Speaker 1: have heard of him, writes last night. Because of the
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Speaker 1: fact that the Democrats of guns don't go crazy. The
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Speaker 1: choice is clear. Initiate the nuclear option, get rid of
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Speaker 1: the filibuster, and make America great again. Before we get
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Speaker 1: into it. And again, I don't want to like do
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Speaker 1: some dissertation and read what this is all about, because
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Speaker 1: it's deadly to listen to. Let me just say that
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Speaker 1: this has been floated now for just about a month
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Speaker 1: since this thing began. One of the first people I'll
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Speaker 1: give her credit. It may not like her, he may
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Speaker 1: think she's a little looney, but at least she's willing
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Speaker 1: to fight. One of the first people to call for
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Speaker 1: this thing was MGT Marjorie MTG. We got that backwards,
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Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor Green. This was an infull Wars interview. This
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Speaker 1: was back on October third. She called for and she's
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Speaker 1: not alone.
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Speaker 5: Need to be passing Republican appropriation bills, and the Senate
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Speaker 5: can get it through to the President's desk by using
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Speaker 5: the nuclear option. They can use the nuclear option on
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Speaker 5: any piece of legislation, overriding the sixty vote rule and
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Speaker 5: helping legislation get to President Trump's desk to make it
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Speaker 5: a law. Here's what's important for everyone to understand everything
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Speaker 5: you've voted.
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Speaker 1: And then she went on about, you know, making her
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Speaker 1: case for why it's so important, which everybody understands. Everybody
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Speaker 1: understands that now and they're starting to really even normal
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Speaker 1: everyday people who pay no attention to this stuff understand
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Speaker 1: who's to blame for this. I think they understand that.
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Speaker 1: So last thing in the world. I have any interest
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Speaker 1: in doing a city here and reading the definition of
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Speaker 1: the nuclear option as far as the filibuster rule, but
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Speaker 1: in a nutshell, I think it does call for a
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Speaker 1: little bit of that. So just play along with me here,
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Speaker 1: because we're all asking the question, well, if they can
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Speaker 1: use this nuclear option, why don't they do that all
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Speaker 1: the time, Because it comes with a counter effect that
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Speaker 1: means the other side, the other team, can do it
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Speaker 1: with everything they're trying to pass when they're in power.
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Speaker 1: Blah blah, blah blah blah. As it stands right now,
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Speaker 1: we know how this works. The filibuster role in this
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Speaker 1: is it gives the opposition, the minority opposition, chance to
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Speaker 1: chime in with this. This is the sixty vote, so
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Speaker 1: that they can all be in agreement and they all
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Speaker 1: pass something as Congress together, right, so they all have
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Speaker 1: a chance. They haven't been able to come up with
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Speaker 1: the sixty The Republicans haven't because there's been enough Democrats
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Speaker 1: opposing the Clean Resolution Bill to keep the government funded.
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Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. What does the nuclear option do? Again?
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Speaker 1: In the nutshell? Just to summarize, So what they do
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Speaker 1: is is just make it a simple point of order
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Speaker 1: here and they just vote as the majority to say
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Speaker 1: we're going to ignore that, we're going to do an
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Speaker 1: end around. We're going to pass it anyway despite them.
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Speaker 1: And you're thinking, well, couldn't they just do that all
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Speaker 1: the time anyway they're in power. It's a little bit
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Speaker 1: trickier than that because once you've kind of entered into
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Speaker 1: this territory, then you're there wherever, and then you have
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Speaker 1: minority opposition basically having no power. So the nuclear option
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Speaker 1: would actually do that. It basically makes the filibuster option
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Speaker 1: that's sixty ineffective because it overrides the ruling. It rewrites
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Speaker 1: the rules mid season. That's what it does. And they
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Speaker 1: can do it. They've always been able to do it.
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Speaker 1: They could have done this at the first place, but
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Speaker 1: they wanted to give the Democrats a chance and, like
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Speaker 1: I said, a game of chicken to see how far
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Speaker 1: they were willing to go. But now they're probably willing
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Speaker 1: to do it. So here we are. You've got what
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Speaker 1: we talked about yesterday tomorrow the snap benefits run out.
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Speaker 1: That's pressure on everybody, which there's a lot of people
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Speaker 1: who claim that that's what the Democrats want. They want
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Speaker 1: absolute mass chaos in the streets. Maybe Republicans too, I
8:42
Speaker 1: don't know. You've got that happening now. You have Union
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Speaker 1: reps that traditionally vote Democrat and endorse Democrat politicians telling
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Speaker 1: them to cut the crap and pass this thing one
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Speaker 1: way or the other. And you've got President Trump now
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Speaker 1: invoking the thought of losing the nuclear option to run
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Speaker 1: an end around and pass it anyway. That's where we
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Speaker 1: are now, which is why I think, not being an
9:01
Speaker 1: expert on these things, but just somebody that pays attention
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Speaker 1: to this like you do, I think we're nearing the
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Speaker 1: end of this. I think there's too much pressure not
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Speaker 1: to get it done. I'll go to one other elected politician,
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Speaker 1: another Democrat, to talk about here, who's been fascinating to
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Speaker 1: watch on this. One of the Democrats that has voted
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Speaker 1: in the Senate to get this government funded is John Fetterman.
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Speaker 1: You know him, the big bald guy had a stroke
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Speaker 1: recovered from that. He's from Pennsylvania. Fascinating. He said this
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Speaker 1: all along. I think just the other day, I think
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Speaker 1: it was the day before yesterday, I played an interview
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Speaker 1: from him too, saying this is ridiculous and he will
9:33
Speaker 1: not stand by his party. As you know, people who
9:37
Speaker 1: are dependent on welfare benefits will go hungry. Is another
9:41
Speaker 1: one he just did yesterday.
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Speaker 2: So what are you hearing back home about you SNAP
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Speaker 2: expiring on Saturday.
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Speaker 6: I'm saying that I will witness it firsthand. My wife, Giselle,
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Speaker 6: she develops the free store and our community and it
9:56
Speaker 6: distributes food three times a week, and her lines have
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Speaker 6: already he got longer. And now I will encounter people
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Speaker 6: that have no SNAP benefits starting on Saturday, and I
10:10
Speaker 6: don't have an explanation for them. All I could say
10:13
Speaker 6: is I'm sorry. It's an absolute failure what occurred here
10:17
Speaker 6: for the last month, and now things are really going
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Speaker 6: to land. And imagine being a parent with a couple
10:26
Speaker 6: kids and how you're going to fill their refrigerator and
10:31
Speaker 6: pack their lunches and get on again.
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Speaker 1: He's broken with from the beginning. He's broken with his
10:38
Speaker 1: counterparts in the Democrat Party. Do you have we all
10:40
Speaker 1: need to understand what kind of cahonies, what kind of
10:43
Speaker 1: balls that takes, because we know how that works. When
10:45
Speaker 1: you go against your party rules, they will end you.
10:47
Speaker 1: They will just end you. He might be public enemy
10:49
Speaker 1: number one for not going along with them. They are
10:52
Speaker 1: pissed off majorly for him because he's the one making
10:55
Speaker 1: the most sense. He's the one that actually has the
10:57
Speaker 1: guts despite the fact that the blockage is coming from
11:00
Speaker 1: his party to say no, this is wrong. I won't
11:02
Speaker 1: stand with them, and I'm going to vote to keep
11:03
Speaker 1: this going because my constituents are more important. Last person
11:07
Speaker 1: who was on the Democrat side of things in Congress
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Speaker 1: who did that was Telsea Gabbert. You know what they
11:12
Speaker 1: tried to do for it. They put her on a
11:13
Speaker 1: terror watch list. For God's sakes. That guy's an amazing
11:17
Speaker 1: story and takes a lot of guts to do what
11:19
Speaker 1: he's doing. Besides the fact that I think it's something
11:24
Speaker 1: we all when he got elected, he's amazing and just
11:27
Speaker 1: you know, side note here, just talking about his personal story.
11:30
Speaker 1: I'm fascinated by him. We all made fun of him
11:32
Speaker 1: when he got elected because unfairly too, because when he
11:36
Speaker 1: got elected he literally had just had a stroke. You
11:39
Speaker 1: might remember when he got elected to the Senate could
11:44
Speaker 1: not put a sentence together, like he couldn't do it.
11:47
Speaker 1: He was a recovering stroke patient, like literally, I mean
11:50
Speaker 1: that's again, go back and look at the videos. But
11:53
Speaker 1: he made fun of him. I think the common narrative
11:56
Speaker 1: at the time was that Democrats will vote for anybody,
11:58
Speaker 1: even this guy can't even talk, he said, and he
12:01
Speaker 1: was right at the time. John Fetterman said, I'm gonna
12:03
Speaker 1: recover from this. A doctor say, I'm fine, I'm gonna
12:05
Speaker 1: keep working at it. Listen to him now, listen. That's
12:09
Speaker 1: unbelievable on its own. God love him for doing that.
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Speaker 1: That's I mean, that's incredible. Also, can I throw this
12:16
Speaker 1: in there, I've asked the question, maybe you have too.
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Speaker 1: This is a guy who had a stroke. Basically his
12:23
Speaker 1: brain was rewired and recovered from it. Right all of
12:27
Speaker 1: a sudden, Can I point this out not get into
12:29
Speaker 1: too much trouble. All of a sudden, after recovering from
12:32
Speaker 1: the stroke, rewiring his brain and thinking about things, he's
12:36
Speaker 1: making a ton of common sense. Is there a connection there?
12:40
Speaker 1: I this this should be studied for decades on on
12:46
Speaker 1: how this guy has come to be. I mean, this
12:48
Speaker 1: is a rewiring of guy's brain and it came back
12:51
Speaker 1: to making a ton of sense. It's amazing to me.
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Speaker 1: Would you ever expect him to, like, maybe switch parties?
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Speaker 1: I don't know about that, but that God, there's a
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Speaker 1: common sense vote and somebody that has the guts to
13:02
Speaker 1: stand up for his people and you know, people over
13:05
Speaker 1: party and country over party first, God love them. What
13:08
Speaker 1: would the exact opposite of that be? As scary as
13:11
Speaker 1: things seem now, and it seems like everything's all tense,
13:14
Speaker 1: and they are, and you know, all this is coming
13:15
Speaker 1: to a head, and it's constant interruption, it's constant chaos.
13:19
Speaker 1: First thing you got to remember is it's always been
13:21
Speaker 1: that way, but now there's finally some pushback. So that's
13:23
Speaker 1: you know, trying to come up with a solution to
13:25
Speaker 1: these things. As scary as that seems to you and me,
13:29
Speaker 1: can you imagine if we had this lady in charge
13:33
Speaker 1: right now? I'm not gonna well, maybe I will. I'm
13:36
Speaker 1: not afraid to say it anymore. I've gotten in trouble
13:38
Speaker 1: in the past for saying she's a drunk. I believe
13:39
Speaker 1: that completely. I think she's got substance abuse problems. But
13:43
Speaker 1: there's something else. There is a raging anger in Kamala
13:46
Speaker 1: Harris that I can't really explain. And the reason why
13:51
Speaker 1: she's doing so many interviews these days is she's got
13:53
Speaker 1: a book out. You know, she's pushing for her thing.
13:55
Speaker 1: I think she said on an interview the other day.
13:57
Speaker 1: She's doing all the podcasts. She said in the interview
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Speaker 1: the other day that she's not done yet. She will
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Speaker 1: run again. I don't know, but imagine her in charge
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Speaker 1: in this in these way?
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Speaker 3: Are you fucking kidding me? This guy wants to create
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Speaker 3: a ballroom for his rich friends while completely turning a
14:13
Speaker 3: blind eye to the fact that that babies are gonna
14:15
Speaker 3: starve when the snap benefits end in just hours from now.
14:19
Speaker 3: Come on, so what I'm not gonna be distracted by? Oh,
14:23
Speaker 3: does the guy have a big fucking hammer?
14:25
Speaker 1: Whoa hold on here, lady. Nobody else is swearing on
14:29
Speaker 1: the podcast, but you dropping two f bombs in like
14:32
Speaker 1: a fifteen second clip. There is a rage in her
14:35
Speaker 1: that is very revealing now, And I'm sorry, can you
14:39
Speaker 1: imagine her being in charge of the nuclear option for real?
14:45
Speaker 1: Not in the Senate, I mean in the world. So
14:49
Speaker 1: as scary as that may be, could have been a
14:52
Speaker 1: hell of a lot worse, not only getting her facts wrong,
14:56
Speaker 1: by the way, but you know, also being in a
14:58
Speaker 1: rage about it. Is that required? By the way? Is
15:02
Speaker 1: that required? Like if you happen to see as somebody
15:05
Speaker 1: at the Halloween party tonight, or kids walking around the street,
15:08
Speaker 1: or you know, adult t Halloween costumes, people going as Kamlae,
15:11
Speaker 1: it'll probably be a very very big gift, a very
15:15
Speaker 1: big uh costume, I would imagine, because she's still so
15:18
Speaker 1: much in the public eye. Is it required costuming that
15:21
Speaker 1: it comes with like a vodka off fake vodka bottle
15:23
Speaker 1: or something?
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Speaker 5: Got it there?
15:25
Speaker 1: I go get in trouble again. Speaking of trick or treating.
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Speaker 1: Though it is Halloween, let's lighten this up a little,
15:30
Speaker 1: I will say lighten it up. In my world, it's
15:31
Speaker 1: lightning it up. But as I do this every single year,
15:34
Speaker 1: it's getting spicier and spicier, because, let's fix it, I'm
15:37
Speaker 1: getting older, so you know, I'm getting that old man
15:40
Speaker 1: thing where it's like, but I have rules for trick
15:44
Speaker 1: or treaters, for you to share with your life and
15:46
Speaker 1: your trick or treaters. These are my personal rules. Take
15:50
Speaker 1: them for what they're worth. But as they come to
15:52
Speaker 1: the house today, this is if you partake. I don't
15:54
Speaker 1: know if you're into Halloween or not, whether you have
15:56
Speaker 1: kids coming. Maybe you're in a neighborhood, but there's not
15:58
Speaker 1: a lot of kids. I don't know, But these I
16:00
Speaker 1: think are the rules we should all settle on for
16:02
Speaker 1: trick or treaters coming to the house. First of all,
16:04
Speaker 1: let's talk about the most controversial thing, the one piece rule.
16:08
Speaker 1: One piece of candy for everybody, right, come on, candy's
16:12
Speaker 1: expensive these days. We just talked about it. What is
16:14
Speaker 1: it up? Twenty percent this year one piece each, which
16:18
Speaker 1: later on, as you see, can be broken. That's the
16:20
Speaker 1: first rule that can be broken. Number two, but I
16:22
Speaker 1: think we can all agree on this. You have to
16:24
Speaker 1: say something. You have to show up as a kid
16:26
Speaker 1: to the door, ring at the doorbell. You have to
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Speaker 1: at least say trick or treat or Happy Halloween to
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Speaker 1: get any candy. Right. This is something. This is something
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Speaker 1: I've begun to insist on, Like when they show up
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Speaker 1: and they just hand out a bag like this, Like,
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Speaker 1: what do you say? I hate to be that guy,
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Speaker 1: but I'm gonna put some effort into it. By the way,
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Speaker 1: speaking of effort, and this is where I'm gonna break
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Speaker 1: rule number one. The one piece rule can certainly be
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Speaker 1: broken if you do this. I really admire the families
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Speaker 1: that have the kid walk up to the house alone.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's completely supervised, of course, but you know,
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Speaker 1: the mom or the dad or maybe the whole family
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Speaker 1: with the wagon is at the end of the driveway,
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Speaker 1: but they but the kid says no, no, no, I got it.
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Speaker 1: It walks up and rings the doorbell, or says trick
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Speaker 1: or treat a lot, you know, being a brave little
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Speaker 1: little person that deserves more than one piece of candy.
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Speaker 1: I mean, come on, you walk up solo. That's pretty
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Speaker 1: damn good. You know, I got I'll give a little
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Speaker 1: bit more if that happens. But number four, no effort whatsoever,
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Speaker 1: Like in the costume, like nothing, you threw something on,
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Speaker 1: like you didn't even try. No, there's nothing there to
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Speaker 1: be given. I'm sorry, you got you got it. You
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Speaker 1: gotta spice it up a little bit. If you didn't
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Speaker 1: even try to put on a costume or something, you
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Speaker 1: gotta at least, you know, entertain me, do a trick
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Speaker 1: for a treat or something. I don't know. And number five,
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Speaker 1: No one over five to ten should be trick or treating,
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Speaker 1: and you're saying, well, there's some kids that are very
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Speaker 1: tall at a young age. I understand that, but in general,
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Speaker 1: you shouldn't be You shouldn't like be driving on your
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Speaker 1: own and trick or treating. I mean, come on, what
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Speaker 1: do you like in college? Come on that you can't
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Speaker 1: be You can't even be approaching my height and I'm
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Speaker 1: like six feet, but you can't be close to my
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Speaker 1: height and still trick or treating. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: look up to you and have to give you candy
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Speaker 1: because that tells me that you're like probably you know,
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Speaker 1: close to AARP benefits or something. I don't know, but
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Speaker 1: those are my rules. Take them for what you will,
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Speaker 1: and you probably if you follow most of these rules,
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Speaker 1: you probably gotta get your house eggs. So I don't know,
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Speaker 1: maybe you should just throw these away the hell those,
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Speaker 1: but have Halloween, enjoy it. Let's hope that this government
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Speaker 1: shutdown ends very soon the right way. Maybe it won't
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Speaker 1: take the nuclear option. Who the hell knows, But if
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Speaker 1: I was to read the tea leaves, I'm not good
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Speaker 1: at predictions, but I would say pretty soon, who the
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Speaker 1: hell knows? Here' sso you take away, enjoy it. Happy Halloween.
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Speaker 1: Please be safe. And by the way, I always throw
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Speaker 1: this PSA out there. It's Friday night. It's great night
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Speaker 1: for Halloween's great night for trick or treating and parties
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Speaker 1: and all that good stuff. But just careful driving around.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of kids out on the road and
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Speaker 1: a lot of them have masks on. They can't see
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Speaker 1: you and you can see them. So everybody be safe,
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Speaker 1: enjoy it, have a great weekend. Ooh, programming note Tomorrow
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Speaker 1: you're gonna see something posted on these same channels and
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Speaker 1: also the audio podcast as well. Weekend feature. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: have my lib of the week. I'm not just picking
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Speaker 1: on people. It's actually a communication tip of the week.
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Speaker 1: All this thing is about is to point out the
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Speaker 1: nonsense in the news so we can find some common
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Speaker 1: ground with each other. Right, that's my whole that's like
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Speaker 1: my mission statement. I'm gonna pick out every single week.
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Speaker 1: It's usually from TikTok, sometimes from Instagram, and a lot
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Speaker 1: of them are from the car, like people just raging
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Speaker 1: about you know, current events, how you would deal with
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Speaker 1: that particular situation if that person was in your life,
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Speaker 1: and you're gonna say Oh, I just don't deal with
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Speaker 1: people like that. Oh okay, then you probably don't leave
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Speaker 1: the house and have a life, but you're gonna have
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Speaker 1: to deal with them at some point, So look for
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Speaker 1: that tomorrow these same channels. That's happening here. Other than that,
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Speaker 1: the live stream which is about to end, lives on
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Speaker 1: at a podcast in the replay wherever you like to
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Speaker 1: get them audio podcasts too. And with that said, Happy Halloween,
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Speaker 1: be safe, enjoy it, have fun, and if I miss
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Speaker 1: you over the weekend, I'll talk to you on Monday.