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"Daddy's War Bucks?" (Thursday, June 04, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 7: eight eight two four to two one seven our first
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Speaker 7: things coming up in a moment. But Bob is on
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Speaker 7: the line with us from Moscow, and I don't want
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Speaker 7: I am. I still think of that, Bob. I still think, oh,
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Speaker 7: these are long distance minutes. We've gotter get him on
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Speaker 7: the phone first, but I appreciate you hanging online what's
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Speaker 7: on your mind?
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Speaker 8: I could have waited. But the Ukraine and the Iran thing.
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Speaker 8: Ukraine is democratic, that's why they're all for because the
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Speaker 8: Democratic Party was making tons of money based on their cronies.
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Speaker 8: And the other aisle is the business world with the
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Speaker 8: oil industry, and they're making tons of money off of that.
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Speaker 8: That's what's the difference, and that's what's hypocritical. They're destroying
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Speaker 8: the Russian ability to oil fields which are all along
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Speaker 8: the blutea river, the sea, you know, the Black Sea
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Speaker 8: days off. The same thing with what's going on in
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Speaker 8: the Middle East. How comes no one's talking about all
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Speaker 8: the environmental damage that's being done in the water and
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Speaker 8: the nature and the dish and the animals that are
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Speaker 8: being killed by all the spillage and dumpings of these
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Speaker 8: bombings that are causing all these oil wells all over
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Speaker 8: the world to leak into the seas. And what's it
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Speaker 8: going to do eventually to our ecosystem?
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Speaker 7: The first thing, you know, and we've had this happen
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Speaker 7: with oil spills all over the place. And while there
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Speaker 7: is the immediate impact on the wildlife that's at you
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Speaker 7: know the surface level and below. There is far more
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Speaker 7: oil leaking into the ocean every day from the Earth's
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Speaker 7: crust itself than ever comes out of a ship or
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Speaker 7: a facility of any kind. But that being said, certainly
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Speaker 7: you know the impact on wildlife and the ecosystem right
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Speaker 7: at that moment of it is important to address. But
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Speaker 7: the other thing is is you say, who's making profits
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Speaker 7: from it? And this is the thing about being in
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Speaker 7: the skiff or you know, wherever you wind up having
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Speaker 7: to have these secure discussions about why things like Iran
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Speaker 7: are happening, is this is where the people who are
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Speaker 7: stomping around saying they're against what the Trump is doing
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Speaker 7: in Iran, they're not the ones in the skiff, so
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Speaker 7: they don't know. And then they're saying, well, nobody has
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Speaker 7: told me, and that's fair. They're allowed to say it
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Speaker 7: because it's factually true. But being against a war is fine.
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Speaker 7: Being against a war that has been waged against us
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Speaker 7: for two hundred and forty years, I think is a
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Speaker 7: little slogan eerie, a little bit. Let me get my
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Speaker 7: first things in here, Bob, hang on. A second of
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Speaker 7: so we tell everyone what's going on. As we mentioned,
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Speaker 7: a roll call vote, finally bringing a war powers resolution
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Speaker 7: to a vote in the House, and many bass who
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Speaker 7: were the officials that voted in favor of the role,
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Speaker 7: of course, Thomas Massey one of them. Tom Barrett Lansing
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Speaker 7: Area Republican from Michigan, Warren Davidson just north of Cincinnati
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Speaker 7: and Dayton in Ohio, and Brian Fitzpatrick were the Republicans
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Speaker 7: who voted with Hkeem Jeffries. All were sworn into office
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Speaker 7: January thirtieth of twenty twenty five. He represents the area
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Speaker 7: just north of Philadelphia and west of Trenton, and all
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Speaker 7: areas that are remarkably teetering on going either blue or red.
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Speaker 7: Not that that necessarily had nothing to do with it,
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Speaker 7: but President Trump announcing or I just answering a question
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Speaker 7: regarding whether or not they would break the ceasefire for
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Speaker 7: any given reason. He said, only if American troops are killed,
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Speaker 7: he told the Wall Street Journal, or the story got
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Speaker 7: into the Wall Street Journal. Secretary of State Marco Rubio
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Speaker 7: was in front of Congress saying that Operation Epic Fury
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Speaker 7: is over and there are no more war plans with
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Speaker 7: Iran right now, and they're not conducting any war operations.
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Speaker 10: But I'm afraid of the Russians.
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Speaker 20: I can't sleep at night.
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Speaker 21: I'm so afraid of the Russians.
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Speaker 10: Afraid recut.
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Speaker 7: Our friend Bob in Moscow was on with us. We
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Speaker 7: had to run and we had to get the news
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Speaker 7: in there. Because you need you need the stuff you need.
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Speaker 7: H and I and I fight the envy all the time.
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Speaker 7: I love these guys like Joe Rogan who can just
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Speaker 7: sit there and say, you know what, I'm having a
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Speaker 7: nice time in this conversation. I'm just gonna keep going on.
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Speaker 7: Don't know if it serves your needs or not, but
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Speaker 7: I'm interested and I can't ever, I can never indulge
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Speaker 7: that feeling. So Bob, I apologize, but service must come first.
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Speaker 7: But you were you were making a case about war
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Speaker 7: Daddy Warbucks being behind a lot of these votes, and
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Speaker 7: actually the Ukrainian vote, about four or five Democrats switched
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Speaker 7: and voted with the Republicans against it, while most of
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Speaker 7: the same Republicans and a few others voted in favor
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Speaker 7: of it. Interestingly that they were against war powers in Iran,
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Speaker 7: but they were for it in Ukraine. There, and you
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Speaker 7: were talking about the profit motive of these kind of conflicts,
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Speaker 7: and you know, there's always a reason. I think, you know,
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Speaker 7: Russia Ukraine, it's a much more traditional battle because Russia
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Speaker 7: wants Ukraine back. It's an invasion of conquest. It's straight
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Speaker 7: up what it used to be like before. Supposedly the
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Speaker 7: UN put a stop to that kind of stuff, whereas Iran,
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Speaker 7: I still go back and maybe you disagree that this
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Speaker 7: is still a battle that's been going on since Karamanley,
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Speaker 7: you know, sent his ministers to talk with Thomas Jefferson
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Speaker 7: two hundred and forty years ago, and and even Jefferson
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Speaker 7: then said this one we may have to end.
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Speaker 5: With a war.
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Speaker 7: And we avoided it because John Adams said, what if
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Speaker 7: we just give them money instead, and Manly, Karen Manley said, okay,
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Speaker 7: we'll take your money in exchange for not killing you
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Speaker 7: and not kidnapping your sailors. And all the way through
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Speaker 7: the Obama administration, we've been trying to bribe the Barbary
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Speaker 7: pirates and their descendants from killing us. And we I
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Speaker 7: think President Trump finally said, you know, Jefferson said we
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Speaker 7: need to end this with a war. We may need
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Speaker 7: to do that, and I think that's where we are
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Speaker 7: in that. It sounds like you disagree that there's just
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Speaker 7: about moving money around.
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Speaker 8: Well, a lot of it's about money, a lot of
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Speaker 8: it is about power. But with what you're saying, this
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Speaker 8: is centuries old. This has been going on forever, and
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Speaker 8: if you look at there's really no difference because since
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Speaker 8: World War One, world War two, unfortunately, the United States
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Speaker 8: and the West has been trying to destroy Russia, and
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Speaker 8: that's what's going on. It's no different there. But Karan's
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Speaker 8: not playing. Aran's not playing the games the West Watson play.
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Speaker 8: Russia's not playing the games that the West Watson to
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Speaker 8: be sold, they have to both be But.
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Speaker 7: It wasn't there an opportunity. You know, Trump when he
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Speaker 7: became president, really tried to you know, not be that
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Speaker 7: guy and to sort of take the Nigel Farage standpoint
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Speaker 7: that if we hadn't continued to treat the fallen Russian
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Speaker 7: government like the Soviet Union, they might have been, you know,
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Speaker 7: as western as the rest of US US. But instead,
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Speaker 7: NATO couldn't let go of this idea that the Great
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Speaker 7: Russian Bear was going to come for them at some point,
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Speaker 7: and so, unlike a lot of other European nations when
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Speaker 7: they fall in battle, you know, NATO and the UN
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Speaker 7: and everyone runs in for eight, Russia was sort of
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Speaker 7: left there to figure its own self out. But Trump
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Speaker 7: try to and he made overtures, and Putin was the
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Speaker 7: one who really sort of said, now I'm not playing.
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Speaker 7: You know, you can say you're different, but I'm not listening.
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Speaker 8: Right, there's two sides Treby stories. But if you want
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Speaker 8: to go back, the United States, the whole world, NATO,
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Speaker 8: everyone knew that Russia was building troops, correct, Yeah, or
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Speaker 8: the warst started correct, right?
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Speaker 7: They were amassing on the border. Yeah, in Turkey.
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Speaker 8: There was negotiations to prevent the war. The United States
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Speaker 8: and the United Kingdom would not allow Ukraine to stop
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Speaker 8: the start.
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Speaker 17: Of the war.
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Speaker 7: So so it is this.
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Speaker 8: This war, But Joe, this war would have never happened
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Speaker 8: if negotiations would have been allowed to start right before
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Speaker 8: the first troops crossed the border. But it was you.
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Speaker 8: It was the United States and the United Kingdoms. They
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Speaker 8: would not allow Ukraine to negotiate it. They used Zelensky
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Speaker 8: as a puppet. That's the issue.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's that's the argument. It's it's the world community
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Speaker 7: in general. They they said that, you know, our authority
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Speaker 7: is this and and Russia can't violate it. And and
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Speaker 7: they were wrong. And and they were if they were
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Speaker 7: caught on unawares or short sighted or maybe willfully ignorant
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Speaker 7: of the fact that Russia wasn't playing and they thought
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Speaker 7: just by saying when resolution was gonna be sufficient?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, but isn't all peace about is nations getting together
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Speaker 8: and having negotiations to solve the issue before it happened,
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Speaker 8: And when you refused to negotiate before the start of
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Speaker 8: the war then.
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Speaker 7: Con Well, yeah, but you Ukraine could have told the
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Speaker 7: United States and the Obama administration to go jump in
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Speaker 7: the lake. Uh and and and said we're going to
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Speaker 7: talk with this. But that's the.
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Speaker 8: As far as Osama look at Isamath and Laden was
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Speaker 8: the same thing. He was a puppet of the United
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Speaker 8: States that turned on him.
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Speaker 7: Now, so big well, I mean you're opening another can
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Speaker 7: of fish, Go ahead, finish up real quick.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's very similar what happened with Osama ban Laden.
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Speaker 8: He was a puppet of the CIA in the United States,
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Speaker 8: just like Zelinski was a puppet inserted in the Ukrainian government.
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Speaker 8: Nel Zelenski's out of control and Donald Trump in the
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Speaker 8: United States has no control of Jim right now, and
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Speaker 8: he's doing what he wants, including setting a new setting
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Speaker 8: a missile a drone two up rise at the nuclear
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Speaker 8: site where it hits the outside wall of a reactor.
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Speaker 8: They're playing with fire in this war.
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Speaker 21: Well, and.
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Speaker 7: I've got a run, but you know, and you open
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Speaker 7: Howard Gold and Silver doing this morning, because there's a
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Speaker 14: Gold and silver are slightly in the green this morning.
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Speaker 20: Gold is up about three cores of a percent, thirty
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Speaker 20: dollars to four thousand, four hundred and sixty five dollars.
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Speaker 20: Silver is up almost one percent, and the greens is
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Speaker 20: seventy three dollars and forty five cents. So both medals
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Speaker 20: are positive but still chopping in that same channel that
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Speaker 20: we've been seeing for the past two weeks.
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Speaker 7: And this is you know, and there is some connection
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Speaker 7: to it, but but you know, as the price of
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Speaker 7: oil fluctuates, the gold and silver doesn't really in the
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Speaker 14: Yeah, historically, when oil goes up, gold and silver eventually followed.
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Speaker 14: So the way that oil has been kind of bouncing
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Speaker 7: source intelligence operations. But it's the overseeing of the body.
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Speaker 7: It's not access to the intel that they have, but
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Speaker 7: they'll use that. Davidson is on the Oversight and Intelligence Committee,
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Speaker 7: but Bowtt isn't, and we know, like I said, what
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Speaker 7: happened to Massey there, So I wasn't giving them a
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Speaker 7: hall pass, Kevin. But I get what you're saying is
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Speaker 7: don't half step with these people who have decided that
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Speaker 7: being against Trump is enough. Because what you're I think, Kevin,
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Speaker 7: if I can just read in between your lines, part
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Speaker 7: of what you're upset about is this is again Hakeem
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Speaker 7: Jeffries being able to run Congress from a minority position.
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Speaker 7: Just get enough of the press and believe me, Cincinnati
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Speaker 7: is a big hub of national news coverage. As much
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Speaker 7: as New York City is for television, Cincinnati is for radio.
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Speaker 7: So if you're a congressman from there, you're getting hit
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Speaker 7: with a lot of national left wing lean in the news.
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Speaker 7: So your inclination is, you know, to jump that way
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Speaker 7: and this one, you know, and the idea that there
49:44
Speaker 7: is profit to be made by war. And I think
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Speaker 7: there always should be conversation about war because ever since
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Speaker 7: the reconstruction of the South, we've learned if we break it,
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Speaker 7: we buy it. We don't do empire, but we do
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Speaker 7: we do rebuild countries that we've done battle in. So
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Speaker 7: when Steve writes in and says how is Iran not
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Speaker 7: an invasion. We just want another client state in the
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Speaker 7: Middle East. First thing I want to say is, you know,
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Speaker 7: aside from Israel, who would you make the case as
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Speaker 7: a client state in the Middle East? Saudi Arabia, Pakistan.
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Speaker 7: I'm not sure who you're referring to when you say
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Speaker 7: another client state. Are you saying Afghanistan? Maybe Libya? Which
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Speaker 7: one of these countries? Egypt are a client state of ours.
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Speaker 7: But there's a bigger movement afoot. And it's one that
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Speaker 7: I know we've we've faced some criticism about, and it's
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Speaker 7: this idea of trying to modernize Islam so that it
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Speaker 7: can't be a weaponized system. But we'll get further into
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Speaker 7: that if you desire. So, President Trump, along with saying
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Speaker 7: he was going to nominate Todd Blanche for Attorney General
51:30
Speaker 7: and that he seems like he endorsed Marco Rubio, endorsed JD.
51:36
Speaker 7: Vance over Marco Rubio for president. So seven hundred million
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Speaker 7: dollars these days, billions are commonplace, so seven hundred million
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Speaker 7: may not sound alike. But according to Bloomberg, they're going
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Speaker 7: to try to refire thirteen existence existing coal fire power
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Speaker 7: plants and seventy five million for a coal export terminal
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Speaker 7: in California, and one hundred and eighty five million dollars
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Speaker 7: plants in West Virginia and Alaska and restart a facility
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Speaker 7: that was just shuttered in Maryland. And we've got two
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Speaker 7: natural gas facilities here in Virginia that just were shuttered.
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Speaker 7: Never mind the refineries that have been shut down in California,
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Speaker 7: all under this Clean Energy Act, which doesn't do anything
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Speaker 7: except empower the people who make dirty energy to profit
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