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What Do They Have Against Trying to Expose Human Trafficking? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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things, because we got to rebuild it. We gotta get it. Enough
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people listening again that they get mad. I don't want them to get mad.
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I don't want them to be mad. I don't want anybody. I've
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never tried to make anyone mad on this show, not directly. I mean,
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really, I've said a few things that might constitute making someone mad,
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but I stand by what I said. Like I've said before, this isn't
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to make anyone mad or feel unsafe. But I've said this before a number
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of times. I got a couple of semiregulars that come up from time to
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time. First of all, you can't complain about colonizing and say that,
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you know, Europeans colonized all over the world and force their ideas on other
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people and their philosophies and their ways of life. They forced them on other
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people who didn't want them, and they were living their own life and they
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forced them on them. You can't complain about that if you're trying to make
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other people believe what you want them to believe, Like, that's one thing
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that might make someone feel unsafe by pointing that out. But if you go
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to the World Cup and you it's happening in a country like Qatar, and
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you're saying they don't allow homosexuality there. They don't encourage it, they don't
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have gay marriage, They won't let our athletes wear rainbows on the field.
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They should be forced to do that. We're going to get in there and
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make them understand that the way we believe it is is better than the way
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that they believe it is. If you can't appreciate the irony there and understand
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that you were a colonizer, like you're attempting to do that, that makes
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you a colonizer and one of the things that you hate. So that's one
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thing I've said that might upset people. Okay, it wasn't intended to upset
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people. It's just making a point. You can't push your philosophies on other
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people. And then Blaine say all about these Europeans thousands of years colonizing and
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just forcing their philosophies to try to make people better. I mean, in
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our case is because we're right, and back then when they did it,
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they thought they were right. You can't not see the irony there. Okay,
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anyway, that's one right and I'm sorry, and it might sting a
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little bit, but you have to hear it sometimes and realize how ridiculous it
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is sometimes. And then the other one is, you know when people there's
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people are still kind of worked up about the abortion overturning, right, the
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ruling being overturned ROVU weight And I've said all along that the best thing that
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could have happened is it go back to the States so that we can start
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having discussions again. Because in either if you if you completely outlaw it,
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half the country is going to be mad. If you completely say that everybody
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can do it right up until the baby's born, half the country is going
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to be mad. We have to start having some kind of conversations to compromise,
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but we don't do that anymore. We don't go for compromise anymore.
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We don't go for any sort of Okay, maybe you know, maybe sixteen
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weeks is a good point, maybe at twelve, but one side says not
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at all or six weeks, and the other side says, no, we
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want to like what was Chris Rock's joke after the first report card, that's
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when we can decide whether or not an abortion should happen, And Obviously it's
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a joke, but is it he I mean, I'm sure it was joking,
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but at what point because there are some people who want to be able
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to do it on the table after the baby's born. Not a lot,
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but there's some so if and that's still a discussion, and I think we
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have to we have to figure out where it's going to go. And I
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think it needs to be worked out in the States. That was the whole
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idea. It wasn't a case of overturning it to ban it. It was
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a case of handing it back over to the States. Right. And I've
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said this before, and I know there's people that are mad. They're just
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they're mad at Trump, and they're mad at the Supreme Court and all that.
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But the one person that is almost solely responsible for the overturning of Rov
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Wade, there's one person who holds more blame for the overturning than anyone else.
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And I'll still stand by this statement. And I'm not saying it to
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make you feel unsafe. I'm not saying it to make you angry. I'm
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saying it because it's true. Because there is one person who has been an
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iconic figure for many women, especially women on the left, and it falls
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at the feet of this particular woman. It's her fault that rov Wade was
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overturned. And I know people don't want to stop and digest this because they
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might have a t shirt with her face on it, they might have a
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poster on the wall. I know they made toys of this woman. There's
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all sorts of things, any of these things that apply. It's just the
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reality that Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the Supreme Court justice who refused to step down
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when she was asked to step down by Barack Obama, who is president at
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the time, and he said, I will pick your replacement. You can
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retire now, and she said, no, no, no, no,
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I'm gonna wait until Hillary Clinton wins and let her be the one who replaces
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me. And she stood her ground. And then Hillary didn't win, Trump
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won, and then Ruth Bader Ginsburg passes away. Trump picks the replacement.
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Rovie Wade gets overturned. That's a hard reality, but it's the reality.
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You maybe don't want to hear it. You may want to say, well,
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all the other things that you like, RBG four r BG, Yeah,
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all the thing I get her in the Amy kacb Amy Coney Barrett on
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the other side. So you may want to say, well, all the
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other things that she stood for are great, that's you. You can certainly
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feel that way all you want to. But you need to accept the fact
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that if you push your ideas on someone else and you hate colonizers, you're
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a bit of a hypocrite. And then two, you have to realize that
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if you're you're gonna be mad at somebody about rov way to being overturned,
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the person you should most be mad at is Ruth better Ginsburg. It's just
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the reality of it. But those are two things that they're not said to
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make people mad. I'm just when I started the show and I said I've
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never said anything to intentionally make people mad, those weren't. I wasn't saying
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those to make people mad. I'm saying those because there's some truth in there,
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right, Isn't there some truth in that? Isn't it about finding that
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bit of some truth in things I already forgot I was gonna talk about today.
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I just got off on all kinds of tangents. Todn't no, I
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do know what I don't want to talk about today? I want to talk
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about this movie Sound of Freedom. We're fans of the show of the Chosen.
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We watch it, we've been watching it as a family. We don't
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watch it in like it's not one of those things that we're binging, because
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we don't binge anything as a family. We certainly take our time when we're
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watching something like The Chosen. Three seasons of that show, I've taught.
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I did a show a few weeks ago about the controversy around the show The
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Chosen. Right, there's a few controversies in it. There's the guy who
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makes the show, the producer of the shows. He doesn't have a problem
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hiring anybody. They don't have to be a Christian, they don't have to
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be a follower of Christ. They don't have to be straight, they don't
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have to be white, they don't have They're like a normal business anybody that's
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gonna work for him, if they're good at the job, they're qualified to
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do the job. He lets them come in and work. And someone had
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a a Pride flag on one of the cameras that was spotted in a backstage
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photo, behind the scenes photo. I guess is the right terminology there?
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You tell him a radio guy backstage behind the scene shot of the camera.
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You saw the flag, and somebody just went crazive. How can he hire
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somebody he's making a show about Jesus and it's got a Pride flag. And
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the guy said, I run a business. This is a business. I
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hire the best people to do the job. You know, we have some
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banks that have collapsed because they refuse to hire the best people for the job.
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We have a White House right now crumbling because again they're they're not hiring
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the best people for the job. They're trying to tout, Oh, look
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at all the diversity we have. You know, you can knock George W.
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Bush all you want to for back in the day, but he surrounded
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himself with people who all knew how to do the job. All right.
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They maybe he didn't check a bunch of boxes, but they check the boxes
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of where they able to do the job competently. And well some of them
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check boxes, but I'm not really big on the box checking. All right,
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So we like to show the show. And even though there has been
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some like that controversy, doesn't meaning to me. That's the right thing to
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do. Hire the best people to do the job. Okay, when you
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don't hire people who know how to work submarines and submersibles, you sometimes will
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have accidents. You're hiring people because they have an inspiring story and not the
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best person to pilot a submarine, you might have a problem. Also did
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a show on that topic. But anyway, so yes, they hire the
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best people. So that's not a controversy to me. There's been a couple
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of other things, none of it has concerned me. I feel like it's
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a really great show to show you a little bit of you know, give
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you an idea of what the life of Jesus was like. It's a different
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It's all in the Bible. That's what some argue. You shouldn't have to
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see it on film. You should be able to just read it in your
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Bible. Anyway, we like the show well. One of the things that
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when you're watching the show on the app where the show airs, because the
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show is provided on an app, you can just download the app and watch
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the show. That's the way the whole thing works. It's Angel Studios has
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their app, and they were running commercials for a movie that they were releasing
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on Independence Day on fourth of July, Sound of Freedom James Caviezel, who
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played Jesus and the Mel Gibson movie The Passion of the Christ, and he
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plays a guy who's fighting human trafficking, sex trafficking and human trafficking. That's
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the story behind this now apparently, And I can't speak to this fully,
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but I've seen people that have accused Jim Caviezel of being someone who has repeated
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or gotten caught up in or something. I don't know some of the QAnon
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stuff, and I don't know specifically which I don't. It's he's an actor
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in a movie. I think we have to sometimes take a moment and realize
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that the actors in the movies, they're there to perform, right They're there
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to show up, pretend to be somebody else, do the best that they
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can do, and then when the movie comes out, they do publicity.
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They show up on a couple of interviews, they tell everybody, I enjoyed
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working on the movie. Here's what's going on in my life. Like I
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couldn't tell you the last time that I had some that I was gonna go
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watch a movie, and I thought, boy, I sure hope I get
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to see an interview with this guy and he's gonna tell me about his politics.
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That's just not how I'm wired. So and I know some people want
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that. They get mad too, They want to hear it. Oh my
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goodness. They want to know what the athletes are doing. They want to
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know all that stuff. So he's in this movie. He pops up on
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the screen every now and then and it says, hey, check out this
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movie in theaters. And it had a really solid opening for his kind of
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indie movie taking on I think at an important topic. But some people said,
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oh my gosh, he's into this que on stuff. Well, apparently
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there have been a few media outlets, far left ones that say that the
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whole movie is just this big old QAnon movie. This is sort of the
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way. And I don't know specifically what their gripe is with QAnon, other
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than that they're basically saying that people, this is not as big a problem.
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Human trafficking around the world is not as big a problem as they're making
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it out to be, and that there's much bigger, more important things that
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need to be tackled. So here, and this is coming from the US
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State Department. I'm just gonna lab the statistic ATUE twenty seven point six million
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people at any given time, according to the US State Department, could be
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a victim of human trafficking at any given time, twenty seven point six million.
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This number may have fluctuated more or less. I'm going to assume it
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might be more. I don't know how recent that stat that number came out.
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Twenty seven point six million people at any given moment, could be the
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victims of human trafficking, Okay, and that's probably an ongoing thing. It's
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a constant amount of suffering. This is something that's been compared. This is
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they call it modern slavery, right. This is lives destroyed, childhood's taken
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away, innocence lost, all it's all the horrible things. And that's the
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subject of this movie. This is about a guy, based on a true
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story, a guy who you know, it's not quite Liam Neeson taken,
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but it's kind of in that spirit. But this guy is doing this with
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core beliefs in the value of human life. But these media outlets have decided
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that this is all some q and on fantasy that it's more important. We
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have to understand that we have this is a Rolling Stone article, which that
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sure doesn't surprise you there is visible suffering all around us in America. They're
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poor and unhoused. Okay, that's a separate issue, but we'll get to
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that people brutalized or killed by police. Do we think that at any given
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moment there's twenty seven point six million people being brutalized and killed by the police
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at any given moment in the US? They say there's mass shootings, lack
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of healthcare, climate disasters. Yet over and over the far right turns these
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sordid fantasies about godless monsters hurting children. Again, back to the State Department,
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twenty seven point six million people at any given time could be victims of
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human trafficking. So we know the faceless monster that is the climate disasters,
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right, we're hearing right now. Oh my gosh, it's the how we
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got the new records for the hottest day. Oh it's unofficial, but it's
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hottest. The consensus. They like to throw consensus when they talk about science,
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the consensus. That's not how science works. By the way, there
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was consensus that the Earth was the center of the universe. There was a
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consensus of that from scientists, and they were wrong. Do the moment Joe
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Biden, they were wrong. Sorry, I'm not going to do that anymore.
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So this idea that climate disasters is far worse than twenty seven point six
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million people being tortured right now, that's coming from the State Department. That's
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not coming from QAnon. That's not coming from James Caviezel. It's like coming
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from James Woods. It's coming from the State Department. So all these things
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that they say are so much worse, so much worse. Again. Mass
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shootings, No, there's not twenty seven point six million people being shot at
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any given moment in the US. Lack of healthcare. I look, healthcare.
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We know that's an issue that is absolutely a problem, Okay, and
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there's a number of reasons that that is a problem. Okay. I know
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people now like we got Obamacare, it's available, it's an option, and
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they still or I'm not getting it. I just I'm not going to get
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it. I mean, that's that's part of the problem. We don't we
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don't want to acknowledge the fact that there are people who just have decided that
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they're just going to roll the dice. That was the case before Obamacare,
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That's always been the case. When people are just I'm just not going to
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get it. I don't I don't want to have it. And you have
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to have it to drive a car, but they can just you know,
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I'll just pay the fine whatever it is. I'll just stopt out of it.
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I don't want to get it. I don't want to have it.
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I don't want to have to spend any money on it, even if it's
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you know, mostly being subsidized by other people. I don't have to.
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I don't have to mess with it. So healthcare and you know, you
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can tell a climate they're talking climate disasters, they're not specifically talking about climate
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change. By the way, solar maximum coming early expected to be here in
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the next couple of years, and we're basically there now as temperatures are spiking,
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and there have been predictions now for a little while, not necessarily from
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any of the consensus scientists. But then the next you know, by the
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by twenty twenty seven, twenty thirty, somewhere in that range, that temperatures
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could start going down because we're gonna have this period of we'll get out of
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solar maximum, we'll go back into solar minimum, and then we'll potentially and
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we'll see we'll see how much everybody spikes the football and says, we did
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it. We saved the world. We did it. But right now,
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it's you know, you know, Jane Fonda just did her interview where she
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said, we got eight years and then we're all gonna die. Eight years.
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That's all we got left. We got to fix it within eight years.
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Is it a coincide? I thought it was a coincidence that she said
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eight years, and then I realized, wait a minute, that's right around
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when we're gonna come out of this. So maybe we can all get it
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together. We can get rid of our gas stoves and our dishwashers and all
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those things, and we're gonna fix it. They're gonna make it all better
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within eight years. That's we got about eight years and we're all gonna die.
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So yeah, apparently this movie. It's why Why is this movie so
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dangerous? Why don't they hate it so much? I don't know what is
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it about? If I were a conspiracy guy, you know, if I
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were a conspiracy guy, which I'm not. I'm really not. I do
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sometimes see things and I go, it doesn't sound right that this seems weird
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that all of a sudden now we got some things that medically are being encouraged,
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and that there's these these companies, these drug companies and medical facilities that
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are making billions of dollars for it. I mean, anybody else might think
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that's a bit of a conspiracy. There's something going on behind the scenes,
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right, something seems weird about billions of dollars, Or somebody might look at
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I don't know, all the climate screaming and yelling and oh, we're all
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going to die, and we need more funding, and we need to take
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all the money from wealthier people and give it to poorer people around the world.
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We need to do that, and this giant change of redistribution of wealth
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that's happening. Nobody might take people screaming for more funding for their science by
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telling everybody the world's going to end. It's a religion. Now it is.
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It's a religion. Now it's this is the we're all gonna die,
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the world's gonna end. I've been talking about that lately to anybody who'll listen.
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Suddenly, now this whole climate thing is a religion. That means our
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government can't force it on us Green New Deal. They can't push that on
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us because it's a religion. Now, you know, you got your apocalypse,
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it's in there. You got all you put in, all your faith
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in science. To me, it's become a religion. But anyway, I'm
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disagreeing that it's it's it's hot. It definitely. You know, we're we're
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we got issues we got I'm a I'm a stewardship environmentalist. Take care of
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the planet, take care of each other, take care of things. That's
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where I'm at. Do what you can do. You got plastic, get
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it recycled. Yeah, don't do that. That's what we can do.
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Anyway, So, uh yeah, they they If I were a conspiracy guy,
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if I were to sit back and say, I don't know these conspiracies
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maybe have some teeth to them, I might wonder what it is about human
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trafficking and spitting in the face of people trying to stop human trafficking. That
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would make I don't know. Some of these media outlets, Rolling Stone and
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uh Jezebel, you know, I don't even know that one. I guess
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it's a I guess it's like a leftist feminist site. They're a apparently opposed
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to shedding the light on human trafficking. I don't understand that. I don't.
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I don't. I don't know what they're talking about. They said that
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they were entertained in some way by the movie, but that it was propaganda,
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suggesting at least that it was propaganda. Washington Post said that A Sound
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of Freedom doesn't actually depict anything QAnon conspiracy fantasies, is what they said.
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The quote doesn't depict anything close to QAnon conspiracy fantasies. The film's villains are
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common criminals, not the shadowy cabal of occultists imagined by q and honors.
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And that's coming from the Washington Post. So again, twenty seven point six
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million people could at any moment be victims of human trafficking at any given time.
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Yet some of these outlets are trying to say that big of a deal.
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We don't worry about police shooting somebody. We got to worry about mass
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shootings, climate change. Those are more important than the lives of these people
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that are modern day slaves. It's just telling you, if you were a
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conspiracy theorist, maybe maybe you might just think there's something weird about this need
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good look at what's going on in the sky, and doctor Rosa Williams will
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navigate you through the constellations the planets let you know what's going on in those
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nighttime skies. Happens Monday nights, nine pm through July the seventeenth. It's
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Astronomy Nights at Callaway Gardens. You can check out all of the events on
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the events tab at the Coca Cola Space Science Center website. It is CCSSC
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dot org stands for Coca Cola Space Science Center CCSSC dot org. More West
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Caroll Morning Show right after the break the Red Door insidious. I guess I
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got that backwards, insidious the Red Door, but all the promotion for it
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has been a Woods behind the Red Door. So I led with that number
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one for the weekend thirty two point seven million dollars. Indiana Jones and The
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Dial of Destiny twenty six point five million. I saw that one. I'll
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get back to that as Sound of Freedom eighteen point two million. Not bad,
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not bad at all, right there in third place, Elemental and fourth
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and Spider Man Across the Spider Verse in fifth place. So there you're a
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surprise hit for Sound of Freedom. Now I saw Indiana Jones. I enjoyed
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it. I know there's been some mixed reviews on it. Some people really
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like it, some people, I guess hated it. And that's kind of
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how it all goes. People are talking believability. I didn't especially like Crystal
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Skull. There were some believability issues in that. You know, just a
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few in that one, but they all had some believability things going on,
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right, I mean, they're all leaps of faith in those stories that you're
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watching. And you know, Indiana Jones, every Indiana Jones movie has some
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sort of a small vehicle driving and then it turns a corner and kind of
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wobbles. You know, that's believable, but they all have that. Have
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you noticed that. I was waiting for that moment. It was like listening
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out for you know, I got a bad feeling about this. In a
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Star Wars movie, you're just waiting on it because you know the car is
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going to turn a corner and it's just gonna it's just gonna wobble a little
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bit. So anyway, but I enjoyed it. It was fine, it
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was fun all right to Hallmark Channels. Christmas in July is underway. I
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didn't mention the start of that, but it's in full force. Christmas in
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July. We got past the June twenty fifth point, so we're six six
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months away from Christmas. As I have already stated, and I was going
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to talk about the Hallmark thing, but as I've already stayed, I'm really
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excited about our new artificial Christmas tree. I'm just fired up about it.
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Sad that once we set it up then it's done. It's not new anymore.
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So I'm just enjoying the fact that I know that it's in storage,
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it's all boxed up, it's ready to go. I checked it to make
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sure there wasn't a pink piece in there. If you watched the show The
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Middle, you know what I'm talking about. All the parts were there.
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But then I boxed it back up put it back away. So I just
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really excited about it. July is for Ihop pancake tacos. If you've ever
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falled a pancake eating it like a taco, yeah, apparently I hop thinks
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that might be a thing, because they've launched pancake tacos at ihop for a
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limited time through the end of the month. They're going to be serving the
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tacos. There's silver dollar pancakes folded like a taco with sweet or savory flavors
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that you can add inside and you eat it with your hand, so you
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can do. They've got some where it's uh, you know, fruit and
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like cream and things inside. You can also get it, I guess with
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the you know, eggs and meats and things in there. I see chocolate
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chips and some of these photos. Here's the description for something they got fresh
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strawberry cheesecake, caramel banana pancake, breakfast pancake, which is eggs, hickory
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smoke, bacon jack and cheddar cheese. And then the country chicken and gravy.
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There we go, pancake taco. That's all right, give me some
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biscuits and gravy. Can we get a biscuit folded up? I'm all,
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I'm always an advocate for some biscuits and gravy. I do like the idea
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though. It's pretty good. You know. I don't know what took so
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long they even come on the little little taco trays. They got those little
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uh it's not they don't have the W shape, but they've got the like
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the ongoing scribble shape to go with it. But I like it. I'm
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I think I'm gonna have to go get some That sounds pretty dorn good to
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me. All right. That'll do it for this Monday edition of the show.
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