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Strange Timing for the "Alien" Presentation in Mexico · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day, and you're listening to The West Carol Morning Show. Friday morning,
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fifteenth day of September. I'm West Thanks for joining me. Now it's the
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halfway point, halfway through the month of September. Here we go. Let
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talk a little bit about aliens. I don't want to spend a lot of
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time talking about aliens because I talked a lot about aliens on yesterday's Made of
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Stars podcast. So what I'm about to say if you like the my take
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on it, or you want to hear more on it, and you want
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to hear from someone who is an actual expert on these issues, an actual
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professor, someone who deals in an actual scientist, how about that? Is
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that a better way to put it? Then you can listen to Metea Stars
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and hear doctor Sean Cruisen and I talk about this. But I just want
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to quickly touch on a couple of things because and he and I I go
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through this great length on you. We did an extra long version of Mata
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Stars. Normally shows about half an hour. We went about forty five fifty
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minutes because we talked so much about the supposed aliens that were presented this week
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to the like a committee in Congress in Mexico. So there's a few things
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that have to really be covered, and I'm going to do a very quick
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version of it, because again we covered a great length on Mata stars.
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But I just want to say this we have here in the US. There
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has been some amount of credible witnesses that have come forward to talk about what
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are now known as UAPs, formerly known as UFOs, formerly unidentified flying objects,
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and they've decided that for whatever reason, they've moved on to another name,
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perhaps partly from the stigma that comes from the old you know, UFO
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name and those sorts of things, but unidentified anomalous phenomena. Up at one
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point it was aerial and then they changed it to anomalous because some of them,
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these mysterious unidentified objects went under water and they said, well, we
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can't really just say they're aerial. We have to give them the you know,
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better name. So there is an actual committee, like with NASA that
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will be learning more about these UAPs. They have created this group for the
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purposes of studying and understanding whatever these things are that have been spotted by uh,
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you know fighter pilots, by commercial pilots. There has been actual testimony
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from people about this that they've seen these things, they can't explain them,
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they don't know where they've come from, they don't know what they are.
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And rather than diving into this head first and going, well, clearly it's
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extraterrestrial, it's from another planet, although some have said that this group is
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in place, and again it's part of NASA, and the goal is,
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as the Administrator of NASA, Bill Nelson said yesterday in an update like a
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press conference that they had yesterday, that they're trying to shift from sensationalism to
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science. That's the goal is to get to actual science. They're not denying
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any more existence of these uap they're you know, confirming that there's something that
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people have seen that they can't explain. There is something there. They don't
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know what it is. They can't say that it's from this planet or beyond.
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They're not to you know, they're studying this. This is the objective
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is to study this and try to get some sort of an answer. That's
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the goal. So the day before yesterday's independent study team giving their results thus
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far and then talking about their goals moving forward, including the fact that they
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have appointed a director of UAP research. They didn't name who the person was,
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but they said that there is someone who will be using AI different space
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based resources. They're going to be working with basically crowdsourcing, inviting people to
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share things. They want to take away the stigma of the whole UFO thing,
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and that's what they want to do. But the day before this big
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announcement was the day that the supposed alien bodies were presented in Mexico's first public
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congressional hearing on UAPs. So back in twenty seventeen, this same ufologist apparently
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presented something else, maybe the same things, I don't know, he presented
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something that was ultimately determined in Peru to not be alien bodies, So basically
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sensationalism. The day before the NASA hearing to get away from sensationalism and move
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towards science. It's concerning because, as we've seen in the last really few
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years, at least since I mean for a while now, but at least
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a lot of it since twenty twenty, this whole notion of you start talking
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about a conspiracy, you start talking conspiracy theories, and people God it's a
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piracy theory, is no truth to that at all, And then we've seen
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evidence come along to suggest that there seems to be some sort of evidence to
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some of these conspiracy theories. So avoiding all of the alien conspiracy theories because
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that's not what I'm talking about. I'm just saying it's just a weird coincidence
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that this happened the day before. And it also one of those fighter pilots
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I was talking about that has spoken in front of US Congress and their committee
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studying UAPs, Ryan Graves, was actually convinced to come and speak at this
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event where these supposed alien bodies were presented, So he got kind of duped
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into that. He got dragged into that. But anyway, as I said,
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you may have seen it in the news, you may have seen the
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story floating around. I don't know that any of the news stories I've seen
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have done it real justice. A few people have kind of decided to do
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a little bit of a deep dive into this ufologist that made this presentation and
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his past record of I don't know. They call him a grave robber in
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some instances. I don't I don't know exactly what he was trying to pass
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off as aliens, but they looked weird. And hearing that he has once
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before used you know, paper and glue stuck to mannequins or even possible remnants
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of other human bodies, it tells me enough to know that this is not
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really somebody that you would take very seriously in the circumstance. It's just a
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weird It's a weird coincidence, isn't it that this just pops up right around
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the same time that NASA is trying to give some sort of credibility to following
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the science on this. It just seems strange the timing of all of it,
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doesn't it anyway. So you can hear more about that on the Mat
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to Stars podcast that is available. The latest episode of that show is available
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and waiting for you wherever you got this podcast, you can listen to Made
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of Stars, same format whatever you're listening on, and that The title of
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the episode in question is Extraterrestrials on Display in Mexico. I thought I'd go
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a little bit into the sensationalism of it with the title. I thought that
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would be fun. So anyway, check that out. We had a good
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time talking about it. We don't like talking about the sensationalist stuff, but
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when we do, we have to talk about it trying to come at it
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from a science standpoint. That's what we try to do whenever we discuss something
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like that. So there you go. Check it out. And you know,
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maybe you already listened to Made of Stars, maybe you're listening to both,
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but all right. So Nancy Pelosi, former Speaker of the House,
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had an opportunity to talk about Kamala Harris, the vice president. She was
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doing an interview with Anderson Cooper on CNN and she basically was asked whether or
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not Kamala Harris was the best running mate to help the president win reelection.
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The opportunity was there. It's a yes or no question. But politicians sometimes
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are gonna politic. Chris Rock had the great line about the Siegfried and Roy
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tiger that everybody said, oh, man, the tiger went crazy and bid
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him, and he said, no, the tiger didn't go crazy. The
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tiger went tiger. So I don't think we should ever be surprised what a
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politician decides to politic, right, that shouldn't be any big shocking revelation that
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you've got a politician who is not going to just answer the question. It's
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a question, is that the best running mate? Yes or no. It's
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a very simple question, but sometimes it says more about the way that the
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question gets answered that kind of reveals a lot about what the actual answer might
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be. Do you think Kamala Harris is the best running mate to help Joe
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Biden win reelection? The answer was, he thinks so, and that's what
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matters. So Biden thinks so that's what matters. And then Anderson Cooper asked
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what do you think so? And then she did not again answer the question.
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She said that Harris is very politically astute, and she said that she
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doesn't get enough credit. And she also said that you know, people will
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often well, I guess a third time, he asked, do you think
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she's the best running mate? Though? And she said, she is the
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vice president of United States. Some people say to me, why isn't she
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doing this or that? I say, because she's the vice president. That's
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the job description. You don't do that much. You know, maybe we're
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in a time him right now where the vice president should do some things.
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I mean, I know historically, you know, there's the old stories about
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John Adams being frustrated at how little the job involved, and the John Adams
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mini series that was on HBO. It was a great series, by the
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way, if he didn't get a chance to watch it, it's worth watching.
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And you know, John Adams is depicted as just kind of reading the
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paper while he's presiding over the Senate. He's just reading the paper and he's
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just bored out of his mind, doesn't want anything to do with what's going
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on, because he understands, you know, if they interrupt him reading the
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paper, it's because there's a tie, and that's about it. That's all
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that's really going on there. So that's all the way to the beginning,
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right, that all goes right back to the beginning, the first vice president
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of the United States. So I don't think it's any big shock that we've
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had some vice presidents that weren't very active. We've had some that were,
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we've had some that were remember when, and I don't remember any specific instances,
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but I'm sure that Nancy Pelosi supported Joe Biden for president. She would
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have supported him, I'm sure, And part of the reason why she thought
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he was qualified was because he was, you know, vice president. So
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if he'd been vice president and she thought he should be president, then that
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means that she thinks that vice president should do something right, or that she
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believed at least at one time that they did something. But when asked,
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is uh, you know, Kamala Harris the best possible running mate to help
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Joe Biden win, she wouldn't give a straight answer. She gave a you
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know series of you know, oh, she's a very astute, you know,
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he thinks she's a good pig. And then Anderson Cooper asked her as
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Joe Biden the best presidential candidate for Democrats. Yes, was the answer.
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That's it. She gave an answer. Then she said she understands the job.
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She gets the job, she gets the reason the questions being asked.
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She understands when it's okay to say yes and no, and she understands when
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you're not supposed to answer right. She understands that you have to give some
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little vague thing if you don't know, I don't know if does that means
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she thinks she should be the pick for vice But I don't know, I
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don't know what. I don't know what to read into her inability to give
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a yes or no answer to the questions. I really don't understand at all.
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But many think we've talked about the sixty nine percent that say that Biden
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shouldn't be the candidate, and it many think that Harris is an major hindrance
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to the ticket, major hindrance to the campaign. So I don't see unless
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it comes through the impeachment, If it comes through that process, and that
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comes through and we get to a stage where it seems like Biden needs to
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step aside, or if we get to a point and I don't know that
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he even would step aside, maybe that would be time for them to push
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him out of the way. I just don't know that anybody really believes that
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Harris is the candidate to go to I don't see. You know, she
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didn't do well in the primaries. She did horribly. She was the first
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one out. She was the first one out after making it to one debate,
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insulting Joe Biden, calling him sexist and racist or whatever she said,
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and then becoming the pick because he was absolutely catering to and pandering two black
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women, the voters that he believes, you know, should should be loyal
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if he If he does what he says, and he picks a running mate
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that they would like, which is what he did. So that was it
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there. You know, I don't know if he really looked at anybody else.
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I don't know if he looked at Tammy Duckworth. I don't know if
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he looked at Stacy A. Probably not Stacy Abrams. That's laughable. At
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this point, there was a time when people thought maybe Stacy Abrahams would be
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somebody that would consider. She was certainly trying hard to get it. She
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wanted it, she still wants it. I think she still thinks maybe she
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won the governor's race. I don't know. It was cool for a little
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while to be an election deny or it's not cool anymore to do it.
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Apparently it all depends on who's denying it and which election it is. Obviously,
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So there we go, politician being a politician. Because we're gonna see
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more and more of the greatest hits of people that are going to be doing
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the campaigning on behalf of Joe Biden. He won't be doing it. He's
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not going to be able to do it because he's just you know, he
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said the other day he needed to go to bed, he said the other
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day. They get mad at me if I get off of topic or if
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I say something that they don't want me to say. So he's going to
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have other people in place doing these interviews for him. Harris did one over
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the weekend, and here was doing one during the week So get ready for
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more of that. Get ready for more dodging answers to questions. But you
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can believe this, if it is a Biden Harris ticket officially next year,
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they'll be all in for both of them. There'll be no questioning it.
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can be scary for people, and apparently Americans are concerned about getting old and
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who's going to take care of them. A recent survey found seventy percent of
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Americans fear old age are mostly afraid of needing to live in a nursing home
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or assisted living facility. More than forty percent believe that nursing facilities are unsafe.
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Sixty one percent of people say that they wouldn't feel comfortable putting a loved
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one in a nursing home. I wonder how this relates to COVID in New
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York. You know, I remember the governor in New York that was you
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didn't seem to mind packing everybody in the nursing homes and creating a horrible circumstance
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and situation for people. And as I've said many many times before concerning COVID,
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at the beginning, there was a lot of confusion. I didn't really
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want to blame a lot of people for doing a lot of different things because
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I don't think anybody really knew what to do. They didn't know how to
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understand now that there were some really bad decisions. Maybe that was a really
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high risk all in one location and then be confused at why many of them
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in those locations were dying. Latest class action lawsuit against fast food is going
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after Arby's and they claim that the roast Beef chain is misleading when they say
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they have the meats. I like the story. I just like the story
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because I like the hat we have the meats line. I think that's a
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great line. And you know, Ving Rames reading it's great. The specific
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beef the plaintiff has with Arby's is that it's sandwiches contain about half the meat
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advertised in the marketing materials. Joseph Alongus followed the lawsuit in New York Federal
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quoral math of anyone who's ever purchased anything at Arby's the Sandwich in New York
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since September five, twenty twenty. In addition to his allegation that Arby's is
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skimping on the meat, he claims the double beef and cheddar sandwich does not
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contain roast beef as advertised. The lawsuit seeks monetary damages fully compensating all individuals
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who purchased an overstated menu item. This is gonna get I mean, I
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don't see this going anywhere really, but this is basically a lawsuit saying that
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your pictures or your TV ads show way better looking food and more meat on
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there than what you actually are serving. And that's true, I guess,
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of just about everything. How many times have you ever actually ordered something at
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a fast food place, especially, and it looked anything close to like what
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you actually were purchasing and you actually picked up from there? I don't know,
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all right, a Russian company that specializes in customizing smartphones is designed one
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to drop it in water, in the pool, the toilet. This thing's
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uh, they call it the iPhone fifteen diamond snowflake, said to be the
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most expensive iPhone ever. I would hope, so, I would hope.
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So five hundred sixty two, What do you who needs that? I mean,
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that's like a Kardashian phone, right? Is there anybody that needs to
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be carrying around a five hundred sixty two thousand dollars smartphone. It's it's not
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smart at all. That's that's a lot. I suppose, though, as
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long as you can prove it belongs to you, nobody could really steal it,
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change the activation on it. I mean, now they're hard to do
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that anyway, but it would be a pretty distinctive phone to have just turn
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