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"UN (In)Security Council" (Saturday, May 9, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 7: Saturday needs.
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  Speaker 4: couldn't even hear myself.
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  Speaker 7: Felt like felt like I was lost in the woods
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  Speaker 7: on this Saturday morning. Happy Mother's Day weekend. And if
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  Speaker 7: former DHS Secretary for most of You and Attorney General
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  Speaker 7: for the Commonwealth of Virginia and now the head of
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  Speaker 7: the election Transparency Initiative, Ken Kochinelli on the ruling yesterday
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  Speaker 7: the Virginia Supreme Court decided not enough people nationwide. We're
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  Speaker 7: paying attention to Virginia, and like the kid in the
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  Speaker 7: grocery store who needs attentions, obviously not being attended to
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  Speaker 7: enough of you, we had to go make news so
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  Speaker 7: that everyone would start talking about us again. But you
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  Speaker 7: know this one was pending. We knew this one was coming.
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  Speaker 7: The ruling, we'll get into some more details of what
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  Speaker 7: was decided, but the Supreme Court, in its abstract decided
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  Speaker 7: that because Democrats broke the law is not sufficient reason
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  Speaker 7: to say, sure, go ahead. Apparently just cause still has
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  Speaker 7: a home in the United States, not jurisprudence by just because.
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  Speaker 7: The Democrats argument boiled down to, well, we did it already,
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  Speaker 7: so you can't make us undo it, And the court said,
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  Speaker 7: was it? Lee Corso used to say on the football
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  Speaker 7: pregame shows, not so fast, my friend. So another loss
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  Speaker 7: of the congressional map so that they can win in November,
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  Speaker 7: pretty well on their way to winning anyway in November.
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  Speaker 7: We'll get into more details with that, but suffice to say,
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  Speaker 7: Virginia's Supreme Court has overturned the referendum on the redistrict.
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  Speaker 7: There is no appeal to it either. That's kind of
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  Speaker 7: what Ken's point was in the clip we played there
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  Speaker 7: in our First Things. This Saturday morning, the Administration has
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  Speaker 7: revised its proposed UN resolution demanding that Iran halt attacks
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  Speaker 7: and the deployment of minds in the Strait of Hormuz.
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  Speaker 7: Changes are unlikely, according to those who have seen the document,
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  Speaker 7: to avert a Chinese and Russian veto of the plan,
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  Speaker 7: diplomats said on Friday after reading the updated draft shared
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  Speaker 7: with the Security Council, members removed a clause invoking Chapter
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  Speaker 7: seven of the UN Charter, which would allow the Council
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  Speaker 7: to impose measures ranging from sanctions to military action. Russia
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  Speaker 7: reportedly offered to send Iran thousands of advanced drones that
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  Speaker 7: they've rigged up to evade electronic jamming, along with training
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  Speaker 7: on how to use them against American troops in the
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  Speaker 7: Middle East, according to intelligence documents obtained by the Economist.
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  Speaker 7: According to the report, Russia's gru Military Intelligence agency prepared
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  Speaker 7: a ten page proposal offering I RAN five thousand short
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  Speaker 7: range fiber optic drones that they're not using to bombard
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  Speaker 7: targets in Ukraine. Italian Prime Minister Georgia Maloney met with
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  Speaker 7: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio yesterday. Rubio was in
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  Speaker 7: Italy for a couple of days meetings with Pope Leo
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  Speaker 7: first and then Maloney after attacks on the pontiff by
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  Speaker 7: President Trump in social media posts. Is also there to
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  Speaker 7: smooth over relations with Italy's Prime minister, who has always
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  Speaker 7: been an ardent supporter of the President, but is facing
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  Speaker 7: public animosity to the war in Iran, mostly driven by
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  Speaker 7: media posts and the price of gas that has gone
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  Speaker 7: up there prodigiously. America's employers delivered one hundred and fifteen
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  Speaker 7: thousand new jobs despite an economic shock from the Iran war.
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  Speaker 7: Hiring was better than the sixty five thousand that forecasters expected,
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  Speaker 7: nearly doubled what they had expected, and the unemployment rate
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  Speaker 7: in the nation remained at four point three percent. And
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  Speaker 7: a Utah judge on Friday rejected or request by Tyler Robinson,
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  Speaker 7: drone and Iran and you know who is their puppet master?
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  Speaker 4: Is it?
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  Speaker 7: Both China and Russia both seem to be playing different
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  Speaker 7: roles in this, China sort of the harsh parent calling
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  Speaker 7: a basarachi to Beijing to scold him about not getting
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  Speaker 7: a deal done with the United States. Russia quietly saying,
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  Speaker 7: just keep bombing them, just just keep you know, play it,
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  Speaker 7: playing the role of the agitator here. We'll give you
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  Speaker 7: more drones. Don't make peace, We'll give you more. We'll
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  Speaker 7: give you We'll give you drones. They can't jam. Apparently
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  Speaker 7: we've been jamming their drones. One of the downsides of
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  Speaker 7: the technology. And we got into the technology of remote
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  Speaker 7: controlled war. And it was pointed out to me by
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  Speaker 7: somebody who has served both in elected office but also
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  Speaker 7: in forward things, that history of mankind has been to
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  Speaker 7: invent new machinery to make it easier for me to
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  Speaker 7: kill you on the battlefield while you can't kill me.
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  Speaker 7: He said, you know, starting with the archers at Agent Corp.
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  Speaker 7: You know, oh, hold it, we can shoot arrows from
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  Speaker 7: all the way up here, and you can't you come
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  Speaker 7: at us because you have swords in your hands. So
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  Speaker 7: distance battle has always been a thing. But it hadn't
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  Speaker 7: struck me that all these drone attacks, if you have
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  Speaker 7: a defense system, drones are pretty straightforward on how to stop.
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  Speaker 7: Now the munitions they have, You might jam them and
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  Speaker 7: they'll go somewhere else, but they're eventually going to drop
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  Speaker 7: their bombs, shoot their missiles. But you can certainly keep
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  Speaker 7: them from their desired targets. But the UN again showing
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  Speaker 7: how its structure is keeping it from having any effect whatsoever,
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  Speaker 7: and it has been laughable. I can't recall a time
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  Speaker 7: in my adult life where something being brought to the
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  Speaker 7: UN wasn't a joke. That the UN would be taking
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  Speaker 7: up a resolution and a harshly worded letter, and considering
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  Speaker 7: it was established as a body whose goal and its
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  Speaker 7: stated mission was to stop war, it has been about
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  Speaker 7: as incapable of fulfilling its mission as any number of
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  Speaker 7: pick your favorite woe begone sports team, Oakland A, I'm sorry,
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  Speaker 7: Sacramento A's well, maybe moving to Las Vegas.
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  Speaker 4: Nobody will notice.
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  Speaker 7: You know, all these teams that lose year after year
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  Speaker 7: after year after year, the Cleveland Browns, you know, so
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  Speaker 7: Woe Begone a franchise that they had to make a
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  Speaker 7: fictional movie that made it seem like they were good.
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  Speaker 7: I you know, I can't blame them. I'm talking about
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  Speaker 7: Draft Day. It seemed to work for the Cleveland Indians.
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  Speaker 7: All of a sudden, there they were. I hold, it
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  Speaker 7: is Charlie Sheen playing for them.
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  Speaker 4: Now they're actually.
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  Speaker 7: Winning the Then, as a body that is supposed to
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  Speaker 7: be stopping war by being a place where we can
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  Speaker 7: all sit down and talk to one another, has it.
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  Speaker 4: I don't think it has always.
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  Speaker 7: Been this way, but it has been so incapable of
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  Speaker 7: doing anything because of the way they were structured. And
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  Speaker 7: you know, deals are deals. But to have the Security
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  Speaker 7: Council with this ability to hold itself up from moving
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  Speaker 7: forward despite most all the country is involved by you
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  Speaker 7: just you know, you can't have one of the big
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  Speaker 7: three veto And how did Russia hold on to its
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  Speaker 7: veto in the Security Council when it was the Soviet Union?
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  Speaker 7: But I'm sure it's how the charter was written. These lawyers,
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  Speaker 7: they they don't just you know, work on screwing people
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  Speaker 7: like you and me. But the UN and they're harshly
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  Speaker 7: worded life letters and then vetos by you know, US
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  Speaker 7: does it just as much, maybe maybe not as frequently
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  Speaker 7: as China and Russia do. And this is why this
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  Speaker 7: body is never going to fulfill its ideal of stopping
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  Speaker 7: these conflicts from happening, because they really exacerbate them. From
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  Speaker 7: where I sit, they seem to actually pour gasoline on
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  Speaker 7: these interactions, these these love taps, as President Trump called them.
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  Speaker 7: And you know, some controversy over him firing, you know,
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  Speaker 7: the administration, the US military firing some missiles at Iranian targets,
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  Speaker 7: and Iran's response was they shot missiles at a tanker
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  Speaker 7: I think was the case, but they didn't say they
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  Speaker 7: hit it. And so everyone was like, oh, well, Trump
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  Speaker 7: broke the ceasefire. I don't know how the ceasefire is
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  Speaker 7: written specifically, but you know, I'm getting a pretty good
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  Speaker 7: primer in, you know, well, it's what the definition of
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  Speaker 7: is is if not hitting something doesn't violate the ceasefire,
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  Speaker 7: then I don't think we violated the ceasefire. But an
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  Speaker 7: interesting subtext to this, like many third world dictatorships Iran
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  Speaker 7: now that you know, and we did this, so we
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  Speaker 7: broke it their command and control. I was reading a
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  Speaker 7: piece Friday, and then there's another piece Washington Post this
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  Speaker 7: morning about this Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps basically saying, no,
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  Speaker 7: we're not listening to the government anymore. They've become the
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  Speaker 7: military dictators over several regions of Iran. At reports from
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  Speaker 7: inside the country, New York Posts say, and this is
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  Speaker 7: what we see in so many of these banana republics
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  Speaker 7: in South and Central America as well. All of a sudden,
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  Speaker 7: some general says, well, the iatola is dead. Okay, we're
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  Speaker 7: in charge now. I mean, it was everything they said
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  Speaker 7: about Alexander Haig after President Reagan was shot.
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  Speaker 4: It's not what he said at all, but that's okay.
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  Speaker 4: It made for a.
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  Speaker 7: Funny arc of I'm in charge here. But this Iranian
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  Speaker 7: Republican Guard Corp has basically taken over at least a
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  Speaker 7: third of her Ran.
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  Speaker 19: Honestly, it's May ninth, So I just wanted to give
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, it's interesting the ceasefire in Moscow so they could
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  Speaker 7: Four three, four eight eight two four two one seven.
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  Speaker 7: I haven't addressed the texts that came in on the
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  Speaker 7: Virginia ruling because and I will because we sat down
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  Speaker 7: with Ken Couchinelli from the Election Transparency Initiative about the
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  Speaker 7: ruling that came down yesterday basically smacking the Democrats hands
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  Speaker 7: and said no, but there's bigger abstracts here again Supreme
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  Speaker 7: Court exposing the fact that our judge are no longer
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  Speaker 7: independent arbiters of what the law is. They're political partisans.
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  Speaker 7: And I'll explain why I say that. Also, from what
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  Speaker 7: I understand, dogs and ponies are now protesting outside the UN,
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  Speaker 7: saying stop making us look bad. If you're going to
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  Speaker 7: be a dog and pony show, be a good one
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  Speaker 7: at least. But we've got a bunch of folks on
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  Speaker 7: the line here, so let's get them in the queue here,
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  Speaker 7: Bob in Moscow?
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  Speaker 4: Yes that one? Uh, happy May ninth? They're happy? Ve
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  Speaker 4: do they call it v E day?
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  Speaker 19: There?
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  Speaker 4: Bob? What was it?
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  Speaker 4: Okay? All right? Well, happy poor Betty day?
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  Speaker 21: The v And yes, the UN is useless. But let's
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  Speaker 21: get something straight about Solinsky. Dolinsky is a puppet and
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  Speaker 21: I wouldn't be surprised if he's been funded by George Sorels.
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  Speaker 4: He might be.
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  Speaker 7: He's he's a big world Economic Forum guy. Oh, they
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  Speaker 7: love him almost as much as they used to love uh,
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  Speaker 7: the guy in Canada.
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  Speaker 21: Right, because they're using him to make tons of money.
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  Speaker 21: My question is azof what connection does George Sorels have
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  Speaker 21: to azof and bite? And the other question is is
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  Speaker 21: it was It was the biggest joke and scam about
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  Speaker 21: Zelenski saying, oh, let's let's have a ceasefire May fourth,
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  Speaker 21: May sixth. Ukraine doesn't celebrate the day on May fourth
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  Speaker 21: to six. They celebrated May eighth until the changeover. Now
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  Speaker 21: they celebrated in connection with Europe on May nine. This
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  Speaker 21: is all a scam. And the number of drones and
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  Speaker 21: attacks that Ukraine did on the same night they're claiming
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  Speaker 21: Russia centromes. There was no ceasefire. It was just i'll
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  Speaker 21: talk because the orders were already given them bulls side
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  Speaker 21: and the drones were already in the air when Tolenski
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  Speaker 21: made the statements, he knew it.
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  Speaker 4: I didn't.
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  Speaker 7: I did not know there were Ukrainian drones going after
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  Speaker 7: Russian targets as well.
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  Speaker 4: There I do.
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  Speaker 21: Close to hit close to where it was in Samara.
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  Speaker 21: Really it was closed down. My flights were delayed on
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  Speaker 21: that Monday. Yeah, the kras And Dark football team plane
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  Speaker 21: got diverted from where it was going to Samara because
• 47:35
  Speaker 21: where they were going in Moscow they couldn't land because
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  Speaker 21: of drones.
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  Speaker 7: And I did not know about the airplane closures to
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  Speaker 7: see this is this is also half the problem with
• 47:44
  Speaker 7: the way the press is covering this, because you know,
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  Speaker 7: we're we're seeing reports and you get reports about bombardments
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  Speaker 7: in you know, the in and around, Oh it's near
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  Speaker 7: Chernobyl or you know, and everything, but you see next
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  Speaker 7: to nothing and it really to nothing has been coming
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  Speaker 7: from this ever since the bombardment of Tehran started. The
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  Speaker 7: whole world press has decided, oh, this isn't interesting anymore,
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  Speaker 7: so let's go and cover this.
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  Speaker 21: And did this the United States and create Britain refusing
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  Speaker 21: to stop the war before it started? Did it have
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  Speaker 21: anything to do with Russian and the dumping up oil
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  Speaker 21: onto the market that brought the gaso line down to
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  Speaker 21: a bucket gallon in the United States and the big
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  Speaker 21: oil companies were upset.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know if the big oil companies were upset.
• 48:38
  Speaker 7: I know that there is a magic number. I think
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  Speaker 7: somebody told me it was fifty five or fifty six
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  Speaker 7: dollars a barrel. If oil goes below that, the American
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  Speaker 7: oil producers and the refiners can't even pay their bills
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  Speaker 7: off of oil that costs less than fifty five US
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  Speaker 7: dollars a barrel. Of course that's actually about thirty four
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  Speaker 7: cents based on the actual value of our dollars.
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  Speaker 21: But what so, yes, they can pay it if they
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  Speaker 21: stopped the dividends and the top executives take a cut
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  Speaker 21: and pay while the extreme problem is going on. There's
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  Speaker 21: ways to do it, it's just they don't want to.
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  Speaker 21: And the Ukraine War was solved everything, and with the
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  Speaker 21: Nord Stream to bombing by Ukraine and blowing up. Now
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  Speaker 21: the natural gas either has to go through Ukraine or
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  Speaker 21: come from the United States. So there's a lot more
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  Speaker 21: to what's going on. And today's victory Crede. Yeah, it
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  Speaker 21: was way way scaled back, because it's just the last
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  Speaker 21: five years has slowly been scaling back. And I think
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  Speaker 21: it's just because it's history and the old regime and
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  Speaker 21: the old people are slowly dying off. The young people
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  Speaker 21: don't care about history anymore.
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  Speaker 4: Even in the United States.
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  Speaker 21: How many people know that people in the United States
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  Speaker 21: know about Pearl Harbor.
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  Speaker 7: Oh, you know, it is sadly becoming fewer and fewer.
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  Speaker 7: But I also wonder if some of it has to
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  Speaker 7: do with the fact that the Russian people, obviously still
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  Speaker 7: in support of Putin, you know, are seeing the allies
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  Speaker 7: of then not so much the allies of now. It
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  Speaker 7: will be interesting to see. You know, you mentioned Great Britain.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know if you saw the story, but Nigel Farage,
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  Speaker 7: who has been outspoken about NATO and the West's attitude
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  Speaker 7: and behavior towards the collapse, well, what remained Russia after
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  Speaker 7: the Soviet Union collapsed, basically giving rise to Putin, Putting
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  Speaker 7: putting Russia in a position that they had no choice
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  Speaker 7: but to turn to a guy like Putin to bring
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  Speaker 7: back the good old days. And and so it'll be
• 51:05
  Speaker 7: interesting to see as he's I think it's somewhere around
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  Speaker 7: a thousand seats regional seats have been lost by Keir
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  Speaker 7: Starmer's party that both the Conservatives and the Labor Party
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  Speaker 7: are You've been decimated, and especially in Wales, Wales of
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  Speaker 7: all places, you know, it's uh, that's like saying, you know,
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  Speaker 7: Illinois went Republican. It's it's interesting to watch what's happening
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  Speaker 7: in the UK in their elections just yesterday.
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  Speaker 21: Yes, And in the UK the biggest issue is because
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  Speaker 21: of the living standards. People are tired of what's happening
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  Speaker 21: with their economy, with the safety, with all the immigrants.
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  Speaker 21: And one question for you. Everyone keeps saying President Putin
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  Speaker 21: is this big killer? Russian is this big killer? Which
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  Speaker 21: country or which presidents in the last twenty six years
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  Speaker 21: has caused the most morals depths of innocent people.
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  Speaker 4: Well, I've got thought.
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  Speaker 7: I can't answer for quote, everybody, and it's a frequent
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  Speaker 7: you know, because I take more phone calls than everyone
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  Speaker 7: else does. I usually wind up having to answer for
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  Speaker 7: every other talk show host's opinion on something. But I've
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  Speaker 7: never I have, you know, I hope you know that
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  Speaker 7: I have said from time in memoriam that Ukraine is
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  Speaker 7: one of the most corrupt places not named Chicago on
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  Speaker 7: the planet and say, yeah, you chuckled because you're from Chicago,
• 52:41
  Speaker 7: so you know, But that doesn't mean they deserve to
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  Speaker 7: get invaded.
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  Speaker 4: I've got to run.
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  Speaker 7: I've got news here, Bob, good stuff, my friend God
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  Speaker 7: bless happy.
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  Speaker 4: My name is Bobby.
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  Speaker 6: I'm a veteran and lost my leg to a roadside bomb.
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