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Wicked Radio 9-5: How To Tell Who's Corrupt On Health, NFL's Spit Start, & Best Powerball Number! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Just as a general rule of thumb and a takeaway
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Speaker 1: and something to go by in almost every single, every
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Speaker 1: single case when it comes to matters of health or
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Speaker 1: improving the lives of Americans, the politicians that are loudest
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Speaker 1: and squawking against that are the most corrupt almost every
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Speaker 1: single time.
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Speaker 2: It's almost fool proof. And it was played out in
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Speaker 2: real time yesterday on the Senate floor with that RFK hearing.
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Speaker 2: It was incredible exactly what happened. And it's confusing. It's
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Speaker 2: a confusing time is you don't know what to think,
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Speaker 2: especially now he's talking about vaccines and health and the CDC.
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Speaker 2: It's a confusing time, especially if you've got young kids.
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Speaker 2: And I totally get that. I was there, I'm there now.
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Speaker 2: It's a confusing time. But as a takeaway to understand,
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Speaker 2: the people who are most to gain by keeping the
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Speaker 2: system in place that we have right now, we're the
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Speaker 2: loudest yesterday, and it was so easy to see, and
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Speaker 2: it was it was played out in real time, and
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Speaker 2: it was beautiful to see. A lot of this stuff
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Speaker 2: is difficult to see, though. Do you remember when I
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Speaker 2: first started doing this live stream in the podcast last fall?
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Speaker 2: I was saying that I love the people call this
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Speaker 2: the start of the Golden Age, and it's true. A
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Speaker 2: lot of stuff is good, a lot of stuff's gonna
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Speaker 2: get great. I call this the adolescents Age because this
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Speaker 2: is the time in our country where we're realizing how many,
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Speaker 2: uh just systems and foundations and institutions that we always
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Speaker 2: relied on are completely and totally corrupt. And that's tough
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Speaker 2: to deal with. It is. I understand that. I totally
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Speaker 2: get that, but you got to expose all this before
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Speaker 2: it gets better. That's starting to happen right now. That
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Speaker 2: was incredible yesterday. Not gonna talk about that the whole morning, though.
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Speaker 2: We're also going to talk about the stud of the
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Speaker 2: NFL last night, and before it even started, before the
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Speaker 2: game even started, we had a player ejected. This is
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Speaker 2: why I can't gamble on sports. Can't do it. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine if the Eagles had lost that game they won,
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Speaker 2: by the way, congrats Eagles fans, if they had lost
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Speaker 2: because this player was eject for spitting, I can't. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine if you lost money because it's because this
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Speaker 2: idiot couldn't control his emotions. That and we got power.
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Speaker 2: I have the winning power ball number for you. Okay,
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Speaker 2: not really, but science says there's a number that is
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Speaker 2: due to come up, and we're gonna investigate that as well.
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Speaker 2: But more importantly, you're this close to the weekend. Thanks
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Speaker 2: for finding Wicked Radio. All platforms, just look for a
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Speaker 2: Wicked Radio with me, Bill Adams, you'll find it, especially
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Speaker 2: the audio podcast listeners, whatever platform you decide to use.
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Speaker 2: And welcome to Friday. Let's get right into it. Let's
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Speaker 2: talk about it, Okay. RFK Bobby Kennedy Junior Center floor,
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Speaker 2: Faith in the in the lions Den yesterday facing all
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Speaker 2: these senators, and this is why I say it was
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Speaker 2: a beautiful thing to behold. First of all, for all
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Speaker 2: the people who are in government right now, we're truly
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Speaker 2: trying to make change, who truly care for the betterment
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Speaker 2: of Americans, You, me, and everybody else. This guy is
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Speaker 2: facing the most fire, I think. Whether or not even
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Speaker 2: like them, you gotta admit that he's trying. He truly
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Speaker 2: does care about the health of the American people, and
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Speaker 2: he feels the way he's going about it is the
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Speaker 2: way to go about it. You've got to clean up
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Speaker 2: the corruption first and foremost. Here's how the hearing started,
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Speaker 2: and this is pretty much how he set the scene.
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Speaker 2: And he said, we are the unhealthiest country in the world.
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Speaker 2: Now that's indisputable. Now nobody's arguing with that, but this
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Speaker 2: is how he set the scene. And then they got really, we.
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Speaker 3: Are the sickest country in the world. That's why we
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Speaker 3: have to fire people to the CDC. They did not
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Speaker 3: do their job. This was their job to keep us healthy,
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Speaker 3: thank you. I need to fire some of those people
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Speaker 3: to make sure this doesn't happen again.
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Speaker 2: So he even said, I think he said it two
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Speaker 2: or three times yesterday, and I'm as soon as I'm
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Speaker 2: done here, I'm going to fire some of those people. Now.
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Speaker 2: It shouldn't surprise you that now there are published reports
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Speaker 2: buy some very credible news outlets, independent journalists saying there's
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Speaker 2: a coup within the CDC Centers for Disease Control where
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Speaker 2: they're conspiring and whistleblowers against them to make sure that's
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Speaker 2: not happening. That right there should tell you is something
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Speaker 2: deeply wrong with this system, that's very very deep and
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Speaker 2: dark and corrupt that's happening there. And let's start it
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Speaker 2: off right there with exactly what he said. This is
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Speaker 2: where we are now, and let's not forget that we're
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Speaker 2: incredibly sick. It's not working whatever the hell we have
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Speaker 2: right now. Even if you hate Bobby Cannon, you hate
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Speaker 2: what he's trying to do, you don't want to see
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Speaker 2: anybody lose their jobs. I think we can all agree
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Speaker 2: what's happening right now is not working. And here's what's
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Speaker 2: even worse. It's getting worse and a lot's getting exposed.
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Speaker 2: All right, now, let's get to the good stuff exposed.
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Speaker 2: Remember what I said there, And if you're just joining
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Speaker 2: in live now, this is the takeaway. It's all I
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Speaker 2: would put it at ninety nine point nine nine nine
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Speaker 2: nine percent fool proof. And the key is when it's
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Speaker 2: an issue that betters the lives of Americans. And I
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Speaker 2: think we can all agree that getting healthy is better
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Speaker 2: for all of us right and our kids, future generations,
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Speaker 2: current generations. Can we all agree on that the politicians
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Speaker 2: that squeak and squawk and moan and yell the loudest
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Speaker 2: are the most corrupt. Here's the incredible thing. We saw
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Speaker 2: it happen and get exposed in real time yesterday. Like
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Speaker 2: I said that a lot of this stuff is tough
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Speaker 2: to handle. I'm sure you all know people like I do,
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Speaker 2: where their brains just cannot handle this. Where you lived
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Speaker 2: your whole life, decades, your whole generation, where you have
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Speaker 2: found out that all of these institutions are corrupt or
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Speaker 2: corrupt did that's why they're fighting so hard. Case in point,
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Speaker 2: Elizabeth Warren. Yesterday, Now, all of them, they were all
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Speaker 2: putting up a fight against him. You don't know what, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: the guy from the senator from New Mexico. Don't you
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Speaker 2: know who works for you? Well, yes I do. That's
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Speaker 2: a government contractor. And they were throwing all these re
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Speaker 2: ridiculous barbs at him. There was one lady who brought
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Speaker 2: up the Epstein victims for some reason, and Kennedy just said,
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Speaker 2: you're just ridiculous, senator anyway, But nobody's as bad as
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Speaker 2: this lady. We don't often see this happen in real time,
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Speaker 2: but it got so heated that it got exposed. Elizabeth Warren,
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Speaker 2: that's right, the lady that President Trump calls Pocahontas. You
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Speaker 2: know that whole background story. The senator from Massachusetts, the
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Speaker 2: loudest and the squeakiest in the squealiest yesterday, and for
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Speaker 2: a good reason. If you missed this. You have to identity.
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Speaker 3: I never promised that I was gonna rust, which.
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Speaker 2: There is no indication.
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Speaker 3: Wait, you said, and I know you've taken eight hundred
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Speaker 3: and fifty five thousand dollars from pharmaceutic books.
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Speaker 2: Oh how much eight hundred and fifty five thousand dollars
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Speaker 2: from pharmaceutical companies have gone to in political contributions and
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Speaker 2: maybe some maybe some NGOs, but wound up in the
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Speaker 2: coffers of Senator Elizabeth Warren. Now you may be like
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Speaker 2: I was, and I said, well, that can't be true.
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Speaker 2: Maybe he's just thrown that number out there. No, it's true. No,
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Speaker 2: it's confirmed, and it's a fact. Eight hundred and fifty
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Speaker 2: five thousand dollars she has taken from the pharmaceutical companies.
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Speaker 2: You think she maybe, possibly she has a vested interest
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Speaker 2: in keeping the status quo and where we are and
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Speaker 2: doesn't give a damn about the health of kids or
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Speaker 2: the nation or the But they're not going to be
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Speaker 2: able to get their vaccines. Now, if you had given
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Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of dollars to politicians, wouldn't you want
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Speaker 2: them up there doing the exact same thing, fighting to
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Speaker 2: keep the status quo, more and more vaccines, more and more,
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Speaker 2: more boosters, more shots, more through and they attacked him
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Speaker 2: as they always do with Bobby Kennedy Junior. And again
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Speaker 2: I said, it's keep an open mind. Maybe you don't
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Speaker 2: like him, you don't like what he's doing. I understand that.
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Speaker 2: But I think it's exposed now that this argument against
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Speaker 2: him that he's anti vas He said it again and
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Speaker 2: again and again yesterday. No, I'm pro science. I want
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Speaker 2: these things proven, and you're pushing them, and you're advocating
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Speaker 2: for them, and you want them to keep on going
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Speaker 2: on without the proper testing. That's all the guy has
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Speaker 2: ever wanted. If he's come out without Langer's statements in
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Speaker 2: the past before, totally understand that. Maybe you don't agree
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Speaker 2: with anything he said, but you can't argue with the
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Speaker 2: fact because the guy's entire reputation is on the line,
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Speaker 2: and nobody in this administration has been attacked like him,
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Speaker 2: So I think he can take it at face value
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Speaker 2: that he truly does care about the health of the
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Speaker 2: American people. But again, third time have said it, those
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Speaker 2: who squeak the loudest against keeping Americans healthy or making
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Speaker 2: them healthy are the most corrupt like her. Unfortunately, we
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Speaker 2: didn't get the numbers and contributions from all the pharmaceutical
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Speaker 2: companies for all the senators that were up there. But
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Speaker 2: it'll come out and we'll understand it. Here's the other
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Speaker 2: thing too, here's another piece of thing, but the CDC
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Speaker 2: and why he needs to fire people in what's happening
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Speaker 2: here is Bobby Kennedy Junior.
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Speaker 3: Again, do you believe COVID nineteen was sized? Yeah, the
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Speaker 3: whole process was pull at his eye, Senator. I mean,
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Speaker 3: we were lied to about everything. We were lied to
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Speaker 3: about natural immunity. We're allied to about you know, we
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Speaker 3: were told again and again the vaccines would prevent transmission,
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Speaker 3: they'd prevent infection. It wasn't true. They knew it from
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Speaker 3: the start. It wasn't true because that's what the animal
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Speaker 3: stud is in the clinical trial showed. We were told
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Speaker 3: that there was science behind cloth mass. The CDC allowed
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Speaker 3: the Teachers' Union to write the order closing our schools.
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Speaker 2: Right there there, It was right there, and that's not all.
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Speaker 2: That's not true. Spend two minutes to fact check that
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Speaker 2: and you'll find it. It actually was true. They empowered
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Speaker 2: the CDC to control the entire thing because it was
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Speaker 2: a health crisis. We all lived through it. But through
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Speaker 2: that entire experience, as horrific, as silly, as insane as
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Speaker 2: the COVID era was, so much got exposed. All of this.
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Speaker 2: We wouldn't talk it. We wouldn't be talking about and
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Speaker 2: having hearings right now about making Americans and especially kids
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Speaker 2: healthier if we hadn't gone through that horrific experience. So
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Speaker 2: it leads to this, he's gonna fire. He's firing all
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Speaker 2: these CDC employees. He wants to get rid of them
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Speaker 2: by the hundreds, might be a thousand. Okay, right if
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Speaker 2: you had told me that any organization as it is
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Speaker 2: right now and just look at the stats right now
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Speaker 2: in our health situation was as bad as it is,
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Speaker 2: what what do you have to lose? They're not doing
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Speaker 2: their jobs right now. Me, I'm aokay with getting rid
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Speaker 2: of these people and starting over, because it's it's it's
10:42
Speaker 2: not there yet, but it's getting real close to being
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Speaker 2: the fact that we can't get any worse. Really, it's
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Speaker 2: really that close. But again, those squawking the loudest against
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Speaker 2: that about improving the health, well, you can't do that
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Speaker 2: if we're sick and you want the status quo oho, Oh,
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Speaker 2: it's eazy, you're corrupt as hell. We'll see where it goes.
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Speaker 2: He's still got an uphill battle. I don't know. We'll
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Speaker 2: see where it goes. But it's it's absolutely true. All
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Speaker 2: of this stuff got exposed and it's tough to hear.
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Speaker 2: It's really it's very tough. You figuret the CDC, we
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Speaker 2: can trust them, TRUP the health decisions, yeah, not so much.
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Speaker 2: It's okay because out of this at the end of it,
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Speaker 2: we're all waking up. All right, let's get out of that.
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Speaker 2: Too heavy to deal with on a Friday, although important.
11:26
Speaker 2: Let's go sports. That's right. The NFL is back. They
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Speaker 2: kick cough last night in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Eagles, congrats Eagles fans,
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Speaker 2: twenty four to twenty over the Cowboys. This had like
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Speaker 2: an hour and a half lightning delay. I had bailed
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Speaker 2: by that. I'm like, I'm not sitting around for a delay.
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Speaker 2: And he started to sit down to watch this game,
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Speaker 2: and it was oh, by the way, boys to men.
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Speaker 2: You know the trio, the three dudes. I forgot they're
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Speaker 2: from Philly. They did an amazing national anthem. I don't
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Speaker 2: have that for you, But that was incredible. They should
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Speaker 2: do that for the Super Bowl coming up. I didn't
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Speaker 2: see that, but I did see this before he even
11:56
Speaker 2: played a snap. We had an Eagles player rejected. Probably
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Speaker 2: saw this Jalen Carter for spitting. This was the announcement.
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Speaker 2: I'm sitting there watching this live and I'm going with this.
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Speaker 4: Knight number ninety eight defense has this qualifiers from the game,
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Speaker 4: whoa fifty lady?
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Speaker 1: Whoa man?
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Speaker 3: Goes off?
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Speaker 4: So Jalen Carter, the focus and the star for the Cowboys,
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Speaker 4: for the Eagles, on the front line out for the
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Speaker 4: game before snap, here he goes. He walks there in
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Speaker 4: front of Dak Prescott.
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Speaker 2: It was right after kickoff and Jalen Carter, the phenomenal
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Speaker 2: defensive lineman for the Eagles, gets tossed before he even
12:38
Speaker 2: played at a snap. They're in the middle of the
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Speaker 2: field after the kickoff and allegedly supposedly looks like he
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Speaker 2: did he spit at Dak Prescott, the quarterback of the Cowboys.
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Speaker 2: My first takeaway was, I'm sitting there watching this going
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Speaker 2: this is why I can't bet on the NFL or
12:54
Speaker 2: any sports. I can't do it. I just I'm too
12:56
Speaker 2: much of a psycho anyway. But the second thing is,
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Speaker 2: can you imagine they didn't The Eagles won that game.
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Speaker 2: Can you imagine if they lost, though, and it was
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Speaker 2: because of that player not being in the game. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine if you had, like I don't know, thousands
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Speaker 2: of dollars, tens of thousands of dollars on that line
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Speaker 2: and they lost mainly because that guy's gone, probably their
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Speaker 2: best defensive player, maybe their best overall player. I would
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Speaker 2: lose my mind if that happened. And the second takeaway
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Speaker 2: is it just goes to show you you could be
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Speaker 2: a multi multi millionaire like he is, a superstar in
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Speaker 2: the NFL like he is, and still not have one
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Speaker 2: ounce of common sense because he put his team, the
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Speaker 2: fan base, everybody in jeopardy by doing that. It's the
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Speaker 2: way it is. But the NFL seasons, but that see
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Speaker 2: the problem is that overshadows too everything else that happened
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Speaker 2: in the game. You know, a great NFL great great
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Speaker 2: opening national anthem, you know, great presentation. I think the
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Speaker 2: NFL did a good job. Nope, what's everybody talking about that?
13:57
Speaker 2: But there you go. All right, speaking of money, let's
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Speaker 2: send you to the weekend with some hope we're gonna
14:01
Speaker 2: become multi multi millionaires when we all split the powerball jackpot. Right, Okay,
14:08
Speaker 2: maybe not, but there's always hoping. It's fun to play. Well.
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Speaker 2: Science has come up with this. It's the most overdue
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Speaker 2: number for tomorrow's That would be Saturday. If you're watching
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Speaker 2: this later on of the weekend, you'd already know what happened.
14:18
Speaker 2: But anyway, play along for tomorrow's powerball drawing. That would
14:22
Speaker 2: be for Saturday anyway. No, a lot of you catch
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Speaker 2: up on Sunday, but we'll see. Maybe you're richer already.
14:27
Speaker 2: I don't know if you're going to go for the
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Speaker 2: one point seven billion dollar drawing tomorrow. It's gonna be
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Speaker 2: one of the biggest lottery jackpots ever in history. It
14:35
Speaker 2: is big and it's fun to talk about. Now. We'll
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Speaker 2: get to the odds later. But a website is out there,
14:41
Speaker 2: and just so you know, and you want to look
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Speaker 2: it up in your own let me get the website.
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Speaker 2: I believe it's USA MEGA. I don't know you can
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Speaker 2: find it. This is what they've discovered. They've analyzed all
14:52
Speaker 2: the powerball drawings from the last ten years, so it's
14:55
Speaker 2: twelve hundred and forty six drawings since twenty fifteen. Over
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Speaker 2: the last decade, the number that's most likely to come
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Speaker 2: up of all those numbers is sixty one. Ugh interesting,
15:06
Speaker 2: all right, first five numbers of the powerball drawing can
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Speaker 2: be one to sixty nine. Sixty one has been drawn
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Speaker 2: one hundred and fifteen times. Most commonly drawn numbers over
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Speaker 2: the past ten years sixty one, twenty one, twenty three,
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Speaker 2: thirty three, sixty nine. The one that's least likely to
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Speaker 2: come up is thirteen. Huh odd enough. Five least likely
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Speaker 2: likely numbers thirteen, forty nine, twenty six, forty six, and
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Speaker 2: sixty five. But here's the here's the real magic number. Apparently,
15:30
Speaker 2: because you know how these things go. It's kind of
15:32
Speaker 2: like when you're playing blackjack and you're like, oh, that
15:34
Speaker 2: card hasn't been drawn in a while. It's coming. I
15:36
Speaker 2: know it's coming. That's the theory behind this one. They
15:39
Speaker 2: say the number that's most overdue that's to be drawn
15:42
Speaker 2: tomorrow night for powerball is twenty six. Twenty six is
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Speaker 2: the magic number hasn't been drawn since April of this year,
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Speaker 2: So keep twenty six in your thoughts and prayers and
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Speaker 2: your picks for the powerball number apparently if you want
15:57
Speaker 2: to win, now, what are yours? This is always the
16:01
Speaker 2: bummer part of it. You know, everybody's excited about power ball.
16:03
Speaker 2: We're all thick, we're going to be billionaires. Okay, not
16:07
Speaker 2: to bring it down to earth too far, but here
16:08
Speaker 2: we go. Your odds of hitting it are one in
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Speaker 2: two hundred and ninety two million, So you're better off
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Speaker 2: taking the fifty or sixty or one hundred or thousand
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Speaker 2: bucks of power Ball and putting into some better investment.
16:23
Speaker 2: With that said, I played a few numbers anyway. It's
16:27
Speaker 2: fun to think about it anyway, who knows. But the
16:29
Speaker 2: main takeaway today remember when it comes to the health
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Speaker 2: of Americans, the loudest politicians are the most corrupted. We
16:37
Speaker 2: saw it play out in real time yesterday. More importantly,
16:40
Speaker 2: have a great weekend. Make it wicked awesome. Whether or
16:42
Speaker 2: not you win Powerball. If you do, remember us and
16:45
Speaker 2: your friends. Uh take that for what it's worth, and
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Speaker 2: thanks so much for hanging out. If you're watching on
16:51
Speaker 2: a replay later on, I hope you won power Ball already.
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Speaker 2: Remember Wicked Radio with me Bill Adams everywhere on X
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Speaker 2: I'm that at Wicked Bill Adams explains the name of
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17:04
Speaker 2: a wicked awesome weekend. Have fun, be safe. I'll talk
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Speaker 2: to you Monday.