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The Infomaniacs: October 22nd 2026 (6:00am) · WTAW - Infomaniacs

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Speaker 1: Good morning from the WTAW newsroom. I'm Will Welch. A
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Speaker 1: woman arrested for driving while intoxicated had breathalyzer results more
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Speaker 1: than two times the legal limit. A Brazos County Sheriff's
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Speaker 1: deputy reported seeing a vehicle speeding and drifting between lanes
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Speaker 1: on Highway 6 near Peach Creek around 2.30 Wednesday morning.
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Speaker 1: Arrest reports say 23-year-old Haley Uelinger was clocked doing 99
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Speaker 1: miles per hour in a 75-mile-per-hour zone. Officers say her
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Speaker 1: speech was slurred and she smelled of alcohol. She denied
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Speaker 1: consuming alcohol but failed a field sobriety test. Breathalyzer test
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Speaker 1: administered as she was being booked into the Brazos County
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Speaker 1: Jail showed results of 0.168 and 0.170. more than twice
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Speaker 1: the legal limit of 0.08. Eulinger was charged with driving
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Speaker 1: while intoxicated with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.15 or greater.
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Speaker 1: She is free on $ 9, 000 bond. A new report shows
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Speaker 1: that data center permitting approvals have continued. despite Governor Abbott's
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Speaker 1: order for state agencies to halt data center activities.
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Speaker 2: We've all been skeptical about whether this pause is a
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Speaker 2: real pause, whether it's these rumors we hear from data
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Speaker 2: center developers saying we're being told that it's not a
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Speaker 2: real pause.
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Speaker 1: Sam Law is with the environmental rights group Fract Trackers.
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Speaker 1: He authored the report documenting 35 data center permits issued
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Speaker 1: by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. after the governor
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Speaker 1: ordered the pause.
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Speaker 2: You don't expect a regulatory agency in Texas granting permission
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Speaker 2: for crucial steps in data center construction. That's what we
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Speaker 2: found in 13 different sites across Texas.
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Speaker 1: Both the TCEQ and the governor's office say the state
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Speaker 1: agency is in line with the governor's data center pause.
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Speaker 1: Transgender rights have once again become a focal point in
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Speaker 1: Texas politics.
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Speaker 3: Speaking at a rally in the Dallas suburb of Allen,
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Speaker 3: Governor Greg Abbott accused his opponent of trying to advance
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Speaker 3: the transgender agenda.
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Speaker 4: If any parent dared to try to supposedly misgender their
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Speaker 4: own child, she said those parents should be prosecuted.
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Speaker 3: His comments come at the same time that a mysterious
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Speaker 3: pamphlet is showing up in mailboxes. It claims to come
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Speaker 3: from a transgender rights organization, but a deep dive shows
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Speaker 3: that it's linked to a post office box in Wyoming,
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Speaker 3: and it's being used by GOP activists to denounce Democrats' agenda.
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Speaker 3: In San Antonio, Michael Board, TSN News.
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Speaker 1: Comptroller Don Huffines wants Texans to report suspected fraud, waste,
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Speaker 1: and abuse involving state tax dollars. Experts say there will
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Speaker 1: be lots to investigate.
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Speaker 5: It's in large part due to unrestrained spending at the
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Speaker 5: local level.
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Speaker 1: John Bonura at the Texas Public Policy Foundation says that
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Speaker 1: when local budgets are streamlined, it reduces the taxes that
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Speaker 1: we're forced to pay. The comptroller has also launched a
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Speaker 1: deep dive into wasteful spending in public schools that will
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Speaker 1: focus on DEI and foreign workers. More news on the
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Speaker 1: way at 6.30 or anytime at WTAW.com. I'm Will Welch, 1620-945-WTAW.
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Speaker 1: I want to get to weather first, then we've got
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Speaker 1: more important stuff to talk about. And I say more
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Speaker 1: important stuff. It's another great day. It's a great day.
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Speaker 6: Beautiful morning. Nice, cool start. Getting up to the low
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Speaker 6: Will was telling me he heard back. from the CSPD
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Speaker 6: on your, on your little side quest that we discovered.
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Speaker 1: I just offered up. I mean, we mentioned it yesterday.
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Speaker 6: No, no, this is, if you, if you weren't listening
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Speaker 6: to the show yesterday, we discovered the college station police department.
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Speaker 6: They actively are looking for places to train SWAT. So like,
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Speaker 6: if you've got a property that business warehouse, where you
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Speaker 6: don't mind having SWAT come through and do SWAT things,
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Speaker 6: they would love to hear from you. And we mentioned
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Speaker 6: all the ones that you mentioned, but when we were
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Speaker 6: going through the list, they also mentioned wooded areas.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, thick, brushy, wooded areas. Yeah, out in the sticks. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: got one of those.
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Speaker 6: All of a sudden, Will's interest perked up real fast.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Real, real fast. Well, I've been involved in an organization
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Speaker 1: that did a lot of training for law enforcement. I
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Speaker 1: get what they're doing. I appreciate what they're doing. And
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Speaker 1: these guys need to be as sharp as they possibly can.
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Speaker 1: If I have property that they can utilize to help train,
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Speaker 1: why not?
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Why not?
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Speaker 6: So, so you offered up your property.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: And they're interested in, in.
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Speaker 1: Discussions are continuing.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I'm in love that.
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Speaker 1: And, and if it should it be booked and whatnot
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Speaker 1: for the interest of, of OPSEC operational security, I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to, I'm not going to really say if it
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Speaker 1: happens or anything like that.
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Speaker 6: That doesn't need to happen. But like, like in theory,
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Speaker 6: in theory, if they were to go out and train
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Speaker 6: people on your property, Would you be going to like,
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Speaker 6: you know, folding chair? maybe a cooler, maybe a.
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Speaker 1: Small cooler to watch the show. Probably drive the mule
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Speaker 1: out there, just sit in it and have a sip
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Speaker 1: or two.
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Speaker 6: It would be fascinating.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I really, that's one of the things I
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Speaker 1: miss about that particular job was being involved in that
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Speaker 1: and watching the people who are the tip of the
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Speaker 1: spear in search and rescue and fire and law enforcement,
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Speaker 1: you know, work their magic and do what they do.
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Speaker 6: Also very valuable if you ever find yourself having to
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Speaker 6: run from them.
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Speaker 1: Now I know what all the tactics are.
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Speaker 6: Exactly. You've got to know your strategy.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 6: If it came to that, Will.
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Speaker 1: Look, I'm too old to run, man.
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Speaker 6: No, I ain't running from anyone. It doesn't matter what
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Speaker 6: it is. If it's going to come for me, you
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Speaker 6: know what? Go ahead. It's been a good run.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been a good run.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we've been all right.
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Speaker 1: I'll go ahead and... I'll go ahead and lay down.
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Speaker 1: Put my hands behind my head.
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Speaker 6: I'm not trying to die tired. I'm just not. If anything,
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Speaker 6: I'm going to take those seconds or minutes, however many
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Speaker 6: they may be, to reflect on my time and my life.
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Speaker 6: And I feel like that's a much more.
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Speaker 6: A much better stewardship.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. I'm not going to be running away shouting,
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Speaker 6: But, yeah, we love hearing from you guys, so please
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Speaker 6: send them in. Let's get to reasons to celebrate today.
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Speaker 6: I know we usually go straight into the holidays, but
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Speaker 6: we do have a couple of non-holidays. First of all,
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Speaker 6: there's back-of-the-day designation, which I thought.
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Speaker 1: Was pretty cool. 190 years ago today, 190 years ago, 1836,
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Speaker 1: Sam Houston was inaugurated as the first constitutionally elected president
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Speaker 1: of Texas.
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Speaker 6: El Presidente.
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Speaker 18: Indeed.
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Speaker 12: Oh, no.
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Speaker 17: Big Sam.
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Speaker 1: 190 years ago.
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Speaker 6: People forget that 1836 is a lot closer to 1776
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Speaker 6: than the Old West. Like when I was growing up,
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Speaker 6: you kind of think Texas Revolution. You think, you know,
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Speaker 6: not old West, like Western movies, but kind of, nah,
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Speaker 6: it was very, very colonial.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Very, very colonial. And yeah, a fascinating period in Texas
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Speaker 6: history and American history.
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Speaker 1: I love the fact that here in Texas.
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Speaker 6: Sam Houston's a hell of a character.
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Speaker 1: We get, you know, in eighth grade or whatever, you
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Speaker 1: have to take Texas history. I don't think too many states...
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Speaker 1: No one else does this. Does that.
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Speaker 6: It freaks people. If you've never encountered this, if you've
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Speaker 6: ever been around people who aren't in Texas and... have
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Speaker 6: never been to Texas, don't really have a point of
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Speaker 6: reference for Texas. I'm not saying they think we all
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Speaker 6: ride horses to work, but, you know, they have no
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Speaker 6: actual knowledge of the state. And if the topic of
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Speaker 6: schools ever comes up and you bring up that Texas
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Speaker 6: history was a course that everyone took, they will look
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Speaker 6: at you like you have four heads, like you just
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Speaker 6: grew three more heads, right? They have no point of
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Speaker 6: reference for it and it freaks them out. But, I
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Speaker 6: will say this. If Indiana had a history as rich
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Speaker 6: as the state of Texas, perhaps they would have Indiana history.
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Speaker 6: It just so happens that we at one point were
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Speaker 6: our own country. Thusly, there's a few things that are
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Speaker 6: worth talking about.
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Speaker 1: Couple of things.
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Speaker 6: In junior high. still remember that class i loved it
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Speaker 6: i i did anyone not love their text i mean
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Speaker 6: honestly unless.
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Speaker 1: You just hated school in general.
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Speaker 6: Another texas history class like was there anyone.
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Speaker 1: Who was a probably i i mean just because of
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Speaker 1: the age of the kid taking it you know at
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Speaker 1: that age there sometimes you just are born to hate everything.
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Speaker 6: Yeah rest in peace to a music legend john anderson
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Speaker 6: passed away.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday Man, I love John Anderson.
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Speaker 6: Wanted to acknowledge that because, I mean, obviously a country
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Speaker 6: hall of famer. 71 years old, which is a little
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Speaker 6: bit young. And he was actually working until he was
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Speaker 6: at a CMA event, I want to say, over the weekend.
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Speaker 6: So it was very sudden. Obviously, the man has some hits.
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Speaker 1: Seminole win.
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Speaker 6: I do love an opportunity to play... country music on
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Speaker 6: an AM radio stage.
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Speaker 1: It just sounds right.
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Speaker 6: I'm told that this is the ultimate way to listen.
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Speaker 1: To good country music. Yeah, if we were playing it
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Speaker 1: off an album, you're playing.
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Speaker 6: It off a blast.
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Speaker 19: It's been a win.
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Speaker 1: Back in 1992. Do you have a favorite? This one's
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Speaker 1: kind of on top of the list.
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Speaker 6: This is mine. This is a beautiful song.
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Speaker 1: I mean, growing up, just from a sentimental perspective, You know,
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Speaker 1: we would sing along with my friends that lived near
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Speaker 1: my grandfather's farm when the song came out. We'd be
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Speaker 1: sitting on the porch eating chocolate pie. You know, what's swinging? Swinging.
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Speaker 1: That song will get stuck. You talk about an earworm, man.
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Speaker 1: Just a swinging. There we go.
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Speaker 6: 1982.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, 12 years old, playing in the summertime, riding the
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Speaker 1: neighbor's Honda 90 minibike.
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Speaker 6: There wasn't a lot of great country. Great country from
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Speaker 6: that era that still hits. This is one of those songs.
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Speaker 1: I think people got sick of it, and they kind
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Speaker 1: of brought it back. I'm sure you can find somebody
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Speaker 1: line dancing to it now.
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Speaker 6: I still have it on a few playlists to this day.
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Speaker 1: John Anderson had such a unique delivery in his songs.
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Speaker 6: It's his voice for me. There's not many people. There's
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Speaker 6: a few of them. They actually got that style, I
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Speaker 6: feel like, from John Andrews.
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Speaker 1: I think so, too.
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Speaker 6: You know, because that's what happens is something gets to people.
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Speaker 6: I kind of like that.
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Speaker 1: That guy has a hit. I can sound like that.
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Speaker 6: Some other ones that I think. Yeah, the choir in
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Speaker 6: the background.
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Speaker 1: Got to have some backing vocals, baby.
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Speaker 6: What about this one? This one, Jump Outta. Not as
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Speaker 6: familiar with this one, but yeah, love it. Yeah, this
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Speaker 6: is a deeper cut. But if you're talking.
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Speaker 1: About, you know.
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Speaker 6: Great country songs.
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Speaker 1: He can paint a picture.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly. This is a story that's... everyone can relate to.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Seminole Wind, I feel myself blazing through the swamps.
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Speaker 6: On an airboat. You can see Florida.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, swinging, swinging. I can picture the porch. I can
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Speaker 1: picture rolling up the garden hose, cutting chicken up to fry,
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Speaker 1: the whole thing.
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Speaker 6: All right, let's talk about the big one.
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Speaker 9: 1992, same in.
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Speaker 6: Here as Seminole Wind. Definitively, this is probably his biggest.
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Speaker 16: If you really want to know, she comes here a lot.
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Speaker 8: She just loves to hear the music and dance.
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Speaker 6: K-13 is her favorite song.
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Speaker 14: If you play it, you might have a chance.
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Speaker 1: Tonight she's only sipping white wine.
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Speaker 6: She's friendly and fun-loving most of the time.
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Speaker 17: But don't ask her.
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Speaker 14: All the strange things.
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Speaker 1: Again, pictures magic, man.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's as good as anything that's out today. Better
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Speaker 6: than most of it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so.
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Speaker 6: You can find tributes from all sorts of icons of
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Speaker 6: country music because he was a country musician. Country musicians,
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Speaker 6: those dudes everyone really kind of looked up to.
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Speaker 1: Member of the Hall of Fame.
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Speaker 6: And again, rest in peace. What an amazing, amazing career.
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Speaker 6: Larry says for him it's chicken truck, which I should...
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Speaker 6: You know what? Whatever.
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Speaker 1: Why am I.
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Speaker 6: Why am I gatekeeping the John Anderson today?
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Speaker 1: There's no reason to.
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Speaker 6: There's absolutely no reason to.
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Speaker 1: Any day you're going to play some John Anderson, it's
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Speaker 1: a big one.
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Speaker 16: You're going to.
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Speaker 9: Have to tell us how this sounds if.
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Speaker 8: You're listening on 1620.
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Speaker 20: I'm really.
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Speaker 6: I don't get to hear the product coming out of
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Speaker 6: the speakers, and I really wish I did this morning.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the way it's meant to be.
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Speaker 6: One day we're just going to do just old classic
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Speaker 6: country on AM. I don't know how, and I don't
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Speaker 6: know to what end, but we're bringing it back at
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Speaker 6: least one day because it's just, yeah, like you said, Will,
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Speaker 6: coming off the vinyl on turntables through AM2.
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Speaker 1: It just got sold that way. All right, Mike is texting.
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Speaker 1: The sound is phenomenal and very nostalgic of listening to
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Speaker 1: morning radio in the 70s as a small child. My man.
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Speaker 1: Mike also said that he was unaware that John Anderson
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Speaker 1: sang straight tequila night.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And so there you go. He learned something new right there.
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Speaker 6: And also on text messages, Jay says you can't talk
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Speaker 6: about Sam Houston without mentioning the Sam Houston statue, which
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Speaker 6: is still, I would consider that one of the finest
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Speaker 6: landmarks in the state of Texas.
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Speaker 1: I think so, too.
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Speaker 16: I know we have a lot.
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Speaker 6: There's something about that statue.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we owned a piece of property.
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Speaker 6: It comes up on you, and again, if you're not
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Speaker 6: ready for it, What in God's name is that?
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Speaker 1: It's a monolith.
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Speaker 6: Only in Texas.
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Speaker 1: We owned a piece of property not far from Independence, where,
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Speaker 1: of course, the legend was that Sam Houston was baptized
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Speaker 1: in a creek there.
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Speaker 6: That was the legend.
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Speaker 1: And all the fish downstream floated to the surface because
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Speaker 1: of his sins killed them all.
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Speaker 6: Big Sam.
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Speaker 1: Big Sam.
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Speaker 6: Today, eat a pretzel day. You can celebrate however you
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Speaker 6: want to, Auntie Anne's or a bag of pretzels or whatever.
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Speaker 6: It's also Knee Day, celebrating the world's largest joint and
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Speaker 6: the biggest problem for all of us over the age
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Speaker 6: of 40. My God. I don't know why. I mean, well,
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Speaker 6: you use them every day, so they will go.
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Speaker 1: There's that.
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Speaker 6: That's there. And an excellent weather predictor for many of you.
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Speaker 6: And I... Believe it or not.
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Speaker 1: I've got a good barometer myself.
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Speaker 6: I still believe that those of you who can feel
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Speaker 6: it in your bones is more reliable than anything we
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Speaker 6: get off of the radar. I always prioritize that over
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Speaker 6: any forecast.
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Speaker 1: It's one of the many weather tools in my toolbox.
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Speaker 6: Sparkling Water Day, one of my biggest vices. I go
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Speaker 6: through about 12-pack a day of that.
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Speaker 4: Really?
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Speaker 6: I have access to it. I just love it. So
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Speaker 6: if you are someone like me, please partake. developed in 1767,
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Speaker 6: for what it's worth, the method that allows us to
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Speaker 6: get sparklers. And International Caps Lock Day, for those of
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Speaker 6: you who like to get screamy online, and right now
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Speaker 6: that's practically everybody.
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Speaker 1: Pretty much everybody.
19:37
Speaker 6: What about birthdays?
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Speaker 1: Birthdays for today, Jonathan Lipnicki is 36 years old today.
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Speaker 6: He's the kid from Jerry Maguire's 36th. Dear Lord.
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Speaker 1: Corey Hawkins is 38, Dr. Dre in Straight Outta Compton.
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Speaker 1: He was also Eric Carter in 24 Legacy. yep this
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Speaker 1: one will make you feel old too zach hansen is
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Speaker 1: 41 the youngest hansen bop Michael Fishman is 45. Roseanne's
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Speaker 1: son DJ on The Conners. Jesse Tyler Ferguson is 51.
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Speaker 1: Mitchell on Modern Family.
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Speaker 7: That's right.
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Speaker 1: Shelby Lynn is 58. The singer-songwriter. She won a Grammy
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Speaker 1: for Best New Artist in 2000. Did she do anything
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Speaker 1: much after that? I don't know.
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Speaker 6: Good question.
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Speaker 1: Shaggy is 58. Carlos Mencia is 59. Brian Boitano is 63,
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Speaker 1: the Olympic figure skater.
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Speaker 6: What would Brian Boitano do if he was here right now?
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Speaker 1: It's a great South Park song. We can't play it.
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Speaker 6: Not a single bit.
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Speaker 1: Bob Odenkirk is 64. Of course, Saul on Breaking Bad
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Speaker 1: did better off Saul. He wrote for SNL for a long,
20:38
Speaker 1: long time.
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Speaker 6: Simpsons, I want to say.
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Speaker 1: Before that, if you're ever feeling like you need the sickest,
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Speaker 1: darkest humor on the planet, he did something with David
20:49
Speaker 1: Cross called Mr.
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Speaker 22: Show.
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Speaker 6: It is still available to stream if you.
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Speaker 1: Want to find it. You can find it. If you
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Speaker 1: want to cross that Rubicon into the depths... Of how
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Speaker 1: dark humor can get. I love it. Absolutely love it.
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Speaker 1: Seminal moments for me watching Mr. Show with Bob and David.
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Speaker 1: Jeff Goldblum is 74 years old today. Christopher Lloyd is
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Speaker 1: 88 years old today. Doc Brown from Back to the Future.
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Speaker 1: Should have had him out there for Elon flipping that
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Speaker 1: car around.
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Speaker 6: I think they really should have had him as a
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Speaker 6: part of that in some form or fashion because that
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Speaker 6: is what we were all thinking. Why not bring out
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Speaker 6: Doc Brown at least to you know, to bless the, uh,
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Speaker 6: bless the proceedings.
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Speaker 23: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I think that would be great.
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Speaker 24: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Only one in the stiffs category today. And for me,
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Speaker 1: it's kind of a big one because, uh, aside from
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Speaker 1: Saturday morning cartoons, I would also watch this show a lot. Uh,
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Speaker 1: Curly Howard was born on this date in 1903. These three,
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Speaker 1: three stooges genius.
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Speaker 6: Wow.
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Speaker 1: He was not an OG. Uh, we had Moe and
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Speaker 1: Shemp Howard and they were brothers. Uh, Shemp was the
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Speaker 1: original third stooge. He left to do his own thing,
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Speaker 1: and then Curly took his place. And Curly, legend.
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Speaker 6: And that was all she wrote. All right. Today, we're
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Speaker 6: starting out right around 60 degrees weather-wise. Still nice. I mean,
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Speaker 6: really cool, really pleasant. Getting up to about 83, 84
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Speaker 25: Thank goodness that there are so many people out there
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Speaker 1: You know, over 5 million plus people.
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Speaker 25: With synagogues and churches and universities and communities have been
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Speaker 25: out there supporting and standing with the International Fellowship of
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Speaker 25: Christians and Jews. And that's a group of people that
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Speaker 25: understand that Israel is fighting for their very survival. And
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Speaker 25: the IFCJ has been providing all the humanitarian assistance. And
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Speaker 25: that means all these people that have been bombed out
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Speaker 25: of their homes, targeted by the Iranians and their proxies
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Speaker 25: and the cluster bombs, OK, they need food and water
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Speaker 25: and shelter and clothing and medications. They have mobile medical
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Speaker 25: clinics for the elderly that can't get to a hospital.
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Speaker 25: I do believe this will come to an end. I
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Speaker 25: do believe that the Middle East will be a better,
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Speaker 25: safer place in the end. Whatever you can do to
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Speaker 25: help people on a humanitarian basis. Please join us in
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Speaker 26: For years, Bryan residents have heard about HEB coming to
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Speaker 26: Booneville Road. But HEB never announced a construction timeline for
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Speaker 26: a new store at that location. When City Hall speaks,
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Speaker 26: residents should know what's confirmed, what isn't, and what's actually
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Speaker 26: in writing. I'm Rafael Pena. As mayor, I'll verify the
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Speaker 26: facts before making announcements and communicate clearly with the people
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Speaker 26: of Bryan. The citizens of Bryan deserve a city hall
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Speaker 26: that speaks plainly. That's effective communication. That's good governance. I'm
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Speaker 27: Every Game Day tailgate has its goats. The greatest of
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Speaker 27: all briskets. The greatest of all cornhole shots. The greatest
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Speaker 27: of all cooler holes. But the Toyota trucks that carry
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Speaker 27: the whole tailgate?
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Speaker 1: Now that's the real goat. Sorry, buddy. Not everything's about you. Okay, fine.
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Speaker 27: Gameday tailgate has its goats. The greatest of all briskets.
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Speaker 27: The greatest of all cornhole shots. The greatest of all
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Speaker 28: In the race for governor, it's chaos versus common sense. First,
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Speaker 28: the chaos brought to you by Gina Hinojosa. She supports
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Speaker 28: open border policies so anyone can just walk in illegally.
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Speaker 28: And once they do, Hinojosa would allow them to vote
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Speaker 28: and get taxpayer funded health care. Gina Hinojosa favors a
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Speaker 28: state income tax and voted 40 times for higher property taxes.
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Speaker 28: And Hinojosa would threaten your safety because she supports defunding
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Speaker 28: the police and letting violent criminals out of jail.
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Speaker 24: But don't worry, because Governor Greg Abbott leads with common sense.
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Speaker 24: Abbott secured the border and cracked down on the deadly
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Speaker 24: drug cartels.
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Speaker 1: He banned a state income tax.
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Speaker 24: So you keep more of your money and Texas remains
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Speaker 24: number one in job creation. And Governor Abbott keeps you
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Speaker 24: safe by fully funding the police and keeping violent criminals
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Speaker 24: locked up.
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Speaker 1: That's the choice, Texas.
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Speaker 24: The chaos that Gina Hinojosa would bring or the common
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Speaker 24: sense leadership of Governor Greg Abbott.
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Speaker 1: Political ad paid for by Texans for Greg Abbott. Good
27:05
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Speaker 1: Household Hazardous Waste and Computer Collection event is taking place
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Speaker 1: on Saturday between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. You can
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Speaker 1: take paint, thinners, batteries, computers, electronics, pesticides, fertilizers, and oil
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Speaker 1: and gas to the Texas A & M University Services Building.
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Speaker 1: The facility's entrance is on Harvey Road, east of Veterans Park.
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Speaker 1: They will not accept medications, ammunition, firearms, appliances with Freon,
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Speaker 1: biomedical or radioactive waste, or tires. The free event is
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Speaker 1: open to all Brazos Valley residents. Officials ask that you
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Speaker 1: bring your household materials in the original containers with labels
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Speaker 1: intact and don't mix products. You will be asked to
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Speaker 1: stay in your vehicle while staff members unload your items.
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Speaker 1: With hunting season underway, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
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Speaker 1: wants to remind hunters to check their game for the
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Speaker 1: new world screw worm before field dressing or moving the carcass.
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Speaker 1: The department announced on Wednesday that an elk hunter in
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Speaker 1: Pecos County discovered the screw worm during an inspection of
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Speaker 1: their harvest. Signs of infestation include irritated or depressed behavior,
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Speaker 1: head shaking, smell of decaying flesh, presence of fly larvae
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Speaker 1: in wounds, and isolation from other animals or people. During harvest,
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Speaker 1: make sure to inspect mucus membranes and run your hands
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Speaker 1: along the body of the animal and check the feet
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Speaker 1: and between the toes, looking for any wounds that might
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Speaker 1: have a foul smell or maggots. You can learn more
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Speaker 1: at screwworm.texas.gov. There's a new website for Texans to report
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Speaker 1: suspected fraud and waste.
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Speaker 3: It's the pushes by comptroller Don Huffines, who wants to
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Speaker 3: know how state tax dollars are spent and if there's abuse.
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Speaker 3: John Manura at the Texas Public Policy Foundation predicts there
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Speaker 3: will be a focus on wasteful spending by local governments.
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Speaker 5: We can save Texans money by reining in the unnecessary
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Speaker 5: spending that local governments are doing.
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Speaker 3: He says that when local budgets are streamlined, it reduces
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Speaker 3: the taxes that we're forced to pay. The comptroller has
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Speaker 3: also launched a deep dive into wasteful spending in public
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Speaker 3: schools that will focus on DEI and foreign workers. In
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Speaker 1: A new report shows that data center permitting approvals have continued,
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Speaker 1: despite Governor Abbott's directive to state agencies to pause data
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Speaker 1: center activities.
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Speaker 2: We've all been skeptical about whether this pause is a
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Speaker 2: real pause.
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Speaker 20: Sam Laws with the environmental rights group Fract Trackers, he
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Speaker 20: authored the report documenting 35 data center permits issued by
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Speaker 20: the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality after the governor's pause.
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Speaker 2: You don't expect a regulatory agency in Texas granting permission
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Speaker 2: for crucial steps in data center construction. That's what we
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Speaker 2: found in 13 different sites across Texas.
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Speaker 20: Law says when the report first came out Monday, the
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Speaker 20: TCEQ immediately suspended 10 stormwater construction permits for data centers.
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Speaker 2: Today, those suspensions seem to have been reversed.
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Speaker 20: Both the TCEQ and a spokesman for Governor Abbott says
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Speaker 20: the state agency has not approved data center permits since
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Speaker 20: the pause. In Austin, Chris Fox, TSN News.
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Speaker 1: A Fox News poll suggests Texas' crucial U.S. Senate race
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Speaker 1: remains deadlocked.
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Speaker 18: A Fox News poll of over 2,000 Texas voters finding
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Speaker 18: both Democrat James Tallarico and Republican Ken Paxton have 49%
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Speaker 18: similar levels of concern about the two. 53% say they
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Speaker 18: are extremely or very concerned that Tallarico's positions are too liberal,
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Speaker 18: while 50% say they are extremely or very concerned Paxton
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Speaker 18: is too close to President Trump. 43% of those polled
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Speaker 18: say they feel they are worse off financially compared to
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Speaker 18: two years ago. 20% feel they are better off in
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Speaker 18: the Texas governor's race. 52% say they support GOP incumbent
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Speaker 18: Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
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Speaker 6: Text messages. Again, we were discussing the passing of John Anderson,
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Speaker 6: which is a sad thing for anyone who loves music
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Speaker 6: in the country genre, specifically from the 80s and 90s.
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Speaker 6: I mean, most of us have memories around John Anderson's music.
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Speaker 6: Frank has a pretty good one. He says, by the way,
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Speaker 6: it sounds great coming out of the WTAW airwaves. Met
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Speaker 6: First song she asked me to dance with her to
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Speaker 1: That's romance. That's Texas romance right there.
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Speaker 6: Back to the idea of Texas history. Texas history class
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Speaker 6: in How that's really a Texas invention. I need to
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Speaker 6: admit that I appear apparently I am wrong on this.
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Speaker 1: No, I there are actually there are a few. There's
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Speaker 1: a handful of states, but I'm certain not certain. I
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Speaker 1: speculate that a lot of those picked it up after
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Speaker 1: they found out that Texas history was a thing. There's
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Speaker 1: states that have great history as well. And this is
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Speaker 6: Absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. Because she says that she grew up in Virginia.
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Speaker 1: She had to take Virginia history.
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Speaker 6: That's I honestly until until right now had had no idea.
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Speaker 6: that there was Virginia history, but, Will, you're exactly correct.
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Speaker 1: Virginia history that's older than Texas history.
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Speaker 6: There's a lot of history in the state of Virginia,
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Speaker 6: and I would expect nothing. If I had kids that
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Speaker 6: were growing up in Virginia, I would want them to
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Speaker 6: learn about being a Virginian and have at least a year,
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Speaker 6: because you're right. It doesn't go back to America. It
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Speaker 6: goes back to almost Columbus.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: And obviously before that. New England, if you're in Massachusetts
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Speaker 6: or Boston or somewhere like that, you probably also Georgia, frankly,
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Speaker 6: probably have a pretty good history course on that. And again,
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Speaker 6: I'm sure you could make an argument for any state,
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Speaker 6: but near the top of the if there's a top five.
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Speaker 6: I think we all know Texas is going to be
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Speaker 1: Book I'm reading right now, Two Sides of the Same Coin.
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Speaker 1: We hope to get the author on because it's a
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Speaker 6: I'm also enjoying this book tremendously.
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Speaker 1: No spoilers for you, Tucker, because I know you're maybe
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Speaker 1: a page or two behind me. They talk about some
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Speaker 1: very interesting historical relevances that Happened in states.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And a lot of these things were things that I
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Speaker 1: had no idea occurred in Texas in American history. And
36:29
Speaker 1: I'm a history buff.
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Speaker 16: Okay.
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Speaker 1: So, again, we'll talk about that more hopefully when we
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Speaker 1: get through reading this book.
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Speaker 6: We're both going to finish this soon because I would
36:39
Speaker 6: like to have this guy on pre-election because it's a
36:42
Speaker 6: fascinating book. And, again, I think that will be a
36:46
Speaker 6: great conversation to have. But, yeah, there's so much great
36:49
Speaker 6: history out there. And like I said, I cannot imagine
36:54
Speaker 6: taking a history class and having it be the worst
36:55
Speaker 6: part of your day. Right. And I have yet to
36:57
Speaker 6: find someone who will tell me.
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Speaker 1: There's some people out there, but I speculate those, I
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Speaker 1: think those people probably maybe didn't like a lot of
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Speaker 1: schools in general.
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Speaker 6: So good night. Uh, what else do we need to go? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Let's, uh,
37:13
Speaker 6: let's get into this world series. No one cares. I
37:17
Speaker 6: need to mention that. No one cares about Tampa and Milwaukee.
37:21
Speaker 1: The people of Tampa and Milwaukee do.
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
37:23
Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Great. They can have it. Now I did find something
37:27
Speaker 6: about the world series. that made me interested today, and
37:31
Speaker 6: so I am sharing this story with the class. Milwaukee
37:35
Speaker 6: is already in hot water over the World Series because
37:39
Speaker 6: of a blown promotion that involved selling eternal tickets to
37:46
Speaker 6: the World Series back in 2015, when obviously no one
37:53
Speaker 6: who was a Brewers fan, thought they had a chance
37:56
Speaker 6: in hell of ever.
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Speaker 1: What they sold was a $ 1, 000, quote, timeless ticket.
38:01
Speaker 6: A timeless ticket.
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Speaker 1: A fan could redeem it at any game. Or a
38:04
Speaker 1: grand will. At any game in the future. So a
38:08
Speaker 1: lot of the fans that have held on to those
38:10
Speaker 1: for 11 years now.
38:12
Speaker 6: A golden ticket. A golden ticket, if you will. This
38:15
Speaker 6: was like a turn in and go. and guess what
38:19
Speaker 6: game you'd want to go to. Absolutely.
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Speaker 1: If you were hanging onto that ticket, God forbid, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Yeah.
38:25
Speaker 1: So first two games are in Milwaukee. A lot of
38:27
Speaker 1: these folks are saying, Hey, cash me in. Right. They're, they're,
38:30
Speaker 1: they're a little upset though, because apparently the tickets that
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Speaker 1: they're getting are low quality tickets. I have read, they
38:38
Speaker 1: say their seats quote sucked.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: They, I have read there in some cases, not even seats.
38:44
Speaker 6: They're just spaces and, Anyway, let's listen to one of
38:48
Speaker 6: the people who tried to turn these in and see
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Speaker 6: what he has to say about it.
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Speaker 5: I wasn't envisioning, hey, we're going to get front row,
38:53
Speaker 5: but certainly first 10 rows. I said, this has to
38:55
Speaker 5: be a mistake. terrace level that's level four that's not
38:58
Speaker 5: the best available seat and she said yeah i'm not
39:01
Speaker 5: going to argue that there's better seats available this is
39:03
Speaker 5: what's being allocated to the timeless ticket holders upset angry
39:07
Speaker 5: out of principle i'm not even going to go when
39:08
Speaker 5: you promise somebody the best seat available and you give
39:11
Speaker 5: them pretty much the worst seats that you have in
39:13
Speaker 5: the whole stadium i would say no they're not.
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Speaker 6: Honoring now i want to say i want to be
39:16
Speaker 6: clear about this i appreciate that you paid a thousand
39:19
Speaker 6: dollars a thousand dollars for a ticket problem would get
39:22
Speaker 6: you quite a bit in the baseball game right even
39:26
Speaker 6: at the world series but that said i think first
39:28
Speaker 6: 10 rows is a little yeah i'm.
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Speaker 1: Getting decent seeds i mean come on you don't have yeah.
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Speaker 6: Because you already got his money you already took his money.
39:39
Speaker 1: You took it you'd spend it poorly because for 11
39:42
Speaker 1: years you still weren't anything.
39:44
Speaker 6: And apparently, from what you said, people had already turned
39:47
Speaker 6: these in. It's not like every one of them held
39:51
Speaker 6: us like, hey, one of these days, 11 years in
39:53
Speaker 6: the future, we're going to be able. Can you imagine
39:55
Speaker 6: having to dig through the junk drawer?
39:57
Speaker 1: Where did I put that golden ticket? Because 11 years ago, man,
40:01
Speaker 1: especially if it was for the brewers, I'd tuck that
40:05
Speaker 1: thing away.
40:05
Speaker 6: What are the odds it even still exists?
40:08
Speaker 30: Right.
40:08
Speaker 6: Would you even have it in your house? Who knows?
40:10
Speaker 6: You had to go look for it. Can you imagine
40:12
Speaker 6: that promotion? at Texas A & M and how that
40:18
Speaker 6: would go in theory, because like, Hey, would you get
40:22
Speaker 6: a ton of money from, Oh yeah.
40:24
Speaker 23: Yeah.
40:25
Speaker 6: Would you eventually have to cash in? Probably one of
40:28
Speaker 6: these days they're going to get to a natty. Would
40:31
Speaker 6: it be a net positive? Like I, I mean, it's
40:35
Speaker 6: a weird promotion and I've been baseball does some kooky promotions,
40:38
Speaker 6: but I wonder if they actually, turned a profit on
40:41
Speaker 6: that before it was all said and done.
40:43
Speaker 1: Well, the World Series is unique, though, because they play
40:46
Speaker 1: at home.
40:47
Speaker 6: Right.
40:47
Speaker 1: Right? So that would be your biggest issue with any
40:49
Speaker 1: other sport.
40:50
Speaker 6: You'd have to be basically pulling out allotments and all
40:52
Speaker 6: these other things. But, yeah, man, that's... There's.
40:55
Speaker 1: A lot to play with there.
40:56
Speaker 7: You know what?
40:57
Speaker 6: They did you a favor, man.
40:58
Speaker 1: You know what they should do? No one needs to
40:59
Speaker 1: go to that Steve's Fest. They should have a promotion
41:01
Speaker 1: in the seventh inning of this game to destroy disco
41:04
Speaker 1: and see how that goes today.
41:07
Speaker 6: Google it, everyone.
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Speaker 33: I'm Riley Flurkey with your morning sports update on 1620-945-WTAW.
48:03
Speaker 33: The Aggie softball team is gearing up to host McLennan
48:06
Speaker 33: Community College Highlanders tonight as their fall exhibition action continues.
48:10
Speaker 33: First pitch for tonight's game is set for 6 o'clock
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Speaker 33: at Davis Diamond. The Aggie soccer team is on the
48:16
Speaker 33: road tonight preparing to play its final road match of
48:19
Speaker 33: the season. The Ags are gearing up to battle the
48:22
Speaker 33: Missouri Tigers at Walton Stadium with first kick set for
48:25
Speaker 33: 8 o'clock. The Aggie football team is just two days
48:29
Speaker 33: shy of hitting the road to Alabama and continuing SEC play.
48:33
Speaker 33: Head coach Mike Elko spoke about the progress the defense
48:35
Speaker 33: has made to improve their side of the ball over
48:38
Speaker 33: the past month.
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Speaker 34: I think that We had two bad games in back-to-back weeks.
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Speaker 34: I think outside of that, when we function and play
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Speaker 34: the way that we're capable of, we have been a
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Speaker 34: good unit. You know, we've probably gotten a little bit
48:54
Speaker 34: more consistent over the last couple weeks. That's obviously the
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Speaker 34: biggest thing with us on defense, has been going all
49:02
Speaker 34: the way back, you know, it seems like for years.
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Speaker 34: But I do think when we play consistent the way
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Speaker 34: we're capable of, we have played pretty solid defense at times.
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Speaker 33: Coach Elko also spoke about the importance of creating turnovers
49:16
Speaker 33: and how Tennessee affected Alabama because of their strong defensive performance.
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Speaker 34: I think it's always important regardless of where you play.
49:23
Speaker 34: I think the road amplifies it for sure. There's a
49:27
Speaker 34: reason why it's the number one thing hanging on our
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Speaker 34: think it's the number one thing that indicates success and
49:35
Speaker 34: If you want to go win a football game, a
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Speaker 34: it away. That's something we preach and obviously will play
49:46
Speaker 34: a big role in our success on Saturday. I just
49:48
Speaker 34: think they've got a really talented quarterback. They've got a
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Speaker 34: really good offensive line. They've got really explosive players on
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Speaker 34: the outside. Tennessee maybe did a better job than most
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Speaker 34: of affecting the quarterback with the D-line in the pass
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Speaker 34: rush and but I'm sure that's something that they'll rectify.
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Speaker 34: It's a really talented group.
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Speaker 33: Kickoff for the game is set for 2.30, and you
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Speaker 33: The Aggie men's golf team won the Abilene Christian Intercollegiate yesterday,
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Speaker 33: The Maroon and White's first exhibition game is set for
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Speaker 6: 16, 20, 94, five WTAW for today. Expect a day
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Speaker 6: for for a high starting out in right around 60 degrees.
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Speaker 6: Then down to the mid 50s tonight for Saturday and
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Speaker 6: for Friday and for Sunday. You're looking at pretty much
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Speaker 6: Honestly, it gets a little cooler again Saturday going into Sunday.
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Speaker 6: would like to know, Will, have you tried testing out
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Speaker 6: the Pi nickname since yesterday? Someone had suggested that we
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