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Coordinated Attack · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Monday morning, fourteenth
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day of August. I'm West Thanks for joining me. Two weeks in to
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the months. Weren't we just talking about the start of August. We're just
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talking about the start of July, weren't we, And we're too deep two
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whole weeks deep now into August. I told you it was going to happen
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quick downhill. We'll be rolling right on into it. And the school supplies,
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I guess, are moving off of the shelves and making way for officially
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all of the Halloween stuff, if you haven't already seen that that's taking place
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now. I do the shopping in the Carroll household, and I was in
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a couple of stores over the weekend, and yes, it's happening, and
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it's happening quickly. I erroneously said that all of our schools, I think
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I said that. I said at least most of our schools in the Chattahoochee
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Valley area, we're back. I guess by the end of last week,
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not so true. I found out that there may well, there's at least
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one more. There may be a few more getting started this week. But
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I do know that Calvary Christian School is starting back today, So if you're
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part of that group going back, or have someone who is starting back there,
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I guess the staff and things were probably working on last week but by
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Friday when I erroneously credited everybody being back. But I do know a few
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kids going to Calvary and excited for them to be getting back into the school
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year today. So now I guess maybe after today they'll all be back.
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This may be the final stretch of it, at least for our area,
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and I know schools around the country I'll be getting back in. And I
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got a buddy up in the Carolinas and his dad was say, a buddy
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and his dad. I'm friends with the dad, but you know, the
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kid is my buddy, and he's getting started back in the next couple of
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weeks. So they're a little closer. Well, I wouldn't say that.
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They do end later than we end here and then start back later, So
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they're about on the same ten month cycle, I guess as us with all
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those extra days and breaks and things, but they get started closer to when
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we got started when I was a kid, there wasn't all of this extra
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holidays and things during the school year. I know that's probably the better way
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to go, because I feel like that three month summer that we used to
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get was was pretty long. It was nice for us. But I do
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think that there's that tendency for kids to really get into that almost coma toast
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state where they just don't want to you know, just almost coma toast over
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the weekend, over the summer, because it says enough on the weekends.
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My kids had their first week, most of a first week last week,
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and just trying to get them to snap out of things late in the day
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yesterday, it's always a challenge, you know, just with two days off,
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it's a challenge. So anyway, all right, so let's let's talk
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about a couple of things. I want to talk about this looming I guess
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next indictment for Trump, And you know, I feel like anybody who is
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shocked or surprised that another indictment's coming in Georgia and are going to happen in
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Georgia, I mean, I think it's inevitable. I think we knew every
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single possible thing that they could throw at him, was going to come at
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him. And I do think it's important that we observe the fact that these
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are all happening strategically placed out. They didn't hit him all at once.
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This wasn't a full, you know, Oppenheimer moment. This was stretching things
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out over a few months so that the maximum effect could take place with all
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of this. I do not, in any way think that the timing of
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all of these different charges is anything other than intentional. All Right, I'm
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not a conspiracy guy. I do think that this is an easy one to
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execute, Okay. I think that when you know, you've seen these videos
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online where they show different news outlets, like you, local news outlets from
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around the country magically all just saying the same thing. They're getting the same
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text coming down from their affiliate, their affiliates of their affiliation headquarters as far
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as their news networks. So they're getting that information in the form of some
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sort of a script because they're all saying the same thing. They're just reading
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it off the prompter. Someone feeds it in a prompter, someone sits there
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and reads it. And there have been several of these that have gone around
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on the Internet, you can look them up. There's even some Yes,
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have some of our local news anchors involved in these things for our local network
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affiliates. So if that can be coordinated, if the late night talk show
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hosts will often have conversations with politicians, that all really bubbled up to the
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surface during the Jimmy Kimmel pushing for uh, you know, free healthcare and
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in changing gun laws, that came up. Then that came up when when
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it was revealed that yes, he was having conversations with you know, different
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people in in uh, you know, up the chain. And then and
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then they started having these people on his guests. Remember that, Remember they
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started having them on his guests. They do that now. Even Drew barrymore
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Or with her daytime talk show, she has politicians on and bows at the
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feet of transgender activists and things. She's done that. So I don't think
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any of this should be taken for granted that this is very easily, very
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coordinated. Now, I'm not often into the conspiracy game, but we've seen
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a lot lately with conspiracies turning out to be true, and it seems like
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one after the next after the next, things that we were shouted at for
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just questioning I'm not even talking about the people. I had people in my
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life during COVID who refused, no matter what, they were not getting vaccinated.
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They refused, no matter what, they were not wearing a mask in
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public unless they were in a situation where they absolutely had to, and they
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would get out of that situation if that meant that they were going to have
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to wear a mask, if it was an option, and only in cases
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where they didn't have a choice, and even then they probably weren't really going
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to wear it. I took fly criticism for first of all, my job
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in trying to spread the word, and keep in mind, I was during
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the twenty twenty year working solo doing a radio show where I was interviewing people
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in the White House. I was interviewing people in various levels of government about
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COVID, including the Surgeon General. I had him on. So yes,
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my job then was to spread the information. It wasn't to give commentary or
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opinion on it. It was to spread the information. That's what my job
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was during the pandemic, and that's what I did. I passed along the
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information we had at the time, and obviously that information has changed over time,
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I've taken flak for going to events or being at events and wearing masks
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in the past. I'm not one of those people who thinks that masks should
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come back, or that they will come back. I don't see that playing
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out, especially not rolling into this next election. I do think that masks
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were part of the widespread panic of COVID because I don't know that we knew
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that was going to be effective in any way when they encouraged it, but
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it certainly was a constant reminder of what was going on around us going into
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the twenty twenty election. So I don't see that as being a real option
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moving forward. I just don't. I don't think that we're going to get
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to that point. There are a few people saying that we should, and
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I think that the big picture effort here is not going to let that happen.
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But we'll see. I've been wrong before, and I guess it could
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ultimately be decided based on who ends up with nominations on each side, because
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that's that's ultimately the question, isn't it Okay? So I think it's pretty
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easy to assume that some of these conspiracies that have been proven true or at
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least the conspiracy question mark part of it has been shot down, and then
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some of the other stuff is starting to pan out and become more and more
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likely and true. Now, in spite of what you may have heard,
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I was about to mention, there's one that's been lingering around for a long
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time, and there's been people that I've seen saying they've proven it now that
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there are definitely aliens and we have them. There hasn't made proof of that.
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There's been some accusations of that. There've been accusations of that for a
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long time. What's changed from a I guess you could call it to be
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very diplomatic, what's changed about all of this is that the people talking about
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this in Congress are a bit more reputable than some of the people who've talked
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about it in the past. When you have Navy fighter pilots talking about seeing
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these used to be UFOs now UAPs, that gives a little bit more credibility
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to the story. When you have people that you know held positions in intelligence
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areas talking about it, it holds more credibility. But let's not kid ourselves.
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There hasn't been anything confirmed proof. No one has dragged a body out
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and said welcome to Earth or anything like that. That hasn't happened yet,
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so let's remind that. But we're getting what seems to be more and more
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cases of either you know, at least maybe just knocking the question mark off
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the conspiracy theory idea, you know. I mean, there's still has always
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been this conspiracy that they're hiding that they have the aliens. So now someone's
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come out and said that, and somebody that has at least you would think
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a lot of respectability as far as witnesses go. So I'm not going to
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sit here and tell you that this is all guaranteed orchestrated. I'm just telling
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you it's believable that we have these very strategic attacks on Trump happening just one
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after the next, after the next, and then the next the latest thing
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that's happened in all of this. Of course, that again seems mighty suspect.
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It seems mighty interesting. And that's the fact that the charges that have
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or I shouldn't say charges because there's not charges yet. There's a special counsel
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that's been appointed that is going to be investigating the Hunter Biden everything. It's
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an investigation in Hunter Biden. I was gonna say the Hunter Biden laptop,
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but this is about all of Hunter Biden business dealings and all of that.
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So as our Congress, our Republican Congress was working towards, the House was
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working towards getting more information on Hunter Biden, maybe bringing in more witnesses and
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bringing in more people to get some answers about it so that a decision could
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maybe be made about an impeachment if that's where they wanted to go with Joe
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Biden and digging into this well, now many experts are saying, well,
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hold it. If this uh, now that this special Council has been appointed,
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now that David Weiss is stepping in, that now basically effectively puts a
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block on Republicans doing what they want to do. So again, this seems
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to be the latest in this line of very convenient things that are happening.
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Because if they can stretch this investigation out, well passed twenty twenty four.
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If they can stretch this out, I don't know, maybe to twenty twenty
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early twenty twenty seven, right, could could they get it to that point?
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Could they get it into at least into the twenty twenty six, they
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want to see I guess. I mean, would this be a crazy notion
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that we get to early twenty twenty seven, Okay, some time I don't
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know, around February. If in fact, Joe Biden ends up getting reelected
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and he's president for those two years of that term, he would finish out
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his second year at the end of January, so that would be the end
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of his sixty year And assuming that Kamala Harris is still the VP, if
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he stepped down at that point because he had to because of pressures of all
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of this investigation, and then she would be in a position where she could
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potentially run for president two more times because it's you know, she would be
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finishing out a two year term and then it's a maximum of ten years.
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So but I don't know that anybody wants her to be president anyway, So
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that's another factor altogether. But don't kid yourself that certainly could be how all
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this plays out. Just make a little note somewhere that this is a possibility.
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That's it. That's all I'm asking you to do, as we have
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another big old set of coincidence or whatever it is. But it certainly seems
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very calculated and orchestrated, doesn't it all? Right? Another quick note,
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I wanted to just mention this because another thing that seems to be playing out
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is, you know, they're throwing everything they can at the former president,
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at Trump, and they're trying to make it all stick, and they're trying
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to hit him one punch after the next, and they're trying to get the
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American people to go, oh my gosh, how many criminal things has he
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done? How many criminal things are they accusing him of. The diehard Trump
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people aren't going to hear it. They don't they you're not going to break
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them. And the diehard anti Trump people they're not going to change. It
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doesn't matter what's coming in. It just means they shout a little bit more
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about, Hey, maybe Trump's gonna go to jail. The folks in the
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middle are always the people that are being fought over, and that's a big
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part of what this fight is all about, is about getting those people to
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say, I don't know if I could vote for a guy that's been indicted
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this many times, because this is all unprecedented, and that's part of also
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the strategy that's in play here. But over the weekend, Iowa State Fair.
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The Republicans were there working hard trying to get ready for the Iowa caucuses,
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and the governor Florida, Rhnda Santis, was wrapping up his time there.
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By all accounts, he'd had a pretty good run there, meeting with
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the folks in Iowa. And then Donald Trump shows up, and he shows
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up with a gaggle, if you will, of Florida US House members,
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and some people kind of raise an eyebrow and went, well, what's going
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on here? He's got Matt Gates and others with him showing up, and
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they're you know, this group that's kind of been with Trump all along they
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show up, So it's no big shock that you know, they'd be hanging
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out with Trump. But it certainly is one of those things that could be
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strategically used against Rhonda Santis as people, because that's what the move was about.
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You show up in Iowa, who honestly, they don't care. I
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don't think I don't think a lot of people in Iowa that are undecided voters
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are looking at it going. Man, those people really don't like Rhonda Santis
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in Florida. But some of the media outlets have picked it up and they're
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running with it about what an embarrassment this is for Desantists because see this is
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another move because the person they're most afraid of is Donald Trump. The person
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they're second most afraid of is Rhonda Santis. So this is a setup so
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that if they can get Trump out of this, if they can get Trump
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found guilty and having difficulties on ballots, or get him to take some kind
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of a plea deal or whatever it is they're trying to do, if they
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can get that to happen, they have to have these things in place already
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out there to go after Desantists because they'd be afraid of him. I think
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they should be very aware of DeSantis anyway, if their goal is to get
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Trump out of the race, because suddenly you're not getting this. You know,
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the same two candidates going at each other. It's not a repeat campaign
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with the same two guys. And again, DeSantis is a lot younger.
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He's like almost half Biden's age. So it would create complications. It would
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create a lot of complications. Could it create a situation where suddenly magically the
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Special Council comes in with stuff and puts Biden in a position where he's got
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to get out of there. Could that happen at the last possible minute.
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Anything's possible, anything at all is possible. I don't want to go too
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far down the conspiracy well, I just want to say that we just have
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to pay attention. We have to pay when you notice things like media outlets
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critical of basically applauding Trump's strategic move to show up in Iowa with members of
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the US House from Florida. That's reason to at least raise an eyebrow.
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That's reason to at least be very aware that something weird's going on there.
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There's just something strange going on in the neighborhood. Just something's not right right.
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right, more Barbie talk. First of all, I got a little grief
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about some of my comments about Barbie on Friday, and I'm not I'm not
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backpedaling on any of it. I'm not. I'm I'm I'm very firm in
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my opinion that my review that I gave Friday of the movie. I'm just
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I'm standing by it. Uh and the people who said that there you know,
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there's a different little message at the end of the movie. I agree
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there is. That's not I mean, the main message of the movie I
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think was the you know, ninety minute message that was pounded home bluntly without
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any sort of skilled writing to it. It was just pounded home over and
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little messages at the end, and there's a message. And I thought I
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didn't really touch on this because I didn't want to spoil it for anybody,
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but there is a little bit of a message there that women can be anything
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they want to be, even if they're not technically a woman. I mean,
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that is part of the final note of the movie, isn't it,
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if you're not a woman. And I know you could argue it's the little
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end that gets said that would never really need to be said, is all
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