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A Referendum You Say? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 2: Thursday morning, sixth day of November. I'm Wes. Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me today. We will discuss it this mid mid
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Speaker 2: term election thing that we had this you know, it's
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Speaker 2: not really like it's not presidential year, it's not a
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Speaker 2: midterm year. It was the mid mid term and you
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Speaker 2: got some I think you know, there were some significant
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Speaker 2: wins for the left in this cycle. Was it the
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Speaker 2: referendum that some of the media outlets and folks on
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Speaker 2: the left wanted to make this into I don't think so,
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Speaker 2: we definitely had an election day, and a lot of
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Speaker 2: the news seems to be this focus on New York City,
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Speaker 2: but there was more to this mayoral race in New
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Speaker 2: York City in so many ways, and there was more
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Speaker 2: going on than the New York City mayoral race. So
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Speaker 2: I just want to address a few of the things
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Speaker 2: that happened this week, because yes, we had two significant
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Speaker 2: governor's races that. I don't know that we can really
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Speaker 2: say this is the referendum that many on the left
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Speaker 2: want it to be. It's certainly there was an exclamation
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Speaker 2: point to be had for one of them. I think Virginia,
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Speaker 2: which is you know, kind of been a little more
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Speaker 2: blue and red, you know, it was in that purple range,
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Speaker 2: but a little more of a bluish purple. And then
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Speaker 2: obviously Glenn Younkin becomes the governor there and suddenly it's like, well,
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Speaker 2: wait a minute, how much more red is Virginia than
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Speaker 2: we thought? And then we had this governor's race and
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Speaker 2: the Democrats take the governor's house back in this election.
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Speaker 2: I don't think it's a huge shock. There is some
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Speaker 2: significant consequence to it. But I think when you start
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Speaker 2: looking at some of the jobs that were affected by
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Speaker 2: Doge in the regions of Virginia that are you know,
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Speaker 2: in the Washington area and this kind of thing, it's
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Speaker 2: not a huge shock that a Democrat is going to
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Speaker 2: be the next governor of Virginia. Again, that's not a
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Speaker 2: huge shock. It's a bigger shock that the attorney general
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Speaker 2: who you know, fantasized about murdering a political opponent, and
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Speaker 2: that political opponent's children and I don't know, urinating on
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Speaker 2: their graves or whatever it was he said. It was horrible.
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Speaker 2: Whatever he said was terrible, and yet it was not
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Speaker 2: enough to make people go, we don't want this guy
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Speaker 2: to be the top law enforcement person in our state.
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Speaker 2: That's it's It's fine, no big deal. He was probably kidding, maybe,
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Speaker 2: even though he did sort of follow those comments up
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Speaker 2: with that's the only way to get Republicans' attention is
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Speaker 2: by you know, hurting or killing their kids. I think
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Speaker 2: that was part of the statement, right, So, I don't
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Speaker 2: know that part is surprising to me, But the fact
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Speaker 2: that he won isn't a big surprise. And I don't
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Speaker 2: know that there's any referendum to be had for a
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Speaker 2: Democrat winning in New Jersey. Is this a big shock?
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's again, these are states where it could
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Speaker 2: go either way. I think there were some people who
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Speaker 2: thought maybe the polls were actually closer than they were,
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Speaker 2: and then they weren't. They were kind of exactly where
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Speaker 2: maybe there's a little bit of you know, reinforcement to
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Speaker 2: the old school polling. I don't know, I mean, maybe
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Speaker 2: maybe that's what we've learned through all of this. I
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Speaker 2: don't know, but on to New York, and I think
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Speaker 2: the well, now before we get to New York, California,
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Speaker 2: the handing things away from the independent group that would
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Speaker 2: decide the redistricting there, and then you have Gavin Newsom, who,
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Speaker 2: by the way, is now I don't want to be president.
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Speaker 2: I don't even want and we're supposed to pretend that
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Speaker 2: he didn't say it when later he decides to run
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Speaker 2: for president. But it's going to hand things over to
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Speaker 2: Democrats where they can do some redistricting and jerry mander
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Speaker 2: the way that only Democrats can do and try to
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Speaker 2: save some of the seats that they were worried about
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Speaker 2: losing in Texas, where Texas is just trying to kind
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Speaker 2: of course correct things where there has been a lot
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Speaker 2: of people that have settled with new immigration coming into Texas.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, there'll be more coming from New York, though
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Speaker 2: maybe as many as a million. But we're still going
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Speaker 2: to get to that in a minute. So that wasn't
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Speaker 2: I think a huge shock either that that passed. That's something,
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Speaker 2: of course that California is going to do, and you know,
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Speaker 2: it is what it is. Another is what it is
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Speaker 2: is this race in New York. We had a very
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Speaker 2: charismatic person, a guy with a lot of sizzle and appeal,
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Speaker 2: and made a lot of promises that there's no way
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Speaker 2: that he can keep them all. A handful of things
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Speaker 2: that he can actually do are only going to make
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Speaker 2: things worse for the people in New York City. And
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Speaker 2: he's going to be the mayor. He's not going to
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Speaker 2: be you know, he's not the governor. He's not able
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Speaker 2: to run for president. He's not an American citizen, natural born,
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Speaker 2: he doesn't qualify to run for president. He doesn't even admit,
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Speaker 2: like according to his mom, he doesn't. He's not an
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Speaker 2: American mentally. That's not how he thinks of himself. He
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Speaker 2: thinks of himself as Uganda, an Indian, and not as
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Speaker 2: an American. And he doesn't like capitalism. He has issues
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Speaker 2: with it, and he is ready to push socialism. I
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Speaker 2: would say his version of it is communism, but I
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Speaker 2: understand we're going to call it what it is. He
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Speaker 2: says he's a democratic socialist. So I've heard a few
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Speaker 2: takes on this that I thought were very interesting, and
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Speaker 2: I did find it weird that we were in a
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Speaker 2: position where, you know, President Trump was asking Republicans in
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Speaker 2: New York City to vote for Cuomo. And that is
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Speaker 2: you know, I get it. From a strategic standpoint, it
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Speaker 2: becomes a bit of a scary thing. It becomes a
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Speaker 2: very slippery slope when you start doing that sort of thing,
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Speaker 2: because that's what leads to you know, you look at
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Speaker 2: like you know, you go to the UK, you go
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Speaker 2: to England and you say, all right, well, their liberal
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Speaker 2: party is their conservative party because that's how far it
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Speaker 2: is pushed to the left. And that's true in many places.
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Speaker 2: So that's a concern, that's something that we should be
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Speaker 2: concerned about. And we put ourselves in a position where
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Speaker 2: we're trying to vote for a Democrat who is, you know,
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Speaker 2: more left of center, certainly more of a centrist, and
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Speaker 2: you know, the people of New York City said, loud
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Speaker 2: and clear, that's not what we want. We want the
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Speaker 2: person promising us free things. So yeah, it would be
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Speaker 2: very hard for me to go in and place that
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Speaker 2: vote if I lived in New York City. But knowing
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Speaker 2: what was at stake, and knowing that I would probably
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Speaker 2: end up having to leave New York City, I guess
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Speaker 2: I would maybe have to, you know, hold my nose
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Speaker 2: and do it. It's just a it's a big ask
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Speaker 2: for anyone to do so. I've heard as many as
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Speaker 2: a million people expected to leave New York once he
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Speaker 2: becomes the mayor, and once he starts doing his thing,
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Speaker 2: once he starts socializing it up, once he starts communisting it.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that's not the right verb, but you
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Speaker 2: know what I mean. As his changes start to try
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Speaker 2: and I think some of the changes he's promised aren't
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Speaker 2: even things he can do. We see this all the time.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna, you know, forgive student debt, and you're not
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Speaker 2: gonna have to pay back your loans and what I
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Speaker 2: can't do that? Oh sorry, I tried. They're not gonna
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Speaker 2: let me do that. I think we're gonna get a
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Speaker 2: lot of that. I think we're going to see many
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Speaker 2: failures of things that he's promised and that he hopes
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Speaker 2: to do. It's the you know, pizza every day for
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Speaker 2: lunch and no homework promises that you get from a
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Speaker 2: kid that is running for school president. And he makes
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Speaker 2: all these wild promises and he hands out you know,
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Speaker 2: blow pops or she hands out blowpops on election day
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Speaker 2: and people go, I'm over the one that gave me
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Speaker 2: the blowpop. And you know, in the end, they can't
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Speaker 2: do any of the things that they promised. And that's
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Speaker 2: really what New York City has to look forward to.
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Speaker 2: Another great take I've seen on all of this is
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Speaker 2: just this basic idea that you know, we need this
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Speaker 2: communist socialist reminder. We periodically have to have this reminder
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Speaker 2: that this doesn't work and it's never worked in the
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Speaker 2: history of human civilization where it made things better for everyone.
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Speaker 2: Does it make things better for a small group of people?
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Speaker 1: Sure?
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Speaker 2: Does it lead to you know, Detroit? Yeah, it does?
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Speaker 2: And does Detroit of you know, the past years, this
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Speaker 2: is in the last decades. Was Detroit a place that
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Speaker 2: you we go, Man, this is what we need, This
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Speaker 2: is what everybody needs. This is a great, wonderful place.
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Speaker 2: Or does it lead to you know, significant problems? Does
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Speaker 2: it lead to wealthy people being overtaxed and getting out
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Speaker 2: of New York City?
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Speaker 1: Of course it will.
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Speaker 2: If you think that there are not already CEOs and
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Speaker 2: companies going, well, that's it. We're out Florida or Texas. Guys,
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Speaker 2: where are we going? Maybe Tennessee. Let's go to a
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Speaker 2: place it doesn't have income tax. Let's do it. Let's
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Speaker 2: get out of here, and it's it's already happened. It's
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Speaker 2: already happened so many times, many of them from California
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Speaker 2: looking for a place where things just made more sense
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Speaker 2: for them. So that's coming. Don't kid yourself. Hey, Georgia
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Speaker 2: is not a bad Come on, we need you, we
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Speaker 2: want you in Georgia. Come to Georgia, especially if you're
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Speaker 2: one of those people in New York that's producing TV
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Speaker 2: shows and movies. Come on to Georgia. That's where we
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Speaker 2: want you. So yeah, this idea, this notion that this
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Speaker 2: is just going to be that reminder that this doesn't work.
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Speaker 2: And it was allowed if there was a referendum at
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Speaker 2: all on Tuesday. It was letting the Democrat Party know
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Speaker 2: if you're a centrist and that is your party of choice,
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Speaker 2: they don't want you anymore. There are so many people
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Speaker 2: in the party now and the far extreme far left.
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Speaker 2: It's more divided than they wanted you to think. And
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Speaker 2: if you think the days of nominating someone like Cuomo,
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Speaker 2: who is an actual moderate, if you think someone like Shapiro,
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Speaker 2: who is much more of a moderate than I don't know,
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Speaker 2: the social lists, then the extreme far left then you
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Speaker 2: better believe you're gonna have a hard time finding enough
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Speaker 2: people to support that candidate. It's gonna be tough. Shapiro
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Speaker 2: could make a great candidate. I just don't know that
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Speaker 2: Democrats can figure it out. I don't know that they
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Speaker 2: can put that together. And honestly, I don't know that
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Speaker 2: they also made it loud and clear that someone who
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Speaker 2: not a big fan of Jewish people is going to
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Speaker 2: be governor of New York. So I don't know is
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Speaker 2: Shapiro someone As a reason Shapiro wasn't the VP pick
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Speaker 2: for Kamala Harris, not by Harris, by whoever made the
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Speaker 2: decisions for her, it's because he's Jewish. Let's be honest here.
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Speaker 2: Let's be honest about how someone set the governor's mansion
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Speaker 2: at you know, Shapiro's home asleep and they set it
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Speaker 2: on fire in Pennsylvania, and how much news coverage did
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Speaker 2: it get. Because we're in this Palestine, you know, anti
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Speaker 2: Semitic phase in America where we don't really know what
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Speaker 2: we're supposed to say. I'm talking about people on the left.
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Speaker 2: People on the right knew what they were supposed to say.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. There's some people on the right that
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Speaker 2: don't really know how to handle that, don't know how
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Speaker 2: to talk about it either. So that's the referendum more
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Speaker 2: so than Okay, two purple states that you know, kind
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Speaker 2: of lean blue anyway ended up with blue governors. That's
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Speaker 2: not a shock. That's not an exclamation point of any kind.
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Speaker 2: It's not like we're talking about, you know, Alabama didn't
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Speaker 2: go blue. That would be a that would be a reference.
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Speaker 2: It would be like, Wow, I can't believe that this
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Speaker 2: actually happened. This is crazy. How did this happen? You
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Speaker 2: want to talk about public service commissioned seats in Georgia
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Speaker 2: meaning something. Look, there was so much press about how
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Speaker 2: bad they were and about all the fact that prices
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Speaker 2: went up. Look at the previous administration and get an
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Speaker 2: idea about why the cost of so many things utilities
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Speaker 2: went up in the last five years. Talk about that.
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Speaker 2: But you know, people hear it and they go, well,
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Speaker 2: this is important. We got to get out there and vote.
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Speaker 2: And they did a good job in Georgia getting out
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Speaker 2: the vote for that. To change those seats, to flip
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Speaker 2: those seats, is that a referendum at as a stretch,
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Speaker 2: that's a stretch. I think the only real solid exclamation
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Speaker 2: point anybody could really, honestly, sincerely take away from election
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Speaker 2: day is the fact that we did see so many
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Speaker 2: people in New York City voting for a mayor that
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Speaker 2: is not going to be able to deliver, and he's
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Speaker 2: tend to take bigger financial risks for romance. Forty six
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Speaker 2: percent said they would overdraft to impress the date, compared
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Speaker 2: to twenty eight percent of women. Maybe that's why credit
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Speaker 2: scores have become new dating credentials. Over fifty percent say
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Speaker 2: high credit scores make someone more attractive, and about one
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Speaker 2: in five wish dating apps would show credit ratings a
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Speaker 2: few things to process there. I think this is nothing new.
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Speaker 2: It's just interesting that people are talking about it, or
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Speaker 2: that someone actually took a minute to ask people about it.
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Speaker 2: This isn't anything overly new or drastically different. But this
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Speaker 2: idea of your credit score being on your dating app,
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Speaker 2: I don't expect that to come anytime soon.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: If your credit score is high, you probably would want
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Speaker 2: it there. However, the people that it's not very high
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Speaker 2: would certainly not want to do that. I don't know
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Speaker 2: that they would be on a dating app that was
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Speaker 2: right there for God and everybody to see that's what
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Speaker 2: There's no we learned about hoarding during COVID, we don't
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Speaker 2: from November twelve through Thanksgiving Day. Walmart also offering a
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Speaker 2: thirteen and a half pound butterball turkey, stovetop, stuffing, dinner rolls, potatoes,
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving this year. The latest wellness trend is called great
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Speaker 2: the holiday chaos arrives. We talked about another version of this.
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Speaker 2: I think a couple of weeks ago. So the idea
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Speaker 2: is that you pick a handful of simple, realistic goals,
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Speaker 2: like fifteen to twenty minute morning walks, eating a healthy breakfast,
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Speaker 2: writing in a gratitude journal, adding an extra serving of
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Speaker 2: veggies to each meal, and then tracking them on a
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Speaker 2: New Year's resolutions, this trend is about starting small, building
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Speaker 2: better habits before the new year gets here. I think
25:37
Speaker 2: this is a slightly different version of the one that
25:40
Speaker 2: we already talked about. Many people are treating the shower
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25:54
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Speaker 2: The average shower in the US just short of eight minutes,
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