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"Don't Mess with Chicago Gambling" (FTTxJT 082426 hr2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Hundred to do list. Putting the radio on is the
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Speaker 1: first thing today, Jewort said.
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Speaker 2: Steal metemne have a day at least for work.
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Speaker 3: When the sun comes up, drops aput this scoom.
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Speaker 4: Joe has everything a jinder, all the chos said, needs
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Speaker 4: no wonder.
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Speaker 5: Joe's as smiled.
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Speaker 3: He only eggs.
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Speaker 6: Let it be Joe.
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Speaker 7: Thank you for letting me be of service to you.
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Speaker 8: I want to be Joe.
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Speaker 9: So much going on this forty four three four eight
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Speaker 9: eight two four two one seven. That's the important number.
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Speaker 9: I will tell you what went on over the weekend,
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Speaker 9: but I want to hear how it's impacting you where
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Speaker 9: you are.
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Speaker 7: See, you know that's what That's what you get. This
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Speaker 7: is and if you're feeling like hold it, I feel
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Speaker 7: like this.
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Speaker 9: I feel like this again, Yes, because this is what
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Speaker 9: you feel like when you listen to the talking heads
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Speaker 9: on the Sunday Morning Talkers.
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Speaker 7: Going on Trump's just as a maniac. I don't know
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Speaker 7: what he's doing. It's as you have Iran and Canada
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Speaker 7: and at tariffs.
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Speaker 9: And if you listen to most people doing the Sunday
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Speaker 9: Morning News, they'll make it sound like the tariffs are
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Speaker 9: on every single thing that you might get from Canada,
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Speaker 9: not five percent of the things we get from Canada.
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Speaker 9: But that's why quibble over things like reality or you know,
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Speaker 9: there's we have a we have an agenda to sell. Gosh,
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Speaker 9: darn't it new would improve Marxism? Now with the clean
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Speaker 9: fresh scent, our first things this morning in the Iran
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Speaker 9: the real has dropped to an all time low two
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Speaker 9: pointzero two million US dollars per real as the economic
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Speaker 9: sanctions take hold, and Scott Besson, Treasury Secretary, is expected
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Speaker 9: to make a statement a press conference today at two
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Speaker 9: on just exactly what economic d Day is going to mean. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 9: the tariffs, tariffs, tariffs. Who's got the tariffs? Five percent
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Speaker 9: of canual Canada's annual exports, the US will be hit
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Speaker 9: with fifty percent tariffs. Well, that started Sunday. Can It
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Speaker 9: is threatening a dollar for dollar retaliatory measures starting September eighth.
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Speaker 9: Iran's parliament speaker is admitting that hunger is going to
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Speaker 9: be the bigger issue than military might. No matter how
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Speaker 9: strong our military power becomes, if we are hungry, we
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Speaker 9: will not be able to endure. This from Mohammed Vagaier Kalibaf,
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Speaker 9: Speaker of the Parliament. Wildfires in the Reno area forced
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Speaker 9: the evacuation of some ninety thousand people so far. Least
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Speaker 9: six people to three first responders and three civilians were
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Speaker 9: You from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today. I was
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Speaker 9: awkward there. Don't leave that switch open again. Let's how
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Speaker 9: about that? Four three four eight eight two four two
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Speaker 9: one seven. Folks lining up outside just to get down.
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Speaker 9: But it's a Monday morning, and we had some volatility.
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Speaker 9: Oil prices came down. Some futures so bright they're wearing shades.
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Speaker 23: I'm Joe Mojo and the breakout for gold and silver
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Speaker 23: continues here. On Monday, gold is up one percent of
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Speaker 23: forty three dollars to four thousand, six hundred and forty
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Speaker 23: five dollars. Silver is just slightly in the green, but
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Speaker 23: had a strong day on Friday. Continue to breakout right
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Speaker 23: at sixty nine dollars, even up about a tenth of
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Speaker 23: percent so far this morning. It briefly tout seventy last
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Speaker 23: week and then has been hovering right here at sixty
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Speaker 23: eight sixty nine since then, so exciting news here for
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Speaker 23: gold and silver.
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Speaker 9: Well, certainly it's you know, the ultimate and precious metal.
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Speaker 9: It's what's been currency for thousands of years. So not
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Speaker 9: a surprise in either case there. I don't know if
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Speaker 9: you look at the web traffic over the weekend or
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Speaker 9: not if you've been really busy. But people can go
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Speaker 9: there any old time and take a look at the
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Speaker 9: price of gold if you you know, like me, and
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Speaker 9: you have to wake up three four times in the
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Speaker 9: middle of the night. No, not for that reason, but
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Speaker 9: I had to all this weekend as I had a
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Speaker 9: you know, gold and silver prices, you know, and it's
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Speaker 9: something you can do. I think James warns against you
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Speaker 9: know that I try to kind of market fixation, like, oh.
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Speaker 7: I better sell because it's you know, high or whatever.
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Speaker 7: Just buy and hold, right, James, That's exactly right.
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Speaker 23: It's really just stacking gold and silver your budgeted amount,
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Speaker 23: So I've trying to play the roller coaster. Sure of
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Speaker 9: nine two six four six. You have a great morning, James. Thanks,
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Speaker 9: show you too, and get to you as well. Clark,
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Speaker 9: hanging on the line with us down in Alabama. Good morning, Clark.
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Speaker 9: Are you ready for football season?
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Speaker 24: You know I told you the other day, Joe, I
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Speaker 24: watched that high school football and it spoiled me for
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Speaker 24: a college game.
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Speaker 9: You mean you mean people actually playing because they enjoy
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Speaker 9: it or they're you know, they're they're trying to, you know,
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Speaker 9: bring home a win for their school. Now that's crazy talk.
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Speaker 24: From now on, I just want to watch day one high.
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Speaker 9: School that are being exploited. Come on to listen to
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Speaker 9: a good leftist somewhere.
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Speaker 15: For Breyers Ton joe yep two.
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Speaker 24: I was one of the original Mouseketeers. She was there
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Speaker 24: with the net and Covey in the gang. I'm pretty
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Speaker 24: sure I.
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Speaker 9: Was never a Mouseketeer guy. It was almost like, you know, Disney.
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Speaker 9: Disney was already telling me, we don't want you around here.
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Speaker 7: Back then you don't meet.
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Speaker 25: So there you go.
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Speaker 24: Exactly do you ever any dashl Hammett a little bit
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Speaker 24: little bit, you know, his praseyology, And when you mentioned
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Speaker 24: Shelley Forbreers had passed, I flashed on Dashal Hammett. Philip
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Speaker 24: Marlowe's got a prospective client that came in. She had
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Speaker 24: the face of an angel framed by ten thousand tiny
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Speaker 24: curls that somehow just kept running into one another.
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Speaker 21: So there you go.
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Speaker 7: Hey on the Oh wait, one more thing before we
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Speaker 7: get into it.
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Speaker 24: Here, Mike Pence is in the news breaks because he's saying,
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Speaker 24: the last thing we need is a trade war with Canada. Now,
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Speaker 24: Canada was given a choice, you can pick the United
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Speaker 24: States or China.
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Speaker 15: They picked China.
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Speaker 24: Now, I think every time Mike Pence gets mentioned, it
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Speaker 24: either needs to be Benedict Pence, the trader, Mike Pence
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Speaker 24: or the deep state inside man Mike Pence. Well, because
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Speaker 24: the last person, the person you take something stolen to,
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Speaker 24: John loaded is a fence. So just maybe Mike Fence
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Speaker 24: from now on.
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Speaker 9: Well, they were out there and force my old buddy.
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Speaker 9: And believe me, when they when they attack my credibility
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Speaker 9: and my conservative bonophides, they usually do it because they
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Speaker 9: find a photograph of me and former Virginia Congressman Denver
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Speaker 9: Wriggleman having a drink at his.
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Speaker 7: Distillery or at is touring his distillery or.
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Speaker 9: Taking a walk around Charlottesville, because he was for a
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Speaker 9: couple of years my congressman, and so we covered him,
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Speaker 9: and I mean somewhere out there there's pictures of me
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Speaker 9: and Tom Perriello too.
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Speaker 7: But when they wanted to sail my credibility, they say, oh.
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Speaker 9: How conservative could Joe Thomas be looking at him glad
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Speaker 9: backslapping around with Denver Wriggleman.
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Speaker 15: And he was out.
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Speaker 7: They wheeled him out of the home yesterday as well.
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Speaker 24: Sometimes you just got to here the Tevy Keith and
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Speaker 24: wish you didn't know now, which you didn't know then, right.
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Speaker 9: Exactly anyway, Like I said, but these people, these are
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Speaker 9: the fabian Republicans, the ones that believe that, you know,
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Speaker 9: government is the answer, just the way we want to
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Speaker 9: do it to benefit campaign contributors, versus the Democrats, who
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Speaker 9: are a coalition of Marxist you know, agit prop recipients,
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Speaker 9: like the ones booing Hassan Piker in that clip.
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Speaker 14: We have, and.
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Speaker 24: Hassan is moderating.
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Speaker 7: Now, what happened to moderate Nazis, Joe?
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Speaker 24: They got piano wire neckties and third hand knowledge at best,
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Speaker 24: because clearly I wasn't there, but I have heard that
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Speaker 24: Mohammad said that moderate Muslims were hypocrites and should be stoned.
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Speaker 24: So their moderation is for you, and uh, it's just
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Speaker 24: not going to go over Well, you can't be a
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Speaker 24: moderate radical.
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Speaker 15: And here's the democrats big problem.
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Speaker 24: When everyone in the tent is special, then no one
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Speaker 24: is in the tent is special, but everyone expects to
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Speaker 24: be special.
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Speaker 15: Joe.
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Speaker 7: Sure, and that's why they boo when they realize maybe
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Speaker 7: I'm not.
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Speaker 26: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Now on the Republicans.
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Speaker 24: If they've got a tent, I've never seen it.
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Speaker 5: What does it look like?
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Speaker 24: Is it red and light with stripes?
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Speaker 11: I don't even know.
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Speaker 5: If they've got a.
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Speaker 24: Tent's a lot of yeah, if they do have a tent,
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Speaker 24: they've never invited conservatives to come inside of it.
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Speaker 7: We kind of elbow in no, no, no, no.
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Speaker 9: They they bemoaned the conservatives, you know, and every time
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Speaker 9: a tea party or MAGA comes along, then they blanch saying, oh,
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Speaker 9: well that's not what we meant. Oh my goodness, no, no,
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Speaker 9: do we have a dress code here at this particular
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Speaker 9: UH Central Committee meeting here? Good stuff, Clark. The headlights
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Speaker 9: at the end of the tunnel are the oncoming news.
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Speaker 9: So I'm going to have to bid you adieu, but
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Speaker 9: we'll talk to you later.
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Speaker 15: Keep doing it.
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Speaker 9: I think it's coming up on Fifth. Fifteen years ago,
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Speaker 9: So in Chicago, Bally's was getting ready to build a
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Speaker 9: Bally's Chicago has paused construction of a thirty four story
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Speaker 9: I'm sure they brought a lot of building expertise and
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Speaker 9: gas stations, convenience stores, their little table games. Here in Virginia,
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Speaker 9: we call them skill games because they you know, blackjack
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Speaker 9: or rummy. You know, it's it's involved, you choose. So
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Speaker 9: therefore it's not just an one armed bandit so or so. So,
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Speaker 9: Now there's an unfinished thirty four story hotel on the
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Speaker 9: waterfront in a neighborhood, and it sounds like, you know,
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Speaker 9: there might be an unfinished casino next to it too,
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Speaker 9: and now somebody else is muscling in on their territory,
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Speaker 9: their turf, and any old timer in Chicago knows that's
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Speaker 9: not what you want to do. And it's a beautiful
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Speaker 9: looking facility. I don't know how it fits in with
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Speaker 9: to revitalize. I imagine that a lot of the same
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Speaker 9: thing were told to the residents of the community to
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Speaker 9: River West. Well, okay, so I'm sure a lot of
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Speaker 9: the same things were told to the River West residents
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Speaker 9: that were told to Atlantic City residents. So what you
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Speaker 9: need to do is you just need to make these
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Speaker 9: There's another one up there and halfway between Providence and
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Speaker 9: New Haven. Because they do it well, they do it
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Speaker 9: But you see what happens when the government start a
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Speaker 9: a Marxist organization to me. And it's not just because
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Speaker 9: what do you do with this empty hotel? Because once
35:30
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Speaker 7: All of that like they want to do here in Virginia.
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Speaker 7: Wait till they do that. Way till your casino is
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Speaker 9: Why would I drive all the way to the River
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Speaker 9: That's why they stop building the hotel. But you see,
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36:58
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37:18
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Speaker 35: So by keeping him under wraps like this keeps everything secret.
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Speaker 9: Well, and then there's Hippa too, So it's it's medical privacy, right, Bob.
47:25
Speaker 9: You know you can't you don't ask, don't.
47:28
Speaker 35: Well, it is, it is, but it isn't because technically,
47:33
Speaker 35: if you're a public official, you you sort of give
47:36
Speaker 35: up some of your privacy laws. I mean, like with
47:41
Speaker 35: the president and everything else. And I agree with that.
47:45
Speaker 35: I think if you're a congressman and you're going to
47:48
Speaker 35: be away from your job, right, go ahead.
47:53
Speaker 7: Well, no, I'm going to be that low.
47:57
Speaker 9: Well, the people who voted for you deserve to know.
48:00
Speaker 9: I ran into this once people wanted to hold a
48:03
Speaker 9: secret vote. A bunch of political representatives in a convention.
48:08
Speaker 9: They wanted to hold a secret vote about something, and
48:11
Speaker 9: we railed against it. And you know, it was funny
48:14
Speaker 9: because some of the defenders of the elite star Chamber
48:22
Speaker 9: we're saying, oh, the secret ballot is an American tradition,
48:26
Speaker 9: and I said, not in you know, representation. We've elected
48:31
Speaker 9: you to vote in our name. I want to know
48:33
Speaker 9: how you did. I want to know who you voted for,
48:36
Speaker 9: because I sent you there to vote and and you know,
48:40
Speaker 9: it's one thing for me to vote secretly in public.
48:43
Speaker 9: You know that's an election. But once you've been elected
48:46
Speaker 9: and you've you're up there to represent, I need to
48:50
Speaker 9: know what you're voting for, so sure, and I need
48:53
Speaker 9: to know where you're hiding out. That's been a common
48:56
Speaker 9: discussion though hospice and the stroke, because all we've seen
49:02
Speaker 9: are still photographs, so there's no moving video of is
49:08
Speaker 9: is you know, somebody holding him up?
49:12
Speaker 7: Can he speak? Can he make sentences? And those things?
49:16
Speaker 9: And this is what happens when you leave a vacuum
49:18
Speaker 9: because nature abhorrors a vacuum, and not just in science
49:23
Speaker 9: but also in political science. So you don't say anything
49:26
Speaker 9: for long enough, we're going to start filling in our
49:28
Speaker 9: own blanks.
49:31
Speaker 35: That's why with his half medical history and his age,
49:37
Speaker 35: I'm pretty much assuming he had, even if it was
49:41
Speaker 35: just a mild stroke, that he had a stroke. And
49:43
Speaker 35: right now he's incapacity and he can't talk normally. He's
49:48
Speaker 35: sort of has an issue like Robert F. Kennedy. Yeah,
49:52
Speaker 35: he's slurring and they don't want him.
49:54
Speaker 9: To be seen that way, or he's had a severe
49:57
Speaker 9: cognitive issue. I mean, I know people who have had
50:00
Speaker 9: strokes and have lost quite a bit of their cognitive ability,
50:03
Speaker 9: which no offense to my friends in Kentucky is an
50:08
Speaker 9: important part of representing somebody as being able to you know,
50:11
Speaker 9: go through the material and make make a decision based
50:15
Speaker 9: on what you know about it. And and this was
50:18
Speaker 9: pointed out to me by a friend of mine over
50:20
Speaker 9: the I think it was last weekend that you know,
50:23
Speaker 9: Elaine Chow his wife is well connected to the Chai cooms.
50:28
Speaker 9: And this is exactly the kind of thing you do
50:31
Speaker 9: to keep you know, leadership. And we watched this in
50:34
Speaker 9: the Soviet Union in the sixties and seventies. You know,
50:38
Speaker 9: it's he has a cold, he has a cold, he
50:40
Speaker 9: has a cold.
50:41
Speaker 7: We're having a state funeral for him next week.
50:44
Speaker 9: And that's yeah, you know, but that's that's kind of
50:48
Speaker 9: what you know is happening here is Oh, well, we
50:50
Speaker 9: need him for this, so keep him going because we
50:54
Speaker 9: need his rubber stamp. We don't want some wild card
50:58
Speaker 9: coming in and trying to get all Rand Paul on us.
51:03
Speaker 35: And the other thing is from his medical to see
51:07
Speaker 35: as a child, if he's got Parkinson's, Parkinson's does have
51:13
Speaker 35: a dementia. ATHLETs called Parkinson's dementia.
51:17
Speaker 9: It's possible, but then it would all be easy to
51:20
Speaker 9: put away if there's just you know, he he does
51:23
Speaker 9: a you know, a little you know a few minutes.
51:26
Speaker 7: With Katie Couric live to camera.
51:29
Speaker 9: I don't care if it's Katie Kirk or some host
51:31
Speaker 9: from Emma Caitlin Collins. I don't care pick some left
51:34
Speaker 9: winger to do the interview. I just want to see
51:36
Speaker 9: live video footage.
51:39
Speaker 35: Yep, and see him walking or doing something, doing his rehab.
51:44
Speaker 35: I want to see him doing his rehab. So Hey,
51:47
Speaker 35: and Ukraine, that word is never going to end because
51:50
Speaker 35: now with what's going on over there right now, with
51:53
Speaker 35: the all the diplomats. It was in the news that
51:58
Speaker 35: England is going to get of Ukraine the information on
52:04
Speaker 35: how to make the ballistic missiles.
52:06
Speaker 9: Right I saw that story. But then Russia said, uh oh,
52:09
Speaker 9: we're ready to talk as long as we get to
52:12
Speaker 9: keep everything we've invaded, which.
52:17
Speaker 35: But my concern is that Ukraine sense a lot of
52:25
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52:33
Speaker 35: and into Indonesia.
52:35
Speaker 9: I know, weapons and weapons of mass destruction. I've got
52:40
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52:43
Speaker 35: Okay, okay.
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