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Wicked Radio 6-3: Demanding More DOGE Cuts, ICE Agents Doxxed, & Where Did The Egg Stories Go?! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: much back to work on a Tuesday that still feels
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Speaker 1: like a Monday. But you know who else is back
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Speaker 1: to work. Congress is back to work. That's right. They
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Speaker 1: had another vacation. I know everybody was mad. I was too,
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Speaker 1: a vacation when we're trying to get these dosee cuts implemented.
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Speaker 1: We're trying to get all these things happening right now.
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Speaker 1: And well when it's Congress, oh no, the chairs are empty. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: another vacation. Little insight here, because I'm interviewed over the
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Speaker 1: radio years part of my life, so many politicians. They
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Speaker 1: would always make themselves available for interviews for you know,
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Speaker 1: their local districts and whatever it is. And a lot
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Speaker 1: of them are still very fine people. But it's just
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Speaker 1: the way that the system works. When they say go
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Speaker 1: on vacation, we always tend to think of, yeah, family vacation,
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Speaker 1: you know, and they're going somewhere, fact knows, traveling abroad.
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Speaker 1: A lot of the politicians when they do these vacations,
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Speaker 1: and the reason why the Speaker of the House in
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Speaker 1: this case, Mike Johnson sends them on vacation so much
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Speaker 1: and to go back to their districts and fundraise. The
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Speaker 1: first thing is they'll tell you in a new especially
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Speaker 1: a member of the House, will tell you that that's
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Speaker 1: kind of new to politics. But just got elected, they say.
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Speaker 1: The first thing that's shocking that they learn when they
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Speaker 1: kind of like go through orientation. You know, here's your office,
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Speaker 1: here's what happens. First thing they tell you is here's
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Speaker 1: how your fundraise. As soon as you're elected into office.
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Speaker 1: As soon as you put your hand on the Bible
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Speaker 1: as a politician and a member of Congress, you start
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Speaker 1: fundraising to get reelected. That's what they do with all
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Speaker 1: these vacations. I'm sure some of its family time, but
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Speaker 1: shocked me too. But imagine that you knew it's the
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Speaker 1: pinnacle of your life. Maybe you're a business leader or
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Speaker 1: a member of the military, and you get elected to Congress.
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Speaker 1: The people in your home district like you. You get there,
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Speaker 1: and then the member the leaders of your party say
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Speaker 1: all right, now that we have you, you go back
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Speaker 1: home and you get money out of those people. That's
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Speaker 1: actually how it works, which is why the system is broken.
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Speaker 1: But that's neither here nor there. Let's talk about them
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Speaker 1: getting back to work. And we all know, we all
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Speaker 1: know what we've been talking about. Did they listen, did
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Speaker 1: the pressure tech work because they're according to many of
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Speaker 1: the people, especially in the House and the Senators. We
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Speaker 1: heard from Rick Scott last week and Brandon Gill in
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Speaker 1: the House. He's a California congressman. They have heard from
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Speaker 1: their people us a lot about these Doge cuts because
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Speaker 1: the big beautiful bill, as Trump loves to call it,
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Speaker 1: is still increased spending. So but he has said and
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Speaker 1: others have said that this is in his final form.
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Speaker 1: We were promised late last week that a lot of
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Speaker 1: these cuts and a recision bill we're going to be
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Speaker 1: coming back to the House to vote on. Is that true?
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Speaker 1: Well as of yeah, over the weekend. Anyway, this guy
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Speaker 1: Russ Vout I think his name is it might be Vot.
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Speaker 1: He's the he's not an elected politician, but he's the
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Speaker 1: director of the Office of Management and Budget. Okay, what
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Speaker 1: does he do. Well, he kind of controls all this
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Speaker 1: stuff and he kind of figures out at least sells
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Speaker 1: the idea of how much these cuts are going to
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Speaker 1: actually be implemented. He says, they're deaf going to Congress
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Speaker 1: and they will definitely be voted on once they're back
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Speaker 1: for vacation, which should be today here he was yesterday.
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Speaker 1: I can.
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Speaker 2: We'll be sending that up on Monday or Tuesday, whenever
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Speaker 2: the House is back in session. They will get our
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Speaker 2: first Decisions bill. And again this has been proposed and
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Speaker 2: we've talked about it. We want to make sure that
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Speaker 2: Congress passes its first Recisions bill, including the DOGE, and
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Speaker 2: we will send more if they pass it.
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Speaker 1: And so this is the first one.
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Speaker 2: Is Foreign aid. Usaid cuts many of the waste and
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Speaker 2: garbage that was funding not only wasteful but hurting our
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Speaker 2: foreign policy, but also the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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Speaker 1: Ah, isn't it funny too? At the time, it was
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Speaker 1: seen as such a controversial thing. No, don't cut NPR
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Speaker 1: and PBS's budget. No, don't do that. The reason why
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Speaker 1: stop on the list, according to that guy, is again
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Speaker 1: is our theme public pressure. So many people said, yes,
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Speaker 1: get rid of that stuff, giving my tax money, not
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Speaker 1: the most amount of money, and fraud and waste. But
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Speaker 1: it's just so offensive to so many people, including the
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Speaker 1: that you're sending it to a literally state sponsored media
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Speaker 1: outlet that is completely biased, a completely corrupt. That's why
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Speaker 1: I pissed so many people off. But the Foreign waste usaid.
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Speaker 1: Let's see, let's see if they listen the ultimate tests,
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Speaker 1: we'll see how much of this stuff. And the key
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Speaker 1: important thing that that guy said right there was this
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Speaker 1: is the first of many. But here's the takeaway. You
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Speaker 1: feel like, you know, he mad at these politicians. They're
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Speaker 1: on vacation again, they're not doing anything. They're not here,
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Speaker 1: and I have voices. Yes they are remembers. I've said it
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Speaker 1: a million times now. Always go back to the no
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Speaker 1: tax on tips idea. The public pressure in the service
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Speaker 1: industry in this case, kept the public pressure on in
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Speaker 1: these politicians. And you told them when they're back in
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Speaker 1: their home districts, or they called or they texted or
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Speaker 1: they emailed or whatever it was, or they got on
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Speaker 1: their social media and they said, get this done. So
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Speaker 1: let's see if we had the same fortitude, if we
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Speaker 1: still have the same balls to get the cuts that
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Speaker 1: we want out of this budget, to get out of
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Speaker 1: this debt spiral and these doge cuts that everybody wanted
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Speaker 1: and vote for. Let's see if they listened. Let's see,
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Speaker 1: today's a big day as they get back to work. Finally, well,
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Speaker 1: you've been working the whole time, all right, We got
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Speaker 1: a couple of other stories to talk about today too,
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Speaker 1: including talk about cuts. A couple of minutes, going to
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Speaker 1: talk about a late breaking story about massive cuts at
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Speaker 1: the Disney Corporation. Not the most important story in the world,
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Speaker 1: but it's interesting how they're hurting these days. And I
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Speaker 1: want to get to egg prices in a second here too.
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Speaker 1: But here's another amazing thing. We'll get out of the
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Speaker 1: serious news in just a second. Something incredible happened actually
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Speaker 1: all of last month, but they kind of kept it
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Speaker 1: under wraps, which is the first thing I liked. But
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Speaker 1: something incredible happened yesterday and a press conference in Massachusetts
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Speaker 1: from the Massachusetts Attorney General. I don't just pay attention
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Speaker 1: to it because I saw that, because that's where a
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Speaker 1: lot of my family still is, and I pay attention
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Speaker 1: to that news. That wasn't the case. This was a
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Speaker 1: national story. Now think of Massachusetts, right. I've talked about
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Speaker 1: Mayor Wu before City of Boston, who's basically a Marxist,
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Speaker 1: an incompetent Marxist, which is an amazing thing to accomplish.
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Speaker 1: She's awful. So you've got her, and you've got the
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Speaker 1: Governor Morihely, who's done everything she possibly can to tell
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Speaker 1: all of her local districts not to listen to ICE,
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Speaker 1: and they've gone out of their way to tell illegal
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Speaker 1: immigrants when ICE raids are coming how to get around it.
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Speaker 1: Here's legal. They've set up legal get this legal aid
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Speaker 1: in Massachusetts state sponsored, so it's taxpayer funded to help
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Speaker 1: the illegal aliens, in many cases, criminal aliens who have
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Speaker 1: been let out on the streets, how to avoid ICE
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Speaker 1: agents and if they are caught up, free legal funding
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Speaker 1: for them. Like that's not a lot, like that's actually happening.
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Speaker 1: That's how insanely corrupt and lunatic that state is. So
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Speaker 1: it makes sense that ICE, the entire agency in that district,
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Speaker 1: as it went to Massachusetts last month, kept a lot
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Speaker 1: of things under cover as they raided up the criminal
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Speaker 1: illegal aliens in that state. You ready for this how much? Though,
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Speaker 1: because we only found this out in the press conference yesterday,
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Speaker 1: and the state of Massachusetts ICE wrapped up and apprehended
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Speaker 1: fourteen hundred and sixty one illegal aliens, one four hundred
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Speaker 1: and sixty one. They called it Operation Patriot, but you
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Speaker 1: didn't hear about it because they had to keep it
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Speaker 1: under wraps because the state and the local mayors and
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Speaker 1: everybody in that corrupt state government is fighting them on
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Speaker 1: this every step of the way. So they had a
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Speaker 1: big press conference set today in the Massachusetts attorney general
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Speaker 1: her name escapes me right now, but she's amazing. So
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Speaker 1: imagine being the top cop, the attorney general in that state,
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Speaker 1: and she has to fight these all of these people
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Speaker 1: in the state government who are stopping her from prosecuting
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Speaker 1: these cases. Imagine doing that job. So she gets up
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Speaker 1: there and she talks about Operation Patriot and all this
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Speaker 1: CASS success and everything else that's happening there, and then
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Speaker 1: this is great. The acting Ice Director, his name is
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Speaker 1: todd lyons he gets up because he was pissed off.
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Speaker 1: Not pissed off at the progress of Operation Patriot, he
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Speaker 1: was pissed off at the media that was in the room.
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Speaker 1: So they peppered this attorney general with all kinds of
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Speaker 1: questions about it. Why didn't you tell us, why didn't
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Speaker 1: we know, Why do you have to do it undercover?
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Speaker 2: Why?
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Speaker 1: Why? Why? And she said exactly what I just did.
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Speaker 1: Because this state and its elected officials in a corrupt manner,
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Speaker 1: are blocking the federal government from doing its job. The
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Speaker 1: will of the people that's why we had to keep
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Speaker 1: this under cover. And then they found out something else,
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Speaker 1: and then they started they didn't care about that. The
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Speaker 1: press in the room, I guess it was some national press,
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Speaker 1: but it was also mostly you know, Massachusetts and Boston media.
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Speaker 1: Then they started peppering them about another certain thing, masks.
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Speaker 1: That caught my attention. I said, why is ICE the
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Speaker 1: department and masks? Why is that trending? And you dig
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Speaker 1: a little bit further and you look it up. So
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Speaker 1: the reporters in the room didn't care about all the arrests.
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Speaker 1: They didn't want to find out about the stories about
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Speaker 1: the illegal criminal aliens, like bad, bad, violent criminals that
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Speaker 1: were in that state and harbored because it's a sanctuary
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Speaker 1: state and a bunch of sanctuary cities. It's it's like
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Speaker 1: the people in Massachusetts are held costage in that state.
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Speaker 1: They didn't want to find out about that. They keyed
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Speaker 1: in on one certain thing. Why did all these ICE
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Speaker 1: agents wear masks during all these roundups? Why is that?
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Speaker 1: And they kept they kept harping on it and harpen
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Speaker 1: on it and harping on it. So and this is long,
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Speaker 1: but you got to hear the whole thing. The answer
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Speaker 1: is a little bit horrifying, but his answer is great,
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Speaker 1: I think because he was pissed off and I enjoyed that.
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Speaker 1: Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons wanted to take on the
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Speaker 1: question about the ICE agents wearing masks and why would they.
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Speaker 1: He says, I'm gonna take on the mask question. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna answer the mask question.
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Speaker 3: So no, no, not the mask. Doneline on the mask.
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Speaker 3: So a lot of agencies were invited to come out
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Speaker 3: two weeks ago in Los Angeles where we ran out
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Speaker 3: operation where ICE offices were docked. So let's just say
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Speaker 3: that again. People are out there taking photos, the names,
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Speaker 3: their faces and posting them online with death threats to
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Speaker 3: their family and themselves. So I'm sorry if people are
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Speaker 3: offended by them wearing masks, but I'm not going to
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Speaker 3: let my officers and agents go out there and put
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Speaker 3: their lives on the line and their family on the line.
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Speaker 3: Because people don't like what Immigration Enforcement is. They are
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Speaker 3: wearing those masks because we ran an operation with the
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Speaker 3: Secret Service. We arrested someone that was going online taking
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Speaker 3: their photos, posting their families, their kids' Instagram, their kids facebooks.
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Speaker 1: How horrifying is that, first of all, but there's another
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Speaker 1: takeaway here. Can you imagine just doing your job. You're
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Speaker 1: an office or you're an agent for immigration Customs enforcement,
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Speaker 1: and your family is threatened for you doing your job,
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Speaker 1: doing your job, which by the way, reflects the will
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Speaker 1: of the American people that voted for this. I mean,
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Speaker 1: deportation was and you know, on the streets top three
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Speaker 1: issue in this past election. And you've got these these
12:06
Speaker 1: clueless Marxists out there saying, well, you shouldn't have that job.
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Speaker 1: It's evil. It's all people are welcome, They're all welcome.
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Speaker 1: Those are the people that will vote in the corrupt,
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Speaker 1: for example, Massachusetts politicians, which allow crime to happen. That
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Speaker 1: that's exactly what it is. That's what's happening. So you
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Speaker 1: can imagine doing your job and your docks your family's threatened.
12:26
Speaker 1: So that's why that's why they put the masks on. Now,
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Speaker 1: I've asked the question for quite some time now that
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Speaker 1: we're post COVID, and you know, masks are they really are?
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Speaker 1: They're hard to find. You know, find a lot of
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Speaker 1: people wearing masks except in one situation outside of the
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Speaker 1: ice issue. You find them in mask gatherings where people
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Speaker 1: are covering their face masks, like like the anti Semitic
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Speaker 1: pro Hamas riots on college campuses, they were all masked up.
12:53
Speaker 1: Now it's still a law on the books of federal law,
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Speaker 1: but it got pushed to the wayside during COVID because
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Speaker 1: of a health concern, because of a pandemic. It is
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Speaker 1: still illegal to mask gather unless you're a government agent
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Speaker 1: in masks because you're hiding your identity and you can't
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Speaker 1: be identified. That needs to be enforced again. In fact,
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Speaker 1: this needs to be reversed for what we had during COVID.
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Speaker 1: You should have to prove some sort of a medical
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Speaker 1: ID if you have a mask, if you're wearing one
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Speaker 1: in public in a group of three or more, you
13:23
Speaker 1: should have to be able to prove that because you've
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Speaker 1: got to enforce that again. Is the only reason why
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Speaker 1: you are wearing that still is you're trying to hide
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Speaker 1: your identity. Now we'll get to that in a second.
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Speaker 1: That's a law that's still on the books. Okay, that
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Speaker 1: is still here. They need to enforce. They need to
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Speaker 1: enforce that again. My own personal look and way I
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Speaker 1: look at the mask issue, and we'll get back to
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Speaker 1: the ICE agents here in a second. Is every time
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Speaker 1: I see somebody I have rarely alone in a car
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Speaker 1: wearing a mask, is do this for yourself, Ask yourself.
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Speaker 1: Maybe they have somebody sick at home, or their immino
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Speaker 1: compromise themselves, you know, put the best foot forward and
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Speaker 1: give them the benefit of the doubt. That's like my
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Speaker 1: mindset when I see a group of people wearing masks,
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Speaker 1: unless they're federal agents, like at a college campus riot,
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Speaker 1: they're up to no good. That should be enforced. You
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Speaker 1: go back to pre COVID laws and it's still a
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Speaker 1: federal law in the books right now. You cannot masks,
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Speaker 1: gather in face masks because you're trying to hide your identity. Now,
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Speaker 1: who would have thought that the end of the mask
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Speaker 1: issue maybe would have come from the federal government for
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Speaker 1: ICE agents. Because if left wing reporters in Massachusetts are
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Speaker 1: so upset about ICE agents wearing masks to not stop COVID,
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Speaker 1: to hide their identities so that they don't get dogs
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Speaker 1: and their families threatened, look what's happened now if ICE
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Speaker 1: agents are wearing masks, we may have found the solution
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Speaker 1: to getting left wing rioters to stop wearing masks because
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Speaker 1: they're anti mask. Who would have thought that would have
15:03
Speaker 1: been the final ending. Not me, but maybe that's it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe that's why SO come full circle
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Speaker 1: in their own undoing. By them dosing and threatening the
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Speaker 1: identities of ICE agents and their families, they may have
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Speaker 1: ended the mask issue all by themselves. What a world.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god. I just enjoy that guy's response to it.
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Speaker 1: I just love it. And he went on. I know
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Speaker 1: it was long what we played there, but he went
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Speaker 1: on at the end of the press conference and he
15:31
Speaker 1: just lambasted the media members in the room. He said,
15:36
Speaker 1: all you wanted to ask about or were my ICE
15:39
Speaker 1: agents covering hiding their identities so their families aren't threatened.
15:43
Speaker 1: You didn't want to know about the criminals that they
15:46
Speaker 1: took off the streets in your state. You didn't want
15:49
Speaker 1: to know about the fine work they did, the progress
15:51
Speaker 1: they've made and all this success. You just wanted to
15:55
Speaker 1: know about the masks. So he told them, so there
15:58
Speaker 1: you go. But you didn't hear about that. You didn't
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Speaker 1: hear about the operation all month long. And it's not
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Speaker 1: just a localized story up there. That's a national story
16:05
Speaker 1: because of the success they had. And I would bet
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Speaker 1: if they kept fourteen hundred and sixty one criminal illegal aliens,
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Speaker 1: and they took them off the streets in Massachusetts last
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Speaker 1: month and didn't tell anybody. Oh, I bet you it's
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Speaker 1: happening in other states too. I bet you they're keeping
16:20
Speaker 1: that under wraps so that they're so that their operations
16:24
Speaker 1: aren't uncovered and their identities doxed. Obviously you didn't hear
16:28
Speaker 1: about that. And for good reason. Here's something else you're
16:30
Speaker 1: not hearing about. Let's get to the more fun stuff.
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Speaker 1: And I love this story. If you look back to
16:36
Speaker 1: oh boy, probably February of this year, what was the
16:39
Speaker 1: first thing, what was the first news story that they
16:41
Speaker 1: said where that two administration is going to be a disaster,
16:44
Speaker 1: it's gonna be absolutely awful. Well, look at your egg prices.
16:47
Speaker 1: Look at the price of eggs. In fact, I think
16:49
Speaker 1: Chucky Schumer said that right. He was the big egg man,
16:52
Speaker 1: Senator Chuck Schumer, he was big on the eggs. Every
16:54
Speaker 1: week he was talking about the eggs, prices of eggs
16:57
Speaker 1: that going through the roof Trump. This is the Trump
17:00
Speaker 1: economy in a nutshell. You know what they're not talking
17:02
Speaker 1: about now, you know what nobody's talking about? Egg prices well,
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Speaker 1: there wasn't update, and this just came out this morning.
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Speaker 1: This is one of the reasons why I was a
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Speaker 1: little bit late. Uh, looks as though we're doing pretty
17:16
Speaker 1: well when it comes to eggs. Wait a minute, hold
17:19
Speaker 1: on a second, could that be true. They told me
17:22
Speaker 1: that this is a sign of a sinking economy. We're
17:24
Speaker 1: headed towards a recession. Well, egg prices now have declined
17:29
Speaker 1: sixty two percent since the inauguration in January. They were
17:34
Speaker 1: and they were high. Admittedly they were on average, this
17:37
Speaker 1: is a national average six dollars and fifty five cents.
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Speaker 1: They're now two fifty two per dozen. So we've gone
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Speaker 1: from six to fifty five on the way to seven
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Speaker 1: bucks for a carton to two dollars and fifty two cents,
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Speaker 1: which in my opinion is still a little bit too high.
17:52
Speaker 1: But still maybe that's another issue. But the takeaway here
17:56
Speaker 1: is the decline in egg prices, when all they wanted
17:59
Speaker 1: to talk about in the early part of twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: five was egg prices. The reason why you're not hearing
18:04
Speaker 1: it is it's good news for the American consumer. You
18:08
Speaker 1: can't find this story anywhere unless it's a federally issued story.
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Speaker 1: So here's the takeaway. When you have a pick any
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Speaker 1: media outlet, any one of them, or politician, when they
18:20
Speaker 1: only want to talk about the bad news of a
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Speaker 1: certain item or cost, but when that news gets better
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Speaker 1: and they don't want to talk about it, they're completely
18:28
Speaker 1: full of shit. Don't believe them because that's obviously propaganda,
18:33
Speaker 1: and they're obviously pushing that story out there until they
18:36
Speaker 1: can't anymore for a specific reason. It takes somebody down.
18:38
Speaker 1: And the egg prices are a great reminder of that.
18:40
Speaker 1: I mean, the story is like that all the time, right,
18:42
Speaker 1: But the egg prices are just so beautiful because we
18:44
Speaker 1: all have eggs. We all either buy eggs if you're
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Speaker 1: in the restaurant industry, or you eat eggs, or it's
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Speaker 1: just one of those staples of the American diet. So far,
18:54
Speaker 1: so when they won't talk about the egg prices being good,
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Speaker 1: but they were all over it when they were bad,
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Speaker 1: you know, that's story is complete propaganda. But get Chucky
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Speaker 1: Schumer in his and he did whole press conferences on
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Speaker 1: the egg prices, the eggs. Trump is taking your eggs away.
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Speaker 1: He said something like, all right, here's another story that
19:14
Speaker 1: actually this is a little bit of business news that
19:16
Speaker 1: actually did make the mainstream media circuits only because it's
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Speaker 1: a publicly traded company. And I'm not here to celebrate
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Speaker 1: this at all because it's like anybody losing their job.
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Speaker 1: It sucks. And there's a lot of really good people,
19:28
Speaker 1: were really great artists, you know, talented people that still
19:32
Speaker 1: work for the Disney corporation. You may be mad at
19:34
Speaker 1: Disney about the overall message and all the woke crap
19:38
Speaker 1: and all that other stuff, but they're paying a price,
19:41
Speaker 1: trust me on this one. And it's another example though,
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Speaker 1: of the public stepping up and saying I don't like
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Speaker 1: that product, you know, I just I don't. And it
19:48
Speaker 1: took a long time because Disney is just one of
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Speaker 1: those American corporations, worldwide corporations that's so ingrained into our culture.
19:56
Speaker 1: Now for the American public and the American consumer to
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Speaker 1: make a change this, it's a big deal. It's a
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Speaker 1: really big deal. You know. This isn't some fly by
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Speaker 1: night company where people said, oh I don't like them,
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Speaker 1: I'm done with them. This is Disney. It's ingrained into
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Speaker 1: family culture and trips. They have their hand and everything
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Speaker 1: into broadcasting, theme parks, movies, film. They're a big part
20:17
Speaker 1: of the culture. So for a pushback to happen to Disney,
20:21
Speaker 1: you know, it's real. What am I talking about? You
20:23
Speaker 1: know again, I'm not celebrating this. It's just interesting to
20:25
Speaker 1: point out Disney laying off several hundred employees. Now that's
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Speaker 1: a big deal in their media division across its global operations.
20:34
Speaker 1: Affected teams include film and TV marketing, publicity, casting, development,
20:39
Speaker 1: and corporate finance too. Huh. Company says that cuts are
20:43
Speaker 1: aimed at improving operational efficiency. Well, sure, sure they are,
20:46
Speaker 1: but it also means when you talk about hundreds of people,
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Speaker 1: most of them making several hundred thousand bucks, that's a
20:53
Speaker 1: big deal. And they had to report it because it's
20:55
Speaker 1: a publicly traded company. They kind of got caught into
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Speaker 1: that woke mix where they pushed this stuff. And we've
21:03
Speaker 1: all seen it. We all know the story has been
21:06
Speaker 1: told a million different times about what they've been pushing
21:09
Speaker 1: for years now. Right playing devil's advocate here, just defending
21:13
Speaker 1: Disney for a second. A lot of these let's talk
21:16
Speaker 1: about films that they were producing. They were in production
21:19
Speaker 1: for many years, so they were coming out already, they
21:21
Speaker 1: already had budgets. They already had casting, and they were
21:23
Speaker 1: in production already, and they kind of had come out.
21:26
Speaker 1: They did come out. The true tale of the tape
21:28
Speaker 1: with Disney is going to see, probably from this summer on,
21:32
Speaker 1: if they're still producing crap like this, what was it
21:35
Speaker 1: snow White? That was an absolute disaster. People claim that
21:39
Speaker 1: they ruined the Star Wars franchise with the Wokeness and
21:43
Speaker 1: the Avenger stuff. I totally get that. Here's the real
21:47
Speaker 1: takeaway though, if you never think that you as a
21:50
Speaker 1: consumer can have an impact on a brand that's so
21:53
Speaker 1: ingrained in the American culture, don't think that, because you
21:57
Speaker 1: absolutely can something like Disney that's so close tied to
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Speaker 1: American culture. It takes a while, but it's happening now.
22:04
Speaker 1: Not celebrating the layoffs for Disney, but can you say
22:09
Speaker 1: they had it coming, Yeah, I'd think so. We'll see.
22:12
Speaker 1: We'll see if they turn things around and start producing
22:13
Speaker 1: things that actually the American culture likes. There's a lot
22:16
Speaker 1: of alternatives for media now, there's a lot of alternatives
22:19
Speaker 1: for entertainment. I think the American family found that out
22:22
Speaker 1: pretty quick. So not celebrating the cuts, just saying all right,
22:26
Speaker 1: here's the takeaway we'll see, we'll see if our public
22:28
Speaker 1: pressure this will be the proof off our voices really matter.
22:31
Speaker 1: If Congress wakes up, gets back to work today and
22:34
Speaker 1: they implement these Dolge cuts that we all want. And
22:36
Speaker 1: the other takeaway is, and this is the better one
22:39
Speaker 1: with the egg prices, if a politician or a media
22:42
Speaker 1: outlet is jumping up and down celebrating the cost of
22:46
Speaker 1: something like eggs being so high, but then that cost
22:48
Speaker 1: goes down and the news gets better. But they're dead silent,
22:51
Speaker 1: they're full of crap and don't ever trust them. And
22:54
Speaker 1: that's good. That's good because we're gonna be smarter with this
22:56
Speaker 1: stuff actually finding me. I'm not a material you gotta
22:59
Speaker 1: get to work well, not just you, Congress. We'll talk
23:02
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