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Liberal Networks Won't Even Air Live Trump Speeches · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary and interviews. You need to start your day
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and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, seventeenth day
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of January high I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me as we're hit midweek now,
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a cold start to the day, a cold night overnight. I'll just
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say this, and I don't want to. You know, I know everybody's
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dealing with their own situation, and I'm not saying mine's any worse than anyone
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else's. I told you a little bit yesterday, opened up a little bit
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about friends that I know that have just experienced a horrific house fire, and
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I know that others are dealing with all sorts of things, and I don't
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want to in any way. I'm keeping things in perspective, is what I'm
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trying to say. I've opened up a little bit about the fact that we're
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in the middle of a renovation with our kitchen and it involved basically the whole
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kitchen, the walls and ceiling being taken out, and that is something that
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makes your house especially cold. Just giving you that as perspective after a night
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of basically just cold air coming up from places and warm air escaping to places.
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It is brutally cold in that part of our house. We've basically just
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had to try to seal that off as much as we can and not use
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it for a couple of days because it is brutal. With the cold weather
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and what we're dealing with here this morning. The good news is it warms
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up and it won't be quite as bad. I know we saw some heard
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flurries were spotted in parts of the Chattahoochee Valley yesterday. I know parts of
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Georgia saw flurries, and I guess some snow up in the northern part.
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I've got friends, acquaintances and friends that live in Tennessee that have experienced a
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lot of snow up in the Nashville area, and so all that has been
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going on. But the good news here, if you don't like the cold
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weathers, it's gonna quickly warm up here over the next couple of days quite
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a bit and we'll but you know, we got some icy rain, we
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got some sleep, We had that sort of stuff we were dealing with yesterday.
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But just bitterly cold this morning is largely what we're dealing with. And
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the wind yesterday is what really put it on you. It was just a
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brutal walking from just the car to indoors and back was just rough yesterday.
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So anyway, it'll be a rough start this morning, and you need to
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do what you need to do, layer up because it'll it'll warm up as
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the day goes on. Eventually. You just got to hang in there,
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right, all right. I talked a little bit yesterday about the Caucasus Iowa,
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and we know now that we're down to three and realistically we're a one,
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and you know that was part of my coverage yesterday. We haven't learned
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anything different. I mean, we learned that Vivek was out, and that's
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it. That's all we really know. It's really any different, But we
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knew he was probably going out. I don't think that was a big shock.
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I don't think there was any big surprise that he would be exiting after
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not having a good performance in Iowa. Folks on some of the TV networks
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MSNBC and especially I'll start with them, That's what I will to talking about
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today is kind of the coverage of that. But folks on MSNBC would certainly
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blame racism on why Ramaswami wasn't able to do better. They've also blamed racism
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on why ultimately Nikki Haley won't be the nominee. So just a couple of
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things as far as how coverage has gone on of the caucuses in Iowa,
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and it's something that has been going on now for quite some time. And
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I know I talked yesterday just about the fact that the way we know that
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Trump, they're doing everything they can to absolutely obstruct and prevent his campaign from
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happening. Like they don't want it to happen at all. They're doing everything
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they can to make sure that Donald Trump isn't able to just run as a
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candidate, isn't able to run and let the American people decide who they want
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to be president. There's a concern that only Joe Biden can beat him.
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That's what the concern is on the left, and they feel like they're stuck
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with Joe Biden if Trump is in. I have told you and I still
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believe deep down that if it was possible for them to just officially get Trump
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out of the race, they would probably be ready to dump Joe Biden.
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I just feel that that's and I also feel that ultimate in November, when
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Trump wins, and that seems to be what we're headed for based on the
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polling and based on what polling says in a number of states, and again,
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a lot can happen. I know that, But if Trump ends up
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winning, I have a feeling and I think I've said this before here.
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I know I've said it to a couple of people, but I just feel
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like, if Trump ends up winning before somewhere between election day and Trump being
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sworn back in again, I just feel like we're going to have a situation,
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some sort of a crisis that's going to involve Biden needing to step down
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and Kamala Harris needing to be sworn in. I just feel like Democrats their
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concern, especially if Trump picks a woman as his running mate, especially if
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Trump ends up with Nikki Haley or whatever, however all this is going to
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play out. If that's what happens, I feel like, with you know,
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the vice president, the person who would then be vice president elect if
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it is Nicky Haley or if it's a woman, the likelihood of them being
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the candidate in four years, with Trump's support behind them as he's you know,
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leaving office, I just I feel like Democrats don't want the first woman
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president to be a Republican. I think that's part of why we've seen these
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attacks that have been going at Nicky Haley for a number of reasons. So
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let's get to those attacks. And that's just that's a small little prediction.
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I don't know. I don't know what all the ramifications would be of that,
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other than they would be able to say, hey, we did it
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first, and it wouldn't be an elected president if they just had Biden step
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aside for Harris. But anyway, just don't put anything past them, is
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what I'm saying. Isn't going to happen to I predicted happening. I don't
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really do predictions. I'm just pointing out the fact that it's a possibility it
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could be something that happens just so they could say they did it first.
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Keep in mind, this is the party and Joe Biden is one of the
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people that was behind it that then as a senator who did everything he could
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to prevent a black woman from getting appointed to a position where she could be
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elevated to the Supreme Court by George W. Bush. Keep in mind that
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Biden also was part he and I think it was Ted Kennedy who did their
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part in making sure that a Hispanic man wasn't appointed to a court where they
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would have an opportunity to be appointed potentially to the Supreme Court as conservatives,
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so they didn't want that to happen. They didn't want Republicans to have that,
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and that's why it became important for who the picks were from the Obama
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administration and the Biden administration anyway. So just don't put anything past them,
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right all R. Let's talk a little bit about MSNBC and CNN, and
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it involves back to this idea that we know that Trump has been it treated
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unfairly along the lines of trying to do everything that they can to make sure
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that he can't have his candidacy. The other part of all of this is
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obviously the way that it's covered. And I know people who have told me
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that they just there's no way they could see Trump as president because of all
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these charges against him. And that's part of the strategy. That's and this
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is someone who wouldn't have voted for Trump anyway. This isn't someone who wouldn't
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vote for any Republican who has you know, probably not voted in many elections,
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but definitely wouldn't vote for Trump in any capacity whatsoever. Someone who was
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definitely a Hillary supporter and just couldn't believe that Trump won. And I think
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that's a big part of what a lot of the animosity is not necessarily for
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this person, but I think that's a big part of the animosity in general
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towards Trump. And it continues on he did something he wasn't supposed to do,
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and that was when he just wasn't supposed to win. But hearing this
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person say that they can't possibly see Trump as president, acknowledge him as president,
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or see him imagine anyone wanting to vote for him if he ends up
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being a convicted felon, or even just with these charges against him. And
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that's part of the strategy. That's part of the game. The multiple impeachments
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were part of the strategy. The indictments are part of the strategy to label
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him with that. And then this notion of using very specific terminology for January
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sixth, using very specific words that help them just help label him as an
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insurrectionist. That word came out very quickly when things happen, just you know,
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he's an insurrectionist. These are the charges that have to come against him.
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He won't be on certain ballots because he's tried to commit treason as an
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insurrectionist, and all these sorts of things. So also part of this strategy,
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and it was evident, and I had to I was told about it,
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and I had to look up and watch some of the coverage because I
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was not watching MSNBC. I didn't want to see their I don't need to
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see their coverage of things unless it becomes newsworthy, and in this case,
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I think it is newsworthy to comment on some of the things that they said.
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I wish that I had tuned into them a little bit more in twenty
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sixteen when Hillary lost and watched them cry. But thankfully that's been captured for
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posterity so that we can all watch that for years and years and years to
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come. But on Monday Night, MSNBC and CNN, I guess both chose
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not to show Trump speech because I guess they have had a long running ban
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on live speeches from Donald Trump. They say that there's potential for danger and
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harm and the things that he could say, the lies, and they can't
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fact check him while he's doing When is this become a thing? When has
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this become a thing with a politician? And if that's true, why aren't
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they doing this? Why haven't they done this with other politicians? All the
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times that President Obama told us that the health care situation for each individual that
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had health care wasn't going to change. Your health care is going to stay
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the same. It's another You're going to be able to keep your health care.
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The plans aren't going anywhere. None of the things that you're afraid of
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are going to happen. The only thing that's going to happen is that people
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who don't have health care are going to be able to have cheap or free
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health care. So why are you worried about it? Why are you?
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Why are you? You know you're gonna be able to keep your plan.
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Everyone knew that was false. And as soon as things went into place,
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insurance companies started dropping those plans that people had, the lower plans, and
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they started bumping the prices up, They banned some of the plans, they
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got rid of them. Everyone knew it wasn't true. Just like you know,
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they made the case. They pretended, they played a semantics game with
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is it a tax. Is it a fine? Is it a fine?
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Is it attacks? They told us one thing, they told the courts a
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different thing that was a lie. Every time they said it, it was
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a lie. We all knew it was a lie while it was being said,
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and it played out exactly the way we all knew. They didn't stop
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President Obama from speaking. They didn't ban him. Imagine that. Imagine the
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first black president being banned, his speeches banned. But anyway, they wouldn't
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do that, of course. I mean, I wouldn't recommend doing I don't
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recommend banning any current or former president from speaking publicly, even if it's Built
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Clinton. Even if Bill Clinton wants to give a very detailed description of what
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all happened with Jeffrey Epstein hanging out with him or taking flights to his island,
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or what if he wants to do that, I understand maybe you want
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to put a disclaimer up on the screen, But let him speak. Haven't
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our presidents and current and past presidents earn the right to speak publicly and be
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heard, right, I mean, it's not like you're going to be show.
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I mean, they're sort of trying to paint this picture that Trump is
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going to get on TV and start screaming for insurrection. Ah, we have
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to do these horrible things. They've let politicians in the past, especially in
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twenty twenty, they let him go on TV and call for violence and people
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should be rioting and protesting in the streets. That happened a lot. That
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happened a lot in twenty twenty. We saw that over and over and over
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again. We saw Nancy Pulow's was one who I don't know why people aren't
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not protesting this. I don't know why people aren't out challenging this. Keep
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in mind that we've had people inside the Capitol chasing sitting members of Congress,
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chasing them around, trying to harass them and bother them. You might argue
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that would be in the vein of insurrection for some, but they're not going
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to say that because they want people to be able to protest. They want
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people to have the ability to protest. Unless they're protesting is something that Donald
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Trump wants them to protest, then it becomes insurrection. So the networks,
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those two networks in particular, did not want to show Donald Trump's acceptance speech,
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which by the way, was a very different Donald Trump wasn't the same
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guy. He was not speaking of DeSantis or Haley in a overly negative way,
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or rams Swami. He wasn't trashing them. It's kind of a different
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Donald Trump, which I thought was a bit of a breath of fresh air,
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right. Wasn't it nice to see him being a little less a little
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more gracious to them, a little less abrasive. I thought it was nice.
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I thought it was a good speech in that regard. But of course
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they didn't want us you to see that. They didn't want unnecessarily you.
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You're probably not watching those networks anyway. Joy Reid and others, Rachel Maddow,
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there were a few that tapped into the fact that it was white Christians
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in Iowa that were casting votes, and that we need to be concerned about
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these white Christians in their vote. We have to be concerned about fascism just
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rolling in totalitarianism, completely oblivious, of course, to the fact that we
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have a government using the Justice Department to attack one of the candidates, the
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leading candidate on the other side, to try to keep him from being able
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to be a candidate at all. All of that completely lost on them.
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But we also got to hear Joy Reid reference the fact that Nikki Haley is
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the brown woman and that these white people, racist white people, will never
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get past that. I'm paraphrasing, of course, but that's basically what she
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said, that these white Christian Republicans won't be able to give her a chance.
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They don't want Nicki Haley to have a chance. They don't want that
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at all. They hate Trump, and then they hate if Trump somehow wasn't
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the nominee, they would hate whoever the nominee was even more than Trump.
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We've already gone down this path with DeSantis. They started calling him to Satan
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and he's Trump is the worst ever, and the only one worse is DeSantis.
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That was said very early on when people thought, oh my gosh,
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it might be DeSantis. Don't kid yourself. They don't want Nicki Haley to
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be the nominee. They probably don't want Nicki Haley to be the nomine need
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more than they don't want Trump to be the nominee, because again, they
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don't want Republicans to elect a woman to the White House before they get a
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chance to do it, especially not a non white woman like Nikki Haley.
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How often do you feel your best? A new survey says that the
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average American feels their best about half of the time fifteen days a month.
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That breaks down to half the time right six months of the year. Do
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you feel your best for six months of the year. Biggest reasons that people
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say they don't feel their best they say they're not getting enough sleep. Sum
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it's because of stress. Some the sickness gets in the way when it comes
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to feeling stress. Gen X the generation most affected. Fifty seven percent of
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Gen X or surveyed said that stress brings them down more than any other generation.
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So yeah, I can. I don't know the stress. The sleep
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one for me, not getting enough sleep applies to me as representative of that
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gen X contingency we all know about. The I hate it and I hate
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even saying it. I hate referencing it because I think it's stupid and it's
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one of those things that was put in place just to stop white women from
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speaking up. And I hate that white women go along with it in any
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capacity whatsoever. But the whole Karen thing, you know, the code name
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Karen for supposedly it's a woman who is entitled and feels like she gets to
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do whatever she wants to do and has control over things, when in reality,
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it's just a way to tell white women to shut up and you shouldn't
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speak out and want to follow the rules right or get what you deserve or
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what should be coming to you. That's for other people to do. You
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shouldn't do that white ladies. Well, apparently if you are part of the
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airline industry, especially if you're a part of the flight crew, a flight
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attendant or something, there's a code word for passengers that fit this bill of
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being someone who is obnoxious. And I mean that's what some people see the
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Karen thing is is just that they're obnoxious. But I think that's deeper than
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that personally. But in this case for flights, they call passengers that they
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don't like Philip, and it relates to an airline code which is a p
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I l P, a PILP, which is passenger I'd like to punch.
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So it's the people who are always asking for some sort of assistance you know,
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hitting the buzzer, complaining about the babies and children around them, or
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filming the crew while they're trying to work for whatever reason. And they basically
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say, there's a lot of flights say you can't film the crew for safety
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reason. So that's another reason that they've become a bit of a problem.
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I guess United American Delta in Southwest or all airlines that don't allow you to
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film the crew while they are working. Believe in ghosts or supernatural figures.
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A new pole says sixty one percent of people say they believe in ghosts.
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The poll finds that fifty seven percent believe in aliens and seventy percent believe in
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the devil. Eighty five percent say that they believe in God. So this
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is, I guess, just a poll that was done in general to find
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out something about things that people believe in that they can't necessarily see, right.
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I mean, I guess you in theory you would be able to see
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aliens if they came down. But anyway, it's just on the beliefs and
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the poll comes this story comes from the hill. But interesting, the real
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clear opinion poll is the folks responsible for this particular poll. So there you
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go, social media acknowledging older sisters, saying that older sisters are the responsible
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backbone of society, dutiful, hands on, thoughtful, and caring and have
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assumed that role since they were young. A study found that girls between the
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ages of five and fourteen spend forty percent more time on domestic work than boys.
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And they say that older sisters big sisters can be overburdened as well.
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It's something called older sister syndrome, and I guess social media is finally starting
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to acknowledge it. I can see that that makes perfect sense. If you're
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an older sibling, you probably have had to help take care of younger siblings
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at some point. We only have two. Neither is a girl. But
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Jake definitely, being the older sibling, was helpful in a lot of ways.
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Not so much with domestic things, but he definitely helped out a lot
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with his brother, and he continues to do that. He's a good big
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brother. But this isn't a surprising poll at all or as far as the
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data concerning the overburden part of it. But interesting also to here that social
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media is only do we not have a big sister day? They have all
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the days we have a daughter day, and then we have two different Sun's
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Day, which is weird to me, and then of course all the different
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siblings days and all those. So we've just now gotten around to a big
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sister day. I guess maybe I don't know. That'll do it for this
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