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"Very Fine People" from #CES2026 (Thursday, January 8, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: There's a lot of information that is swirling around right now.
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  Speaker 2: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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  Speaker 2: Media Network, all natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 3: Jeward said, steal me, step me every day, at least
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  Speaker 3: for work when the sun comes up.
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  Speaker 4: Drops a kid to school.
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  Speaker 5: Not Joe has everything a dream, do all the Joses
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  Speaker 5: and needs.
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  Speaker 6: No one that Joe's is smile.
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  Speaker 7: He only aims PG.
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  Speaker 8: Joe, thank you for letting us be of service to
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  Speaker 8: you this morning, coming to you from the Consumer Electronics Show.
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  Speaker 1: We collectively are gonna do everything possible to get to
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  Speaker 1: the bottom of this, to get justice.
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  Speaker 9: I'm not leaving til I get justice.
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  Speaker 10: Oh, not exactly justice. I suppose more like preferential treatment.
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  Speaker 10: But I'm no, that wasn't the governor, but that was
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  Speaker 10: some of the protesters.
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  Speaker 8: I think in Minnesota, tragic though it is, and here's
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  Speaker 8: something to be careful about in the tragic events in Minneapolis,
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  Speaker 8: is that the tragedy and we watched this happen in
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  Speaker 8: our own home town here of this program in Charlottesville,
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  Speaker 8: Virginia in twenty seventeen, the tragedy overwhelms the reality. So
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  Speaker 8: all those years ago when a reality took place, and
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  Speaker 8: the President.
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  Speaker 10: Was very right to say, but you also had people
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  Speaker 10: that were.
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  Speaker 6: Very fine people on both sides.
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  Speaker 8: Remarkable statement is completely consumed because of the tragedy. And
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  Speaker 8: this is my industry's fault because we play the heartstrings,
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  Speaker 8: We go for the lowest common denominator.
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  Speaker 10: We gut punch you with the tragedy.
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  Speaker 8: And yes it's a tragedy, but there are bigger stories
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  Speaker 8: going on here. Who is the mayor of Are the
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  Speaker 8: kids at school yet? I mean, obviously not in Minneapolis
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  Speaker 8: because the governor has closed all the schools in Minneapolis,
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  Speaker 8: But if the kids are, I don't want the kids
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  Speaker 8: to It's pretty sad when when you have to say
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  Speaker 8: that we're about to play a clip of your mayor
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  Speaker 8: kids and you might want to take all the young
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  Speaker 8: ones out of the room there.
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  Speaker 10: But this is the mayor of Minneapolis.
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  Speaker 1: Information that is swirling around right now, and we collectively, yeah, right,
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  Speaker 1: are going to do everything possible to get to the
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  Speaker 1: bottom of this.
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  Speaker 8: As Terry and Portland pointed out, that means mob, you know,
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  Speaker 8: go get your pitchforks, go get your torches. We're going
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  Speaker 8: to go find the people we've decided are the villains
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  Speaker 8: here to get justice by the way that means mob rule,
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  Speaker 8: vigilante justice, and to.
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  Speaker 1: Make sure that there is an investigation that is conducted
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  Speaker 1: in full. But what we do know is that a
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  Speaker 1: thirty seven year old woman is.
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  Speaker 8: Dead after she was called to a flash mob by
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  Speaker 8: another group of people who are there. And several European
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  Speaker 8: newspapers are pointing this out, not the American ones. They
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  Speaker 8: were there to protect their neighbors from Ice, and.
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  Speaker 1: That she was shot by Ice. They are already trying
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  Speaker 1: to spin this as an action of self defense.
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  Speaker 10: Oops, was that me you're telling you about it?
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  Speaker 1: Having seen the video of myself, I want to tell
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  Speaker 1: everybody directly that is There's little I can say again
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  Speaker 1: that'll make this situation better.
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  Speaker 10: But I'm gonna keep talking.
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  Speaker 1: A message for our community, for a city, and I
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  Speaker 1: have a message for Ice to Ice get the out
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  Speaker 1: of Minneapolis.
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  Speaker 8: The learned consult of the Mayor of Minneapolis, fry Jacob Frye.
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  Speaker 8: They are sharing his thoughts and his insights, but also
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  Speaker 8: tipping his hand as to much of what is going
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  Speaker 8: to go on in this But as I said, the
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  Speaker 8: danger in the realities that are there are going to
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  Speaker 8: be consumed by the normal human feeling of oh, my goodness,
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  Speaker 8: a woman is dead. But who's culpable? What about the
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  Speaker 8: people who organize the flash mob? Anyway, our first things
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  Speaker 8: this morning so we can discuss Bob Good visiting with
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  Speaker 8: us with Good from America podcast as well. But several
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  Speaker 8: things out of Minneapolis right now. Schools and many offices
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  Speaker 8: are closed. Police are on guard because there are concerns
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  Speaker 8: about more protests. I'm sure mostly peaceful after the shooting
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  Speaker 8: death at the hands of ice officer who were being
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  Speaker 8: assaulted by a vehicle driven by thirty seven year old
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  Speaker 8: Renee Nicole Macklin Good. The officer shot at the vehicle
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  Speaker 8: and Macklin was killed by the shot. Homeland Security Secretary
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  Speaker 8: Christy Nomes says agents are not leaving the city, despite
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  Speaker 8: what the mayor said. Two people were killed in Salt
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  Speaker 8: Lake City last night, six others injured grievously in several
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  Speaker 8: cases outside of a memorial service at a church of
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  Speaker 8: Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Authorities do not have
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  Speaker 8: a suspect in custody. All the victims were adults, and
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  Speaker 8: police say they do not believe the shooter had animis
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  Speaker 8: towards the church specifically, but they also don't believe that
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  Speaker 8: the shooting was random. President Trump has signed an executive
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  Speaker 8: order suspending US support for sixty six organizations, most of
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  Speaker 8: them connected with the United Nations agencies, commissions, and advisory
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  Speaker 8: panels that focus on climate, labor, migration, and other issues.
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  Speaker 8: President has asked for an increase in military spending in
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  Speaker 8: the twenty twenty seven budget to one point five trillion dollars,
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  Speaker 8: pointing to troubled and dangerous times. Current spending level is
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  Speaker 8: nine hundred billion dollars. And he sat down and had
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  Speaker 8: a long phone conversation with President of Columbia, Gustavo Petro.
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  Speaker 10: Saying.
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  Speaker 8: He called to explain the situation of drugs and other
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  Speaker 8: disagreements that we've had.
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  Speaker 10: I appreciated his.
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  Speaker 10: Thank you for joining us this morning.
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  Speaker 8: Catching up with the host of the Good for America podcast,
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  Speaker 8: former Chair of the House Freedom Concus Bob. Good Bob,
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  Speaker 8: we were talking about regime change before we had to
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  Speaker 8: head to the top of the hour news and we
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  Speaker 8: were talking about, you know how just letting the Soviets
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  Speaker 8: see what American culture was more and more really led
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  Speaker 8: to the downfall of communism. Doesn't that make some sense, Bob,
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  Speaker 8: that we could have done it from the inside more quietly,
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  Speaker 8: or would that have caused more bloodshed? And you don't
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  Speaker 8: want to do that either.
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  Speaker 17: I think you make a great point, Joe, that the
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  Speaker 17: necessary ingredient for the success of a change in government
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  Speaker 17: is for the people of that country to sufficiently desire it,
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  Speaker 17: to be sufficiently willing to fight for it, to work
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  Speaker 17: for it, to implement it, because that's what's required to
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  Speaker 17: sustain it. Unless you want, you know, a permanent presence
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  Speaker 17: of US troops and US resources to force in the
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  Speaker 17: change and to force the sustenance of the maintenance of
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  Speaker 17: whatever you've put in place, then that requires tremendous resources
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  Speaker 17: and involvement from the US puts our personnel in danger.
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  Speaker 6: We don't have the money.
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  Speaker 17: We're forty trillion dollars in debt with a two trillion
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  Speaker 17: dollars annual deficit. By the way, very concerning yesterday, the
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  Speaker 17: President called YEP for increasing the defense budget from nine
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  Speaker 17: hundred billion, which is the equivalent the next eight highest
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  Speaker 17: spending countries combined by the way Russia, China and the
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  Speaker 17: next six countries after them.
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  Speaker 6: But to take it from what.
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  Speaker 17: Nine hundred billion to one point five trillion this year,
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  Speaker 17: almost a seventy percent increase, It's what in the world.
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  Speaker 17: I guess that's so we have troops to go into
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  Speaker 17: Greenland or wherever else we also want to go.
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  Speaker 8: I wanted to ask about that because you know so much,
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  Speaker 8: and it really is a master's class in the reporter's
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  Speaker 8: question becoming the headline more than the president's answers. But
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  Speaker 8: when Marco Rubio said, no, what we're talking about is
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  Speaker 8: purchasing Greenland, and people say, well, what do you want
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  Speaker 8: Greenland for? It's not that we don't have a base
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  Speaker 8: on Greenland. It's it's, as I understand it, the sanctity
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  Speaker 8: of that north what that northern passage where Russia and
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  Speaker 8: China also have bases of operation there. It's not so
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  Speaker 8: much that we want to have a base there.
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  Speaker 14: We do.
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  Speaker 8: We just want the other guys not to have bases there.
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  Speaker 8: Is that in a nutshell? What's really going on in Greenland?
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  Speaker 10: Bump it.
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  Speaker 17: It's hard to figure out what Trump is doing to
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  Speaker 17: predict what he will do, and it's you certainly can't
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  Speaker 17: just dismiss and say, hey, when the President says and
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  Speaker 17: his administration says, military action is on the table, that's
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  Speaker 17: always on the table.
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  Speaker 6: That's always an option. That's what they're saying.
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  Speaker 17: The Special Envoy to Greenland that was named a couple
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  Speaker 17: months back, the Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry said he's excited
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  Speaker 17: to make Greenland a part of the US.
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  Speaker 6: That's his mission.
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  Speaker 17: So and they say, hey, we hope we don't have
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  Speaker 17: to use military force, but it's always an option. That
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  Speaker 17: is concerning because we are proud as Americans that we're
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  Speaker 17: the only dominant economic and military power in world history
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  Speaker 17: that hasn't used it to colonize and conquer other countries
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  Speaker 17: and for imperialistic purposes.
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  Speaker 6: And I certainly appreciate and support the.
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  Speaker 17: Monroe doctrine of hey, we're going to protect our hemisphere
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  Speaker 17: from Chinese and Russian and other communists involvement and so forth.
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  Speaker 6: But it doesn't say we're just going to take over
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  Speaker 6: whatever we want.
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  Speaker 17: I support trying to acquire Greenland through diplomatic means, through
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  Speaker 17: financial means, trying to entice that Trump is right, we
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  Speaker 17: can protect it a lot better than Denmark can as
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  Speaker 17: a territory of Denmark. But to say we might take
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  Speaker 17: it over militarily, it's attractive, it's got mineral resources, it's
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  Speaker 17: in it's in our northeast of our country, there a
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  Speaker 17: near proximity of Europe and to US. But it is
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  Speaker 17: concerning suggests that we might take it over through military means.
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  Speaker 17: As this is a NATO territory we have. We should
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  Speaker 17: have a further discussion at some further time as whether
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  Speaker 17: not the NATO alliance makes sense for us anymore. That
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  Speaker 17: we're sworn to defend Iceland. If Russia attacks Iceland population
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  Speaker 17: of a few hundred thousand, we got to go to
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  Speaker 17: battle war with Russia to defend Iceland. Does that make
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  Speaker 17: sense for the United States national interest?
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  Speaker 8: That was when when the guy said, when the President
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  Speaker 8: of Denmark said, this will bring NATO down, they had
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  Speaker 8: to shut him up pretty quickly because like, no, that's
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  Speaker 8: what Trump wants, and I like you said.
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  Speaker 6: So it is concerning. Is it just bravado on Trump's part?
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  Speaker 17: Is it good cop bad cop Rubio trying to tamp
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  Speaker 17: down what Trump is saying. Denmark and Greenland have requested
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  Speaker 17: a meeting with Secure of State Rubio. It is concerning.
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  Speaker 17: And then of course we're talking about going into Columbia.
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  Speaker 17: We're talking about Cuba threatening Mexico because that's where the
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  Speaker 17: real fentanyl drugs are coming from Iran, you know, And
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  Speaker 17: I guess that might be why we need to go
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  Speaker 17: from nine hundred billion to one point five trillion in
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  Speaker 17: defense spending.
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  Speaker 6: According to President.
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  Speaker 10: Well, it is. It is a dangerous time, for sure,
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  Speaker 10: no matter what. Bob Good, the host of the Good for.
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  Speaker 8: America podcast, is on with us eggsistentially though, eggs being
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  Speaker 8: the important part my Vincent price watching Batman as a kid.
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  Speaker 8: Eggs sistentially Batman. I wanted to talk about the economy
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  Speaker 8: with you for a second because we were talking about things,
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  Speaker 8: you know, the agriculture. Yes, we're trying to make the
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  Speaker 8: fertilizer cheaper for farmers again because they can use the
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  Speaker 8: natural gas. The president's administration has told the agri big
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  Speaker 8: Agra companies, don't keep the price of fertilizer where you
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  Speaker 8: have it now. Because you can use the natural gas,
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  Speaker 8: you can make it cheaper again. But I don't know
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  Speaker 8: if it's going to have an impact in time for
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  Speaker 8: the mid terms, Bob, do you.
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  Speaker 6: Well, I'm not sure.
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  Speaker 17: I do have concerns about the government pressure on the
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  Speaker 17: free market system and price fixing and price controls, and
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  Speaker 17: the government intrusion into the free market system that's taking
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  Speaker 17: place to a greater degree by this administration.
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  Speaker 6: I do think there is it's clear to.
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  Speaker 17: Everybody outside maybe the White House, that there is a
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  Speaker 17: lingering affordability crisis. That's not the fault of Trump. It's
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  Speaker 17: not the fall of Republicans. It is fault of Democrats
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  Speaker 17: and terrible policy that have put us there. But it,
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  Speaker 17: you know, has not obviously been remediated. It's going to
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  Speaker 17: take some time to.
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  Speaker 10: Absolutely so what is this?
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  Speaker 16: Board of supervisors. I think the vote was four to one.
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  Speaker 10: How is this still the thing?
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  Speaker 16: That history? The history is is that there was a
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  Speaker 16: sore industrial complex. I don't like call them solar farms
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  Speaker 16: because that's that's that's that's a that's a myth. They're
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  Speaker 16: not farms at all. It's a solar industrial complex was
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  Speaker 16: put here on Muddy Gutt Road. Uh. They snuck it
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  Speaker 16: or anybody didn't notify the bucking in and it's been
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  Speaker 16: nothing but but it was done by by Corneil of
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  Speaker 16: in I don't know about fifty acres of solar panels.
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  Speaker 16: Since that time, they have they have released pollutants in
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  Speaker 16: the ground. They've released pollution, pollution groundwater which has gone
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  Speaker 16: into wells downstream and into the Chesapeake River. They've caught
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  Speaker 16: on fire three times. And if prevailing winds were different,
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  Speaker 16: many houses would have burned down.
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  Speaker 2: Uh.
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  Speaker 16: It was only through the through the through the intervention
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  Speaker 16: of Essays County, UH, volunteer firefighters and my wife and
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  Speaker 16: myself that stopped that put out the fires of these
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  Speaker 16: actual of these panels. Now they're they're protected by it.
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  Speaker 16: They have a fence that looks like it's for Auschwitz.
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  Speaker 16: It's you know, ten foot high chain ln fence. Uh.
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  Speaker 16: And of course they're there. They have them up because
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  Speaker 16: because they're afraid people would come and destroy them, because
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  Speaker 16: nobody wants them. H Our firm Kevin's my firm, Shirley
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  Speaker 16: McVicker was hired several years ago to stop a solar
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  Speaker 16: farm in Culproper County and on that we were very,
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  Speaker 16: very successful. There was a right along the Rapidan.
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  Speaker 10: River, right, I remember that story.
• 31:49
  Speaker 16: Yeah, artificial boundary between the North and South during part
• 31:53
  Speaker 16: of the Civil War, and there were there's suspected some
• 31:56
  Speaker 16: Union soldiers were buried there. There were Indian burial ground there,
• 32:00
  Speaker 16: There was wetlands there, but about for about one hundred
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  Speaker 16: two hundred acres they wanted to put in solar farms. Well,
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  Speaker 16: we hired John McLoughlin, who is Donald Trump's favorite polster,
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  Speaker 16: to do polling, and of course Culpeper is a very
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  Speaker 16: conservative area, so we knew the resonate well to use
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  Speaker 16: Trump's polster, and he produced polling that showed overwhelming opposition
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  Speaker 16: to these solar dust solar farms, the solar panels, and
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  Speaker 16: not just it wasn't a sixty forty issues, an eighty
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  Speaker 16: twenty issue.
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  Speaker 10: Wow.
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  Speaker 16: And then when we asked the asked voters, if your
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  Speaker 16: supervisor voted four allowing solar panels, would you vote to
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  Speaker 16: re elect them? And overwhelmingly they said no, I would
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  Speaker 16: not vote for this reelection. So we just we we did.
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  Speaker 16: We hit everything, and then with everything but the kitchen sink,
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  Speaker 16: we hit them with the polling. We hit them with
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  Speaker 16: grassroots lobbying with them, with advertising, with the social media,
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  Speaker 16: with petition drives, and finally after several months they sent
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  Speaker 16: us the letters there we quit, We give up, We're
• 33:07
  Speaker 16: not going to do this anymore. And so yeah, we're
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  Speaker 16: very proud of that. And we're doing the singing the
• 33:14
  Speaker 16: same thing in King William County, which is just to
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  Speaker 16: the south of us here, and we were winning until
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  Speaker 16: the group ran out of resources, and so they put
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  Speaker 16: they jammed in the solar industrial complex or the solar farms,
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  Speaker 16: but nobody wanted them, and then of course they're an
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  Speaker 16: ugly ey sore. They don't generate electricity. Is that there
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  Speaker 16: was one study I saw that solar panels only work
• 33:38
  Speaker 16: about seventeen percent of the time. You know, it's dark
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  Speaker 16: fifty percent of the time, and then it's cloud cover
• 33:44
  Speaker 16: another fifty percent of the time. Then it snows and
• 33:47
  Speaker 16: leaves blow on them. So really they're only effective about
• 33:51
  Speaker 16: seventeen percent of the time. And you can't can't possibly
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  Speaker 16: create enough solar farms to replace the electricity we already
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  Speaker 16: have this by hydral nuclear oil and natural gas.
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  Speaker 8: Craig Shirley is one with us, and we were talking
• 34:09
  Speaker 8: about this issue so many times you talk about the
• 34:13
  Speaker 8: inefficiency of it of solar arrays, these solar industrial complexes,
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  Speaker 8: as you've said. But one of the things I want
• 34:21
  Speaker 8: to key back in on, because I brought this up
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  Speaker 8: some time ago, is as they lump this under the
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  Speaker 8: banner of environmentalism, if you mention a pipeline, you'll have
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  Speaker 8: seventeen EPA lawyers coming after you for did you do
• 34:41
  Speaker 8: an environmental impact statement?
• 34:43
  Speaker 10: Who did the environment what weather was going to?
• 34:47
  Speaker 8: Nobody, it seems, has ever done one of those environmental
• 34:50
  Speaker 8: impact statements on these solar panels. They should And you
• 34:54
  Speaker 8: said you've seen this in Essex County whereas has gone sideways.
• 34:58
  Speaker 16: Yes, you know, if you go backwards and you consider
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  Speaker 16: the mining that has to take place and the extraction
• 35:09
  Speaker 16: of all the copper and all the all the other
• 35:14
  Speaker 16: minerals that go into solar panels or wind firms for
• 35:17
  Speaker 16: that matter, is that it's a tremendous amount of damage
• 35:21
  Speaker 16: to the environment to get rid of these. And solar
• 35:26
  Speaker 16: panels exhaust themselves after about fifteen years, but there's no
• 35:31
  Speaker 16: way to dispose of them. There's no way. You can't
• 35:33
  Speaker 16: recycle them, you can't bury them. Because they release toxic
• 35:37
  Speaker 16: chemicals into the soil. The only thing you can do
• 35:40
  Speaker 16: is just stack them someplace. You can't launch them, and
• 35:43
  Speaker 16: you can't launch them into space, you know, you can't.
• 35:48
  Speaker 16: You can't recycle them, you can't grind them up, you
• 35:50
  Speaker 16: can't burn them. There was a fire out in Nevada
• 35:54
  Speaker 16: where you are, several years ago. It was a solar
• 35:57
  Speaker 16: plant and the sore Good Solar company caught on fire
• 36:05
  Speaker 16: and several firefighters were badly bad injured from the toxic
• 36:10
  Speaker 16: flames that were they came out tactic smoking flames that
• 36:14
  Speaker 16: came out of the burning of that industrial that those
• 36:17
  Speaker 16: solar panels.
• 36:18
  Speaker 8: So you're also seeing, you know, not just from fire,
• 36:22
  Speaker 8: but from seepage. These things get damaged and they leak
• 36:25
  Speaker 8: and they go into the ground. I believe these these
• 36:28
  Speaker 8: farms are never going to be farms again from all
• 36:31
  Speaker 8: the stuff that drips out of these cells. All you
• 36:34
  Speaker 8: need is one good Virginia hailstorm, and you have practiced,
• 36:39
  Speaker 8: and you can't replace one. You have to replace the
• 36:42
  Speaker 8: whole array because China won't sell you that.
• 36:46
  Speaker 16: Well. We get frequent bad storms here, I mean, you know,
• 36:51
  Speaker 16: really devastating windstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes. And you know what happens
• 36:59
  Speaker 16: when the soar farms are ripped the sawar panels are
• 37:02
  Speaker 16: ripped up by these these bad wins. What do they
• 37:05
  Speaker 16: do then, Uh, you know, just leave them or whatever.
• 37:09
  Speaker 16: But you know they're just it's just a The Virginia
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  Speaker 16: legislature voted to subsidize these companies several years ago. And
• 37:17
  Speaker 16: the reason they put them in its greed. It's profit.
• 37:20
  Speaker 16: I mean, I'm all for profit, but not not at
• 37:23
  Speaker 16: the expense of the of the of the citizens and
• 37:26
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• 37:33
  Speaker 8: No, absolutely, Craig, surely, I mean, and as our friend
• 37:37
  Speaker 8: Chris Horner calls it, the world's second oldest profession rent seeking, Uh,
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• 37:45
  Speaker 8: And then we see this all over the place here
• 37:47
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• 37:51
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  Speaker 24: Listen, Strange Women, nine in ponds. Distributed sort is no
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  Speaker 24: basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives
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  Speaker 24: from a mandate from the massive. It's not from some
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  Speaker 8: But you'd never know it. So I mentioned how the
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  Speaker 8: left has won a couple of stories. So I used
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  Speaker 8: to live in Middletown, New York. It's an area actually
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  Speaker 8: most famous during the glory days of reality reality television.
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  Speaker 8: It was the home of this motorcycle building family called
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  Speaker 8: the Tunnels and that area of Orange County as in
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  Speaker 8: Orange County Choppers. I know a lot of people thought
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  Speaker 8: it the more famous Orange County in californ but it
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  Speaker 8: was actually Orange County, New York, a very conservative outside
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  Speaker 8: of the New York zone. You passed it and gives
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  Speaker 8: us another instance, just like we were talking with Craig
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  Speaker 8: Shirley about how the left takes and just does what
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  Speaker 8: it wants with impunity. So county elections, county board of Supervisors,
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  Speaker 8: without any mandate from the voters, have put Democrats in
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  Speaker 8: charge of the county Board of Supervisors and are just
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  Speaker 8: going to enact an entire left wing agenda of affordability,
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  Speaker 8: subsidization and the ILK. Another instance where without any electoral mandate,
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  Speaker 8: they just said, you know what, we can use parliamentary
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  Speaker 8: procedure to put ourselves in the agenda driving seat. And
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  Speaker 8: what I wish every time I report on another story
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  Speaker 8: that it obviously infuriates you because it's California, it's Virginia.
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  Speaker 8: It's even as Clark has chronicled, ruby red states like Alabama.
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  Speaker 8: The Democrats keep acting like they're the majority party and
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  Speaker 8: they hang up everything it's Hakeem Jefferies Republicans when they're
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  Speaker 8: in the minority in places like Oregon in California, they
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  Speaker 8: need to start looking at how these have the leftists
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  Speaker 8: used parliamentary procedure to hang up conservative agenda points and
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  Speaker 8: to go after their own. It's like this Housings are
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  Speaker 8: in New York who has been caught by the British press.
• 46:43
  Speaker 8: By the way, New York City is home to some
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  Speaker 8: of the few remaining multiple newspaper cities in America. At
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  Speaker 8: the Times, the Daily News, the New York Post all
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  Speaker 8: still going around.
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  Speaker 10: Post is republishing this.
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  Speaker 8: Story about the house Housings are because the UK Independent
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  Speaker 8: found out that her mother is a high paid, multimillion
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  Speaker 8: dollar professor at Vanderbilt ironically of German studies, and lives
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  Speaker 8: in a one point four million dollar home, which is
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  Speaker 8: fine except for the fact that this kid is out
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  Speaker 8: and gets her gig as zefad mad Money's housings are
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  Speaker 8: in New York by saying owner ownership of property is
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  Speaker 8: white supremacy, and yet we vote for these people. We
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  Speaker 8: vote for these people, and often because Zorhan Donnie didn't say,
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  Speaker 8: oh yeah, By the way, this is a young lady,
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  Speaker 8: we're going to put in charge. No, he said, this
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  Speaker 8: is this is my guy, this is my person, gender, nonspecific,
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  Speaker 8: binary or whatever.
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  Speaker 10: But he said it all along and people are like, nah,
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  Speaker 10: it's not really going to do that.
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  Speaker 8: And you know, well, what, I can't afford a nice
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  Speaker 8: apartment anyway, Screw the other guy. And that's how we're
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  Speaker 8: falling apart into this. We're falling down into this because
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  Speaker 8: we are having our lesser angels, our vices played upon,
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  Speaker 8: and we're enacting bad legislation after good legislation that is
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  Speaker 8: designed to gas light us into these corners to make
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  Speaker 8: the case that we need to crash the economy because
• 48:29
  Speaker 8: the economy isn't quote working for you anymore. As I
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  Speaker 8: said with Bob Good, the subsidy nation is going to
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  Speaker 8: get geared up big time.
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  Speaker 10: This one from.
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  Speaker 8: This is from real quick here, and I'll get to
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  Speaker 8: you on the phones as well. John Myers, I'm with
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  Speaker 8: the President on things that should be on the table
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  Speaker 8: during the negotiation. Everything should be there, doesn't matter who
• 48:57
  Speaker 8: we're dealing with. NATO in particular has been sucking the
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  Speaker 8: US drive for sixty years. If we got something out
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  Speaker 8: of it over the next some years.
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  Speaker 10: That would be great.
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  Speaker 8: As far as Venezuela paying for their part of their resources,
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  Speaker 8: it should be used to finance what is needed. I
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  Speaker 8: know it takes judicious use of funds, but somehow, some way,
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  Speaker 8: the future of the US needs to start recouping its losses.
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  Speaker 10: Well, I think you know.
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  Speaker 8: What do you need, though, is for us to stop
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  Speaker 8: creating those losses. Oh, we got folks on the line.
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  Speaker 8: We're calling in right before the break. Good morning.
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  Speaker 10: Who's this? Hell? Did we lose them? We lost them?
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  Speaker 8: Call back four three four eight eight two four to
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  Speaker 8: two one seven as we get wrapping up again tomorrow.
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  Speaker 8: Because you can't fly out of Harry Reid Airport. Oh
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  Speaker 8: what is the It got an email laughing about what
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  Speaker 8: you know? You you should take everything on the air
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  Speaker 8: flight board at Harry Reid Airport with the greatest story. Yeah,
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  Speaker 8: are you are you telling me the truth? This is Harry,
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  Speaker 8: this is Harry Reid Memorial Airport. Are you telling me
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  Speaker 8: my flight? Is it ten thirty? Or do you want
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  Speaker 8: me to miss the flight? And then just shrug and
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  Speaker 8: say you should have checked yourself. You believe me, I
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  Speaker 8: put it on the board, but I wanted you to
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  Speaker 8: miss the flight and you missed the flight anyway, that
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  Speaker 8: would that would be funny, if it wouldn't be so infuriating.
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  Speaker 8: It would stop somebody from naming an airport after somebody
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  Speaker 8: like Harcourt, Fent and Reid, but Harry Reid. We'll be
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  Speaker 8: o'clock Eastern time, and so you'll be getting some recorded goodness,
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  Speaker 8: some things, some stuff you've heard, some stuff you haven't
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  Speaker 8: from this week's events, and I hope you enjoy them.
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  Speaker 10: I hope you enjoy reliving them. If you hear your.
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  Speaker 8: Voice on a phone conversation, who get thrown off by it?
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  Speaker 8: But we'll be back here live on Saturday morning. And
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  Speaker 8: if you call in during tomorrow's show and you just
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  Speaker 8: that you hear, four three four eight eight two four
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  Speaker 8: that effort, then when you call that number, what you
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  Speaker 8: to your questions contributions, uh through the course there and
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  Speaker 8: appreciate it as always there.
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  Speaker 10: But my point this text message comes in.
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  Speaker 8: Of course they do this. They nobody would ever mandate
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  Speaker 8: some of the policies they want. Well, in New York
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  Speaker 8: they would because there's enough poor people.
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  Speaker 10: You know, you don't forget.
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  Speaker 8: In Venezuela, for example, since we're talking about regime change,
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  Speaker 8: who goes.
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  Speaker 10: Chavez rose to power.
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  Speaker 8: Because there were people who were getting very wealthy and
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  Speaker 8: there were people who were abjectly poor. And I'm not
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  Speaker 8: saying that that's something the government needs to fix. But
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  Speaker 8: in a free market, not a regulated crony market, but
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  Speaker 8: in a free market, you have churn. You have rich
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  Speaker 8: people that lose everything and become poor, and we have
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  Speaker 8: poor people who become rich. And none of it is
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  Speaker 8: guaranteed or anything like that, but it is there. It
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  Speaker 8: is real, and that's why people encourage their politicians to
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  Speaker 8: make it less. Free of a market, a free, a
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  Speaker 8: free ish market. So until tomorrow morning, as we endeavor
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  Speaker 8: to entertain and informing again on Saturday, until we meet again,
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  Speaker 8: So long and.
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  Speaker 10: Thanks for all the fish.
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