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"T.S.O., V.A.X. and R.C.N." (Saturday August 30, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: We'll do it a lot, making mornings great again. But
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do adverse thing today doing on the Tunk Media Network
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by Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 2: I can go all right it and we'll do it.
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Line your words that steal me.
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Speaker 3: I think we're live this morning, least work. The son
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comes up drops a good point me. It is everything
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a dream.
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Speaker 4: All the treasure needs.
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Speaker 5: No one that Joe's smile.
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Speaker 6: He only as we greatly appreciate.
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Speaker 7: Lever be Joe the surge of officers.
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Speaker 8: I want to be Joe.
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Speaker 3: For me personally.
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Speaker 5: This is the most meaningful every day in my.
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Speaker 9: Life with some of the poor Johnson and so I
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think Secretary would be there.
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Speaker 3: Of course.
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Speaker 9: Muriel Bowser and a misunderstood clip.
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Speaker 3: The Conservatives are all players. So look Murial Bowser.
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Speaker 9: And she's taken the flak for saying nice things about
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being adjacent to things that sound like they're nice about Trump.
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And this is one of the things that drove I
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believe Marco, not Rubio, but Marco Polo roll you play
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Marco Rubio in the poll of this Labor Day weekend.
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Marco writes into four three four eight eight two four
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two one seven on our interview clip that we played
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with Silvinus Salinas. He says, just call him Z. He's
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the head of the Empire Center. Like I am the
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I'm the Virginia broadcast voice for the Virginia Institute for
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Public Policy. The Empire Center is just like that. It's
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a policy group that works on getting legislation passed and
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all those red states. And here's so Marco's question is
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he said, this is the problem with conservatives. We're talking
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about policy and they're talking about character assassination. Yeah, and
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believe me, the incentiary devices like a bunch of Russian
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missiles into Kiev are going to have the moment of
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the impact devastation. The character assassination against the conservative is
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almost baked into the cake.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 9: However, if Donald Trump is anything, he's an example of
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just keep going forward. This whole second administration, my god,
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it's eight months old. No, I'm sorry, we're in our
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eighth month, seven months of the administration. You realize that
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the administration January twentieth, we've we've it feels like we're
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coming to the end of his fourth year.
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Speaker 3: For all the things that have happened.
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Speaker 9: But here's what Donald Trump has done with the bomb
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bass necessary to back bomb bass at them and draw
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up folks like Aven Newsom. I was talking to a
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friend of mine from California that says even Democrats are
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abandoning Newsom over this whole. I'll be just the Democrats
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version of Trump. Because my buddy in Sam Bernardino listens
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to us on km E T during the week he said,
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he said they don't understand Trump. Well, Republicans don't understand Trump.
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How many Republicans tried to be like Trump. Chris Christie
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is a great example, completely misunderstands why Donald Trump connects
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with you, and it's about the issues. Sure he does
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it in a style, but I do it in my
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own style. So let's check check some of these off here, Marco,
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and you might agree with Marco saying, oh that sounds handy.
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You know, we need somebody who's gonna have to I mean,
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look at the rallies, guys like Kevin Smith at the
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Long Island loud majority of put together. My wife's driven
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in them stunning. So I was surprised to see Staten
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Island going, you know, more percentages for Trump than even
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Suffolk County did. But still it's a ten point win
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for Donald Trump. In Suffolk County, Nassau County are the
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and this is the thing. Where are the local Republicans.
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This is a problem we have in Virginia too, where
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we come from. I grew up in Queens and I
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was there when Reagan carried New York City. I was
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there when the Republican Party of New York endorsed Edward
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Ikotch for mayor rather than run somebody against him. But
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it goes back to issues, and we'll pick up the
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issues in a moment. As I got into the you know,
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you send me an email, you pay attention to me,
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and then all of a sudden, I get all excited
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about it. I get all of Twitter, and then I
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forget about the things like I've got to do the
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first things. I got to tell you about the news
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before we ask you to call in and discuss the news. Right,
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this was big, Nome said, the hack threatened quote the
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entire Department and the nation as a whole, but then
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went on to say that no American citizens were directly impacted.
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A curious choice of words. The reporter says, this reporter says,
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and then she added no sensitive data was extradacted from
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any DHS networks. Again the adjectives matter hashtag adjectives matter.
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White House struck back against Gavin Newsom, California governor's attack
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against Donald Trump. The President said the California Democrat governor
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is more concerned about illegal immigrants than his own constituents
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when he said that ICE agents at polling places would
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Speaker 1: The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 9: It was in the old studios in Riverhead of one
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three point nine FM, when a friend of ours we
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used to come in and give us intel on whatever
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records he was working on. Al Petrelli stood there and
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California to do.
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Speaker 3: This Christmas thing? What? Okay? Al? Good luck with that.
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Speaker 9: And then I was years later, I had already moved
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on and all of a sudden in from the record
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company comes.
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Speaker 9: You know, when people asked me who were the great
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guitar players in history? And Al has to be in
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there because Al's work the tso I think elevated the
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I said, it's like the guitar grew up. Now it's
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rightfully in its placed with the grand pianos and the
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harps and the violin sections proudly on stage.
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Speaker 3: And they just announced their tour.
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Speaker 9: I think it was Thursday evening December. Oh, it's a
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Thursday night at Belmont and then a Friday night in Newark.
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So the debate was do we want to do the
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Friday night at Belma's in December eighteenth?
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Speaker 3: I think it is.
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Speaker 9: Thursday night the eighteenth at Belmont at the IBS Arena
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and the and then in Newark at the Carjacking Square
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including you know you guys out here. But I just
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remember that standing there high over Main Street and Riverhead
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at the time and like Christmas thing, and were kind
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of curious because at that time Christmas on rock and
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roll stations, I mean, it was trying to find a
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reason to play some of these songs.
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Speaker 3: That Christmas song. Is this the song anyone on earth
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that listens to our station wants to hear? But it's
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great days.
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Speaker 9: Indeed, it's twenty five years now, it's been a tradition
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for me and my wife and my kids. It's one
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of the few things my kids say, are we going,
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We're going right, We're going to the show, right, dad.
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Speaker 3: So earlier we were going through what z.
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Speaker 9: Was saying at the Empire Center, talking about attacking the
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left by issue by issue, and Marco, listening to us
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on Long Island News Radio.
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Speaker 3: Questioned that tactic. And here's the thing.
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Speaker 9: So certainly an event, you know, like the rallies that
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Sean and Kevin hold the Long Island loud majority and
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all of that, you have their impact, but when you
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want to win the day at the end of it,
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you have to sit down and say, Okay, poverty. I'm
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at an incredible doctor Ed cornegae Just google up doctor
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Ed Cornegaye. I don't think we'll have time today. Maybe
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we'll have time to play a little bit of my
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conversation with him. It is also published up at Daily
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Signal dot com. It is the Conservatives finally suiting up
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and getting into the game to fight poverty.
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Speaker 3: Sixty years.
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Speaker 9: It took us because our answers are the right ones. Obviously,
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Newsday's stories Long Island's elderly population is getting poorer it's
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not because they have less money, but because it costs
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more every day to.
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Speaker 3: Live, you know, on Long Island.
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Speaker 9: So issue by issue, So poverty okay, So does a
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conservative deny that poverty is a thing. We did for
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a while. I would go to Seapack and they would
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do their strawhole of you know, important issues borders, security
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and you know, trans in the army and all wokeism
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always would win the most popular issues to deal with,
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and poverty would be at the bottom of the list, and.
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Speaker 3: Always sit there and say this is the problem.
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Speaker 9: The Democrats go in, the progressives go into the poor
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neighborhoods and say, we'll send you some money.
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Speaker 3: How about that.
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Speaker 9: If you vote us in, we'll send some money. How
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do you vote against Santa Claus Right? So, finally the
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conservatives are suiting up in their environment.
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Speaker 3: Do you want dirty rivers? No?
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Speaker 9: Do you want clear cut forest no? So then how
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do you fix that? How do you do that? These
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are the questions and then you go when you sort
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through conservative principles. It doesn't do any good for Georgia
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Pacific to cut down every tree in the United States
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without planting new ones. So guess what the number one
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planter of trees in the United States is Georgia Pacific.
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Why because at some point they're going to need the
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wood from them. Conservatives pro business. Conservatives clean up the
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water because that protects the fishing industry, the restaurant industry,
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and everything else.
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Speaker 3: Associated with it.
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Speaker 9: Progressives want solar cells on all our farms, and I
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guess import all of our food from China, where their
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ecological bend is certainly not ours. But turning over all
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these farms into solar farms which are guaranteed to never
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grow food again, considering all the crap that oozes out
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of them, to the point where even California thinks a
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solar panel is considered hazardous waste. And we allow this
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stuff to ooze out all over the former farmland, and
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they argue, oh, well, if it doesn't work out, we
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can pull it up and farm it again. Not after
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all this, the rare earth minerals that leak out of
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the cracked solar panels has gotten into the ground. Holy crete,
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bat man, We'd be lucky to just salt the earth.
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So the businesses are better at protecting the environment that
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they exist in the businesses, the free marketplace is better
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suited to make sure that the workforce is prosperous, because
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that's who's buying the stuff that the workforce is making.
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Speaker 3: Doesn't need a union. Why is the union movement flailing in.
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Speaker 9: The private sector because the businesses realized if we treat our.
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Speaker 3: Employees right, they won't unionize.
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Speaker 9: And their employees then realize, hold that if I work
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harder than the guy down the assembly line, I can
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make more money than him, and I can be a
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good example to him, rather than being in a union
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where we're all just paid the same, whatever it may be.
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You see what I mean if you go issue by issue, labor, environment, poverty, schools.
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Look at the boom and micro schools. It's like the
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one room schoolhouses back. We finally reached the tipping point
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on mass centralized schools and we're realizing that further away
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from the education our kids are, the less of it
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they get. So conservative principles do win issue by issue.
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You just have to be ready to make the discussion
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point not fall prey to the character assassination.
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Speaker 15: Uh oh, Brad's buzzed.
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Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, he's starting with the woots.
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Speaker 16: And now a speech.
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Speaker 8: I just want to say that friendship is about heart,
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art and rain.
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Speaker 1: The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 13: Mother, you don't have as.
28:24
Speaker 2: We don't have homosexuals like nure It.
28:29
Speaker 3: Yeah, why is that?
28:31
Speaker 9: Mack Wood The famous clip of mackmood am jo at
28:37
Columbia University when asked about the treatment of gays in Iran.
28:42
We don't have so much the gays in Iran. And
28:47
I bring this up just well partially it's it's fun
28:51
here the reaction.
28:53
Speaker 3: That mother, you don't aval.
29:00
Speaker 2: Have homosexuals like.
29:06
Speaker 9: He mean, well, as they say, the fall doesn't kill you.
29:11
It's the abrupt stop at the end. You want to
29:15
talk about reversion therapy. You want to talk about therapy,
29:20
it's that rapid deceleration trauma that'll cure your gayness in Tehran. Well,
29:27
you've never heard it called that. Oh they things have changed.
29:32
Friends of friends of mine from my childhood went to
29:35
the New York City Police Department academy and they told
29:38
me that was that was what they referred to. You
29:41
know what happened to you know, well, what did he
29:44
die from? Rapid deceleration trauma?
29:47
Speaker 3: Oh?
29:48
Speaker 9: Okay, you know, a lead poisoning kind of thing. All right,
29:55
So it's too cute by half. You just you know,
29:58
I'm just telling it in a way that gets your
30:00
attention and apparently mission accomplished.
30:04
Speaker 22: Sheesh.
30:05
Speaker 3: So we bring this up because.
30:07
Speaker 9: Bobby the Murderer, and if you watch these folks fall
30:14
all over themselves trying to avoid the obvious in Bobby
30:19
the Murderer's manifesto. And I know I generally have a
30:25
policy of not mentioning the names of these murderers because
30:29
they look for celebrity. But I don't think Bobby the
30:33
Murderer wanted to be known as Bobby the Murderer. So
30:38
I'm going to keep plucking this string. But Bobby the
30:43
Murderer and the press that seemed you just incapable of
30:48
coming up with. You know, well, there's a you know,
30:51
I don't see any any.
30:53
Speaker 18: What a motive could be, but they're not saying formally
30:56
what it is yet.
30:57
Speaker 3: We don't have a motive at this time.
30:58
Speaker 15: It's unclear what the motive was.
31:00
Speaker 9: Again, there's just nothing specific in the evidence that's been recovered.
31:04
Speaker 24: There's no information, nothing specific to identify a specific motive.
31:09
But they'll be continuing to talk to people to see
31:11
if there was a flag, if something may have popped
31:13
up that they can look into.
31:16
Speaker 9: You mean the parts of his manifesto where he talks
31:18
about killing all the Jews and supporting Hamas. That that
31:23
kind of flag clear mood, and that's what.
31:26
Speaker 4: We want to know. Was this a revenge because there were.
31:31
Speaker 6: Is this notoriety you should identified?
31:34
Speaker 12: We are told as female legally changed their name from
31:36
Robert to Robin. There's no connection yet from that to
31:39
the motive.
31:40
Speaker 2: I don't believe that how the shooter identifies currently in
31:44
this investigation right now is of significant.
31:47
Speaker 9: Importance, especially given the fact that, as mak Mudamad said,
31:52
not so much in the Musclim community are their.
31:55
Speaker 3: Gays and and is he back with us?
31:59
Speaker 9: I don't think he's back this yet, but we're going
32:00
to talk about him in the absence here. One of
32:03
my listeners from our flagship station sent this into it.
32:06
Why did the Why did the mass shooter from Milwaukee, Minnesota? Minneapolis?
32:16
Where did Milwaukee come from? Where did the Catholic mass
32:20
shooter from Minneapolis? Why did he hate Jews? Tel Aviv
32:25
is the ultimate transgender city in the world, and he said,
32:28
sent me a link to tourist Israel dot com. Tourist Israel
32:34
writes the column, why tel Aviv is the ultimate LGBTQ
32:40
travel destination, situated along the stunning Mediterranean Sea and dubbed
32:46
as Israel's City that Never sleeps. Tel Aviv is it's
32:50
because they're worried about somebody.
32:52
Speaker 3: Driving up with a pipe bomb. That's why they're not sleeping.
32:55
Speaker 9: I wouldn't be sleeping either if I was concerned with
32:57
somebody driving up with a vestful of seafour. Anyway, the
33:01
City that Never sleeps tel Aviv famously known for its beaches, nightlife,
33:05
and LGBTQ community. As it is the ultimate LGBTQ travel
33:11
destination in the Middle East. The city is an open minded, progressive,
33:16
and welcoming hub that starkly contrasts some of the more
33:19
religious and restrictive areas in Israel. Yeah, maybe if Bobby
33:27
the murderer had gone to Tel Aviv, maybe we wouldn't
33:32
have been We might have been spared this trouble. Certainly,
33:39
if he had gone to join Hamas, they would have
33:42
welcomed him with open arms, right until they did that
33:44
radical deceleration trauma therapy on his gayness.
33:53
Speaker 3: Where were you taking me? Where are you taking me?
33:54
Speaker 9: We're going up to the Mahamud Ahmadinijad Memorial Temple to
33:59
help you through you gainness. It's pretty high up there,
34:02
he says, don't worry. The landing's the only thing you
34:05
got to worry about. The fall won't kill you.
34:11
Speaker 3: And there it's a sad irony that this is the
34:14
stuff though, this is what.
34:18
Speaker 9: The malpractice of these narrative junkies who have bought into
34:24
this spin that Hamas is a marginalized community.
34:29
Speaker 3: So and here is the logic to it.
34:31
Speaker 9: And if Kareem rejoins us at a point, we'll make
34:36
sure to let Kareem know that we were talking about
34:38
him when he couldn't hear us. It's an issue with
34:42
the different stations and when they carry the show and everything.
34:46
But my flagship station currently and different programming for a
34:50
little while. So it's you and me and a dog
34:53
named Boo. But Kareem listens to us in Central Virginia.
34:58
But the question is is this one of relativism? So
35:06
the press after what was it two thousand and five,
35:13
two thousand and six, two thousand and seven, Maybe it
35:16
was during the maybe it was during the Obama presidency.
35:25
Somewhere in there Hamas sitting in their tunnels that they
35:29
were using US taxpayer dollars to dig underneath Israel. Sitting
35:33
there watching CNN in their tunnels, said Ahmed, we're doing
35:42
this all wrong. They think we're terrorists. We need to
35:46
be rebranded. We need a rebranding campaign. We need to
35:50
be called a marginalized community.
35:52
Speaker 3: And then all of the American left will love us.
35:56
Speaker 9: And Ahmed went and called you know, BD O and
35:59
B or whatever the big ad agency in Chicago still is,
36:04
or just maybe went around pitching the idea. Can you imagine,
36:08
you know, there's a bit of me that imagines, you know,
36:11
like a really good Saturday Night Live skit like back
36:14
when they used to be funny, you know, five or
36:16
six Hamas leaders going office to office in Chicago, which
36:20
is the home of all the big ad agencies, or
36:23
on Madison Avenue showing up in front of John Hamm
36:26
and the guys from you know, the not Mad Money,
36:33
but you know the show I'm talking about. All of
36:35
a sudden, I'm not thinking of mad Men right showing
36:40
up in there saying.
36:42
Speaker 3: We need to be rebranded.
36:44
Speaker 9: We need to we need an image campaign that has
36:47
us made out to be a marginalized community, can you
36:50
do it? And somehow they did. And this is how
36:54
Bobby the murderer becomes a pro Hamas supporter as opposed
36:58
to as Koree Kareem, Yes, we were talking about you
37:02
when you weren't listening. He becomes a Hamas supporter because
37:10
he's in what he believes to be a marginalized community.
37:14
Speaker 3: Men who want.
37:15
Speaker 9: To have long hair and have sex with men and
37:19
pretend they're women while they're doing it, but not do
37:21
anything medical about it, and that marginalized community sees a
37:28
common ally in Hamas. Hamas is another marginalized community. In
37:33
the marginalized communities must stand together until, of course, you
37:39
get next to somebody in Hamas and they go, you're what,
37:42
Come up to the roof. Let me show you the view. Remember,
37:47
the fall doesn't kill you. It's the quick stop at
37:51
the end.
37:53
Speaker 3: So Kareem.
37:54
Speaker 9: Hopefully that answered your question as to how Bobby the
37:57
murderer becomes a Hamas supporter not an IS supporter.
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Speaker 9: So we wrap up this Saturday into a Labor day weekend.
45:00
And thank you for allowing me to be of service
45:02
to this one reaction to the quiet part that the
45:09
media is having a difficult time saying out loud, Joe,
45:13
why won't the police chief admit this? Because moreover than
45:19
the trans community, they would rather the mayor of Minneapolis
45:23
would rather have people targeting the trans community than the
45:28
Islamic community. And even though Islamists like Hams are not,
45:34
but that's where this all goes. You mark me down,
45:37
no one else you're not gonna hear at NBC, CBS.
45:42
I'm quite happy being out here. August thirtieth, twenty twenty five,
45:47
just days after the Trans Siberian Orchestra announced their tour,
45:50
a bunch of Long Islanders back out to show you
45:53
how it's done. I've neglected to Mension Uncasville, Connecticut. At
45:58
Mohegan Sun. Still hit the ferry right, you got the
46:02
big ferry run from No, not like Bobby the ferry
46:07
boat that goes.
46:09
Speaker 3: Across and up to Uncasville.
46:11
Speaker 9: Right, you go across the sound, and I know my
46:15
in laws did that a few times right after Mohegan
46:18
Sun opened up, just to see what was all about there.
46:22
But now you got the high speed hydrofoils and whatnot
46:26
that go over there, and you get to there probably
46:28
faster than you can get to the IBS sorry ubs
46:33
Arena in Belmont. Given the traffic on the l Ie,
46:37
it might be a shorter run. That's November thirtieth when
46:40
they play Uncasville, but it's not untill December eighteenth and nineteenth.
46:44
They do the UBS Arena and then the don't park
46:48
your car on the street arena in Newark. There you
46:53
choose their tour on there. And like I said, stay tuned.
46:57
I know you and I only get to spend certain
47:00
number of days together. I believe you and I will
47:02
be together on Monday morning holiday there we welcome in
47:06
a bunch of sort of the State College and Altoona, PA.
47:11
And you guys will probably be back with me on
47:13
Monday morning. We will be here live. I work on
47:16
Labor Day. Well, how else would you pay tribute to
47:19
the idea of labor but laboring there? But because again,
47:23
these holiday weekends are when they love to hide the news.
47:27
Speaker 3: Stories like, hey, there was a data breach. There's a
47:30
hacker inside the FEMA database. Pay no attention to it. Oh,
47:34
it's no.
47:35
Speaker 9: Big deal, no big deal at all. It's just a
47:37
threat to all of the United States. Both quotes from
47:42
Christy Nome. It's nothing to see here, no big worries.
47:46
But it is a great grave threat to the United States.
47:50
You can't make this stuff up. But I hope you
47:53
celebrate the idea of work. I know that the holiday
47:57
weekend is designed to celebrate labor unions and the labor movement.
48:03
But maybe take some time and if you go into
48:06
my podcast channels at Joe Thomas in the Morning dot com,
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you can find the podcast and we are we distribute
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them through all the distribution networks. iHeart Spotify, Apple Podcasts,
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you name it, we're in it. Find the one from
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Monday of this week, we visited with Corey DeAngelis and
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we talk about teachers' unions but also unions in an
48:34
abstract and then what was the other day we did
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some stuff unions weren't happy with. I was on Monday,
48:44
and so there's another day here where we got in
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and spent some time on unions and the problems that
48:53
they're creating in there. And it's all up there Joe
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Thomas in the Morning dot com. It'll give you a
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menu of your shooe your choice, whichever distribution network you want,
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and you can get hooked up with downloads and you
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can get all the weekday ones and maybe say, you
49:12
know those guy's all right during the week too, But
49:15
however you get us, you know, there's so many folks
49:17
who get it haphazardly. Guy in Colorado. Spring said, you
49:23
really do this for four hours?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: Four hours an excellent radio host, Yeah, four hours.
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Speaker 3: Last one, this one, Joe.
49:36
Speaker 9: The mercury in the rubberized floors in the schools must
49:41
be different than the mercury in the vaccines. I'm told
49:45
there is no mercury in vaccines. It's called thimerasol. Ask
49:50
them if thimerasol is in the vaccines. So another one
49:53
of these things.
49:54
Speaker 3: Robert F.
49:55
Speaker 9: Kennedy Junior is trying to get out, and that'll be
49:58
interesting to see next week. That's going to be the
50:01
one that I really I'll be looking forward to seeing
50:05
because this is from the cabinet meeting this week.
50:08
Speaker 4: I think, how are you doing on the ring?
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Speaker 7: Very well.
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Speaker 16: We will.
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Speaker 2: Finding interventions, certain interventions now that are clearly, almost certainly.
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Speaker 4: Causing autism, and we're going to be able to address
50:25
those in September. It's such a big day.
50:29
Speaker 23: I'm looking forward to the day because there's something wrong
50:32
when you see the kind of numbers that you have
50:34
today versus twenty years ago.
50:37
Speaker 9: And to be fair, as I said, just to be
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an honest broker, I think we've expanded the spectrum. But
50:42
without question, there are more kids, and I would not
50:50
be crestfallingly surprised if it's thimerosol. But like I said,
50:54
it really struck me as the parents up in arms
50:57
in glen Cove over the mercury that they discovered in
51:00
the rubberized floors of their schools. And if you mentioned
51:07
that it's also in the vaccines that you have to
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give them before they get into the schools, you know, well,
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but it's a vaccine.
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Speaker 3: It wouldn't be a problem, would it.
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Speaker 5: Joan till Christmas only time.
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Speaker 9: It's always a great time and tickets said, by the way,
51:25
if you go online to Trans Siberian the good kind
51:29
of Trans, you friend of mindset, I find it hard
51:34
to believe that everyone in that orchestra has Trans's listed.
51:39
Very funny, very funny gallows humor. Sign of a civilized society,
51:45
isn't it. But if you become an insider club, you
51:49
can get the tickets earlier before my birthday even comes
51:52
on September thirteenth. She's coming home this Christmas Day, so
52:00
I always kick off my holiday season. If that means
52:03
anything to you, great.
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Speaker 3: Long Island band. For you listening on Long Island News Radio.
52:09
Speaker 9: Probably saying this it really trans Siberian Orchestra from Long Island,
52:13
well al Pa Trelli and Paul O'Neill and yeah, I
52:17
think so that.
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Speaker 19: So well doesn't sing the same sing the bank you
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know it all and changed being is now.
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Speaker 14: It should be.
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Speaker 9: That's what we're working for here too, thematically on first
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Thing Today by Joe Thomas and stay tuned. I'll let
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you know if I get a chance to give away
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some tickets to these shows around the countrys for you
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one oh three point nine song and thanks for all
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the fish.
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Speaker 15: Much of neck and spinal pain is caused by the
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compression of spinal nerves. According to doctor Jeff Fisher, an Irvine,
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California based chiropractor with more than thirty years of experience,
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this compression can stem from a chronic condition, acute injury,
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or simply aging. Traction is the most effective way to relax, stretch,
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and decompress the spine and surrounding muscles and ligaments of
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the neck and back. Doctor Fisher explains his inventions, the
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Fisher Traction Neck Device and Fisher Traction Low Back Device
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safely separates bones to eliminate pain and restore function, so
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the body can heal naturally. The Fisher Traction devices are
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designed to restore the natural curves of the neck and
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back and gently induce hydration and motion into the spine
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with the use of a release strap. The devices are
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convenient and easy to use in the comfort of your
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home and Doctor Fisher's series of YouTube videos provides helpful
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videos and detailed instructions. For more information, visit Fishertraction dot
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com radio It's on