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"We're Not Playing Kansas Anymore" (FTTxJT 082226 hr1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it making mornings great again. Do the first
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  Speaker 1: thing today on the chunk media Apple Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it long, jew Ward said, steal me.
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  Speaker 3: Even on Saturdays, leaves for work.
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  Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a pet of the school.
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  Speaker 5: Joy all the Jesses, the one that Joss smiled.
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  Speaker 3: He on the eggs, Joe, thank you for letting me
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  Speaker 3: be of service to you.
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  Speaker 6: I want to be.
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  Speaker 7: There's the great honor I've been working with most of
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  Speaker 7: my life. I cannot remember there was a time we
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  Speaker 7: had a celebration, and I don't normally celebrate milestones things
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  Speaker 7: like that because I'm always about tomorrow. I'm always about
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  Speaker 7: next hour, the next minute, living the now kind of guy.
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  Speaker 7: But when I reached a point in my radio broadcasting
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  Speaker 7: career where it is what I had done longer than
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  Speaker 7: running restaurants, which I had done for I think six years.
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  Speaker 7: So once I got to my sixth anniversary in radio,
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  Speaker 7: I said, I've done this longer than anything else. Of course,
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  Speaker 7: we have no color photographs of that because we were
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  Speaker 7: still working with the same guys who photographed all the
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  Speaker 7: guys during the Civil War. But I you know, there
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  Speaker 7: are some chronicles of that four three four eight eight
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  Speaker 7: two four two one seven. Those are the important numbers,
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  Speaker 7: because I will tell you what went on last night,
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  Speaker 7: and a lot of it still to this day befuddles
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  Speaker 7: me how people think announcing something awkward on Friday is
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  Speaker 7: going to keep it from getting discussed on talk radio.
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  Speaker 7: All all right, I mean this talk radio and most
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  Speaker 7: everyone else is still taking Saturday off. But you and me,
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  Speaker 7: we're here because we go to work and Saturdays are
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  Speaker 7: into distinguishable from Mondays through Fridays, and that can be
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  Speaker 7: the source of some downheartedness.
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  Speaker 3: Don't don't. You're getting it done? Are four bearers?
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  Speaker 7: They didn't have five day, you know, worse than a
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  Speaker 7: four days ten hour days and that was it. No,
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  Speaker 7: I mean, there's a forty hour work week. Think about
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  Speaker 7: the you know, think about life in nineteen twenty six
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  Speaker 7: or eighteen twenty six. You think it was a forty
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  Speaker 7: hour work week. Then, so you're just getting her done
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  Speaker 7: and we're out here to tell you what. They're trying
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  Speaker 7: to sneak out the alley while they think Saturdays are
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  Speaker 7: a day of you know, trips to the garden center
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  Speaker 7: and such. And if that's there, rock on with your
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  Speaker 7: bad self. But I'll tell you about it. You call
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  Speaker 7: me and tell me how it's impacting you at four, three,
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  Speaker 7: four eight eight, two four two one seven. Text messages
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  Speaker 7: as well, because we go to work and we don't
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  Speaker 7: always have time to sit there on the phones, or
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  Speaker 7: the boss walking around the cubicle might frown upon such activities.
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  Speaker 7: So our first things this Saturday morning, tornadoes on Long Island.
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  Speaker 7: One of my best friends, his daughter works at Bellevue
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  Speaker 7: and she called him said, this tornadoes coming e f
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  Speaker 7: one touchdown, and we have them here in Central Virginia
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  Speaker 7: more frequently. But this is Bruce Blakeman on the do
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  Speaker 7: we have the Blakeman clip of on the.
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  Speaker 3: On the Atlantic Beach.
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  Speaker 7: This is Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman talking about the
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  Speaker 7: tornadoes this Thursday, and good news from that as the
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  Speaker 7: cleanup continues. But the storms in general dropped over two
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  Speaker 7: and a half inches of rain on Long Island, still
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  Speaker 7: causing some issues. Monday, at two in the afternoon, Treasury
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  Speaker 7: Secretary Scott Bessont will hold a press conference to spell
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  Speaker 7: out the shape and scope of what President Trump promised
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  Speaker 7: to be economic d Day against Iran. Meanwhile, Pentagon's reports
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  Speaker 7: to the press say that the dead and injured toll
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  Speaker 7: from our combat operations with Iran on our side has
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  Speaker 7: risen to seven hundred and seventy four. However, the death
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  Speaker 7: toll is still just eighteen. It is still eighteen families
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  Speaker 7: who lost their love in this combat. Offers of Iranian
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  Speaker 7: crew to Chinese buyers have declined and prices have jumped
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  Speaker 7: for those who get to have ACAR in Beijing because
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  Speaker 7: of the US blockade, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts
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  Speaker 7: has allowed the White House to continue construction of the
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  Speaker 7: four hundred million dollar ballroom project and the command and
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  Speaker 7: control center underneath it. Roberts signed a temporary order Friday
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  Speaker 7: allowing the work to continue while the Court considers emergency appeals.
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  Speaker 7: President Trump also announced Friday that his administration will allow
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  Speaker 7: more beef to be temporarily imported to the US without
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  Speaker 7: triggering higher tariffs. Historic number of CIA retirements, according to
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  Speaker 7: a whistle blower talking to the Washington Post, and Russia
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  Speaker 7: is open to listening to new proposals on how to
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  Speaker 7: reach a settlement the Ukraine conflict. Years ago, I was
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  Speaker 7: Really can I can make a quick point here we
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  Speaker 7: should not well, I mean it's near Rockaway Beaches. No,
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  Speaker 7: but it's not even part of the same sandbar per
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  Speaker 7: se I should in Atlantic Beaches along there it's one
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  Speaker 7: of the barrier beaches. But and and you know, you
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  Speaker 7: can make the case that Rockaway Beach and you follow
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  Speaker 7: it along. But I mean it's it is. Do you
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  Speaker 7: want to get hackled up in Nassau County? You mischaracterize,
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  Speaker 7: you know that as part of the rockaways. Oh that's
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  Speaker 7: there's only one thing and it depends on the crowd
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  Speaker 7: that you're talking to. If you if you connect Atlantic
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  Speaker 7: Beach to say Fire Island, you know, that could also
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  Speaker 7: cause some prickliness.
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  Speaker 3: Apologies.
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  Speaker 7: Apparently Blakeman's clip was only coming through in monaural and
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  Speaker 7: that's why you only heard it coming out of one
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  Speaker 7: of your channels. It was like a Pink Floyd record.
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  Speaker 3: There. He goes on in his press conference yesterday to say.
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  Speaker 5: We heard that there would be a major weather event
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  Speaker 5: at one thirty pm. Me and my team were on
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  Speaker 5: the phone with the National Weather Service. They indicated that
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  Speaker 5: we could get two and a half to three inches
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  Speaker 5: of rain, that there would not be a tremendous amount
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  Speaker 5: of wind. There would be isolated. When I specifically asked
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  Speaker 5: the Weather Service whether or not there could be any
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  Speaker 5: meaningful wind event, and they said, you never know with
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  Speaker 5: respect to this kind of storm.
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  Speaker 3: And I love the Internet for several things. Number one,
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  Speaker 3: it's a great look into why somebody wrote the Ten
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  Speaker 3: Commandments God. It's also a great look into why somebody
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  Speaker 3: wrote down our seven vices, because if you want to
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  Speaker 3: see what the seven vices look like, go on the internet.
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  Speaker 3: And because Bruce Blakeman is within a few points of
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  Speaker 3: Kathy Hokel for Governor of New York.
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  Speaker 7: Here's what are those notes I had from the innerwebs?
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  Speaker 7: All right? This one left wing nutcase on Twitter says,
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  Speaker 7: this is why running for other offices, you must step
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  Speaker 7: down from the offices you hold. There's no reason Bruce
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  Speaker 7: Blakeman should be on all statewide TV networks getting like
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  Speaker 7: this line free campaign ads because a tornado touchdown in
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  Speaker 7: Nassau County. Yet I'm sure you wouldn't have a problem
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  Speaker 7: with Kathy Hokeel, say, showing up in Nassau County is saying,
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  Speaker 7: I'm putting.
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  Speaker 13: All the efforts of the New York State Department of
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  Speaker 13: Emergency met it cut in live for that. And I
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  Speaker 13: know why you're hot because poles were showing Bruce Blakeman
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  Speaker 13: within the margin of error for the governor's race while
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  Speaker 13: forty seven percent of New Yorkers had no idea who
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  Speaker 13: he was. They just knew that he wasn't Kathy Hokel.
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  Speaker 13: So they were going to vote for him, and now
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  Speaker 13: you're saying and crap, now they know who he is.
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  Speaker 13: I like this part of his press conference too. You
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  Speaker 13: want to start this.
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  Speaker 5: Like, I live about seven blocks away from here. Yesterday morning,
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  Speaker 5: I was in the ocean early and I happened to
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  Speaker 5: be swimming in the ocean and a fin came right
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  Speaker 5: by me. I was worried that it might be a shark,
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  Speaker 5: and it was lucky that it was a dolphin. So
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  Speaker 5: it was a beautiful day yesterday morning. There were about
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  Speaker 5: a pot of twenty dolphins out here, and then of
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  Speaker 5: course we heard that there would be a major weather
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  Speaker 5: event at one thirty pm.
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  Speaker 7: Hey, Kathy, when was the last time you went swimming
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  Speaker 7: in the ocean? Just saying heyo. And for people who
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  Speaker 7: don't think statements like that resonate with people, you would
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  Speaker 7: love to think that we're all in this Greco Roman
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  Speaker 7: intellectual political navel gazing circle gratifications society, but we're not.
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  Speaker 7: We're in a world where the person who wins is
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  Speaker 7: generally the person who people can relate to the most.
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  Speaker 7: Herein why it is why Kathy Hokel was as I
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  Speaker 7: called it, the couple of weeks ago in Peril of
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  Speaker 7: losing to none of the above, because even though forty
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  Speaker 7: seven percent of New Yorkers had no idea who Bruce
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  Speaker 7: Blakeman was, they just knew that he wasn't Kathy Hokel,
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  Speaker 7: so they'd vote for him. I have a feeling Andrew
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  Speaker 7: Cuomo could run against Kathy Hokel right now and probably
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  Speaker 7: give her her run for her money.
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  Speaker 3: Although at least people know who Andrew Cuomo is. Was
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  Speaker 3: he was he on Bill Maher this week or last week?
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  Speaker 3: It's like it was just like it was either him
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  Speaker 3: or or Bruce Jenner. I couldn't tell.
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  Speaker 7: But anyway, and so everyone's mad because now New Yorkers
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  Speaker 7: are seeing who Bruce Blakeman is and they're like, hey,
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  Speaker 7: you know what, I kind of like that guy. Is
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  Speaker 7: he the one running for governor? No crap, really, and
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  Speaker 7: you can't politicize that somebody could.
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  Speaker 13: Have died, Oh my gosh.
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  Speaker 7: But if Kathy Hochel had shown up in Atlantic Beach
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  Speaker 7: with her New York State Emergency Management jacket on and
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  Speaker 7: teams of officials, they're out to tell you how this
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  Speaker 7: is all intergalactic climate change causing this. Our state meteorologist
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  Speaker 7: is going to explain how a carbon based car, all
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  Speaker 7: the cars here on NASA County contest now. And you know,
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  Speaker 7: we can talk about this in the abstract saying we're
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  Speaker 7: just blessed that nobody was killed in it. I mean
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  Speaker 7: the flooding and again the roads in Queens along the
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  Speaker 7: lie where it goes past you know, Queens Village and
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  Speaker 7: some of that, and the flooding that happens.
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  Speaker 3: Can somebody, can Mom Donnie send somebody from his grocery
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  Speaker 3: stores to clear the drains along the highways in New York,
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  Speaker 3: especially the ones that are underneath over and this isn't
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  Speaker 3: like the first heavy rain event the city of New
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  Speaker 3: York has seen in the last oh what three weeks.
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  Speaker 1: And you know, a.
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  Speaker 7: Couple of people have told me the Mom Donnie campaign
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  Speaker 7: has way too many people involved in national politics and
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  Speaker 7: way too many people involved with image crafting, and not
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  Speaker 7: enough people in administrating the government that they elected you for.
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  Speaker 7: Who are at best skeptical. And this is why we still.
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  Speaker 7: You know, we're waiting for the grocery stores with the
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  Speaker 7: thirty percent discount. You know, crazy Zorhan's groceries are us.
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  Speaker 7: And while the people are stocking the shelves on there,
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  Speaker 7: nobody's clearing the drains on the highways, so they don't,
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  Speaker 7: you know, get six feet of water honoring them.
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  Speaker 1: First thing today on the Tunk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: the second most famous Thomas and Charlots.
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  Speaker 24: Withth so and nothing is an absolute.
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  Speaker 3: See.
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  Speaker 7: That's the thing about the Fourth Amendment that that I
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  Speaker 7: find to be brilliant and and I love me some
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  Speaker 7: Sam Adams. I got to do this radio show in
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  Speaker 7: the very building that Sam Adams and John Hancock and
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  Speaker 7: all those Massachusetts revolutionaries started it all in Conquered. If
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  Speaker 7: you're ever up that way, go to right Tammer Wright's tavern.
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  Speaker 7: It's still there. I got to do my radio show.
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  Speaker 7: I plugged in and do it broadcasting from a room
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  Speaker 7: where you know, these revolutionaries gathered and argued about cutting
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  Speaker 7: off Britain.
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  Speaker 3: But really I've.
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  Speaker 7: Come to be the most in awe of George Mason
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  Speaker 7: when it comes to the Founding Fathers, because he, and
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  Speaker 7: along with James Monroe, broker the peace between Patrick Henry
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  Speaker 7: and James Madison. Because Madison was right, you look at
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  Speaker 7: what the federal government does. Madison knew that Hamilton never
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  Speaker 7: got a Broadway show. James Madison understood that guys like
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  Speaker 7: Hamilton and their implied powers were going to just start
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  Speaker 7: taking on more and more authority because it's human nature.
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  Speaker 7: So he didn't want to write down John Locke's treaties
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  Speaker 7: of what were natural, God given rights, because once it's
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  Speaker 7: on a piece of government paper, pieces of government excrement
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  Speaker 7: are going to want.
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  Speaker 3: To amend and take away.
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  Speaker 7: Like the sixteenth Amendment takes away your Fifth Amendment right
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  Speaker 7: to due process and just compensation for the property they
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  Speaker 7: take away from your paycheck every week. So Madison was right,
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  Speaker 7: but so was Patrick Henry. So how do you find
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  Speaker 7: that treatise in the middle George Mason and James Monroe.
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  Speaker 7: There's a great book it's called Founding Rivals. It's about
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  Speaker 7: the relationship between James Monroe and James Madison, sort of
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  Speaker 7: both in that shadow of Thomas Jefferson. But George Mason,
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  Speaker 7: of the Cabal of Virginians, who said, hell no, it
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  Speaker 7: was centralized powerful government. The hell are you saying, wanted
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  Speaker 7: the whole Constitution to be rewritten in more of the
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  Speaker 7: style of Virginia's Constitution. Virginia's Constitution Article one is the
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  Speaker 7: Bill of Rights. Article one right up front says these
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  Speaker 7: are our citizens God given rights and our job is
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  Speaker 7: to protect them. But they were concerned, they couldn't get
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  Speaker 7: it passed through another convention, so they amended. They created
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  Speaker 7: the Bill of Rights, separate but not separate, but special
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  Speaker 7: because of its separateness.
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  Speaker 3: I will also remind you that when George Mason wrote
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  Speaker 3: the twelve things that were most important to protect Americans
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  Speaker 3: from an out of control central government, congressional districts being
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  Speaker 3: no larger than fifty thousand residents was number one, before
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  Speaker 3: free speech, before free speech. But this amazing document that
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  Speaker 3: was able to bring the two parties together, Patrick Henry
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  Speaker 3: saying all right, if you got that on there, I
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  Speaker 3: can go along with it. And that's what makes this
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  Speaker 3: flock camera issue beautiful because it's not. It's already addressed
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  Speaker 3: in the Fourth Amendment and the defund The police zealots,
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  Speaker 3: the George Floyd free Moomia people don't want you to
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  Speaker 3: realize that.
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  Speaker 7: They want you to sit and these are the progressives,
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  Speaker 7: these are the Marxists, These are the people who want
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  Speaker 7: you to sign off on getting rid of the Constitution
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  Speaker 7: because its.
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  Speaker 3: Written in seventeen eighty nine. They didn't understand.
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  Speaker 7: No, they did better than I think anyone ever before
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  Speaker 7: or since, understood that law can be both ambiguous and
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  Speaker 7: concrete at the same time, so the right of the
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  Speaker 7: people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and
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  Speaker 7: effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated,
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  Speaker 7: and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause supported
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  Speaker 7: by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to
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  Speaker 7: be searched and the person or things to be seized.
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  Speaker 7: It leaves open new technologies, new ways.
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  Speaker 3: They knew. And I think this is completely applicable, applicable to.
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  Speaker 7: The data the data centers collect and the data the
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  Speaker 7: videos that the flock cameras and the other ILKs.
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  Speaker 3: Let's bring cameras or anything.
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  Speaker 7: Collect get a warrant, get a warrant. You want to
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  Speaker 7: you want to look at flock camera footage, go get
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  Speaker 7: a warrant. Explain why you want to ping cell phone data?
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  Speaker 7: Get a warrant, Explain why to someone swear under oath.
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  Speaker 7: That way, if it turns out you were just trolling,
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  Speaker 7: we can throw your ass in jail. That's what the
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  Speaker 7: Fourth Amendment is for. But the left has convinced just
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  Speaker 7: enough conservatives to make it look like a bipartisan movement
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  Speaker 7: of all or nothingness. And I just I don't go
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  Speaker 7: along with all or nothingness. But I love this email.
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  Speaker 7: Love love love love love this, s Smith writes into
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  Speaker 7: is that like s frogs uh s Smith writes into
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  Speaker 7: JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. First
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  Speaker 7: they told me flock cameras were to catch criminals on
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  Speaker 7: the road, and I didn't say anything because I wasn't
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  Speaker 7: a criminal on the road. Then they told me flock
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  Speaker 7: cameras were only there to catch murderers on the run,
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  Speaker 7: and I said nothing because I was not a murderer
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  Speaker 7: on the run. I'm extrapolating on your email. S. Then
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  Speaker 7: they told me flock cameras were only going to be
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  Speaker 7: used to catch insurrectionists, and I was not an insurrectionist,
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  Speaker 7: so I said nothing. Then I found out that because
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  Speaker 7: I listened to the Talk media Network and First Thing
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  Speaker 7: Today by Joe Thomas, that I'm considered an insurrectionist and
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  Speaker 7: there was no one left to say anything for me. Well,
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  Speaker 7: all right, you can use a different you know. Then
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  Speaker 7: I found out I was an insurrectionist because I spoke
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  Speaker 7: out against the school board at my local school district. Okay,
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  Speaker 7: you want to make it a little promo for the
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  Speaker 7: show hook a brother up here, I'm trying to blow
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  Speaker 7: my own horn in my own way. But I love
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  Speaker 7: the use of Martiniemoehler's famous poem about Nazis and the
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  Speaker 7: way they took over Germany. But the Fourth All Amendment
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  Speaker 7: already speaks volumes. We just have to make people live
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  Speaker 7: up to it.
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