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Bill Clinton? Seriously? That Bill Clinton? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day, and you're listening to The West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, fifteenth day of October. I'm West thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. We're now just three weeks away from election day.
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Speaker 2: It's coming up fast. Let me ask you this what
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Speaker 2: happens when you get to a closer to election day
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Speaker 2: and one side kind of gets a little desperate, like
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Speaker 2: the numbers are sliding, starting to look bad, and then
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Speaker 2: they think, well, what have we got that the other
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Speaker 2: side doesn't have? Is we got the old president's club?
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Speaker 2: Because right now we got two candidates. We've got Trump, who,
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Speaker 2: let's be honest, he's not really going to get any
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Speaker 2: former presidents that are going to step up on his behalf.
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Speaker 2: He was pretty brutal to Jeb Bush. All right. The
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Speaker 2: Bush family's not going to they're not stepping up on
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Speaker 2: his behalf. So let's you know, that's just where things are.
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Speaker 2: And then you know, on the left, Harris says, let's
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Speaker 2: get Obama and Clinton. That's when you know you're desperate
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Speaker 2: when Bill Clinton starts baking the rounds. So let's talk
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Speaker 2: a little bit about this because former President Bill Clinton
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Speaker 2: was in Columbus. We do this show out of Columbus.
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Speaker 2: We refer to it on the show as the Chattahoochee Valley,
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Speaker 2: and that encompasses the listening area for the radio show
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Speaker 2: for many, many years. So many listeners are in this
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Speaker 2: area now. If you used to live here and you
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Speaker 2: live elsewhere and you still listen, God bless you for that.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for I've had a number of you reach
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Speaker 2: out and say, hey, this is how I still keep
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Speaker 2: tabs on what's going on in Columbus, which they still
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Speaker 2: consider or their home. We have this community is also
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Speaker 2: made up of people who they're from somewhere else. They
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Speaker 2: spent some time here because of the military, and then
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Speaker 2: because of what's now Fort Moore formerly Fort Benning, and
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Speaker 2: they've moved back to maybe where they're from or where
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Speaker 2: their family's from, their spouse, whatever, and you know, this
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Speaker 2: was home for some time and they got attached to
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Speaker 2: certain things, some of them the radio show. So if
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Speaker 2: you're doing that, thank you. Some of you have just
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Speaker 2: found the show just through political commentary or people that
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Speaker 2: you know, someone says, hey check this out. Thank you
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Speaker 2: for that. And if you're sharing it out because of that,
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Speaker 2: thank you. For that, and then we get the occasional
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Speaker 2: just spike in listenership in areas. We'll have like a
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Speaker 2: thousand people listening in just a random city somewhere and
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Speaker 2: we go, well, where did that come from? And I
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Speaker 2: don't know, but thank you. I appreciate that. So whatever's
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Speaker 2: going on there, we appreciate it. So anyway, let's talk
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Speaker 2: about Columbus. Let's talk about the fact that former President
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Speaker 2: Clinton was here, he was visiting. He's uh, he didn't
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Speaker 2: do great, he'd do a great job. He visited the
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Speaker 2: Democrat headquarters here. I guess to support Samford Bishop, to
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Speaker 2: support Kamala Harris, and uh, it's it's a weird advocate
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Speaker 2: to send out. There was a time when he was
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Speaker 2: a strong advocate. He was someone that they could send
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Speaker 2: out and people would be you know, he was he
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Speaker 2: was liked during his time as president. There were some
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Speaker 2: Republicans that I know, people who vote Republican that say, hey,
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Speaker 2: I didn't vote for him, but I appreciated the fact that,
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Speaker 2: you know, that was a time when you could be
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Speaker 2: a Democrat and believe in basic things like rule of law,
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Speaker 2: law and order, a strong southern border, trying to do
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Speaker 2: some sort of balanced budget. Keep in mind it was
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Speaker 2: Clinton and KNWT Gingrich who was Speaker of the House,
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Speaker 2: who worked together to get us to a place. And
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Speaker 2: I don't think that either of them really get enough
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Speaker 2: credit from the other side for how much work they
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Speaker 2: did as far as the economy goes during a time.
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Speaker 2: But Clinton certainly is more than that. He has a
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Speaker 2: lot of baggage that he carries with him and continues
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Speaker 2: to carry with him, accusations from a lot of women.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know that he's got Bill Cosby numbers.
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Speaker 2: I don't think he's got Deshaun Watson numbers. He certainly,
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Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know where Diddy's numbers are at
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Speaker 2: the moment, But that may be a whole I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Maybe it's not a different beast. I don't know. And
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Speaker 2: that's the reason that he hasn't shown up for many
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Speaker 2: of the events to support candidates over the years. Now,
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Speaker 2: he didn't really do a lot. I guess he supported
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Speaker 2: Barack Obama because that was him playing nice. Barack Obama
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Speaker 2: jumped Hillary in line. It was supposed to be her
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Speaker 2: chance to run for president, and he jumped her in line.
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Speaker 2: And but the promise that eventually, you know, she would
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Speaker 2: get her due. That's the way it worked for you,
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Speaker 2: That's the way it used to work. You know, you
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Speaker 2: worked your way through, you worked your way up, and
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Speaker 2: you got a chance. And then that drastically changed. And
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Speaker 2: a great example of why that changed was John McCain.
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Speaker 2: John McCain did his due diligence and waited his turn,
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Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden, John McCain, you know,
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Speaker 2: just gets blasted by you know, the candidate that had
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Speaker 2: more sizzle. Right, That's what That's what Obama was. He
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Speaker 2: was the candidate with the most sizzle. That's who he was.
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Speaker 2: He wasn't the one who did his time and his diligence.
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Speaker 2: Neither was Hillary. Her diligence was I was first lady.
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Speaker 2: I told everybody that we were the president, and then I,
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Speaker 2: you know, kind of carpet bagged my way into some service.
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Speaker 2: But anyway to short up the resume a little bit,
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Speaker 2: working under the Obama administration, but Bill Clinton did his
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Speaker 2: time there stumping for Obama because that was about eventually
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Speaker 2: working for her. But he didn't do a lot of
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Speaker 2: stumping for her. He did some, but when his wife
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Speaker 2: was the candidate, it was a bad look. This was
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Speaker 2: supposed to be you know, the me too era, the
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Speaker 2: B two presidency, right, and there was kind of a
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Speaker 2: constant reminder Bill Clinton had a lot of baggage, and
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Speaker 2: his wife supported him through all of that, which I
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Speaker 2: mean a wife should. But you know, she was aware
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Speaker 2: of the accusations. She was aware of what may or
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Speaker 2: may not have happened. So Bill Clinton kind of got
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Speaker 2: sidelined for being the guy to go out and do
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Speaker 2: some stumping. So why was he in Columbus stumping? It's
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Speaker 2: a great question. I don't know. I don't know what
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Speaker 2: the purpose was to bring him to town. What I
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Speaker 2: do know is that he's been out of the spotlight
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Speaker 2: long enough, maybe from being sidelined, that when he popped
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Speaker 2: into a McDonald's, the lady there here in Columbus didn't
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Speaker 2: know who he was. She thought it was Joe Biden.
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Speaker 2: So I mean, God bless her. I mean, she's obviously,
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Speaker 2: you know, not gonna play a game of political guess
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Speaker 2: who I guess I don't know, I mean, but she
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Speaker 2: she was aware. I mean, that could happen to anybody.
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Speaker 2: We've all seen famous people before not quite known who
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Speaker 2: they were. You see him and you're like, I think
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Speaker 2: I know who that is, not one hundred percent certain
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Speaker 2: I had run in with Michael Vick. Once my mom
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Speaker 2: saw him, she she's like, that's somebody who is that,
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Speaker 2: That's Michael Vick. But I mean, it happens, So I'm
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Speaker 2: not faulting her for it. I'm just using it as
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Speaker 2: a little bit of a litnus on how irrelevant this
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Speaker 2: may be to have Bill Clinton out on your behalf,
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Speaker 2: this coming just days after and when she realized who
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Speaker 2: he was, she got excited and took photos with him
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Speaker 2: and all that sort of stuff, which, you know, that's fine,
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Speaker 2: that's what you should do. He's a former president of
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Speaker 2: the United States. Just you know, watch the hands, that's all.
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Speaker 2: Just watch the hands. Just keep an eye. He needs
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Speaker 2: to watch the hands. Everybody needs to watch the hands.
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Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying. Barack Obama went and talked to
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Speaker 2: black men and blasted him for not being support not
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Speaker 2: being willing to vote for Harris. How dare you come on, now,
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Speaker 2: you gotta vote for her. You're black, she's black. You
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Speaker 2: gotta vote for her. How dare you even consider not
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Speaker 2: voting for her? So what does all of this say
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Speaker 2: really about where things are. There's a bit of a
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Speaker 2: struggle going on with the Harris camp to try to
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Speaker 2: hold on to what they had going for a little while.
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Speaker 2: I told you last week that she was basically doing
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Speaker 2: the things that she was scheduled to do. Her appearance
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Speaker 2: on The View, her really just out of touch, insensitive
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Speaker 2: appearance on Stephen Colbert drinking beer while Florida was getting
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Speaker 2: ready to get hammered. It's just because that's what she
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Speaker 2: was scheduled to do. She was doing what was asked
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Speaker 2: of her. This is what's the plan, and she was
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Speaker 2: just following through with the plan. I haven't seen any
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Speaker 2: sort of mea culpa, no apologies for you know, maybe
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Speaker 2: that was a little tone dev If it happened, I
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Speaker 2: didn't see it. She's actually gotten to a point now
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Speaker 2: where after all of the criticism about not doing interviews
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Speaker 2: and appearance is here with three weeks to go. It'll
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Speaker 2: be less than three weeks to go tomorrow when she
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Speaker 2: shows up on Fox News. I guess Brett Baer will
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Speaker 2: be interviewing her. I hope he holds her to her
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Speaker 2: feet to the fire with actual legitimate questions. Don't let
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Speaker 2: her answer questions without answering them, Hey, what are you
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Speaker 2: gonna do for inflation? Well, I was a girl in
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Speaker 2: middle aged, middle class family and when I was a
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Speaker 2: young girl and people need food. That's not an answer.
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Speaker 2: What are you gonna do for? How are you gonna
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Speaker 2: fix it? Let's talk about it. She's had a little
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Speaker 2: time now to start coming up with answers, because yes,
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Speaker 2: she was not answering questions, and she's been at least
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Speaker 2: making some sort of an attempt now to kind they're
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Speaker 2: not real answers, but she's she still does the double speak.
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Speaker 2: She does fumble around with it a little bit. And
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Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton told us that it was, you know, a
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Speaker 2: sexist ray sister, whatever it was that we you know,
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Speaker 2: weren't giving her her honeymoon time. You need to give
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Speaker 2: her that. People are still getting to know her. She's
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Speaker 2: been vice president for three and a half years, but
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Speaker 2: people will need some time to get to know her
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Speaker 2: and know who she is because they didn't get a
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Speaker 2: chance to know her when she ran for president back
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Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen and not one single person voted for her,
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Speaker 2: and she dropped out and still nobody has voted. I
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Speaker 2: don't know when does the early voting started in places
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Speaker 2: maybe people have now voted for nobody voted her to
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Speaker 2: be the candidate and screaming about, you know, threat to
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Speaker 2: democracy and not even giving them a chance to decide
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Speaker 2: who they wanted to be their candidate. They just kind
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Speaker 2: of picked her and said this is it, this is
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Speaker 2: the candidate, this is who it's going to be. And
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Speaker 2: we can just see that there's a rift between her
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Speaker 2: and the president. She and Joe Biden don't seem to
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Speaker 2: be getting along these days. He's walking around in Trump
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Speaker 2: hats or putting on Trump hats in places and doing
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Speaker 2: all sorts of things that don't show a lot of
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Speaker 2: confidence in her and her ability to do the job.
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Speaker 2: So they get people like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama
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Speaker 2: and then the vice president pick for Kamala Harris Tim Walls,
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Speaker 2: who one of the reasons that she picked him is
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Speaker 2: he's an outdoorsy guy. He's a man's man. I can't
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Speaker 2: even say that without laughing, but that's what they tried
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Speaker 2: to bill him as. He's a man's man. He is,
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Speaker 2: and he's really a lot more, you know, maybe a
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Speaker 2: male sec cheerleader. And that's I'm not knocking that, it's
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Speaker 2: just he's closer to that than man's man. And it's
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Speaker 2: not that male cheerleaders aren't men's men, man's men. It's just,
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Speaker 2: you know, he's a little just more, you know, just
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Speaker 2: being a cheerleader. I'm not knocking anything about cheerleading. I've
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Speaker 2: got I've got a friend who's a male cheerleader actually,
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Speaker 2: and believe me, he's more masculine than I will ever be.
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Speaker 2: My point is that Tim Wall's role in this campaign
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Speaker 2: isn't really to be a man's man. His role is
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Speaker 2: to be a cheerleader. However, they're still trying to sell
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Speaker 2: him as a man's man. They want us to know
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Speaker 2: that he owns guns and that he hunts, and that
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Speaker 2: he likes to go out and shoot things. And they
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Speaker 2: even got some video of him over the last couple
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Speaker 2: of days where he got a shotgun and showed off
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Speaker 2: his shotgun and didn't seem to know how to work it,
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Speaker 2: didn't know how to load it, didn't know how to
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Speaker 2: take the safety off. He wanted to shoot it some things,
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Speaker 2: but never fired a shot, just walked around and fumbled
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Speaker 2: with the gun. Looked like somebody who'd been handed a
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Speaker 2: gun for the first time. Maybe on a set of
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Speaker 2: a movie or a TV show, and he's had to
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Speaker 2: be told that's not how you do it. You're not
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Speaker 2: holding it right. You're not even holding it with the
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Speaker 2: correct hand. Are you right or lefty? You're holding it
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Speaker 2: with the wrong hand, Covenor. You're definitely not experience does
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Speaker 2: a hunter. You haven't shot at anything. You're telling everybody
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Speaker 2: that that's your gun. You don't even know how to
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Speaker 2: hold it. You don't know how to load it, you
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Speaker 2: don't know how to take the safety off, you don't
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Speaker 2: know how to do any of that. That's that's where
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Speaker 2: you're at at the moment. So that's what they were
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Speaker 2: counting on him to be. He was going to bring
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Speaker 2: in the men. That was their idea. That was the strategy.
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Speaker 2: He'll bring in the men if we give him a
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Speaker 2: chance to bring in these men, and then, you know,
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Speaker 2: show them how masculine he is. They need to just
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Speaker 2: let him be a cheerleader. There's nothing wrong with cheerleaders.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing wrong with male cheerleaders. I'm not saying there is. Again,
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Speaker 2: got a friend who's a male cheerleader for a Columbus state.
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Speaker 2: That's what he does. And believe me, guy could he
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Speaker 2: could bench press me, right, I could if I would,
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Speaker 2: just he's he could just do curls with me. That's
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Speaker 2: he's that masculine. I'm just pointing out the fact that
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Speaker 2: I think this guy that I know could probably work
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Speaker 2: a gun. I would think. So he doesn't. He hasn't
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Speaker 2: been in the military and he knows how to work
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Speaker 2: a gun. That's the other thing that should scare us
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Speaker 2: a little bit, isn't it about Tim Wallas Is he
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Speaker 2: was in the military. He doesn't know how to work
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Speaker 2: a gun, doesn't know how to hold it, doesn't know
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Speaker 2: what he's doing with it. That should concern us. Maybe
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Speaker 2: that's why he didn't see any combat. Maybe that's why
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Speaker 2: he said that he did, but he did not. They
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Speaker 2: just kind of said, you know what, you get over there,
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Speaker 2: able to say sorry, I'm just not hungry. Is your
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Speaker 2: dog afraid of Halloween decorations? As most dog owners know,
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Speaker 2: walking your dog during Halloween season can be tough. All
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Speaker 2: those decorations can trigger a flight or fight reaction in dogs.
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Speaker 2: According to veterinarian Gary Richter, the whole thing about Halloween
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Speaker 2: is it's like a theater version of a threat, right,
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Speaker 2: Richter says, But the dog doesn't know that it's theater.
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Speaker 2: So basically, you know that someone maybe has a giant
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Speaker 2: skeleton in their yard, one of those big giant things
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Speaker 2: what are those things called. You know it's fake, but
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Speaker 2: the dog does not, and they see it as a threat.
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Speaker 2: Same goes with trigger treaters when they come around on
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Speaker 2: Halloween night and your dog doesn't know that costumes aren't
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Speaker 2: the real deal, and they say, that's why vets say
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Speaker 2: that you're all get super anxious. Makes sense any of
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Speaker 2: all the doorbell ringing and all that stuff. No, I know,
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Speaker 2: dog likes people coming into their space, you know, and
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Speaker 2: by a dog, I mean me. No, dogs don't like
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Speaker 2: people coming into their space. I mean I don't like
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Speaker 2: people in my space either, But all right, now here's
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Speaker 2: a story that it's interesting and it may be helpful
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Speaker 2: to you. You may just find it gross and disgusting.
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Speaker 2: But some experts are basically saying, here's the tin. It's
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Speaker 2: gonna sound like I'm just trying to be lazy, and
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Speaker 2: that's not what I'm doing here. This is not one
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Speaker 2: of those things where I'm saying be lazy. So this
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Speaker 2: is what this is. These are experts, these are medical doctors,
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Speaker 2: people who have degrees. All right, they have degrees, so
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Speaker 2: you know, they just let just use it for what
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Speaker 2: you want to use it for. But they have degrees.
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Speaker 2: So it's a long held idea that when you get
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Speaker 2: up in the morning, you should make your bed. You
23:04
Speaker 2: get up, you make your bed. Well, experts, including medical
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Speaker 2: doctors that have degrees, say not so fast. You shouldn't
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Speaker 2: make it as soon as you wake up in the morning,
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Speaker 2: and they say that if you want to make it
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Speaker 2: still in the morning, you should do it. Give it
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Speaker 2: about thirty minutes before you make the bed, because apparently,
23:28
Speaker 2: while we're sleeping, we have a tendency to sweat a lot,
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Speaker 2: and if we make the bed right after we wake up,
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Speaker 2: that traps moisture and it creates a cozy spot for
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Speaker 2: dust mites to survive and reproduce. Doctors say that letting
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Speaker 2: your bed breathe for at least a half an hour,
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Speaker 2: maybe even an hour, lets the moisture dry up and
23:53
Speaker 2: will help reduce numbers of the dust mites. This has
23:57
Speaker 2: gone viral on a social media I guess ay TikTok account.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Surmed maze Her is talking about this on his account.
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Speaker 2: It makes sense. And again, this isn't just me trying
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Speaker 2: to be lazy. I'm just pointing out the fact that
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Speaker 2: you know this doctor doctor Maser says that you should wait.
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Speaker 2: And now I don't even know that that means you
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Speaker 2: should make the bed at all, or you know, maybe
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Speaker 2: just you know, leave it all on. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the You're just gonna mess it
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Speaker 2: up again. Okay, that part's kind of lazy, but that's
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Speaker 2: not the point. The point is, if you don't want
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Speaker 2: extra dust mites in your bed, maybe you shouldn't make
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Speaker 2: the bed first thing in the morning, especially if it's
24:45
Speaker 2: a hot night and you're extra sweaty. Maybe that would
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Speaker 2: apply as well. That'll do it for this Tuesday edition
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