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FTTxJT at Freedomfest Day 1 Hour 3 · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network, all natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 2: George said, steal me step.
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  Speaker 3: You have a day at least for work, when the
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  Speaker 3: sun comes up, drops a kid to school.
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  Speaker 4: Joey is eying Adam.
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  Speaker 5: Do all the treasure needs no one that Joe's allis smiled.
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  Speaker 4: He only as.
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  Speaker 6: Joe, bless you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 6: you and coming back. It's always the fear, you know,
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  Speaker 6: once somebody pushes their knob, it's not getting unpushed, and
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  Speaker 6: that you don't come back. We did a research project
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  Speaker 6: once on our flagship station that I can't mention anymore
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  Speaker 6: for the same reason Dave Letterman couldn't mention NBC anymore.
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  Speaker 6: But we did some research on it once, and the
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  Speaker 6: consultant that was doing the research was flummoxed because amongst
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  Speaker 6: the listeners of the radio station, there was more interest
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  Speaker 6: in tuning back in at five am Eastern daylight time
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  Speaker 6: to hear what Joe Thomas had to say than there
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  Speaker 6: was even to tune in at twelve noon to hear
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  Speaker 6: what Rush Limbaugh had to say. And he had never
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  Speaker 6: seen a radio station who had more people tuning in
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  Speaker 6: to hear some guy named Joe than Rush himself. I'm like, listen,
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  Speaker 6: I'm not going to put myself there, but just saying,
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  Speaker 6: statistics are you know statistics there at four three, four
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  Speaker 6: eight eight two four to two one seven as we
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  Speaker 6: tell you what went on during the day and again
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  Speaker 6: failed you yesterday by not being in the seat and
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  Speaker 6: a couple of folks was this particular note I think
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  Speaker 6: is telling since we're here in Las Vegas for Freedom Fest,
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  Speaker 6: brought to you by the Heritage Foundation and Big Ridge Guns.
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  Speaker 6: Tom Danny writes into JT in the Morning Radio at
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  Speaker 6: gmail dot com. He said, Joe, you completely misunderstand why
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  Speaker 6: you had trouble getting to Freedom Fest. It wasn't the
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  Speaker 6: fault of Charlotte Douglass Airport. It was the fact that
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  Speaker 6: you're flying into Harry Reid Memorial Airport, who apparently the
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  Speaker 6: flight existed. They just didn't tell you about it because quote,
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  Speaker 6: he didn't get to Las Vegas, did he. That's right.
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  Speaker 6: Every announcement at Harry Reid Memorial Airport has to now
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  Speaker 6: be fact checked because you know, he didn't get elected.
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  Speaker 6: You know, Mitt Romney didn't get elected. Joe Thomas didn't
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  Speaker 6: get to You know, Charlotte flight existed, but he didn't
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  Speaker 6: get to Las Vegas, did he. Thank you, Danny, I
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  Speaker 6: appreciate the thought of yes, flying to Harry Reid Airport.
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  Speaker 6: You have to take everything with a grain of salt.
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  Speaker 6: Four three, four eight eight, two four two one seven
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  Speaker 6: lots to get into. So let's chronicle the events of
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  Speaker 6: the day and then we'll get to you as well.
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  Speaker 6: President Trump at the NATO summit getting queried about bombs
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  Speaker 6: and missiles striking in Iran, saying that based on Iran's
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  Speaker 6: strikes of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the ceasefire
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  Speaker 6: is done effectively immediately and that they struck some spots
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  Speaker 6: in contact Shabbar and Cyric inside Iran, and that confirmed
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  Speaker 6: by Iranian state run media. Iranian state run media also
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  Speaker 6: reported that a security source now is with the elected
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  Speaker 6: government or the IRGC. We don't know, but the statement
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  Speaker 6: through Press TV and Tehran following any strike against Iran,
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  Speaker 6: two immediate actions will take place. The Spanish inquisition that no, first,
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  Speaker 6: the Strait of Horror moves will be completely close to
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  Speaker 6: all maritime traffic, and second, Iran will strike any enemy
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  Speaker 6: targets at a ratio of at least two to one.
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  Speaker 6: Two to one is an interesting number because right now
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  Speaker 6: that seems to be the number of people who claim
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  Speaker 6: to be the voice of the Iranian people. The S
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  Speaker 6: and P five hundred dropped five hundred and seventy seven
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  Speaker 6: points yesterday after the announcement that the ceasefire seems to
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  Speaker 6: be less cease and more fire. President Trump said he
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  Speaker 6: will ask the Supreme Court to rehear the birthright citizenship ruling.
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  Speaker 7: JD.
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  Speaker 6: Vance was in Milwaukee getting his populism on, saying, here's
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  Speaker 6: a simple principle, ladies and gentlemen, American jobs ought to
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  Speaker 6: go to American workers and not foreign fraudsters. Talking about
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  Speaker 6: what he would do with the H one B visa program,
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  Speaker 6: President Trump, also in a meeting with President Ertigan of Turkey,
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  Speaker 6: said that he is leaning to wards asking for Turkey
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  Speaker 6: to be returned to the US led F thirty five
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  Speaker 6: fighter jet program over complaints and opposition from Israel. President
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  Speaker 6: Trump said, I haven't totally made up my mind, but
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  Speaker 6: the inclination is to say, look, he's done everything. He's
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  Speaker 6: helped us in so many different ways, and you know
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  Speaker 6: who else has been good to us? China. Graham Platner
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  Speaker 6: finally did the obvious and withdrew from the US Senate
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  Speaker 7: Cramp?
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  Speaker 7: Probably?
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  Speaker 7: Ready to go?
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  Speaker 10: Hey?
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  Speaker 2: I'm pretty sober.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 1: Local and corporate controlled is still corporate controlled. This is
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  Speaker 1: independence from Virginia again. First thing Today by Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 1: on the Talk Media Network.
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  Speaker 4: That's it.
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  Speaker 6: The quiet part is set out loud here on the
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  Speaker 6: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas, and here at Freedom Fest.
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  Speaker 6: One of the things that got you know, kind of
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  Speaker 6: icy response was ethical capitalism and the discussion the idea
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  Speaker 6: that you know, your morals should dictate your capitalism. Oh
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  Speaker 6: and it's it's always more those friction points here at
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  Speaker 6: Freedom Fest is you know, capitalism is the greatest source
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  Speaker 6: of human liberty ever, your ability to follow your dreams,
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  Speaker 6: your ambitions, your goals, and that kind of thing to
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  Speaker 6: their own end, and to pay your bills and do
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  Speaker 6: your living on it. But they always were always out
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  Speaker 6: there saying, well, you know, I should just be able
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  Speaker 6: to do whatever I want. And that's, like I said earlier,
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  Speaker 6: my favorite punchline invented yesterday on the floor of Freedom Fest.
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  Speaker 6: The trouble with anarchists is sometimes they need to form
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  Speaker 6: a coalition and then it's just, you know, they vanish
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  Speaker 6: into a puff of logic there. You can't get a
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  Speaker 6: coalition of anarchists, you just can't. They try, They try,
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  Speaker 6: usually turned into a fascist. And doctor Clark was doing
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  Speaker 6: some pattern recognition, you know, and and it was kind
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  Speaker 6: of over the July fourth is very concerned is the
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  Speaker 6: the groups that were marching, and we saw them in
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  Speaker 6: Norfolk as well, trying to get their attention on the
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  Speaker 6: mask wearing khaki. You know, they look like, you know,
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  Speaker 6: almost almost cult like Clark.
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  Speaker 11: Right now, what do they name the group, Joe? What
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  Speaker 11: do they call them? Patriot Front? So we've got Patriot
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  Speaker 11: in there, and what are they all carrying? Some form
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  Speaker 11: of red, white and blue flags? Some of our American flags,
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  Speaker 11: I'm Betsy Ross. Some of them I don't recognize, but
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  Speaker 11: when you look at the hole, it looks like they're
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  Speaker 11: all carrying an American flag. So we've got Patriot and
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  Speaker 11: the American flag tied into white supremacy, racism. And the
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  Speaker 11: objective of this whole thing is to get people where
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  Speaker 11: every house you see to swing an American flag that's
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  Speaker 11: clearly a white supremacist racist. Yep, every vehicle you see
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  Speaker 11: with any kind of patriotic bumper sticker, clearly this is
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  Speaker 11: being driven by a white spremacist racist. And it's perfectly
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  Speaker 11: all right to assault, vilify, whatever we choose to do
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  Speaker 11: to white spreams is racist. And what they're looking to
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  Speaker 11: do is like I say, tie that together and also
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  Speaker 11: suppress anybody's willingness to display an American flag or events
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  Speaker 11: any patriotism.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, but it's even bigger than that, Clark. It's actually
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  Speaker 6: deeper than that. So you remember after the riots in Charlottesville,
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  Speaker 6: they were trying to make the case that America was
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  Speaker 6: a racist nation because the founding fathers had slaves, and
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  Speaker 6: it was the whole canceled Jefferson they were going to
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  Speaker 6: take down right after they were done with all the
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  Speaker 6: Confederate monuments to Robert E. Lee at Center Stonewall Jackson.
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  Speaker 6: Once they got rid of all of those statues across
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  Speaker 6: the country, they were going to start going after Jefferson
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  Speaker 6: and Madison and certainly one and this is the punchline,
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  Speaker 6: is once you get rid of Jefferson in Madison, well
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  Speaker 6: you know, if you can't talk about Jefferson, then you
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  Speaker 6: can't talk about the Declaration poof that vanishes, poof the Constitution, poof,
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  Speaker 6: the Bill of Rights, all vanished, and then they get
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  Speaker 6: to institute the kind of fascist, redistributive government that they
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  Speaker 6: actually do want there.
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  Speaker 4: I hate Illinois Nazis.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, I hate any kind of nationalist, socialist funny line.
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  Speaker 6: Yesterday here at Freedom Fest, Rob Schneider talking about how
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  Speaker 6: Hollywood has gone nationalist socialists, and he says, it's just
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  Speaker 6: like the thirties, the Nazis have taken over Hollywood. He
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  Speaker 6: actually got some pushback because he's he And this is
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  Speaker 6: one of the reasons, not because I'm into celebrity drive
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  Speaker 6: buys or anything, but I want to have Rob Schneider
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  Speaker 6: on the show because he's the first person I've heard
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  Speaker 6: say this besides me that perhaps, just perhaps Joe McCarthy
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  Speaker 6: was right, and I heard him say that yesterday and
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  Speaker 6: I looked it was like hitting my wife's knees. I'm
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  Speaker 6: not the only one who sees this, So I don't
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  Speaker 6: know what gravitas I get by connecting myself to Rob
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  Speaker 6: Schneider or not. In your eyes, you tell me. At
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  Speaker 6: four three, four eight eight two four two one seven,
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  Speaker 6: Andy is on the line with us. Good morning, Andy,
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  Speaker 6: how thing's in Sarasota this morning?
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  Speaker 19: Oh?
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  Speaker 24: I just woke up the string at four seven or
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  Speaker 24: whatever I set my long for and happy.
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  Speaker 6: To hear the real voice.
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  Speaker 7: Not dejev pointed.
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  Speaker 24: We're second at Charlie at the airport, But you know
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  Speaker 24: that's one of the centers for the weaponization of weather. Uh,
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  Speaker 24: you know, the chem trails.
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  Speaker 7: That's a big subject. That's a big subject for you.
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  Speaker 24: We're spraying ourselves, you know, with his stuff. We're actually
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  Speaker 24: paying for it, which is kind of crazy, but.
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  Speaker 7: Kind of it's puzzling a lot of Alzheimer.
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  Speaker 24: You know that burying and a limitum are not good
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  Speaker 24: for the human body or the soul.
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  Speaker 6: Well, there's an event today, it's Rand Paul is hosting
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  Speaker 6: an event on doctor Fauci. But you know, this weapon
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  Speaker 6: is not just the spraying chemicals in the air. It's
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  Speaker 6: the weaponization of medicine and this idea that we're living
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  Speaker 6: too long and we need to do something about this.
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  Speaker 6: Andy and we watched it during COVID. How do you
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  Speaker 6: cull a herd of people? This is what's been corrupting
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  Speaker 6: and collapsing socialized medicine around the world is when people
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  Speaker 6: live too long, it bankrupts the government social security. One
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  Speaker 6: part that they don't talk about in what's bankrupting social
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  Speaker 6: Security is the fact that we're living longer than we
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  Speaker 6: were in nineteen thirty three. So the whole pyramid that
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  Speaker 6: they concocted around social security doesn't pencil out anymore because
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  Speaker 6: we're living thirty years longer, and so what do you
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  Speaker 6: do about that? Well, you start coming up with chronic
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  Speaker 6: diseases and things like that, and then you know you
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  Speaker 6: I'm not slagging the people who actually do good hospice work,
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  Speaker 6: but there's a lot in Obama care, in the advisability
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  Speaker 6: of care panels that rather than cure a disease, they'll
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  Speaker 6: just you know, make you comfortable. They'll give you some
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  Speaker 6: palliative pain meds and then you leave you to you know,
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  Speaker 22: The former Dallas Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban is suing
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  Speaker 7: And you know this story's kind of been bubbling for
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  Speaker 22: Big twelve media days yesterday are gathered in Frisco, Texas.
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  Speaker 7: It's basically you know the media days, that's what happens.
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  Speaker 7: So we got into that.
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  Speaker 7: Now I'm going to take you through half of this.
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  Speaker 7: So he asked this real long question.
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  Speaker 22: Your Mack, your Mark got away from the podium and said,
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  Speaker 7: Ask your question again, ask.
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  Speaker 9: That question again, and I'm going to give you the
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  Speaker 7: So go ahead.
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  Speaker 16: Texas Tech got fined for two ttos and tortillas were
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  Speaker 7: No, I didn't say greater than twelve.
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  Speaker 2: You misquoged me. I said we're going forward is sixteen strong.
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  Speaker 7: And that's my answer to your question.
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  Speaker 22: Okay, what was that the greater than a couple of
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  Speaker 22: years ago the Big twelve had when they expanded. Okay,
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  Speaker 22: They got fined last year twenty five thousand dollars during
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  Speaker 7: And uh, looking forward to see Coco go next.
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  Speaker 6: So what they've done in perverting that is they've taken
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  Speaker 6: anything unless you infringe on somebody else's right. And by
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  Speaker 6: we're just trying to help out the elderly with this program.
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  Speaker 6: And we're helping out the indigen and the poor with
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  Speaker 6: this program. And we're helping out the non citizens with
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  Speaker 6: this brain and little by little you're creating entitlements. Entitlement
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  Speaker 6: is the import in this because once you are entitled
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  Speaker 6: to something, if I don't give you enough tax revenue,
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  Speaker 6: by infringing someone else's rights. This is why John Locke
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  Speaker 6: that that important forgotten part of John Locke's Enlightenment philosophy
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  Speaker 6: that you cannot have a right to something that requires
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  Speaker 6: somebody else to perform a service or make something for you.
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  Speaker 6: If it requires somebody else to do something, it cannot
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  Speaker 6: be a right. You cannot have a right to the
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  Speaker 6: work product of someone else. You just can't. You have
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  Speaker 6: the freedom to choose, as you see fit who performs
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  Speaker 6: a service for you, like a doctor or something. But
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  Speaker 6: as soon as you create that entitlement, now you're inferring
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  Speaker 6: that I have a right to healthcare, therefore I have
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  Speaker 6: a right to your tax money going into that and
• 48:00
  Speaker 6: and it grows just like a cancer. So this, this
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  Speaker 6: series of bureaucrats, and just because President Trump is a
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  Speaker 6: president you like, is not saying that government health care
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  Speaker 6: is the right way to go. And it's not a
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  Speaker 6: conspiracy theory, it's a pattern recognition. Who were the people
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  Speaker 6: who suffered under Star's cove two?
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  Speaker 7: You know, actually.
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  Speaker 6: Backtrack a little further. Why why was the mr N
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  Speaker 6: a template necessary? Go read doctor Robert Malone's book, cy War,
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  Speaker 6: So they.
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  Speaker 33: Used his He's just a guy, a Madison doctor is
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  Speaker 33: Virginia doctor. He pioneered the use of m RNA to
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  Speaker 33: to help target cancer treatments. It was wonderful, and then
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  Speaker 33: somebody comes along and says, hey, this is this is
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  Speaker 33: a handy thing to create a bank template. So it
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  Speaker 33: takes a long time to develop a vaccine to something.
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  Speaker 33: So you know, it's trials, double blind supposedly, Supposedly, if
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  Speaker 33: you're doing it right, it could take ten years or
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  Speaker 33: more to successfully invent a vaccination for something. However, with
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  Speaker 33: the mRNA technology that doctor Robert Malone pioneered, they could
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  Speaker 33: plug and play a virus into this template for lack
• 49:30
  Speaker 33: of a better analogy, and poof instant vaccination to something
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  Speaker 33: that came out of a lab somewhere. Because we are
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  Speaker 33: facing a world where the Chai cooms are making bioweapons
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  Speaker 33: in labs like the Wuhan and maybe we are too.
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  Speaker 33: If China is making bioweapons, we are. The Geneva Convention
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  Speaker 33: says using lethal biological pathogens is.
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  Speaker 6: A war crime. However, using non lethal biopathogens is not
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  Speaker 6: verboten under the Geneva Convention. So you just make your
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  Speaker 6: opposing army grievously ill and you win.
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  Speaker 7: That's the.
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  Speaker 6: That's what's going on here. Read like I said, read
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  Speaker 6: cy War doctor Malone's book about this. So we're facing
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  Speaker 6: a bioweapon that's created and it targets the weak and
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  Speaker 6: the elderly. In this particular case, maybe it's not a
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  Speaker 6: bioweapon per se, maybe it's something they came up with
• 50:39
  Speaker 6: to deal with their aging population, but it targets weakness,
• 50:49
  Speaker 6: it targets the ill in the infirm And scientism, I
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  Speaker 6: asked at this start of the segment, what is scientism.
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  Speaker 6: Scientism is the scientific process of starting with the answer
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  Speaker 6: and then finding a question that matches it, rather than
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  Speaker 6: the other way around, which is the way science works.
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  Speaker 6: Science says, hey, we've got a question here, we need
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  Speaker 6: to find an answer to it. Scientism is, hey, I've
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  Speaker 6: got an answer here. Can you find me a question
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  Speaker 6: that goes along with it? That's the danger in where
• 51:26
  Speaker 6: we are. So, you know, questioning government healthcare is the
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  Speaker 6: same thing asment questioning government welfare or government highways or
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  Speaker 6: government schools. What is the answer that they're trying to
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  Speaker 6: come up with the question to match? And a lot
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  Speaker 6: of it going on here. Remember what the and I
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  Speaker 6: said this at the onset of the COVID lockdowns for
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  Speaker 6: any of you that were listening to me back then,
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  Speaker 6: right as the governors of all the several states started
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• 52:27
  Speaker 6: afraid of? What are what are we hiding from? And
• 52:32
  Speaker 6: why are why are we not coming up with a
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  Speaker 6: better answer than just hide away from it. What's going
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  Speaker 6: on here? What is the point of making us all
• 52:42
  Speaker 6: stay in the basement when that doesn't seem to be
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  Speaker 6: having any impact? And then why are we punishing people
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