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2024 Was an Interesting One · 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, thirty, first day of December. I'm West Thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. Final day of twenty twenty four. What
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Speaker 2: a year it's been. It's been a wild one. We
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Speaker 2: have had some wild years in recent memory. This one
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Speaker 2: was especially wild. I think not everything kind of went
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Speaker 2: according to script, at least not for the president the
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Speaker 2: vice president. Folks on the left who kind of thought
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Speaker 2: they had the election in the bag, thought they knew
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Speaker 2: where things were going. I thought they were going to
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Speaker 2: get Trump removed from the race. Thought maybe they were
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Speaker 2: going to get I don't know, Gavin Newsom or whoever
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Speaker 2: as the nominee. On the left, they thought that their verbiage,
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Speaker 2: thought that their agenda was going to be easy to
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Speaker 2: push out there on the public, and the public fought
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Speaker 2: back a little bit, which was kind of refreshing. Gives
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Speaker 2: a little bit of that reinforced feeling of maybe things
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Speaker 2: aren't quite as bad as they seem now. I know
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Speaker 2: folks on the left probably think they're worse than ever.
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Speaker 2: I don't know about worse than ever, but they probably
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Speaker 2: think they're still really bad. They go back to twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 2: the night that's probably when it was the worst ever,
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Speaker 2: was they were poised to have a female president. They
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Speaker 2: were poised to actually have that big accomplishment. They were
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Speaker 2: poised for that again this go round where I guess,
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Speaker 2: you know, eight years later, there are these moments where
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Speaker 2: sometimes everyone on the left knows what a woman is
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Speaker 2: by definition, and sometimes they don't. And in this case,
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Speaker 2: they knew exactly what it was to be a woman
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Speaker 2: and a woman of color and all the things that
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Speaker 2: they thought were just gonna make it really easy to
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Speaker 2: make things happen. I think one of the things this
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Speaker 2: is just an observation coming from a Caucasian male, Okay,
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Speaker 2: And I'm just lobbing this out there. I'm not trying
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Speaker 2: to say anything overly profound. It's just I think that
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Speaker 2: you have these moments where you think someone at least
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Speaker 2: thought it's going to be monumental to nominate and ultimately
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Speaker 2: elect the first black president of the United States, and
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Speaker 2: then that happened, and it was an amazing moment in
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Speaker 2: American history. For a number of different reasons. I don't
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Speaker 2: always watch the inaugurations to be honest with you. Sometimes
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Speaker 2: I do, sometimes I don't. I think it's a special
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Speaker 2: moment in history. I understand why some people watch them all.
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Speaker 2: I understand why some people have no interest in sort
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Speaker 2: of the pomp and circumstance of it all. I get that.
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Speaker 2: But there are ones where it's a significant moment in history.
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Speaker 2: And Barack Obama's was certainly a significant moment in history,
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Speaker 2: and I watched. I didn't vote for him, you know,
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Speaker 2: he wasn't my candidate for president, honestly. You know, John
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Speaker 2: McCain wasn't my candidate for president either, But I was
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Speaker 2: voting for a more conservative candidate, at least I thought
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Speaker 2: I was. I don't really know anymore, don't I don't
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Speaker 2: know who the more conservative was at the time. I
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Speaker 2: think it was still John McCain, but he wasn't my
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Speaker 2: pick for the nomination. That's back in the days when
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Speaker 2: you know, they just gave it to the old guy
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Speaker 2: who'd kind of earned a shot at it, kind of
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Speaker 2: like what we did in twenty twenty. Hey, just give
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Speaker 2: it to Biden, give him a shot. Maybe he could
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Speaker 2: win if we just you know, used his age to say,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna hide him from everybody. And keep him out
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Speaker 2: of the public, and he won't sniff any little kid's
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Speaker 2: hair and tell stories about you know, corn pop and
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Speaker 2: all that stuff. We'll just we'll just keep him low,
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Speaker 2: we'll hide him away, use the pandemic as an excuse
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Speaker 2: for that, and we'll just bear him away and do that.
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Speaker 2: But I watched the inauguration. It was a It was
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Speaker 2: a major event in US history. And I think that
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Speaker 2: you know, we we had an election this year where
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Speaker 2: people thought, we're gonna we're gonna do that again. You know,
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Speaker 2: we had the first black man as president. We're gonna
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Speaker 2: have a black woman as president, and people are just
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Speaker 2: going to dive in. They're gonna love it, they're gonna
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Speaker 2: be all about it. In this a moment in history,
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Speaker 2: and we're gonna tap into that again. And I think
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Speaker 2: universally the country kind of went eh. And it wasn't
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Speaker 2: about her being a woman. It wasn't about her being
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Speaker 2: a black woman. It was about someone running for president
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Speaker 2: who showed the fact that they weren't really qualified or
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Speaker 2: capable or I don't know, sober I know that's been
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Speaker 2: kind of a joke and it's kind of popped up
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Speaker 2: again since the election was over and I don't know
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Speaker 2: what was really going on, but we did see someone
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Speaker 2: running for president who tried very very hard to stay
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Speaker 2: on talking points and tried very hard to pretend that
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Speaker 2: they were, you know, really checked in, really clued in
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Speaker 2: on what was going on behind the scenes. And I
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Speaker 2: think repeatedly was exposed as someone who had no clue
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Speaker 2: what was going on behind the scenes. What's going on
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Speaker 2: in the oval office? Well, I was the last one
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Speaker 2: in the office when these decisions were made. Really what
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Speaker 2: was going on in there? Well, you know the decisions.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's kind of what we got. Hey, what
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Speaker 2: are you going to do to make the economy better? Well,
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Speaker 2: you know, I was raised in a middle class home.
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Speaker 2: That's not answering the question. Could you give us some
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Speaker 2: indication maybe of what you might do to fix the economy? Well,
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Speaker 2: I was raised in a middle class home, and that's
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Speaker 2: what we got. So Barack Obama, Hey, maybe you don't
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Speaker 2: like his politics, Maybe you don't like some of the
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Speaker 2: things that he did leading up to the election. Maybe
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Speaker 2: you didn't really feel like he was qualified. He certainly
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Speaker 2: pushed some other candidates aside. You had Bernie Sanders and
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Speaker 2: you had Hillary Clinton. I don't know why she was
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Speaker 2: really the heir apparent to the nomination, but she was
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Speaker 2: at that point, and you know, she at least had
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Speaker 2: that distinction of claiming to we are the president, she
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Speaker 2: and her husband, So she had that. And I've done
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Speaker 2: numerous shows about I don't understand the you know, hey,
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Speaker 2: that president was there and maybe his wife wants to
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Speaker 2: be president. Now I don't really get that, to be honest,
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Speaker 2: and that's a very Democrat thing. You know, I don't
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Speaker 2: expect us to get any Hey, maybe Milania Trump should
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Speaker 2: be the candidate. I don't expect that. We haven't had that.
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Speaker 2: Has that happened at all? Was anybody pushing for Barbara
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Speaker 2: Bush to be the candidate for president? Does anybody ever go, man,
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Speaker 2: who is going to be the one to step up?
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Speaker 2: And Barbara Bush's name I don't think ever once came
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Speaker 2: up ever in history, you know, and I mean she
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Speaker 2: it was a point where you go, man, she's, you know,
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Speaker 2: the wife of a former president, the mother of a
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Speaker 2: president of a president. You know, her name never came up,
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Speaker 2: not at all, not even once. But anyway, so Barack Obama,
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Speaker 2: you know, he was at least, you know, presidential, right,
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Speaker 2: he at least had that he could speak about what
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Speaker 2: was going on in the world. You may not have
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Speaker 2: agreed with him, but he at least sounded the part.
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Speaker 2: He looked the part all the things that you want,
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Speaker 2: you know, did we have that in Harris? No, I really,
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Speaker 2: I mean I look the part. You know, she was
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Speaker 2: able to, you know, do that, I would say, since losing,
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Speaker 2: and when she, you know, speaks in public, she doesn't
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Speaker 2: really look the part. She she does have that appearance of,
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Speaker 2: you know, maybe get her a cup of coffee, sit
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Speaker 2: her down for a little bit, let her come up
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Speaker 2: and try again. She has that appearance. And I'm not
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Speaker 2: making any accusations. I just think, look, if I had
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Speaker 2: run along campaign, a long, hard fought campaign, and people
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Speaker 2: have been telling me, you know, you're gonna win this,
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Speaker 2: You're gonna win this without even trying, and then you lose,
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Speaker 2: I would think, you know, you might want a beverage
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Speaker 2: or two. I don't know that that's what's happening. But
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Speaker 2: not making any accusations, I'm just saying kind of it's
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Speaker 2: been the person that people have had. It almost seems
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Speaker 2: like maybe she's you know, taking it easy. She's on vacation,
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Speaker 2: that's ended, and they're telling her that they're going to
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Speaker 2: give her another chance coming up, maybe in four years.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that I believe that. I've said that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that I believe it. But anyway, we
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Speaker 2: went through this election that just didn't quite go the
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Speaker 2: way it seemed like it was going to go, and
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Speaker 2: we had a media on the left, it was very involved,
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Speaker 2: very active in trying to help carry her across the
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Speaker 2: finish line, in spite of the fact that I don't
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Speaker 2: think the public was really down for this mindless We're
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Speaker 2: just gonna vote this way out of guilt, We're going
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Speaker 2: to vote this way out of some obligation about helping things.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, just this sort of brain dead I'm
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Speaker 2: going to vote this way out of obligation. I'm going
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Speaker 2: to vote this way out of guilt. I'm gonna vote
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Speaker 2: this way in order to help make history happen or
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Speaker 2: whatever whatever it is, whatever the idea was that didn't
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Speaker 2: happen obviously, And the other part about this election that
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Speaker 2: I feel like, as we you know, we're you know,
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Speaker 2: twenty days away from the next inauguration, I'll watch this one.
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Speaker 2: I'm very curious. Oh, this one's gonna go. I expect
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Speaker 2: we may even see the Village people. I don't know
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Speaker 2: are they're going to be there. I heard some rumors
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Speaker 2: we may end up with the Village people. I suspect
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Speaker 2: that song will definitely be there at some point. But
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Speaker 2: and will folks on the left that just don't like him.
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Speaker 2: Are they going to show up at the inauguration? The
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Speaker 2: usual suspects of people who say I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: go because he's not a legitimate president. He definitely won.
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Speaker 2: He definitely won with the mandate. He definitely won in
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Speaker 2: a landslide. So I understand, you know, you can say, well,
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Speaker 2: popular vote wasn't quite a landslide, but it was still
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Speaker 2: a win. Popular vote when for a Republican is kind
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Speaker 2: of wild and not something that we were told we
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Speaker 2: could see anytime soon ever ever again maybe. But part
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Speaker 2: of the thing with the way this all went down
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Speaker 2: this year, one of those things that you have to
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Speaker 2: sit back and say, this is just the way it happened,
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Speaker 2: is this media involvement, this media participation in it, and
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Speaker 2: one of the side effects that we've gotten from it,
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Speaker 2: and it's this constant need for trying to chip away
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Speaker 2: at some sort of a narrative or create a narrative
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Speaker 2: or whatever it is, and this happened, I guess. On Sunday,
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Speaker 2: there was a discussion on CBS News Jan Crawford, who's
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Speaker 2: a reporter there talking with Major Garrett talking about the
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Speaker 2: approval rating of the Supreme Court and how it's a
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Speaker 2: record low disapproval rating. It's down in the thirties thirty eight.
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Speaker 2: I guess sixty percent of the public disapproving of the
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Speaker 2: job that they've done. This is based on a poll
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Speaker 2: that was done right after the presidential immunity decision. So
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Speaker 2: the idea, even in that whole case related to someone
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Speaker 2: who is serving the office of the presidency and trying
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Speaker 2: to be convicted or charged with something based on what
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Speaker 2: they do in the spirit of doing their job as
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Speaker 2: the president. This is supposed to protect them from things
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Speaker 2: that I mean, Look, there's some areas in government that
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Speaker 2: you know, my opinion of I'm a full fully fully
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Speaker 2: bought in on the idea of self government, that fully
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Speaker 2: bought in on the idea of small and limited government.
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Speaker 2: There needs to be transparency in so many ways when
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Speaker 2: it comes to our government. But there are moments where
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Speaker 2: I understand as much as I would never say, boy,
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Speaker 2: they need to lie to us, but there are moments
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Speaker 2: where it may be in the best interest even of
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Speaker 2: the world for there to be moments of you know,
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Speaker 2: things that And it's like the whole thing with the drones.
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Speaker 2: We went through this whole thing about what are the drones?
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Speaker 2: What's going on with the drones, and there was discussion
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Speaker 2: about was the doing something they were testing with the drones.
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Speaker 2: And I just don't think the government can tell us
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Speaker 2: everything all the time when there could be other factors
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Speaker 2: at play. It's a fine line. And I've said this
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Speaker 2: many times before. I understand that. But if you take
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Speaker 2: a like, for example, if Joe Biden went on TV
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Speaker 2: and told us that the drones had nothing to do
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Speaker 2: with our government, and then we found out later that
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Speaker 2: they did have something to do with the government and
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Speaker 2: ultimately they were used in some nefarious way, not the
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Speaker 2: intention of those things, but ultimately they were, well, then
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Speaker 2: could you convict him later for telling us that they
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Speaker 2: had nothing to do with anything government related? It could
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Speaker 2: a president who was told by I don't know, maybe
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Speaker 2: the top doctor on coronavirus, hey this is you know,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't it didn't come from a lab, it came
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Speaker 2: from a bat that wasn't a wet market or whatever,
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Speaker 2: didn't even really come from China. Whatever. And if a
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Speaker 2: president bought all that and went on TV and said
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Speaker 2: that that was the case, then could you you know,
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Speaker 2: all these people die from it. Could you then go
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Speaker 2: back and say, hey, this president was lying to us.
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Speaker 2: I mean it's kind of in that spirit, right well.
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Speaker 2: Trying to convict Trump on as many things as possible,
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Speaker 2: that was the objective get him out of the race.
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Speaker 2: So the case ended up going to the Supreme Court.
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Speaker 2: Now this is also after the Dobbs decision, so Roe v.
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Speaker 2: Wade gets overturned. The left decides they want to use
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Speaker 2: abortion as the means of making this whole Harris campaign.
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Speaker 2: Ultimately it was Biden, but then Harris campaign work. So
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Speaker 2: they basically started telling you the Supreme Court was corrupt,
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Speaker 2: we need more liberal justices, they need to try to
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Speaker 2: pack or stack the court, all those things. They wanted
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Speaker 2: to sell the American people on this notion that you
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Speaker 2: had to have a Democrat president who was ready to
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Speaker 2: get in there and work with Congress and bring back
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Speaker 2: Roe v. Wade, bring back unlimited whatever you want to do.
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Speaker 2: When it came to abortion, they were going to say
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Speaker 2: that there would be some limitations on it, but in
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Speaker 2: reality they were trying to campaign for we don't want
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Speaker 2: to restrict anything. We want this to be wide open
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Speaker 2: so we can try to use this. And this was
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Speaker 2: a constant thing that was pounded down our throats by media.
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Speaker 2: We heard about abortion, we heard about especially on the left.
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Speaker 2: And now people are surprised that there's a low public
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Speaker 2: opinion of the Supreme Court and their job. It shouldn't
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Speaker 2: involve public opinion at all. This notion of having the
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Speaker 2: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's and going, man, this is a real
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Speaker 2: hero to the people, and people dressing up like her
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Speaker 2: for Halloween and those sorts of things. It's silly. That's
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Speaker 2: not what They're not the Avengers, they're not superheroes. These
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Speaker 2: are people that are supposed to look at the law,
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Speaker 2: make an interpretation of the law, and they're supposed to
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Speaker 2: be truthful and following the law as it's written the
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Speaker 2: way that it's intended. They're not supposed to be their
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Speaker 2: pushing agendas. And we've had folks come in, I mean,
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Speaker 2: on both sides. There have certainly been times where you
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Speaker 2: think they seem to be kind of going more with
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Speaker 2: a political ideology. But you know, John Roberts had an
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Speaker 2: opportunity to shut down Obamacare and said, nope, the way
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Speaker 2: that the case was submitted, they did it within the law,
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Speaker 2: they submitted it within the context of law interpretation, and
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Speaker 2: he did his job. A lot of Americans weren't happy
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Speaker 2: with it. A lot of Americans are confused right now.
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Speaker 2: They're mad at the CEOs of healthcare companies, and some
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Speaker 2: still celebrating the death of one of the murder, the
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Speaker 2: cold blood and murder of a CEO of a healthcare company,
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Speaker 2: when in reality, Obamacare has done more to hurt people's
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Speaker 2: ability to get treatment. Some have benefited, sure, but there
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Speaker 2: are many who have not benefited, and it's harder to
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Speaker 2: get treatment and more expensive, and I'm one of them.
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Speaker 2: It's more expensive than it's ever been. It's been incre
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Speaker 2: Tomorrow we kick off a new year with new premiums
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Speaker 2: and higher coope's and higher deductibles and all those things.
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Speaker 2: Everybody is dealing with that in some capacity. Are there
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Speaker 2: some benefits, Sure, this whole pre existing condition thing, Absolutely
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Speaker 2: there's benefits to that, but that's another discussion. My point
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Speaker 2: is John Roberts ruled within the confines of the law.
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Speaker 2: You can say what you want to say about how
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Speaker 2: he made the decision and how he came to it,
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Speaker 2: but I at least respect him for doing that. So, yes,
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Speaker 2: we're beginning a new year. Maybe we're off to in
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Speaker 2: twenty days, we're off to a fresh start with a
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Speaker 2: few things. Maybe economically we get back on track. But
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Speaker 2: this is going to continue to be a problem. I
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Speaker 2: saw stories yesterday about how supposedly Trump is upset with
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Speaker 2: Elon Musk stealing his spotlight as the shadow president. And
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Speaker 2: that's a term Democrat politicians, members of Congress, senators, they've
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Speaker 2: been using this shadow president term because they're upset because
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Speaker 2: their port bill didn't go through. So no, if you
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Speaker 2: hear someone talking about shadow president, that's probably you're never
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Speaker 2: going to hear that term coming from Donald Trump. That's
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Speaker 2: not from him. That's something that I don't know, Chuck
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Speaker 2: Schumer or somebody put through and started getting out there.
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Speaker 2: And now the press is using it and they're talking
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Speaker 2: about Elon Musk the shadow president. So this is going
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Speaker 2: to be the game. Nothing was learned in this election
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Speaker 2: by folks on the left. They probably feel like they
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Speaker 2: have to crank out even more so the stories, the hate,
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Speaker 2: the vitriol in the direction trying it maybe not quite
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Speaker 2: as obvious, maybe it won't be as strong, strong as hate.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be a little more subtle, just a
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Speaker 2: little more. Maybe we'll get more of that and try
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Speaker 2: to start creating these narratives as we roll into this
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Speaker 2: all the insects in. They can do that for you
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Speaker 2: One of the things that got some attention in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty four was this mcbeer map that was going around online.
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Speaker 2: Have you have you seen this McDonald's locations that have
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Speaker 2: beer on the menu and basically Heineken, Pilsner, Urkel Orkel.
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Speaker 2: I guess, as you said, Urquell or Kell. I'm sure
24:43
Speaker 2: and sorry, I'm not a beer guy. I don't I
24:44
Speaker 2: don't know. I mean I can say Heineken, and I
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Speaker 2: say basically, best bet for getting beer at a McDonald's
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Speaker 2: is in Europe Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Italy, Czech Republic,
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Speaker 2: in Sweden all serve cold beer. South Korea the only
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Speaker 2: non European country where McDonald's serves beer. So yes, I guess. Maps.
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Speaker 2: One of the things for the twenty twenty four that
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Speaker 2: people were saying, wait, a minute beer and McDonald's and yes, apparently,
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Speaker 2: so all right, this is it's sorry if you're eating cheerios.
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Speaker 2: This is gonna be one of our last stories for
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, so bear with me on this. But basically,
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Speaker 2: if you're ever in the bathroom and it's a toozy
25:44
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, I know that's not the technical
25:46
Speaker 2: term for it, but you know, I'm not a poologist.
25:52
Speaker 2: I don't know. But if you're doing a toosy and
25:56
Speaker 2: you get the urge to make an animal noise when
25:59
Speaker 2: you're in the bath room, well apparently some doctors say
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Speaker 2: go for it, that that could be a good thing. Basically,
26:09
Speaker 2: the idea is that if you're struggling and this could
26:13
Speaker 2: come into play tomorrow, maybe you're up late and you've
26:17
Speaker 2: had some alcohol, maybe some champagne didn't hydrate properly, maybe
26:22
Speaker 2: you've got some issues in the bathroom tomorrow into the
26:27
Speaker 2: new year, And basically they say, uh, this is there's
26:32
Speaker 2: sort of a you know, if you do like a
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Speaker 2: mooing sound or some sort of an animal noise, some
26:36
Speaker 2: sort of a you know, like a guttural thing, I
26:39
Speaker 2: guess that can actually relax you in a way and
26:44
Speaker 2: you could, you know, go if you're struck. I know
26:50
Speaker 2: it's the end of the year. This is one of
26:51
Speaker 2: the stories I've been saving. I thought that we'll hold
26:54
Speaker 2: this over until later in the year. But the idea
26:57
Speaker 2: here is, if you really got to go and you're
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Speaker 2: struggling and you don't want to hurt yourself, you don't
27:03
Speaker 2: want to do too much straining, you can do some
27:08
Speaker 2: sort of a relaxing noise that might help things just happen.
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Speaker 2: It might help make things happen for you. And that's
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Speaker 2: that's all. That's all, you know. I'm not telling you
27:24
Speaker 2: from a medical standpoint. I'm just telling you that some doctors,
27:28
Speaker 2: some experts say that this is something that you could
27:33
Speaker 2: do to help yourself be able to go. That's all
27:37
Speaker 2: I'm saying. You follow me. I'm not offering medical advice.
27:40
Speaker 2: We don't do that on this show. I'm just telling
27:42
Speaker 2: you that the next time you're in that situation, maybe
27:45
Speaker 2: give that a try, and then you don't strain anything.
27:48
Speaker 2: You don't hurt yourself. You're just able to you know,
27:52
Speaker 2: move it out, you know, you just move it out
27:56
Speaker 2: and then you know, or maybe some other noise. I
27:59
Speaker 2: don't know what other you know, maybe like a howl.
28:03
Speaker 2: I mean, if you don't if you live alone, you
28:06
Speaker 2: can do whatever. But if you don't live alone, you
28:08
Speaker 2: might want to alert other people in the home. Hey,
28:11
Speaker 2: I gotta go. I'm kind of maybe blocked. If you
28:16
Speaker 2: hear mooing, I'm okay, everything's gonna be all right. All right.
28:22
Speaker 2: That's it. That's how we're going to end twenty twenty four.
28:25
Speaker 2: That's the way we're going to do it. That's our
28:26
Speaker 2: final story. Hey, it may be gross right now, but
28:31
Speaker 2: maybe just maybe you know, when the situation arises, then
28:39
Speaker 2: maybe you think about it and maybe this will help.
28:42
Speaker 2: And you don't have to tell me. You don't need
28:44
Speaker 2: to message me and say, hey I moved one out.
28:48
Speaker 2: You don't have to do that. But I hope it
28:50
Speaker 2: can maybe be of some help. And I'm just passing
28:52
Speaker 2: along something that some experts say. That'll do it for
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Speaker 2: this Tuesday edition of the show. This twenty twenty four
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