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"1-in-10 American's Can't..." (Monday, March 23, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: What we're dealing with.
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  Speaker 2: Is a complete lack of respect for the law on
• 0:11
  Speaker 2: a need to know basis, because you need to know
• 0:14
  Speaker 2: the first thing today.
• 0:16
  Speaker 3: Jewort said, steal me, stem you have a day at
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  Speaker 3: least for work. When the sun comes up, drops a
• 0:24
  Speaker 3: pet of the school anyway, joys everything, a dreamer, all
• 0:29
  Speaker 3: the treasure needs no wonder Joe saw a smile.
• 0:34
  Speaker 4: Of course, if the radio is on, Uh, then you
• 0:37
  Speaker 4: better be there for it.
• 0:38
  Speaker 5: There, boy, that's fun when they and I'm not sure
• 0:43
  Speaker 5: when these things happen right at the beginning of an hour,
• 0:46
  Speaker 5: you start to wonder, was that something that was a
• 0:50
  Speaker 5: pandemic or something along those.
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  Speaker 3: Lines, Jewart said, steal me stemn here, have a day
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  Speaker 3: at least for work. When the sun comes up, drops
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  Speaker 3: appear to scoop.
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  Speaker 6: Big joeys epything, agenda, all the Jersey seven, No one
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  Speaker 6: the Joe's an smiled, all the eggs.
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  Speaker 3: Let it be Joe.
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  Speaker 5: We were about ten seconds away from going under the
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  Speaker 5: backup transmissions. Uh, but we were able to. And it's
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  Speaker 5: good because we had all the stuff laid out because
• 1:27
  Speaker 5: starting tomorrow we're going to be on location, not in
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  Speaker 5: our home studio, in our home studio. It seems like
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  Speaker 5: was pitching a fit about it, saying, oh okay, mister
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  Speaker 5: big shot, not going to be here in the main studios.
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  Speaker 5: We'll show you. We're going to shut all the power
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  Speaker 5: off at two minutes before the top of the hour,
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  Speaker 5: h and all the internet service went off and everything
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  Speaker 5: went crazy. So to all the folks probably having Angina
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  Speaker 5: back at the other end of the Mumford tea firefly,
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  Speaker 5: suck it from the sky down link antennae. We are
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  Speaker 5: here and appreciate it. But good thing, you know, right
• 2:01
  Speaker 5: up until two minutes before the top of the hour,
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  Speaker 5: we were preparing to do what we always do, which
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  Speaker 5: is tell you what went on last night and then
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  Speaker 5: give you our analysis of it. And we've got a
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  Speaker 5: lot to do that with this morning, and from that
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  Speaker 5: we will also give you a chance to tell us
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  Speaker 5: how it is impacting you where you are, wherever that
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  Speaker 5: may be this morning, across the network. But we again
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  Speaker 5: appreciate it. And if it sounds like we're trying to
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  Speaker 5: unplug things and replug things in, oh, there's just all time.
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  Speaker 5: There's only so many plugs in you know, it's like
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  Speaker 5: a Christmas tree, you know, more plugs and extension cords
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  Speaker 5: than you'd want to shake a stick at. You should
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  Speaker 5: see our electric bill. But that's why you support all
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  Speaker 5: the fine folks that support us as well, because you
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  Speaker 5: know that's how we pay the egregious electric bills that
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  Speaker 5: we have to pay to keep all this stuff turned
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  Speaker 5: on except when it goes off at fifty seven and
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  Speaker 5: thirty seconds. But there you go. Our first things this morning.
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  Speaker 5: Saber rattling in the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran said Sunday,
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  Speaker 5: it's going to straight up close it right now. The
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  Speaker 5: closures and restrictions are mostly driven by insurance companies that
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  Speaker 5: won't back ships heading into the hotly contested area. No
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  Speaker 5: ships have been shot at by Iran, but they are
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  Speaker 5: threatening to continue to do so.
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  Speaker 2: Now.
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  Speaker 5: They claim that they will stop all tanker traffic through
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  Speaker 5: the area and turn it into an Iranian controlled tolls system.
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  Speaker 5: Of course, the United Arab Emirates, which is the country
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  Speaker 5: on the other side of the Strait of Hormoz, would
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  Speaker 5: have something to say about that as well. President Trump's
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  Speaker 5: borders are said Sunday morning that having immigrations agents bolster
• 3:56
  Speaker 5: short staff TSA teams will speed up airport line but
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  Speaker 5: the union for TSA workers said that doesn't solve what
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  Speaker 5: they see as an underlying problem of getting paid. The
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  Speaker 5: Iranian people are likely to throw overthrow the Islamic regime,
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  Speaker 5: according to the Israeli Ambassador to the US, Michael Ler,
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  Speaker 5: who was on CNN State of the Union Sunday, I
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  Speaker 5: think that we need boots on the ground, but they
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  Speaker 5: have got to be Iranian boots, and I think that
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  Speaker 5: is coming. Presidents Trump on Sunday is urging Republicans to
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  Speaker 5: hold the line on the TSA and Department of Homeland
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  Speaker 5: Security shutdowns and negotiations into funding for those departments, saying
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  Speaker 5: that I don't think Democrats are ready to come to
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  Speaker 5: the table yet, and he wants them to hold the
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  Speaker 5: line until Democrats pass the Save America Act. He said,
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  Speaker 5: I don't think we should make any deal with the
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  Speaker 5: crazy country destroying radical left Democrats until they vote with
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  Speaker 5: Republicans to pass the Save America Act, which was debated
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  Speaker 5: on the floor of the US Senate with mostly cross
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  Speaker 5: party lines. Taking the stand on the Democrat side that
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  Speaker 5: asked that you could lose one out of ten registered
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  Speaker 5: thirty five percent of the world's fertilizer supply comes through
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  Speaker 5: the Strait of Horror Moves and that is causing farmers
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  Speaker 5: consternation as they face shortages there. And those are some
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  Speaker 18: This to the baby in a brand new He's to
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  Speaker 18: the beauty of the stars.
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  Speaker 1: He's to the.
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  Speaker 5: So now that the day can start with our feet
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  Speaker 5: fully under us. And you know this is a team effort.
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  Speaker 5: There are programs who were the host is completely uninvolved.
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  Speaker 5: We were part of the team scrambling to get our
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  Speaker 5: interconnectivity up. And believe me, if we were basing any
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  Speaker 5: of this program under artificial intelligence, that momentary e MP
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  Speaker 5: moment would would have taken all of that and thrown
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  Speaker 5: it asunder. So you wouldn't be getting any of this.
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  Speaker 5: So much to get into the Iranians threatening to put
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  Speaker 5: a high occupancy vehicle lane no well tolls in general
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  Speaker 5: on the strait of hor Mooz. What do you make?
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  Speaker 5: And I make quite a bit out of the head
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  Speaker 5: of Israeli intelligence saying, Oh, I'm sure we'll see the
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  Speaker 5: Iranians rising up on their own soon. Dig into that
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  Speaker 5: as well, But I want to start with this premise
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  Speaker 5: about this Save America Act. Now, understand, Save America Act
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  Speaker 5: simply says that in order to make it onto the
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  Speaker 5: voter rolls for federal elections. Just no, it's that in
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  Speaker 5: order to protect the votes of American citizens, the only
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  Speaker 5: people that states will be allowed to put on their
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  Speaker 5: voter roles will have to show proof of US citizenship. Now,
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  Speaker 5: now the argument is that it's vote suppression. They've gone
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  Speaker 5: past and they realized after Chuck Schumer took a right
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  Speaker 5: paddling over his twenty million voters being kicked off of
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  Speaker 5: the voter roles, they've changed their tune on this. And
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  Speaker 5: now it's one out of ten of Americans can't prove
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  Speaker 5: their citizen that's the new argument. One out of ten Americans.
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  Speaker 5: Now if you have ten friends, if you have ten friends,
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  Speaker 5: can all of them prove that they're citizens? And that's
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  Speaker 5: an interesting question because your first reaction, of course, is
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  Speaker 5: what you call me stupid? Okay, do you know where
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  Speaker 5: your birth certificate is now I'm asking, seriously, we've gone
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  Speaker 5: through this in my household. Well, we have three children,
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  Speaker 5: so at least four times, because I'm the fifth, the
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  Speaker 5: fourth child in this family, and my wife and I
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  Speaker 5: had to go through this when we had to get
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  Speaker 5: our real ID to get on an airplane to celebrate
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  Speaker 5: an hour's worth of waiting online. And all those folks
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  Speaker 5: who got the real ID and now they're still waiting
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  Speaker 5: four hours to get through TSA. You're thinking this is
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  Speaker 5: I mean, the backups at TSA are so bad even
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  Speaker 5: pre check has got like an hour backup. But Ice
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  Speaker 5: is on the way. Ice is coming in. How come
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  Speaker 5: the airports aren't protesting ICE's deployment there to help the
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  Speaker 5: TSA officers any more than this? And what do you
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  Speaker 5: make of Elon Musk saying I'll pay all the TSA
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  Speaker 5: officers while they're on furlough. Where's the righteous outrage amongst
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  Speaker 5: the Democrats about that? Because Sheldon Whitehouse on Friday said
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  Speaker 5: the quiet part out loud that the DHS budget is
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  Speaker 5: all set as a matter of fact, the fact that
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  Speaker 5: there is no ICE money and it is exactly how
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  Speaker 5: they want it. Republicans obviously or against that because this
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  Speaker 5: was the whole gig all along. We told it to
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  Speaker 5: you at the start. But the Save America Act, the
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  Speaker 5: new Democrat contention is its vote suppression against the ten
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  Speaker 5: percent of Americans that can prove they're a citizen.
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  Speaker 4: You say, well, that sounds like he's calling us dumb.
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  Speaker 5: No, and I will give it this having gone through this,
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  Speaker 5: As I said, my wife and I had to go
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  Speaker 5: through finding our birth certificates, et cetera, and we have
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  Speaker 5: decent record keeping. It's just that something is, Oh, you
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  Speaker 5: have to bring this show for a passport and the
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  Speaker 5: things that you don't carry with you all the time,
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  Speaker 5: and you should not carry your birth certificate with you
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  Speaker 5: at all times, and all those manners of documentation do
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  Speaker 5: get in places. Oh where did I start? You should
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  Speaker 5: have a set serious filing cabinet. I know most of
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  Speaker 5: my friends have one of those, you know, safe companies
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  Speaker 5: that you hear all the time. Whatever happened all those
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  Speaker 5: safe companies? They were like funding talk radio for a
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  Speaker 5: while and they all went away? What happened with that?
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  Speaker 5: It didn't have anything to do with Joe Biden, did it?
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  Speaker 5: But all those safe companies, all those safe manufacturers, you
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  Speaker 5: really should at very least have those documents in a
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  Speaker 5: fireproof safe. And it looks like, according to the Democrats anyway,
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  Speaker 5: that nine out of ten of us do. But right now,
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  Speaker 5: I want you to begin the process of making sure
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  Speaker 5: you know where your birth certificate is so that you
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  Speaker 5: can prove you're a US citizen, or the documents that
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  Speaker 5: you've got when you became a US citizen, all of
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  Speaker 5: that stuff. If you don't know where it is this morning,
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  Speaker 5: you should because as those listening to the debate and
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  Speaker 5: my senators, oh the esteemed or they should be steamed,
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  Speaker 5: Tim Kaynes and Mark Warners, both of them saying that
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  Speaker 5: one out of ten Virginians will be disenfranchised because they
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  Speaker 5: don't have any documents that prove they're a citizen. They do,
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  Speaker 5: they just don't know where they are. And I want
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  Speaker 5: you to take that effort today to start the process
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  Speaker 5: because it takes a few weeks. If you cannot find
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  Speaker 5: your birth certificate, all you have to do, trust me
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  Speaker 5: on this is go to the county you were born in,
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  Speaker 5: the county of the hospital that you were born in
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  Speaker 5: and request a copy. They'll ask you for some stuff,
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  Speaker 5: and I'm on my before this was again all for
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  Speaker 5: the thing. And then, of course, ironically, like a week
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  Speaker 5: after we ordered the duplicate birth certificates, we found the
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  Speaker 5: original ones, which is always the case. But you have
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  Speaker 5: it because this will pass eventually. Folks like John Fetterman
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  Speaker 5: get it. They make it. Gary and Berlin said, bottom
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  Speaker 5: line is if someone is too stupid to get an ID,
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  Speaker 5: they're too stupid to vote. Well, that's the argument the
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  Speaker 5: Democrats are making, is that they have a lot of
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  Speaker 5: voters who are there counting on who don't necessarily have
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  Speaker 5: their IDs hanging around. But there are people who don't
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  Speaker 5: I think it actually warms people to Alexandra Occasional Cortex.
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  Speaker 5: quite a bit of her campaign money on ketamine treatments
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  Speaker 5: the stuff that is going on. Hang on a second,
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  Speaker 5: let me take my CBD drops. No, not while we're
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  Speaker 5: on the air. Okay, is that an FCC thing. Is
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  Speaker 5: Occasional Cortex is paying almost nineteen thousand dollars over the
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  Speaker 5: past few months for leadership training and consulting. Stella Pharmaceuticals
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  Speaker 5: is who this guy works for, and they are one
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  Speaker 5: of the top manufacturers of ketamine treatments for PTSD anxiety depression,
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  Speaker 5: and they're in the areas of alternative treatments, and I
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  Speaker 5: know other folks who have told me that they're doing it.
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  Speaker 5: He is in his own social media describes himself as
• 29:52
  Speaker 5: an interventional psychiatrist focused on treatment resistant cases of depression,
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  Speaker 5: post traumatic stress or anxiety. And this is again one
• 30:08
  Speaker 5: of the things that I find fascinating is the media
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  Speaker 5: clips onto this and says AOC is going after her
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  Speaker 5: she's reaching out for help to Oh see, she's nuts.
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  Speaker 5: And everything in between is in this story already in
• 30:33
  Speaker 5: its coverage. But here's the bigger question. If a Republican
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  Speaker 5: spends nineteen thousand dollars of their campaign moneies their contributions
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  Speaker 5: that I'm depressed, Although there are people who say Joe,
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  Speaker 5: they try to tell me what clinic I should call
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  Speaker 5: about that. And it's true. There are people who say
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  Speaker 5: I think that's the sign of something else. But we all,
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  Speaker 5: and we can discuss Alexandra occasional cortex's mental stability anytime
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  Speaker 5: therapy the other up. That's a question here from Tyler
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  Speaker 5: writes in why isn't she using a New York base's see?
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  Speaker 5: See that's the stuff is in nineteen thousand dollars and
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  Speaker 5: so she probably knows people who know people there. But yeah,
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  Speaker 5: why aren't you aren't there therapists in New York City
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  Speaker 5: in the bronx that she supposedly grew up in, which
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  Speaker 5: she didn't. Anyway, on further and further up investigating the
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  Speaker 5: I'm pretty sober. Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 2: From Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 4: Said Best Writers in Hollywood.
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  Speaker 5: Maureen says, Joe, what makes you think that the ketamine
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  Speaker 5: therapy is for AOC? What if it's for her staffers
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  Speaker 5: who have to deal with her. Remember, PTSD is one
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  Speaker 5: of the reasons people seek ketamine treatments, you know, and
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  Speaker 5: there's some interesting science in it, fun and frolic at
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  Speaker 5: AOC's expense notwithstanding, and I love it. But we don't
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  Speaker 5: know so much about what we don't know. But what
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  Speaker 5: we are starting to learn about this big bag of salt,
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  Speaker 5: water and protein in between our ears is that there
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  Speaker 5: are balances that have to happen. And the question that
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  Speaker 5: I know there are scientists digging in on, is how
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  Speaker 5: do the imbalances come to be? Are they a matter
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  Speaker 5: of us intervening in natural selection and allowing some of
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  Speaker 5: these things to be common where they wouldn't have been
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  Speaker 5: common or survivable before, you know, two hundred three hundred,
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  Speaker 5: four hundred years ago, maybe, or is there possibility of
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  Speaker 5: you know, finding the nutritional issues that cause these imbalances.
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  Speaker 5: I remember one of the many side jobs I held
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  Speaker 5: as I tried to support myself in the burgeoning radio
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  Speaker 5: broadcast field was I was referred to colloquially as a
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  Speaker 5: rack jobber rack job or works for detail. And we're
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  Speaker 5: the people. We were the people who had to set
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  Speaker 5: things up on the shelves. And the company I worked
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  Speaker 5: for did high profit items, high markup stuff, so they
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  Speaker 5: didn't want the dollar an hour hourly wage. Folks dealing
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  Speaker 5: with it, so we were specially bonded to put out
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  Speaker 5: the stuff like the nutrition supplements, which I thought was interesting.
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  Speaker 5: I'm like, wow, really these are considered a high profit,
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  Speaker 5: high margin itema shake the bottle. But I remember distinctly
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  Speaker 5: that was during the era when they took L trip
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  Speaker 5: to Fan off of the shelves, and I worked with
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  Speaker 5: somebody at the radio station when she found out that
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  Speaker 5: I was taking all the L trip to Fan off
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  Speaker 5: the shelf of the You know, it's a chain pharmacy
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  Speaker 5: of rock Bottom stores for those listening at WGH and Greenwich.
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  Speaker 5: I don't think rock Body. I folded into Ali's or
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  Speaker 5: CVS or one of those chains. But it was just
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  Speaker 5: just like CVS or Walgreens and all that. It was
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  Speaker 5: just a chain pharmacy and hair care. And we took
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  Speaker 5: the L triptafan off the shelf at the orders of
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  Speaker 5: the FDA. Then this is this is still Bush administration, So.
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  Speaker 22: This is.
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  Speaker 5: Eighty nine ninety maybe when this is going on. I
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  Speaker 5: don't have the exact data. I just remember taking it
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  Speaker 5: down and telling one of my coworkers that they were
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  Speaker 5: recalling and now prohibiting the sale of L triptafan as
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  Speaker 5: a nutritional supplement, and she went, I mean she she
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  Speaker 5: had a manic moment. I mean, she couldn't work. She
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  Speaker 5: was so upset about not being able to get this
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  Speaker 5: trip to fan nutritional supplement that she was going for.
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  Speaker 5: But who are we working for? Are we protecting a
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  Speaker 5: pharmaceutical you know, concoction that mimics what l Trip Deafan does.
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  Speaker 5: Know you go back into the ketamine treatments. What is
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  Speaker 5: it that these glutamates are you know, what's keeping them
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  Speaker 5: from being made? Is it something in our diet or
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  Speaker 5: there is I was listening to our friend Doug Stephen
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  Speaker 5: over the weekend in his farm show, and again he
• 48:18
  Speaker 5: was talking about the insecticides that we use on our wheat,
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  Speaker 5: especially and especially when you see a glutamate amino acid
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  Speaker 5: is being blocked and not being created, causing these depressive
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  Speaker 5: and anxiety moments. Say, huh, so, I mean I don't
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  Speaker 5: have a you know, I enjoy the with great zeal,
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  Speaker 5: the idea of you know, needing PTSD therapy for AOC
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  Speaker 5: or her staff. I really liked that one. That was
• 48:55
  Speaker 5: a that was a good line right there. Who said,
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  Speaker 5: who said this ketamine treatment was for AOC. I like that, Hey,
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  Speaker 5: was talking to some folks. They'll be Montpelier as well,
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