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"Perils in the Weaponization Fund" (Saturday, May 30, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 7: There are you ready? First things? Okay? Our first things
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Speaker 7: President Trump was stopped from tapping into the one point
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Speaker 7: seven to seven six billion dollars settlement fund for the
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Speaker 7: weaponized police Settlement judge halted its formation or any potential payouts.
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Speaker 7: scheduled a June twelfth hearing for arguments over whether to
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Speaker 7: extend her order barring the government from moving forward with
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Speaker 7: its anti weaponization fund. United States has seized roughly a
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Speaker 7: You Game, so you know when we look at this,
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Speaker 7: you know, whether it's the case of the lawyers, you know,
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Speaker 7: saying that connect Quot High School has gone far enough
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Speaker 7: to change their names, or the lawyers suing against the weaponization.
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Speaker 7: And I went looking a said, so what possibly and
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Speaker 7: I wanted to delve into this a little bit more.
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Speaker 7: Is to what aside from the fact that Donald Trump
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Speaker 7: wants it could be the legal ramifications of a fund
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Speaker 7: like the January sixth Victims Fund Victims of Government Weaponization Fund.
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Speaker 7: And I found a couple of things, and one of
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Speaker 7: the one that stands out is that there's concern that,
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Speaker 7: like the nine to eleven Victims Fund, it will continue
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Speaker 7: to grow and there will be more and more people
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Speaker 7: who will be able to each time there is a
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Speaker 7: case against it expand on the premises based in that
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Speaker 7: case DOJ precedent from the keepsie Go Settlement compensating Native
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Speaker 7: American farmers. But this is where you get into the
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Speaker 7: Trump people. It's like, well, these are all friends of Trump?
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Speaker 7: Are they? Who else has been targeted by the government illegally?
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Speaker 7: And it's a heavy lift. I was looking into the
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Speaker 7: way this settlement is worded, proving that you're the victim
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Speaker 7: of government weaponization is actually I think more perilous than
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Speaker 7: not having a fund at all. And I will draw
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Speaker 7: on the September eleventh Victims Fund. The years five through
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Speaker 7: ten after the September eleventh attacks were pock marked by
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Speaker 7: families who were trying to get monies from the nine
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Speaker 7: to eleven victims funds because the mesothelioma and some of
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Speaker 7: the other things that were impacting the first responders who
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Speaker 7: were there on the scene and those rescuers and even
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Speaker 7: just residents of downtown Manhattan that were covered in dust,
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Speaker 7: the asbestos spray and the things that were just floating
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Speaker 7: in the air of the toxins created more political damage
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Speaker 7: than creating the fund did create political capital. And understand
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Speaker 7: that this fund, unlike the September eleventh Victim's Fund, is
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Speaker 7: set up with money that rather than get the tens
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Speaker 7: of millions of dollars for himself from a settlement and people, God,
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Speaker 7: my people in the media, they do such a bad
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Speaker 7: job of this. So the money is this one point
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Speaker 7: seven seven six billion dollars was set aside rather than
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Speaker 7: pay Donald Trump himself settlement money that he won he
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Speaker 7: won because the IRS leaked his tax forms. This was
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Speaker 7: the deal he made. He said, listen, I don't want
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Speaker 7: the money. Put this aside, so people who have been
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Speaker 7: harmed by government misdeeds, like creating phony documents to say
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Speaker 7: you're this, that or the other thing. So he sacrificed
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Speaker 7: tons of money for himself rather than set a set
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Speaker 7: up this fund. Unlike the nine to eleven Victims Fund,
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Speaker 7: I say million, I'm sorry, ten billion. He won a
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Speaker 7: ten billion dollar settlement against the Irs. Rather than take that,
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Speaker 7: he said, take one point seven seven six billion and
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Speaker 7: set it aside for people who have been targeted for
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Speaker 7: persecution by the US government and its divisions. Great that
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Speaker 7: that makes it different than the nine to eleven Victims Fund,
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Speaker 7: which was just set up for the spurious reasons that
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Speaker 7: people in the government felt guilty about September eleventh, built
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Speaker 7: off the idea that there were warnings, people were being warned,
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Speaker 7: and yet nothing had been done about it. But so
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Speaker 7: I'm looking for poison pills, things in this settlement fund
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Speaker 7: that would cause a judge to freeze it right now
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Speaker 7: for any other good reason than it's something that Donald
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Speaker 7: Trump wants. Ninety three House Democrats filed the amicus brief,
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Speaker 7: asserting that the fund violates Article three of the Constitution
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Speaker 7: because there is no genuine case or controversy. They argue
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Speaker 7: that the arrangement constitutes self dealing bypasses Congress's power of appropriation,
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Speaker 7: and could improperly direct public funds to political allies of
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Speaker 7: just President Trump. What about You know, if somebody like
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Speaker 7: Bernie Sanders gets screwed off of a ballot, let's just
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Speaker 7: say couldn't couldn't a Democrat be victim of an out
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Speaker 7: of control persecution just as much because there's nothing in
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Speaker 7: here that says own Trump associates. It doesn't say just
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Speaker 7: January sixth, It doesn't say actually Babbitt's mom. It says
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Speaker 7: victims of political weaponization of government. To me, that's an
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Speaker 7: overly broad brushstroke because what does that mean. You have
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Speaker 7: to prove a negative. You have to prove that there
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Speaker 7: was no reason for the government to be poking around
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Speaker 7: in you. That's a heavy lift. And that's why I
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Speaker 7: said more perilous for me is like what happened with
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Speaker 7: the firefighters who started to come down with mesothelioma and
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Speaker 7: wound up fighting with the nine to eleven victims funds.
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Speaker 7: I think there's political blowback to this but let me
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Speaker 7: see what you say at four three four eight eight
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Speaker 7: two four two one seven. Good morning, you're on the
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Speaker 7: air with Joe. First thing this Saturday morning. Who's this?
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Speaker 8: You're Moran, Joe. It's Kam.
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Speaker 7: Good morning, kareem, Happy Saturday. How are you doing this morning.
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Speaker 8: At the Saturday? You too, Joe.
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Speaker 12: Again, there's a lot to talk about, but just focusing
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Speaker 12: on this seventeen seventy six fund. I like to call
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Speaker 12: it seventeen seventy six because that's it's one point that
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Speaker 12: there are a grievances and this isn't a redress agrievances.
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Speaker 19: Sure sure absolutely zooming out and going through different jurisdictions
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Speaker 19: and locales, your view is specific and it's you know,
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Speaker 7: so Nina Jankowitz gazing over us lovingly this morning. What
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Speaker 7: is weaponization of government? Kareem is going to try to
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Speaker 7: like it was going in a good spot and interesting
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Speaker 7: spot in that discussion. But a lot of it is
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Speaker 7: That's weaponization of government process as punishment. It is all
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Speaker 7: I mean, it's all weaponized. You could could really make
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Speaker 7: Happens all the time. They have to, of course show
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Speaker 7: nobody could buy it anyway. See how they weaponize government.
31:46
Speaker 7: That's weaponization of government. Unjust surveillance, pinging cell phones about
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Speaker 7: cell phones and then they had to prove they weren't
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Speaker 7: members of the riot that went into the capitol. Huh,
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Speaker 7: proving a negative. The administrative courts in all of these agencies,
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Speaker 7: whether it's EPA, FCC, you name it, none of them,
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Speaker 7: None of them have the protections of the Bill of Rights.
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Speaker 7: You don't have a fifth Fifth Amendment right to oppose
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Speaker 7: There is no fifth in these administrative courts. This is
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Speaker 8: Good morning Joe. My apologies for my signal earlier. It's screen.
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Speaker 7: It happens. I mean, it's the world. You know, you
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Speaker 7: et cetera. So what we you were going back to
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Speaker 12: Yes, and honestly, and when you came back from break
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Speaker 12: It's her voice and her Granted she's on the wrong side,
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Speaker 12: but I do. But going sorry for your breakfast, gone back.
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Speaker 12: It's my even though that doctor said that no, no,
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Speaker 12: I think he was I still think he was muscle
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Speaker 8: But I think the person was abused before their their
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Speaker 7: So okay, okay, so yeah, indeed qualifying.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, but with qualified immunity.
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Speaker 12: If they raid when I say they local, state, federal, county,
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Speaker 12: Okay, but there's qualified munity and means all these grievances
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Speaker 8: Was responsible and there he was to pay. Well, different
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37:46
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37:49
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37:53
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Speaker 7: and as sad as when you know the folks like
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Speaker 7: the ACLU or the Southern Poverty Law Center come to
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Speaker 7: the defense of a guy like this Jing Dong, And
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Speaker 7: there's where's the lawyers for the five people in an
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Speaker 7: entire suv of people were killed in this crash. Apparently
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Speaker 7: the the suv they were in caught fire and it
47:50
Speaker 7: was a backup of stop traffic around a construction zone,
47:54
Speaker 7: so rescue crews couldn't get there anyway. But the conflagration
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Speaker 7: was apparently so great right right near Quantico, even even
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Speaker 7: with ready and on hand emergency victims couldn't be rescued
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Speaker 7: in time. Horrific, just horrific scenes. So we were talking
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Speaker 7: about and I just wanted to lay that in there
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Speaker 7: because several folks have emailed and asked, so they have it.
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Speaker 7: The question of weaponization of government involves the second part,
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Speaker 7: and that is my industry media. Remember, the Steele dossier
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Speaker 7: only becomes a thing because once James Comy mentions it
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Speaker 7: to Comy, Yeah, Kby mentions it to Trump, who then
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Speaker 7: can report on the fact that he mentioned it to Trump.
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Speaker 7: Then CNN reports on it. Then CNN's reporting on it
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Speaker 7: is how they go to the FISA court and ask
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Speaker 7: for it and you know you're Clark. You were telling me,
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Speaker 7: you know, the media mischaracterizing this case against e Gene Carroll.
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Speaker 28: Right, We're not in investigating eg and Carol for perjury.
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Speaker 28: They're apparently going after Reid Hoffman for financing the whole thing.
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Speaker 7: So instead of being paid to sing, she was paid
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Speaker 7: to compose. Yes, okay, Now.
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Speaker 28: The interesting thing here is our ABC news reader. It
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Speaker 28: would be unprecedented to go after someone for a standalone
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Speaker 28: charge of perjury, but the entire Trump campaign of retribution
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Speaker 28: has been unprecedented. Now, all right, ABC's always been communists,
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Speaker 28: and this guy's like the other dancing monkeys, paid to
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Speaker 28: dance and say what they tell him to say. But uh,
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Speaker 28: Trump's campaign of retribution. And I heard revenge used in
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Speaker 28: terms of the primaries, Joe. If I was to go
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Speaker 28: to the dictionary and look up retribution, what would it
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Speaker 28: tell me? Retribution was well, so again, I like a
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Speaker 28: person that's been aggrieved or offended.
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Speaker 7: Well, yeah, I guess you know, it would have to
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Speaker 7: be something like like payback or you know, a return response. No, no,
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Speaker 7: it's a it's a response.
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Speaker 28: Right now. You know, we're talked about going to the
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Speaker 28: cookie jar before. If you tell the three year old
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Speaker 28: after the tenth time.
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Speaker 27: Now, look, I keep telling you I don't want you
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Speaker 27: to go get in that cookie jar just I know
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Speaker 27: you've done it ten times after I've told you not to,
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Speaker 27: but I really don't want you to do it again.
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Speaker 28: Have we disincentivized the behavior?
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Speaker 7: No, no, we haven't.
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Speaker 8: Now should loft air for.
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Speaker 28: The purposes of political achievement be disincentivized?
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Speaker 7: Joe, Yeah, I think it should.
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Speaker 28: Should stealing elections be disincentivized?
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Speaker 8: Uh?
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Speaker 28: Yeah, I don't think it's your retribution.
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Speaker 7: No, I don't say. But that's that goes back to
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Speaker 7: the freedom two fifty shows. Is we we create something
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Speaker 7: that then we can record on as you know fact,
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Speaker 7: because we created it. We know this is you know
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Speaker 7: is what we say it is because we wrote it.
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Speaker 7: It's the composing, over testifying all over again. Good stuff, Clark.
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Speaker 7: I'll talk to you again soon. Enjoy the chestnuts talk
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Speaker 7: to me.
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Speaker 28: You'll talk to me on Charles Day, which is the first.
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Speaker 7: as we wind down on this Saturday, I hope you
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Speaker 7: have a great weekend and and find lots of things
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Speaker 7: for you next Saturday. Of course we're on the main
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