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U.S. Citizens in Immigration Raids | Working Past Retirement Age · The Bill Handel Show

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  Speaker 1: You're listenings KFI AM six forty The bill handles show
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  Speaker 2: is still at a stalemate and it's going to really
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  Speaker 2: let's turn to some local news, and that has to
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  Speaker 2: do with La Mayor Karen Bass and Congressional Democrats out
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  Speaker 2: of Los Angeles. Congress people have announced there's going to
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  Speaker 2: be an investigation into the misconduct potential misconduct of the
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  Speaker 2: Trump administration's aggressive immigration crackdown that has grabbed citizens and
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  Speaker 2: made use of racial profiling, they say, and terrified communities
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  Speaker 2: for months. Well, yeah, all of that is true, and
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  Speaker 2: the basic problem is will the Trump administration be stopped
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  Speaker 2: by the courts, because I will tell you Congress is
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  Speaker 2: not going to stop them. That can be all well,
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  Speaker 2: not even attempt to stop. There will be nothing but
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  Speaker 2: these investigations going nowhere. Why because both Congress and the
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  Speaker 2: Senate are controlled by Republicans. And you think any negative information,
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  Speaker 2: as in statement or resolution coming out of either the
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  Speaker 2: Senate or the House somehow is going to be negative
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  Speaker 2: towards the president. Of course not. I can't wait for
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  Speaker 2: the hearings just to see the difference between the Democrats
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  Speaker 2: and Republicans. I love those, don't you? These hearings have
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  Speaker 2: they're supposed to be investigative hearings. Of course they're not.
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  Speaker 2: It's simply for congress people and senators to just spew
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  Speaker 2: their feelings, then ask a question or two and attack
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  Speaker 2: the other side. So here is the argument, is that
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  Speaker 2: the administration is illegally terrorizing immigrants, which they're not supposed
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  Speaker 2: to do, picking up US citizens, grabbing folks out of
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  Speaker 2: car washes, and what make yeah, I believe all of
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  Speaker 2: that is happening. Now, a couple of things I want
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  Speaker 2: to get some reality here. Number One, Christine Olm is
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  Speaker 2: saying we're only going after the worst of the worst.
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  Speaker 2: Give me a break. They are going far more than
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  Speaker 2: just the worst of the worst. They're picking up people
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  Speaker 2: that are completely innocent, not innocent of being illegal immigrants.
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  Speaker 2: They are. But as far as these folks are felons
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  Speaker 2: and they're a danger to the community, yeah, I don't
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  Speaker 2: think so. And one of the basic premises is if
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  Speaker 2: the government can do this to those people, those people
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  Speaker 2: read Spanish, Latinos, people who don't speak English, then they
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  Speaker 2: can do it to all of us. Well, I mean
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  Speaker 2: they could. Are they going to know if you're white
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  Speaker 2: and you speak the way we speak, whether we're literate
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  Speaker 2: or not, and depending on KFI listeners, are on a
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  Speaker 2: whole different level, and not a good one. If you
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  Speaker 2: are white and you go, hey, excuse me, you don't
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  Speaker 2: pick me up, You're fine, that's the reality. If you
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  Speaker 2: work in a car wash and you don't speak a
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  Speaker 2: whole lot of English, not so fine. And that's the reality.
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  Speaker 2: And here's the scare is if the government can do this,
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  Speaker 2: then they can legally go ahead and pick any one
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  Speaker 2: of us up. Because this is the way the courts
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  Speaker 2: are going. The premise of the Trump administration and Homeland
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  Speaker 2: Security says, if we say you are a threat, or
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  Speaker 2: we think you are a threat, or we think you
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  Speaker 2: are illegal, whether or not you're an American citizen, we
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  Speaker 2: don't have to check. We can move forward. We're not
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  Speaker 2: going to give you due process. And the courts will
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  Speaker 2: back that up. If you say it, it must be
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  Speaker 2: so if you build it, they will come. If you
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  Speaker 2: say I'm an illegal alien, then I am an illegal alien.
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  Speaker 2: And that's the part that's the scariest. I just happened
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  Speaker 2: in Portland where the lower court said you can't do this.
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  Speaker 2: You can't send you can't nationalize the Guard and send
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  Speaker 2: the Guard into Portland because you say there's an open
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  Speaker 2: rebellion on the streets, not demonstrations that have gone south,
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  Speaker 2: open rebellion. And the appeals court said, bottom line is
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  Speaker 2: president has the ability to do that. Does the president
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  Speaker 2: have the ability and through Homeland Security to arrest almost anyone?
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  Speaker 2: It looks that way, looks that way. If you're a threat,
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  Speaker 2: you're a threat. So Garcia, Robert Garcia of Long Beach,
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  Speaker 2: the Democrat, of course, a congress person, and he's on
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  Speaker 2: the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said that his
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  Speaker 2: committee would investigate every single brutal misconduct. Can't wait to
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  Speaker 2: see what the chair of the committee is going to
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  Speaker 2: say on that one. Initial reports of the detention of
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  Speaker 2: at least one hundred and seventy US citizens by immigration authorities,
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  Speaker 2: that was what Pro Public reported. Now the reality is
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  Speaker 2: is American citizens, I think are exempt because what the
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  Speaker 2: Department says is we're not arresting American citizen and is
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  Speaker 2: based on their immigration status or their putative immigration status.
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  Speaker 2: It's because they got in the way of immigration officials.
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  Speaker 2: They got in the way of the cops. And when
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  Speaker 2: you get in the way of the cops, we, uh, well,
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  Speaker 2: we arrest you for getting in the way of the cops.
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  Speaker 2: Now is that true? Yeah? I think so. I think so.
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  Speaker 2: And the allegations agents have been roaming the streets of
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  Speaker 2: la touting guns and chasing down immigrants, Yeah, I think
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  Speaker 2: that's true too. Immigrants being dragged out of their cars.
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  Speaker 2: It's happened in Chicago, other cities, excuse me, but for
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  Speaker 2: the most part Democrat cities. I guarantee you that there
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  Speaker 2: will be no Republican led city that will ever be
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  Speaker 2: an open rebellion. And it doesn't matter how many demonstrations
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  Speaker 2: are out there. There is no such thing as a
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  Speaker 2: republican led city. And you could talk about whether it's
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  Speaker 2: a republican mayor publican council or both. They will never
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  Speaker 2: be an open rebellion. It will always be a democratic
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  Speaker 2: led city. Yeah, you know, welcome to the Trump administration.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, that's the way it goes. And if you're
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  Speaker 2: upset about that, a lot of people are on legal grounds.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, not even notwithstanding the allegation of racism and
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  Speaker 2: notwithstanding the allegation of due process being ignored, it's simply
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  Speaker 2: the issue of the law is being violated. Well, the
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  Speaker 2: courts are being really clear. The law is what the
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  Speaker 2: President says it is, and that's what we're going And
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  Speaker 2: that's the scary part. That is the part that I
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  Speaker 2: have a real tough problem is I can't believe the
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  Speaker 2: courts are going that way. But you know what, the
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  Speaker 2: courts have swung right too. You've got a lot of Trump,
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  Speaker 2: You've got a lot of Trump judges, and he has
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  Speaker 2: changed because and you have well obviously the Supreme Court,
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  Speaker 2: he changed the face of the court completely. It was
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  Speaker 2: five to four democrat or five to four liberal for decades.
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  Speaker 2: If not more in terms of the numbers. And now
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  Speaker 2: it's six' three. Conservative and this court loves presidential. Power
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  Speaker 2: congress loves presidential. Power and that was the demonstration On,
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  Speaker 2: saturday the No kings. Demonstration why Because congress wants to
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  Speaker 2: Make Donald trump a. King it's that. Simple and don't
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  Speaker 2: argue with that, one because that's exactly what's going. On
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  Speaker 2: and you, know if that's where we're, going if we
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  Speaker 2: elect someone to be our king and we change the,
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  Speaker 2: constitution and believe, me there will be motions introduced In
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  Speaker 2: congress for a constitutional amendment Allowing trump or any, well any.
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  Speaker 2: President but the way they describe, it Only. Trump it
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  Speaker 2: can only be a president who has been president and
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  Speaker 2: lost the next, election that is president that can go.
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  Speaker 2: Forward that's the. Motion are we going that? Way who
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  Speaker 2: the hell? Knows? Now you didn't KNOW i Was African,
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  Speaker 2: american did? You, Well i'm not Exactly African. American BUT
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  Speaker 2: i can apply for An African american. Scholarship but aren't
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  Speaker 2: there scholarships just for black? People you bet there. ARE
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  Speaker 2: i talked to a couple of years ago about a
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  Speaker 2: scholarship set up by An italian businessman only For. Italians
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  Speaker 2: there are all kinds of scholarships that are limited in. Scope,
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  Speaker 2: well a scholarship for black students A U See San
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  Speaker 2: diego is now available to anyone regardless of. Race it
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  Speaker 2: was a lawsuit that was filed by a group of white,
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  Speaker 2: students white people arguing that the scholarship fund violated a
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  Speaker 2: whole series of, laws including a law of eighteen seventy,
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  Speaker 2: one the Q Clan act of eighteen seventy one that
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  Speaker 2: was put in place to Protect Black americans in The.
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  Speaker 2: South so The Black Alumni association or Scholarship fund FOR
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  Speaker 2: Uc San diego students is now called The Goins Alumni
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  Speaker 2: Scholarship fund because it's founding Donor Lenin goyin Is, WELL
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  Speaker 2: i had to name it after someone because they can't
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  Speaker 2: call it The Black Alumni association because it's not just
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  Speaker 2: for what black, students it's for. Everybody they can't be. Racist,
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  Speaker 2: yes can you have An African american be a? Racist of,
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  Speaker 2: course you can have anybody be a. Racist and the
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  Speaker 2: point is the court is. Moving, well here's the bottom.
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  Speaker 2: LINE i, mean it's boils right down to a big.
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  Speaker 2: Issue and WHEN i Interviewed Jesse jackson years ago and he,
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  Speaker 2: admitted straight, out admitted that there was affirmative, action and
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  Speaker 2: there were laws and there were policies that Gave African
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  Speaker 2: americans a step. Up they gave him the advantage straight,
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  Speaker 2: out and he defended that, saying we have to have
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  Speaker 2: a level playing field because blacks were so discriminated. Against
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  Speaker 2: and by the, way when you talk about discrimination Of
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  Speaker 2: African americans And italians And Pacific islanders And Native, americans
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  Speaker 2: nothing compares To African american racism in this. Country. Nothing
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  Speaker 2: this is the original. Sin the first black was brought
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  Speaker 2: to this country as a. Slave the first black man
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  Speaker 2: came over as a. Slave that didn't happen with anybody.
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  Speaker 2: Else So Jesse jackson, said we have to have a
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  Speaker 2: level playing. Field therefore we can practice affirmative, action which
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  Speaker 2: a lot of people argue is a form of, racism
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  Speaker 2: and it is when you think about, it giving an
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  Speaker 2: advantage to one race over the. Other and he, says
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  Speaker 2: we need a level playing, field AND i, go when
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  Speaker 2: does the level playing? Field and he, goes basically. Never
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  Speaker 2: based on a four hundred year history of the way THE,
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  Speaker 2: us even the PRE us Treated African, americans, well the
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  Speaker 2: lawsuits have said that's done that's done because a level
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  Speaker 2: playing field is a level playing, field and from my,
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  Speaker 2: understanding level means level that no one has given an.
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  Speaker 2: Advantage so a black scholarship.
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  Speaker 1: Fund.
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  Speaker 2: Nope now private schools can still do. This this is
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  Speaker 2: a public school and we'll see how far that. Goes affirmative,
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  Speaker 2: action as we, know is, done and it's gone From
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  Speaker 2: African americans were basically not even allowed in. School the
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  Speaker 2: philosophy in this country was that they didn't have the,
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  Speaker 2: ability they didn't have the brains that matched white. PEOPLE i,
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  Speaker 2: mean it's astounding to, me but that was the philosophy
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  Speaker 2: of this country for The Civil Rights. Act and so
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  Speaker 2: we've come to the point now where we've had a black,
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  Speaker 2: president we have black CEOs of. CORPORATIONS i, mean are
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  Speaker 2: there people out there who still think blacks are? INFERIOR
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  Speaker 2: i don't think. So maybe there are some crazy people that.
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  Speaker 2: Do Do African americans need affirmative? Action do they need the? Advantages?
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  Speaker 2: Yeah if you look at it, statistically you bet there
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  Speaker 2: are more Poor blacks than there are poor whites if
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  Speaker 2: we're talking about per capita in this. Country but also
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  Speaker 2: there are poor In latinos than there are in this.
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  Speaker 2: Country and then there are whites in this. Country so
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  Speaker 2: here we have this particular scholarship, fund but it's going
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  Speaker 2: to go we're swinging in that. Direction by the, way
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  Speaker 2: the courts have been a couple of interesting. Ones one
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  Speaker 2: of the first cases was here In california Where David.
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  Speaker 2: Baki this is in the early seventies Where David, baki
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  Speaker 2: who was a try to be a medical student that
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  Speaker 2: you See irvine or you See, davis who was a white,
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  Speaker 2: guy was denied entrance because An African american took his
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  Speaker 2: place because it was a quota system and The African
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  Speaker 2: american lesser scores was not as qualified per the university's
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  Speaker 2: rules and, regulations testing, requirements. Etc And baki went to court,
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  Speaker 2: argued reverse. Discrimination you're reversing against white. People in the court,
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  Speaker 2: said you, bet that's absolutely. True you can't do that.
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  Speaker 2: Anymore but race can be a, factor a, factor and
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  Speaker 2: now the courts now the courts say no. Factor race
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  Speaker 2: cannot be considered at. All so if you have a
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  Speaker 2: scholarship for black, students chow. Baby, actually if you haven't
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  Speaker 2: one For, italians that's child. Baby, okay let's get out
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  Speaker 2: of here on that. One fair, enough wealthy families are
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  Speaker 2: writing mission. Statements now what does that? Mean, well this is,
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  Speaker 2: well let me put it to put it this. WAY
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  Speaker 2: ubs AND Jp morgan Private bank assist families with assets
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  Speaker 2: typically exceed fifty million dollars or. More so we have
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  Speaker 2: a huge number of listeners that have fifty million dollars or.
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  Speaker 2: More the rest of you that are under fifty million
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  Speaker 2: dollars you don't have to listen to. This, well maybe
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  Speaker 2: you have less and you're going to leave any amount
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  Speaker 2: of money to family. Members and what the rich people are,
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  Speaker 2: doing AND i think it's going to come down all
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  Speaker 2: the way to people who have not a lot of
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  Speaker 2: money but still leaving some to Family are these mission?
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  Speaker 2: Statements what happens AFTER i? Die kind of? Thing do
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  Speaker 2: they have any legal Import absolutely. Not this is about
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  Speaker 2: the families getting together or whoever is leaving all the
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  Speaker 2: money to family, members usually a patriarch who established a
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  Speaker 2: business and has everybody sit down and talk about where
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  Speaker 2: the family is, going what charities are going to be
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  Speaker 2: continued to be funded and helped out to somehow try
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  Speaker 2: to avert a contentious relationship between siblings and other people
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  Speaker 2: who are claiming to be inheritor's beneficiaries of wealth and
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  Speaker 2: as if that's going to do ANYTHING i. ASK i
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  Speaker 2: get asked, Questions AND i mean Every, saturday someone is
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  Speaker 2: contesting someone's, will Ge, bill what DO i? Do CAN
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  Speaker 2: i do my own will on the? Internet how much
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  Speaker 2: money do you? Have four million? DOLLARS i, go you
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  Speaker 2: out of your, mind you, die you pop. Off there
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  Speaker 2: are going to be, cousins there are going to be
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  Speaker 2: people you've never seen before come out of the woodwork and,
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  Speaker 2: say how about? Me how do you take care of? That,
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  Speaker 2: well you have a, trust or you have a will
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  Speaker 2: that's air, tight so you go to an attorney who
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  Speaker 2: can draft this, up this up because you know there's
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  Speaker 2: going to be a tax. Anyway so not that fifty
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  Speaker 2: million dollars is in my, life BUT i handle my.
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  Speaker 2: Kids there is a, Trust there is a family trust
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  Speaker 2: that the majority of money goes to my. Kids and
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  Speaker 2: do we get together on a regular basis and talk
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  Speaker 2: about the philosophy where the family is? Going, no we do.
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  Speaker 2: Not the only RELATIONSHIP i have with my kids VISA
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  Speaker 2: vi the. Trust the only COMMUNICATION i have IS i
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  Speaker 2: keep a copy of the trust at. Home and every
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  Speaker 2: Time i'm unhappy with one of the. KIDS i bring
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  Speaker 2: out the trust AND i, say you see this. Trust
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  Speaker 2: you KNOW i can change this trust any TIME i,
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  Speaker 2: want and you Know i'm going to do this. Afternoon
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  Speaker 2: leave it all to your. Sister. Oops and THEN i
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  Speaker 2: do the same thing to the other. One so they
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  Speaker 2: have no. Idea But i'll tell you they are very
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  Speaker 2: solicitous and they treat me very very. Well. DAD i love, You,
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  Speaker 2: Dad you're the greatest guy in the. World, okay no
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  Speaker 2: money for? You and AM i leaving money to? Charity
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  Speaker 2: oh that's the other. Thing. Dad you're not a big
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  Speaker 2: fan of, charities are? You are? You is that? Stick
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  Speaker 2: or you really don't like? Charities you, Know i'm not
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  Speaker 2: a big fan of. CHARITIES i, mean you, know kids
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  Speaker 2: don't eat And i'm okay with. That you, know there
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  Speaker 2: are families who live in. Tents, OKAY i understand that
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  Speaker 2: there's some very nice tents out. There there's a will
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  Speaker 2: giving me the. Look, okay so much fearing, It thank.
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  Speaker 2: YOU i worked very hard at. It NOW i want
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  Speaker 2: to talk a little bit about working beyond your retirement,
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  Speaker 2: age WHICH i believe in AND i have. DONE i
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  Speaker 2: should have retired a few years. AGO i, MEAN i
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  Speaker 2: could HAVE i hit sixty. FIVE i just blew right
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  Speaker 2: past that because the thought of not screaming and abusing
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  Speaker 2: you is beyond my. Comprehension let me give you a
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  Speaker 2: stat nineteen sixty Two american men worked on average to
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  Speaker 2: the age of sixty. Six now it's below sixty. Five,
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  Speaker 2: see we think of people everybody working longer than it's not.
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  Speaker 2: True so now it's a year, earlier but the average
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  Speaker 2: life expectancy has increased by nine. Years it was just
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  Speaker 2: a poll done by The Longevity. Project seventy three percent
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  Speaker 2: of adults were concerned by the idea of working ten
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  Speaker 2: years longer in order to support a hundred year old,
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  Speaker 2: lifestyle WHICH i don't understand at. ALL i, mean it's
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  Speaker 2: going to to be one hundred and, research extensive research
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  Speaker 2: has shown the second half of life is as important
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  Speaker 2: a source of social connection purpose good, health and there
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  Speaker 2: is the issue good health and feeling good all translates
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  Speaker 2: into living a lot. Longer one study of about eighty
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  Speaker 2: three thousand older adults over the course of fifteen years
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  Speaker 2: found that people who work past their traditional retirement age
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  Speaker 2: of sixty five three times more likely to report being
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  Speaker 2: in good. Health all of that is. Fantastic you keep on,
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  Speaker 2: working you feel, good and that's absolutely. True then there
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  Speaker 2: are the blue collar workers that work with their, hands
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  Speaker 2: that work demands physical. Activity that's. ME i sit on my,
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  Speaker 2: ASS i get, up go have a, bagel refresh my,
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  Speaker 2: coffee and and it is a lot of physical. Labor just,
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  Speaker 2: this just the. WALKING i wake up in the morning
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  Speaker 2: AND i go to the. STUDIO i have a thirty foot.
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  Speaker 2: Commute this is a good. Thing but the reality is
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  Speaker 2: that people are not looking at blue collar workers where
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  Speaker 2: the exact opposite is. True my dad was an electrician
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  Speaker 2: and he pulled wire for his most of his adult
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  Speaker 2: life and it was tiring. WORK i, mean he worked
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  Speaker 2: like an. Ass he worked his ass off and he
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  Speaker 2: could not wait to. Retire and there was none of.
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  Speaker 2: This let's go into another. Profession you're a, plumber for.
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  Speaker 2: Example he make very good. Money but at sixty, five you're. Ready,
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  Speaker 2: MAN i don't want to work another ten or fifteen years.
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  Speaker 2: Now some people have to because they have not done
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  Speaker 2: a good ability Saving and There's amy raising her. Hand
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  Speaker 2: some people have to work to supplement so security because
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  Speaker 2: you haven't done a good job saving or you haven't
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  Speaker 2: been able to save because life is so. Expensive but
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  Speaker 2: the bottom line is if you, can if you feel,
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  Speaker 2: okay do you want to? Work, Yeah i'm Already i'm
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  Speaker 2: already checking out The walmarts around my. Area i'm practicing saying,
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  Speaker 2: hey welcome To walmart In spanish And farsi And. Chinese not.
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  Speaker 2: costco Greet they have people at The Costcos New. Life
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  Speaker 2: those aren't. Greeters, no those aren't. Greeters they actually. Work
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  Speaker 2: they take your, receipt they count the number of items
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  Speaker 2: you have and they check them and then they put
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  Speaker 2: that marketing pen through the through the. Receipts you can
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  Speaker 2: do it at the. Entrance, well they just have people saying,
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  Speaker 2: yeah you know, what you're. Right, ever since they do
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  Speaker 2: the you have to acre in Your costco. Card thank.
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  Speaker 2: You welcome To. Costco you're absolutely right. Done it's going to.
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  Speaker 2: HAPPEN i feel better. Now you plan a working past?
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  Speaker 2: Retirement what is? Retirement? Exactly all? Right cono has no
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  Speaker 2: idea what retirement. Is he's so far. Away will working past? Retirement? Yeah, yeah?
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  Speaker 2: Okay and working past retirement you? Betja you? Know and
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  Speaker 2: why is? It because none of us have blue collar. Jobs,
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  Speaker 2: Well kono does because he has to reach over and
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  Speaker 2: on AND i don't know how that. WORKS i still
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