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It's Your Money, We Want to Use It When We Need It · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Wednesday morning, nineteenth day of March. I'm Wes, thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Well, they're home, the astronauts, or home Butch
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Speaker 2: and Sunny back on Earth, back in the US, and
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Speaker 2: they have made their way back with the rest of
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Speaker 2: a Crew nine as the Dragon splashdown yesterday evening. If
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Speaker 2: nothing else, we can stop this conversation about them being
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Speaker 2: stuck on the International Space Station. We can stop all
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Speaker 2: of that. They never really were ever stuck. But that's
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Speaker 2: been the play by the media, and it's been very
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Speaker 2: interesting to see the way that this is played out.
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Speaker 2: One side of media has played it for the clicks,
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Speaker 2: it's great clickbait, and another side of media, the conservative media,
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Speaker 2: has played up the Elon is a hero, Trump is
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Speaker 2: a hero side of it. So few things to digest.
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Speaker 2: And we've talked about this a lot on the Made
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Speaker 2: of Stars podcast over the past several weeks. Doctor Sean
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Speaker 2: Cruise and I that show. We do that every Thursday,
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Speaker 2: most Thursdays, we drop a new episode of Made of Stars.
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Speaker 2: We talk about everything in space and all the stuff
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Speaker 2: on Earth as it pertains to all the stuff in space,
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Speaker 2: and sometimes that involves talking about SpaceX and Elon Musk
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Speaker 2: and everyone involved in all this. And I know I've
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Speaker 2: talked about this a little bit here, but just for
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Speaker 2: the record and just so that we're all very clear
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Speaker 2: on this, because there was still still seemed to be
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Speaker 2: a lot of confusion about this as of yesterday. This
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Speaker 2: whole process of two astronauts that went to space on
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Speaker 2: a Boeing craft on their Starliner, their rocket launching the
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Speaker 2: star a craft into space, docked with the International Space Station,
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Speaker 2: and after a long series of doing tests on this thing,
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Speaker 2: they decided that they were going to send it back
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Speaker 2: home without the two astronauts, that it would be in
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Speaker 2: the best interest of everyone involved to keep them behind,
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Speaker 2: just to be cautious. So that's what they did. And
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Speaker 2: as it turns out, they could have been on that
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Speaker 2: craft and safely come back to Earth because the ship
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Speaker 2: made it back, but they stayed behind in the interest
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Speaker 2: of safety. That's one of the things that you do.
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Speaker 2: That's just what you do. You don't put their lives
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Speaker 2: at risk. You send it home, leave them behind. Because
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Speaker 2: there was a plan that was hatched to send up
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Speaker 2: the next crew dragon, which was Crew nine, and have
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Speaker 2: two of the astronauts that were set to be on
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Speaker 2: board not board the craft, and it would go up
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Speaker 2: with just two astronauts and have two empty seats, and
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Speaker 2: that effectively made Butch and Sonny the other two members
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Speaker 2: of Crew nine. It happens that way sometimes, it's just happened.
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Speaker 2: Frank Rubio as an astronaut who went up, there was
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Speaker 2: an issue with their ship that he went up with
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Speaker 2: the Russians and he ended up there without a ride
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Speaker 2: home for a while and now holds the record for
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Speaker 2: the longest time spending space in the International Space Station
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Speaker 2: as an American. So it's this isn't unprecedented. They ended
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Speaker 2: up sending up something to bring him home, and he
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Speaker 2: came home. That's just what happens. Now. There was some
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Speaker 2: conversation then that he was kind of stranded up there,
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Speaker 2: he was left on board. That was a little bit
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Speaker 2: more accurate than what was going on here. But the
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Speaker 2: clickbait of two astronauts who went up and their ship
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Speaker 2: came home, and they didn't initially have a designated ship
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Speaker 2: to come home, right, So when the Crew nine arrived,
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Speaker 2: they effectively have had a ride this entire time. It's
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Speaker 2: not like they were stuck and didn't have a means
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Speaker 2: of getting home. They were just there. Now we get
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Speaker 2: into an issue of semantics, and I know we covered this,
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Speaker 2: but as people were saying, well, they're stuck because they
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Speaker 2: didn't get to come home after eight days, they had
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Speaker 2: to be there this extended nine month period. All of that.
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Speaker 2: The reality though, is they had to ride the whole time.
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Speaker 2: They became part of the next crew. That's what you do.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes Crew ten went up and they had a handoff
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Speaker 2: of you guys, you know, they tag them in like
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Speaker 2: in wrestling. Crew tends there, Crew nine comes home. I
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Speaker 2: was still seeing messages that the Crew ten ship was
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Speaker 2: going up to bring them home. Their ride home had launched,
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Speaker 2: and that's not what happened. Now's some issues about whether
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Speaker 2: or not Elon Musk says. He says the Biden administration
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Speaker 2: wouldn't let him send a ship up just to get
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Speaker 2: them before the election. That's where this started to get
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Speaker 2: complicated because if that's the case and it was about politics,
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Speaker 2: that's what his accusation was. If that's not accurate and
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Speaker 2: that's not how it went down, it does make more
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Speaker 2: sense though, to make them part of the next crew.
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Speaker 2: So there's that. But there were still people using the
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Speaker 2: stuck terminology yesterday, probably some still using it today that
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Speaker 2: I haven't looked at any of those news sites, but
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Speaker 2: they're probably still saying, Hey, the stuck astronauts, the stranded
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Speaker 2: astronauts are back. So they are, they're back home. That's good,
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Speaker 2: happy ending. I'm disgusted at the thought that I'm sure
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Speaker 2: there were some of our friends on the i'll say
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Speaker 2: extreme far left, but some of our friends on the
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Speaker 2: left that were probably hoping this mission would go bad,
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Speaker 2: it would go south. I didn't hear that anywhere, but
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Speaker 2: I kind of feel like behind closed doors because they
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Speaker 2: were happy when the Falcon Heavy had its recent explosion
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Speaker 2: in the sky. And I think am I out of
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Speaker 2: line to say that there would be people on the
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Speaker 2: left that would have been happy to have that disaster
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Speaker 2: to celebrate and say, ha ha, look at Elon Musk,
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Speaker 2: what a failure. Hey, we got another celebrity that left
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Speaker 2: the country, Courtney Love. I don't know the last time
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Speaker 2: Courtney Love was relevant in any capacity. It's not like
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Speaker 2: I don't know that she's released any new music in
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Speaker 2: a long time. I met her once. It went exactly
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Speaker 2: like you probably expect. I don't know what her current
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Speaker 2: status is as far as her drinking and or doing drugs.
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Speaker 2: I can tell you this. When I met her, she
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Speaker 2: was on something. She was on something, that's all I
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Speaker 2: can tell you. She was fascinated with a porta potty.
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Speaker 2: We were standing there talking and she saw a porta
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Speaker 2: potty and mumbled something to me about it and then
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Speaker 2: proceeded to just touch the walls of the porta potty.
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Speaker 2: And it was exactly what I didn't disappoint. As far
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Speaker 2: as my time with Courtney Love, I think it was
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Speaker 2: about two hours away from her stripping completely naked in
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Speaker 2: front of a bunch of people. So at least I
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Speaker 2: missed out on all that. But she says she's I
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Speaker 2: guess she's there already. She's been in England and she
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Speaker 2: was going to live there. I think she wants to
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Speaker 2: live in London now. And my question, I think for
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Speaker 2: some of these people that say they're leaving because of
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Speaker 2: Trump and all that, they still have a house here.
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Speaker 2: You're keeping property, you're keeping an apartment, because if you
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Speaker 2: just kind of just go there and hang out for
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Speaker 2: four years, I don't know that really counts as moving. Really,
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Speaker 2: who moves? Who says I'm moving and gets a different
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Speaker 2: place to stay and then waits a little while and
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Speaker 2: then comes back to the original place. I mean, you
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Speaker 2: still had the place there, right anyway, Maybe she's renting
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Speaker 2: it out to a friend. All right. I want to
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Speaker 2: talk about Chuck Schumer on the View weird and I
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Speaker 2: mean we have these moments with the View where we
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Speaker 2: can sit there and say so many times you just
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Speaker 2: if you even dare to venture into it, you can't
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Speaker 2: help but roll your eyes. And this is one of those,
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Speaker 2: like really weird things that went down there. Chuck Schumer
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Speaker 2: got dressed down by some of the women of the View.
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Speaker 2: Of course, there's this split now. We've got a divide
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Speaker 2: now in the Democrat Party, which is interesting. I've talked
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Speaker 2: to you for years about the way they seem to
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Speaker 2: be so unified on so many things, and now here's
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Speaker 2: this split between we want to be extreme, far left,
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Speaker 2: but understanding that that's not going to win elections, and
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Speaker 2: that you have to find something just a little bit
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Speaker 2: more moderate. You're going to have to find something closer
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Speaker 2: to centrist if you have any hopes of getting the
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Speaker 2: party to a point where it's going to win again.
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Speaker 2: Republicans went through this. There have been candidates that were
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Speaker 2: much more far right, much more conservative. We have still
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Speaker 2: seen some of them recently. We have seen some recently
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Speaker 2: popping in these discussions about budgets and keeping the country
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Speaker 2: and the government funded. Some of these more conservative people
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Speaker 2: are not afraid to step into this mix and say
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Speaker 2: we want more cuts, we want less spending, this is
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Speaker 2: what we're about. And I think there's been like, although
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Speaker 2: people want to label Republicans and say it's all a
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Speaker 2: bunch of crazy alt right Republicans, which I don't know
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Speaker 2: that I'm hearing that term quite as much anymore. It's
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Speaker 2: still out there, I'm sure, but you know we're not.
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Speaker 2: We're not. And I've said this many times. We don't
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Speaker 2: talk about the extreme alt left liberals, the people who
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Speaker 2: hijack the party, the people that want the airplanes full
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Speaker 2: of criminals to turn around in mid air and bring
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Speaker 2: them back to America and not deport them. You know,
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Speaker 2: people who are in the country ill legally committing crimes,
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Speaker 2: known for committing crimes, wanted for crimes, that were deported,
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Speaker 2: put on an airplane, gotten in the sky, and then
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Speaker 2: suddenly one of the you know, the alt left judges
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Speaker 2: jumps in and says no, no, no, no, no, bring the
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Speaker 2: plane back. They weren't allowed to deport those guys. They
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Speaker 2: got rights, man, they got rights. Another thing, just quickly
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Speaker 2: before I get back to Schumer, I've seen a few
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Speaker 2: people complaining about I guess some of the ICE raids.
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Speaker 2: There's the occasional person who kind of gets caught up
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Speaker 2: in it. They're there where maybe there are a bunch
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Speaker 2: of people who are getting grabbed, and they get grabbed
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Speaker 2: and there's some confusion going on. That's awful, that's terrible
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Speaker 2: if you're an American citizen and you are in the
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Speaker 2: middle of all of this and you get caught up
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Speaker 2: in it. But that is that very those people. That
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Speaker 2: person in this example is the reason why obstructing ICE
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Speaker 2: and trying to give everyone a heads up when ICE
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Speaker 2: might be showing up is a problem, because if you're
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Speaker 2: trying to help the criminals, or you're trying to help
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Speaker 2: people who have come into the country illegally, and someone
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Speaker 2: who is supposed to be here gets caught up in it,
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Speaker 2: that becomes on you because or whoever whoever is obstructing
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Speaker 2: whoever is trying to run the smoke screen for the
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Speaker 2: people who aren't supposed to be here. Let them do
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Speaker 2: their job, help them do their job, and then those
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Speaker 2: other people w don't get caught up in it anyway.
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Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer goes on the View and he basically starts talking,
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Speaker 2: and he really kind of lays out one of these
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Speaker 2: big differences between the right and the left, and this
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Speaker 2: attitude that democrats, many Democrats have about Republicans. And I
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Speaker 2: know some people who claim to be left of center
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Speaker 2: liberals or even centrists, and they repeat some of these
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Speaker 2: same kind of talking points people that I know. So
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Speaker 2: here's Chuck Schumer talking about basically some of these wealthy
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Speaker 2: business owners that aren't necessarily so willing to contribute as
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Speaker 2: much of their tax money as possible on the View.
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Speaker 2: He says, their attitude is, I made my money all
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Speaker 2: by myself. How dare your government take my money from me.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to pay taxes, or I built my
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Speaker 2: company with my bare hands. How dare your government tell
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Speaker 2: me how I should treat my customers, the land and
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Speaker 2: water that I own, or my employees. They hate government.
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Speaker 2: The government's a barrier to people a barrier to stop
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Speaker 2: them from doing things. They want to destroy it. We
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Speaker 2: are not letting them do it and are united. There's
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Speaker 2: so much to process there. So this is someone This
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Speaker 2: is his attitude about people who work hard, earn their money,
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Speaker 2: and want to keep their money. This shows you the
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Speaker 2: attitude by many on the left. They think that someone
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Speaker 2: who earns money shouldn't be allowed to keep their money.
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Speaker 2: I have friends who like to say, hey, you know
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Speaker 2: the these companies, these business owners, the Elon Musks of
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Speaker 2: the world. When people say he doesn't pay taxes or
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Speaker 2: he's not paying the same tax rate that everyone else is.
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Speaker 2: I don't have to sit here and tell you that
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Speaker 2: when Elon Musk's companies pay a tax rate that may
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Speaker 2: be a few percentage points less than everyone else because
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Speaker 2: some deal to keep his businesses in America or in
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Speaker 2: certain places, certain states where he can do business without
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Speaker 2: having to pay more taxes and instead use money to
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Speaker 2: go towards what his businesses due. So if he's paying
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Speaker 2: two percent less as a rate, then a person who
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Speaker 2: makes one hundred thousand dollars a year, he's still paying
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Speaker 2: a lot more money in taxes than the person who
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Speaker 2: makes one hundred thousand dollars a year, or the really
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Speaker 2: small business than only profits that much when you start
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Speaker 2: doing two percentage points less. But the amount of money
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Speaker 2: that you're applying this percentage to is billions, hundreds of
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Speaker 2: billions of dollars. He's paying a lot more in taxes, yeh,
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Speaker 2: but he should pay the same rate as everybody else.
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Speaker 2: See these are the talking points. This is the kind
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Speaker 2: of thing that that attitude comes from. I would I
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Speaker 2: if I know that Elon Musk is paying or any
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Speaker 2: wealthy but Elon Musk pays more taxes every year than
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Speaker 2: any other than most people combined. I mean, he has
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Speaker 2: the record in running more taxes. Now, he doesn't take
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Speaker 2: a salary, so he's not paying income tax. So that's different.
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Speaker 2: And that's what a lot of business owners do. When
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Speaker 2: you're making money at that level. You just borrow money
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Speaker 2: out of your business and spend it on what you
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Speaker 2: need to spend it on, typically to do more business.
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Speaker 2: That's what he does. He doesn't live in a giant mansion.
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Speaker 2: That's not what he does. That's not who he is.
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Speaker 2: He just works all the time and doing what he's
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Speaker 2: doing for dose just makes people hate him more so
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Speaker 2: here is Chuck Schumer laying it out for you. How
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Speaker 2: dare you want to keep the money that you earn.
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Speaker 2: It's not your money, it's our money. We want to
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Speaker 2: get it if these people won't let us get our
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Speaker 2: hands on their money, so we can do what we
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Speaker 2: do with them. You know what they do with them,
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Speaker 2: They basically buy votes with them. They brib people to
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Speaker 2: vote for them. It's not a secret anymore that allowing
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Speaker 2: people to come across the southern border and trying to
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Speaker 2: get them settled in somewhere and providing them with everything
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Speaker 2: they need, housing, food, schooling, medicine, whatever they need. Get
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Speaker 2: them in, get them settled, get them the right to vote.
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Speaker 2: Eighty percent chance they're going to vote Democrat. That's what
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Speaker 2: the state the stats say. So it's not a big
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Speaker 2: shock that that's what the plan is. So it's not
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Speaker 2: a big shock here to learn. They just want to
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Speaker 2: get their hands on that money. And they hate that
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Speaker 2: these people like Elon Musk that are working at doze
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Speaker 2: or cutting out some of the ways that they're getting
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Speaker 2: kickbacks on money, the way that they're work in the system,
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Speaker 2: Cause hey, the government doesn't have any money. It's our money,
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Speaker 2: it's tax money, but they're trying to figure out how
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Speaker 2: one years old, previously said many people thought I'd be
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Speaker 2: healthy by walking six miles a day and never orders
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Speaker 2: a side of fries. Fries or what get you what?
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Speaker 2: Those calories from those fries will jump on you. I
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Speaker 2: don't know what the calorie count is on the Big Mac.
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Speaker 2: That's not typically what I get at McDonald's, and I
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Speaker 2: don't really go to McDonald's a lot, to be completely honest.
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Speaker 2: I did that a lot more when I was younger.
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Speaker 2: But you can cut out the fries. That's where you're
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Speaker 2: dates are increasing in popularity, with singles opting to get
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Speaker 2: can hang out in the coffee shop for hours. If
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Speaker 2: it's a bust, you can be done in half an
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Speaker 2: hour or even less. So coffee dates catching on in popularity.
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Speaker 2: So ing is like tomorrow, right, it's about to happen.
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Speaker 2: sound of someone's heavy breathing. If you said yes, you
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Speaker 2: the sound of a lot of water being poured into
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Speaker 2: It's one of those sounds that, like radio, people are
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