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Wicked Radio 11-1: Conservative Women Are REALLY Pissed Off...Good! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Well, to start November. I didn't have on my bingo
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Speaker 1: card that Democrats would actually insult women and moms. But
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Speaker 1: here we are. It's actually happened. Was that the October surprise?
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Speaker 1: Was there an October surprise? I don't even know? But
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Speaker 1: this was so revealing and I gotta tell you, and
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Speaker 1: we'll have some sound from this, but really what it
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Speaker 1: all means the visceral angry, completely organic reaction from women
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Speaker 1: to Mark Cuban's stupid statement. We'll get to here in
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Speaker 1: a second. The reaction to it, which is completely natural
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Speaker 1: and like I said, completely organic. It's a beautiful, beautiful thing.
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Speaker 1: What's happened? It really is, even though it's anger. You know,
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Speaker 1: we don't fight with muskets anymore. We fight with words. Boy,
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Speaker 1: was this revealing. We'll talk about that as well as
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Speaker 1: the man who summed it up perfectly, Tucker Carlson, was
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Speaker 1: on stage last night with President Trump in Arizona. Oh yeah,
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Speaker 1: by not covered in the media. No, they just you know,
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Speaker 1: a couple of guys talking, no band, no pyrotechnics, just talking,
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Speaker 1: selling out an arena eighteen thousand people. No big deal though, No,
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Speaker 1: that's no big deal in Arizona. Of all places, battleground state.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk about that, but it is the weekend and
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Speaker 1: we're into a new month. We'll talk about daylight savings time.
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Speaker 1: That's back, little feel good story about what to do
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Speaker 1: with all that extra Halloween candy from the Halloween season,
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Speaker 1: because if you're like me and you didn't get a
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Speaker 1: lot of kids, got to figure out to do something
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Speaker 1: with it. And I think we've got a good story there.
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Speaker 1: And some new movies we'll talk about because it is
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Speaker 1: the weekended. God, thank God for that. Welcome to Friday.
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Speaker 1: Well got a wicked radio. Thanks for finding me. I'm
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Speaker 1: on YouTube and all that good stuff. But speaking of
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Speaker 1: this stuff, let's get to it. Well, here we are
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Speaker 1: Mark Cuban, and we've said up before, I don't know
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Speaker 1: what happened to Mark Cuban. I don't know when he
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Speaker 1: turned into what he's trying to do. I don't know
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Speaker 1: whether they have dirt on him. I don't know whether
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Speaker 1: he's just trying to get in with a new administration
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Speaker 1: and he's hedging his bet and he's betting on Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris to get in because he wants some favoriteism and
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Speaker 1: he wants to be in the I don't know what's happening.
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Speaker 1: But never confuse intelligence with common sense, because here's a
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Speaker 1: very smart guy. Obviously he's a tech guy. Right, he's
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Speaker 1: a billionaire. I get that he's a sports club owner
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Speaker 1: with the Mavericks. Doesn't mean he's smart, doesn't mean he
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Speaker 1: has street smarts or and this is what we're getting to.
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Speaker 1: This is kind of like the theme today, understands how
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Speaker 1: people actually work. Well, here we go. Here's the statement
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Speaker 1: from one of the many interviews that he's done in
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Speaker 1: this election season.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women.
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Speaker 1: Ever.
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Speaker 3: It's just that simple.
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Speaker 1: How do you possibly how do you possibly make that
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Speaker 1: statement and not think that's going to create a hell storm?
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Speaker 1: I've seen the I mean maybe unless he's like a
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Speaker 1: mole to destroy their campaign. Because this thing, let me
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Speaker 1: tell you the reaction for this, and you've seen it too.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it infuriated and then sensed you as well. The
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Speaker 1: reaction from this thing has been incredible. I mean, there
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Speaker 1: are viral movements that happen, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 1: There are things that are like organized, let's get this
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Speaker 1: hashtag going, or you know, it's a it's no shave
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Speaker 1: November or something stupid like that. No, this is completely organic,
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Speaker 1: completely reactionary, and massive. If you follow social media at all,
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Speaker 1: and if you're on here, you probably do massive visceral
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Speaker 1: anger from conservative women. And I am here to tell you,
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Speaker 1: even though it's even though it's anger, right, even though
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Speaker 1: it's vitriol, it's beautiful and it's healthy, and it's fantastic
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Speaker 1: that this actually happened. It's a beautiful thing because I
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Speaker 1: think it cleared up so much we've all wondered about
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Speaker 1: over the years. You can look anywhere, go on YouTube, here,
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Speaker 1: on x Facebook even for the video reactions from women,
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Speaker 1: even some little surprise you, from all walks of life,
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Speaker 1: just regular, everyday folks, strong, beautiful women that maybe even
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Speaker 1: just moms, you know, the lifeblood of our entire country
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Speaker 1: and our society so far, and some famous ones too
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Speaker 1: reacting to this. I just cherry picked this one because
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Speaker 1: I think she has a great reaction. So Alena Haba,
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Speaker 1: I call her Alena Haba, Haba habba if you know
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Speaker 1: what I'm talking about. She is probably going to be
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Speaker 1: in the Trump administration. She's one of the Trump lawyers.
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Speaker 1: In the lawfare cases that they've thrown against him, she's
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Speaker 1: one of them. She's won a bunch of themen' She's
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Speaker 1: always there. You've seen her a lot, and she's been
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Speaker 1: at the rallies and she's spoken. Just cherry picked this one.
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Speaker 1: Here's her video reaction to Mark Cuban, and I think
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Speaker 1: it's a good one.
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Speaker 4: I'm licensed in four states. I graduated college in three years.
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Speaker 4: Savage beea Trump, by the way, I could keep going.
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Speaker 4: But those are the cases I win. And you're left
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Speaker 4: wing media and your rhetoric and you're putting women down.
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Speaker 4: See President Trump doesn't do that. Yeah, he surrounds himself
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Speaker 4: with strong women like me. So Mark Cuban, you can
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Speaker 4: go to hell. I'm voting for Trump because I want
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Speaker 4: my daughter to never ever be around people that speak
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Speaker 4: like you do.
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Speaker 1: I almost cut her off there. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: get her mad at me, but it's true. That's pretty typical.
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Speaker 1: Now she's one of the most well known conservative women
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Speaker 1: and is surround and she's one of those women around
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Speaker 1: Trump that's strong and smart, not dumb, not weak. So
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Speaker 1: it's a perfect example to play for you as an example.
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Speaker 1: But that was all over the place, and it's I
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Speaker 1: think it's good. I think it's right. I think it's understandable.
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Speaker 1: And I gotta tell you, I think I didn't this
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Speaker 1: whole time. I mean we're talking years now, and this
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Speaker 1: has been like a cultural thing for years. The whole time.
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Speaker 1: I always really thought when the lefties, you know, which
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Speaker 1: have taken over the Democrat Party, have like really tried
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Speaker 1: to like push you know, effeminate men and you know,
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Speaker 1: the pro women thing, and I am woman hearing me
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Speaker 1: strong and then nothing wrong with that, you know, it's fine.
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Speaker 1: But really I thought it was just playing to the bass, right,
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Speaker 1: you know, it's like, you know, women, men should take up.
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Speaker 1: You hear this a lot. Men should take a back seat.
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Speaker 1: It's all about the women. It's you know, this and
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Speaker 1: that whatever. And I thought, okay, whatever, that that's fine.
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Speaker 1: I thought it was just a plane to the bass,
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Speaker 1: Like I said, it's not. And not till this very
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Speaker 1: moment today did I truly understand, and I think we're
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Speaker 1: all waking up to this. It's a cultural misunderstanding, it
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Speaker 1: really is among the left and what's happening, what they've
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Speaker 1: tried to do now for like, we're on decades of this,
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Speaker 1: but it all came out with Mark Cuban's stupid, ignorant,
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Speaker 1: misogynistic comment that he made there and he's tried to
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Speaker 1: backtrack it off it. Well, I can't nail any of
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Speaker 1: every interview, and what I really meant was now, it's
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Speaker 1: too late, you said it. It's kind of like with
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Speaker 1: the Biden thing with garbage. They tried to like word
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Speaker 1: play it and what he really meant with no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: we all heard it, we all understand it, and our
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Speaker 1: visceral natural reaction to it is people are pissed off,
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Speaker 1: and that's a good thing. But he is the cultural misunderstanding.
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Speaker 1: I truly now am fully convinced that people on the left,
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Speaker 1: like Mark Cuban, they don't understand most women. What they
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Speaker 1: really don't understand are almost all common sense regular guys.
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Speaker 1: Because I always try to break it down to a
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Speaker 1: reaction here right, whenever trying to find out figure out
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Speaker 1: a news story or somebody says something stupid in the
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Speaker 1: media and is like confusion about it my own mind,
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Speaker 1: just from a communication person's perspective, I always try to
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Speaker 1: break it down to a personal level, and I imagine
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Speaker 1: the situation if it was one on one or whatever,
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Speaker 1: and how you would take it that way. Right, So
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Speaker 1: instead of an interview which is now top trending in
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Speaker 1: the world and has gone viral, as the kids say,
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Speaker 1: and it's everybody knows about it, instead of that, imagine
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Speaker 1: you're sitting down at just like a sports bar, and
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Speaker 1: you just having dinner with your wife and Mark Cuban
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Speaker 1: decides to come up to you and he sits down
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Speaker 1: and somehow in the conversation he says to you or
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Speaker 1: directly to your wife, right or your mom, either one,
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Speaker 1: that they're weak and not intelligent if they said that.
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Speaker 1: Now here's my reaction, and I have a gut feeling
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Speaker 1: that you feel the same way. If you're following me. Obviously, obviously,
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Speaker 1: without question, I would kick his ass. I'm not even
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Speaker 1: I'm not even obviously I think everybody would. Like he
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Speaker 1: sits there and he insults your mom, and he insults
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Speaker 1: your wife or your daughter, without question, you'd kick his ass.
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Speaker 1: Maybe you maybe you would give him a chance to
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Speaker 1: apologize or whatever, and then then it's really on right. Truly,
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Speaker 1: most men, most regular dudes feel that way. If you
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Speaker 1: insulted a woman in your life that's very close to
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Speaker 1: you that you will love, clearly you would do that.
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Speaker 1: Here's the difference, and here's what we know now. They
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Speaker 1: don't understand that. They don't understand the protective nature that
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Speaker 1: dudes have for women, the conservative, normal, regular everyday dudes
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Speaker 1: have for women. They don't understand that. They really truly don't.
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Speaker 1: That whole party doesn't understand that. You know, put this
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Speaker 1: into perspective perfectly. Last night, going back to this again,
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Speaker 1: was that rally in Arizona? Oh, you know, no big
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Speaker 1: deal selling out an eighteen thousand seed arena in Arizona.
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Speaker 1: Tromp and Nicole Shanahan was there. Tucker Carlson was there.
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Speaker 1: No band, no pyrotechnics, no nothing, just speaking, no coverage,
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Speaker 1: no big deal. Yeah, okay, But Tucker gets up there
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Speaker 1: and he talks about it, and he put so well
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Speaker 1: into words what I'm trying to do and failing miserably,
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Speaker 1: But Tucker nailed it. This cultural difference between the left
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Speaker 1: and how they view women and how we protect women
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Speaker 1: and everybody else and the common sense people. Here's Tucker
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Speaker 1: last night in Arizona. He says it perfectly and his
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Speaker 1: lead in he was talking about AOC who was referring
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Speaker 1: to Doug Amof, who's the second gentleman or whatever the
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Speaker 1: hell he is. You know, Kambala's husband. But she was
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Speaker 1: at a.
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Speaker 2: Rally in Vegas yesterday and she goes, Doug m Hoff
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Speaker 2: is the model of masculinity.
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Speaker 1: Oh man.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, memo to any unmarried women here, do not date
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Speaker 2: a feminist man. They'll smack you around.
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Speaker 4: Trust me.
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Speaker 2: It's the weak ones you have to be afraid of.
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Speaker 2: But it's the strong ones they're afraid of because they
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Speaker 2: know that what they've done and have been doing for
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Speaker 2: decades could be exposed.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't it make more sense now? He said it so
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Speaker 1: well and so perfectly. Now we understand two things. Culturally,
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Speaker 1: the left really truly doesn't have an understanding of, I
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Speaker 1: think just basic traditional male female roles. They really don't,
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Speaker 1: no matter how you feel about that. And number two,
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Speaker 1: now you know why this whole like a feminization of men.
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Speaker 1: You know, the Doug Amoffs of the world, who's a shining,
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Speaker 1: perfect example, that guy. You know he's right too, Tucker.
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Speaker 1: Never trust a dude that calls him a feminist. You
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Speaker 1: can love and support and protect what you call yourself
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Speaker 1: a feminist. That's something you're dangerous. It's the weak ones
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Speaker 1: you gotta watch out for. And he's exactly right about that.
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Speaker 1: There is a complete misunderstanding. You know what else, chimed
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Speaker 1: in incredible on Fox Business last night. You've even managed
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Speaker 1: to piss off Maya Musk. Maya Musk is Elon's mom.
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Speaker 1: She has jumped into the fray. Now imagine being her.
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Speaker 1: By the way, you have produced a super genius, one
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Speaker 1: of the richest people in the world and one of
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Speaker 1: the most impactful people in the world. There's your accomplishment
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Speaker 1: right there. But she's also done some amazing things in
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Speaker 1: her own career. She spoke up about this because they
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Speaker 1: asked her about this. Uh, Maya Musk talking about the statement,
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Speaker 1: and she goes on to make fun of Kamala That's
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Speaker 1: that's who she's referring to.
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Speaker 5: Mark Cuban said made the comment about strong, intelligent women
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Speaker 5: are never around Donald Trump, and I wanted to get
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Speaker 5: your reaction.
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Speaker 3: To, well, it's certainly not us and it's certainly not
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Speaker 3: my friends, because they can put sentences together, and you
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Speaker 3: know who can't. The absurdity of the absurd in the
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Speaker 3: absurdity is absurd.
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Speaker 1: I mean, of course, really the queen of the Queen
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Speaker 1: of word salads herself. Right, you've referred to Kamala there, obviously,
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Speaker 1: and she didn't want to say her by name, but
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Speaker 1: she was close, She was close. She referred to her,
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Speaker 1: but she didn't mention her by name. But she's mad too.
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Speaker 1: That's a person surrounded by by default, by Trump. You're
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Speaker 1: gonna call maya musk, not intelligent or weak. Here's the
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Speaker 1: other thing too, how stupid this comment was. The other
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Speaker 1: amazing thing about Trump was and this is part of
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Speaker 1: the visceral reaction why people think it's so ridiculous and
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Speaker 1: what a damaging statement was to the Democrats that Mark
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Speaker 1: Cuban made. Okay, talk about the women who have been
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Speaker 1: closest to Trump, right, all of his ex wives, and
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Speaker 1: there's quite a few of them now, right, Avanna passed
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Speaker 1: away sadly, but there was Marlon Maples, You've got Milania,
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Speaker 1: all of them that have been married to him. The
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Speaker 1: most amazing thing in the world of all these ridiculous
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Speaker 1: lawsuits and these stupid articles that came out to Disparagur's character.
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Speaker 1: Never you know, who's never ever come out to say
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Speaker 1: anything bad about him, the ex wives, never, not once.
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Speaker 1: That's one of the most telling things of all time.
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Speaker 1: There have been just doing cousins and the people that
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Speaker 1: claim that, well, thirty five years ago he you know,
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Speaker 1: assaulted me in a dressing room at a department store.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, and you're just coming out with this not right, right,
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Speaker 1: But the people who are really close to him never
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Speaker 1: say that kind of thing. And he's smart enough as
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Speaker 1: a businessman to surround himself with some of the smartest
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Speaker 1: women like Alina Habba in the world. I don't know what, like,
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Speaker 1: what's what these surrogates with the Harris campaign, like Mark Cuban,
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Speaker 1: It's like, did they or even like Biden, did they
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Speaker 1: like wake up in the morning and say, how can
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Speaker 1: I destroy your campaign today? Because this reaction is the
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Speaker 1: most beautiful thing in the world for women to be
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Speaker 1: pissed off at what he said. Maybe that was the
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Speaker 1: October surprise. I don't know, unbelievable, unbelievable cultural different. So
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Speaker 1: and thank you Mark Cuban. I want to thank you
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Speaker 1: for pointing that, pointing that out to all of us,
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Speaker 1: because we were a little confused at first, like why
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Speaker 1: do you say this about women? No, you just prove why.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of October, it's done. We're moving into November and
14:37
Speaker 1: welcome to a brand new month. But you know what
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Speaker 1: also is here? And I forgot about this because I dreaded,
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Speaker 1: but it's back. It's that time of the year, daylight
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Speaker 1: savings time End's early Sunday morning, get ready for at
14:47
Speaker 1: two am becomes one am. There's a new poll. You know,
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Speaker 1: I love my social surveys, love to see how people
14:54
Speaker 1: feel about this, and this was good news because we're
14:56
Speaker 1: not there yet, but we're getting closer to getting rid
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Speaker 1: of this thing. Twenty eight percent of people said they
15:02
Speaker 1: are not looking forward to this course. Forty one percent
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Speaker 1: of people said no, I don't care. I just adjust.
15:08
Speaker 1: But twenty three percent of people said they're looking forward
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Speaker 1: to it to a time change. Who are you animals?
15:14
Speaker 1: Who are you people? I want to know who you are?
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Speaker 1: But sixty three percent of people said they'd like to
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Speaker 1: see the clock changing twice a year. Absolutely abolished. This
15:23
Speaker 1: is one of those Ugov polls, not scientific but still
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Speaker 1: it's an indicator. Sixty three percent of people. We're getting there.
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Speaker 1: Every year. It ticks up a little bit to make
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Speaker 1: it just one thing. I don't care whether you pick
15:33
Speaker 1: daylight saving time. I don't care whether your regular standard time.
15:38
Speaker 1: I don't care what it is. I don't care. Somebody
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Speaker 1: pick a time and just keep it steady. Please, we
15:43
Speaker 1: don't need the change anymore. All right, this isn't the
15:46
Speaker 1: eighteen hundreds anymore. We need more daylight to farm the potatoes.
15:49
Speaker 1: We're okay. Somebody just pick a time and even think
15:53
Speaker 1: it's just me saying this, it's not every single year,
15:57
Speaker 1: and we'll talk about this on Monday. There the accident
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Speaker 1: rates go up and the crime rates go up. People
16:02
Speaker 1: get crazy when you take an hour away from them.
16:04
Speaker 1: I can tell you this personally. I got up at
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Speaker 1: three o'clock in the morning for thirty years for radio. Personally,
16:09
Speaker 1: I want to see if this affects me this time.
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Speaker 1: It may not. I don't know. Maybe I don't care anymore,
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Speaker 1: but man, this used to throw me off, or it
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Speaker 1: always traditionally has thrown me off for like a two
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Speaker 1: weeks that time change. I am fully in favor of
16:20
Speaker 1: getting rid of pick one. I don't care if it's
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Speaker 1: this one coming up. I don't care if it's the
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Speaker 1: daylight one. Whatever it is, somebody pick a steady time.
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Speaker 1: So they went off to change anymore. Done with this
16:31
Speaker 1: all right? A lot of politics, a lot of consternation,
16:34
Speaker 1: a lot of anger, even though it's good anger. We
16:36
Speaker 1: gotta talk about a feel good story, and I think
16:38
Speaker 1: this is good. So this is actually kind of sort
16:40
Speaker 1: of related to Halloween. Man, if you've got extra Halloween candy,
16:45
Speaker 1: and boy do I bought the jumbo bags because let
16:48
Speaker 1: you know, I was preparing because it's like I haven't
16:50
Speaker 1: built in my head as a homeowner. You don't want
16:52
Speaker 1: to run out of candy. Can't have the house egged
16:55
Speaker 1: or toilet papered by these little kids. Because last year
16:58
Speaker 1: we had a ton. It was close, didn't run out
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Speaker 1: of candy, but we had a ton of kids. So
17:02
Speaker 1: I overbought. Do you ever do that? I overbought candy
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Speaker 1: too much, giant jumbo bags, the little miniatures. So I'm
17:09
Speaker 1: stuck with too much candy. If you're going to an
17:11
Speaker 1: office every day, you can bring that in to get
17:13
Speaker 1: rid of it, because you don't want to be stuck
17:14
Speaker 1: with it right, because you're gonna wind up eating it
17:16
Speaker 1: and all that stuff. Here's an idea. If you've got
17:19
Speaker 1: a ton of leftover Halloween candy, there's a way to
17:21
Speaker 1: get rid of it that won't make a game weight
17:23
Speaker 1: is a program called Cash for Candy, and they're actually
17:26
Speaker 1: gonna pay you ten bucks a pound and send it
17:30
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17:33
Speaker 1: called healthywage dot com and then there's a link there
17:36
Speaker 1: for cash for Candy healthywage dot com and the link
17:39
Speaker 1: is cash for Candy. Get it to the troops and
17:42
Speaker 1: make some money off it. Now. You can also traditionally
17:45
Speaker 1: you don't actually have to do it where you get money.
17:47
Speaker 1: You can go to like you know, Forgotten Soldiers Outreach
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Speaker 1: or those are you know, you can send it out
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Speaker 1: and not get paid for it. But there's all kinds
17:55
Speaker 1: of things you can do. If you're got an open,
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Speaker 1: big giant jumbo bag of candy, either this one or
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Speaker 1: or something else, you won't get fat and then this
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Speaker 1: one maybe you get tim box I don't know, or
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Speaker 1: even more if you overbought like I did. It's also
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Speaker 1: the weekend. Let's talk about some weekend stuff. There's new
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Speaker 1: movies out this weekend, a lot of them. November is
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Speaker 1: a big the start of a big winter holiday season,
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Speaker 1: I think mainly because in the Northern States, in the
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Speaker 1: Midwest States, the weather starts to get really crappy and
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Speaker 1: people are looking for something to do to get out
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Speaker 1: of the house, and the theater is still inside. So
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Speaker 1: here's what you can waste your money on. Here are
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Speaker 1: the new titles. Something called Hit Pig. It's animated. Maybe
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Speaker 1: the kids want this. Jason Sadeikis is Hit Pig. He's
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Speaker 1: a bounty hunter who catches escaped animals and returns them
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Speaker 1: to their owners. Okay, not so much. Here. Tom Hanks
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Speaker 1: is out with a new one. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright.
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Speaker 1: She's back reuniting with their Forest Gump director Robert Zamechis.
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Speaker 1: It takes place in a single room over one hundred
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Speaker 1: years and the camera doesn't move at all. That sounds
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Speaker 1: like that would drive me crazy. Okay, new Tom Hanks
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Speaker 1: if you're into it. Uh Blitz This is when Germans
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Speaker 1: start bombing London for World War two. If you want
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Speaker 1: a crime drama, I mean a war drama, A real pain.
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Speaker 1: Jesse Eisenberg wrote and directed this one. It's a movie
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Speaker 1: where he and Kieran Culkin play cousins who reunites for
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Speaker 1: a Holocaust tour through Poland through to honor their grandmother.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't exactly sound like a date movie, but I thought
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Speaker 1: this was interesting. You know who else is back? Absolution
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Speaker 1: starring Liam Neeson. Now he's an aging boxer and he's
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Speaker 1: working as a hired muscle for a crime boss who's
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Speaker 1: Ron Pearlman. His health is deteriorating because he took too
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Speaker 1: many heads, too many hits to the squash, but he
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Speaker 1: tries to reconnect with his family and starts making riskier decisions.
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Speaker 1: There's a little cut of Absolution. Liam Neeson's back.
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Speaker 4: I don't know why I'm here.
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Speaker 3: things about me.
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Speaker 1: I think that Liam Neese and eras kind of over
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Speaker 1: as far as like because he goes into like remember
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Speaker 1: the movie Taken. They have a special set of skills.
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Speaker 1: Great actor and I love him, but you know it's
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Speaker 1: kind of like it kind of plays that same character
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Speaker 1: all the time. He's a great actor, But I don't know.
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Speaker 1: You want to waste ten bucks a ticket on that one?
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Speaker 1: Go ahead and have some fun. But it is the weekend. Everybody,
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Speaker 1: have a great, awesome, cool weekend. Remember it's okay to
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Speaker 1: get pissed off when people insult your mom, or your
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Speaker 1: all right, don't let any lefty insult the women in
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