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NY Mayor Says Illegals Are Going to Destroy His City · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day, and you're listening to the West Carroll Morning Show. Friday morning,
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eighth day of September. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me. The Mayor
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of New York says that the illegal migrants in New York are going to destroy
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New York City. He in a nutshell, is claiming that the fact that
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so many people are coming to New York that the issue will destroy New York
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City. He says, let me tell you something, New Yorkers, Never
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in my life have I had a problem that I did not see an ending
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too. I don't see an ending to this. We're getting ten thousand migrants
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a month. One time we were just getting Venezuela. Now we're getting Ecuador.
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Now we're getting Russian speaking coming through Mexico. We're getting Western Africa.
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We're now getting people from all over the globe that made their minds up that
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they're going to come through the southern border and coming to New York City.
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So basically, according to the New York Times, more than one hundred thousand
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legal aliens have come to New York City and shelters are maxed out. I
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think there's a two hundred plus shelters in New York. They've got people in
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schools, like school gymnasiums, they've got them in. They've taken hotels,
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over, various humanitarium centers, churches, wherever they can get people. And
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the thought now is that there's so many people in New York and they're continuing
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to come in that he says it will be the downfall. School just started
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back in New York this week, so public schools getting started, and there's
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like twenty thousand migrant children coming in. Teachers have been told you gotta find
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a way to teach them. They don't speak English and you don't speaking Spanish
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or whatever their language is. To figure it out. You're gonna have to
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figure it out some sort of way, or they've gotta figure out a way
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to teach them, and they have to figure things out. New York City
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is sanctuary city, and now we have its mayor saying that this is going
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to be the downfall of the city. And he basically said, we have
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a twelve billion dollars defercit. We're going to have to cut every service in
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the city is going to be impacted. All of us he said, as
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I said last year when we had fifteen thousand, I'm telling you, with
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this one hundred ten thousand in the city, we knew were about to lose.
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And we're all in this together, all of us. He also referenced
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the President, saying, month after month, I stood up and said this
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is going to come to a neighborhood near you. Well, we're here.
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We're getting no support on this national crisis. So here's my question, and
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here's why I bring this up. First of all, this is sanctuary city,
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New York City, the greatest city in the world. They call it,
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right, I mean, they call it New York, New York,
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the city, so a nice sending of it twice, but that doesn't really
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apply. They called the Big Apple. I don't know that that it really
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applies. But when they call it the greatest city in the world and it
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comes from a place of pride, and then they say we're a sanctuary city,
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and they say that we have so many people coming in that this will
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be the downfall of this city. And we're talking about, you know,
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tens of thousands a month coming in. So I guess my question is if
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people are coming into America through the southern border. Okay, unchecked, just
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coming in, they make their way to New York City. It's such a
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volume and such a number that it's going to be the downfall of New York
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City. What about the rest of the country. When folks on the right,
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I don't know a previous president who wanted a wall in place and was
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doing everything he could to keep people from just coming in when that was the
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norm, And folks on the right, we're concerned about even the small numbers
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that we're coming in, saying this is going to be a problem long term.
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Biden administration takes over. Then suddenly it becomes up time for everybody to
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come across the border, time for everybody to come to America. And then
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they started and there were folks on the right saying, why aren't we letting
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so many people in? This is too many people. This is gonna be
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a problem. We're going to have a problem. Not it's not gonna be
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a problem. These people need our help, they need our assistance. Sure,
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they were blowing right past any concepts of people coming in seeking amnesty.
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If they come in and they go through a country that could be considered a
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place that's better than where they came from. If they get to Mexico and
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it's better, then I don't know these places we're talking about Venezuela or Ecuador
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or Western Africa. If you're talking about the people coming up from Central America,
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you're talking about the people coming up from South America. You're talking about
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people that have made their way through Mexico to get here. We're not talking
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about people who were on a raft and came from Cuba. Okay, that's
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not who we're talking about. We're talking about people who on foot or on
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bus, drove through Mexico to get here right seeking help, seeking assistance.
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They skipped through other countries that were better than where they were, and as
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they start seeking assistance and help, basically the rule is, the law is
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that you stop at the next best place you get to. But that's not
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what they wanted. They wanted not just to come to America. They wanted
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to go to New York City. That's where they wanted to go. They
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got to the southern border, they came across, and then they made their
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way really all the way, almost all the way through America, got to
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New York City and they say, now it's a problem. So if the
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people coming in weren't a problem nationally. And I guess from a big picture
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perspective, if you're flooding into various parts of the country, if you've got
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I mean, if you're talking about ten thousand people getting into New York a
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month, right, how many people are going to other cities? I mean,
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this is New York. It's the biggest city in the country, one
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of the biggest cities in the world. If ten thousand people a month getting
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into New York is going to be its downfall, think about just about any
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other city. I mean, I suppose ten thousand into la and ten thousand
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into Chicago and ten thousand into Houston. That would be a similar issue,
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right, And I don't know, maybe you could fluctuate a little bit.
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You should say, you know, nine thousand in Chicago, I don't know.
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How many in Atlanta becomes too many? How many in Dallas becomes too
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many? How many in Seattle becomes too many? Then let's work our way
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down a little bit. How many in Green Bay, Wisconsin is a problem?
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Okay? I mean, really a thousand people a month? How many
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people in Columbus Georgia as a problem. A thousand five hundred, I don't
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know, I don't know how many people in each city is too many?
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And then look at the big number, how many total are coming in and
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where are they going and are they going to be a problem for all of
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those cities. See, if you're looking at this big picture, you were
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already concerned about how many people were coming across the border and where they were
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going and what their intentions are. Yes, they're catching more and more people
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that maybe have a history of I don't know, terrorism, criminal past,
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criminal record. There's people coming in that are a problem. Remember when Trump
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was criticized for saying other countries aren't sending us their best people over, They're
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sending us criminals, They're sending us problems that they want to get rid of.
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And people said Trump says all Mexicans are criminals and problems. It's the
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way it was worded anyway. It's one of those things, one of those
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many many times where you don't take him at what he says. You're take
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him what you want the perspective of it to be. So. Mayor of
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New York City Eric Adams says the number of migrants coming into New York is
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a problem it's going to be the downfall of city. And he does not
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see and ending anywhere in sight. When people talk about a problem that and
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he's blaming the fact that there's no assistance nationally. He's blaming Joe Biden for
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this. When people see a problem and it's coming from a national level and
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they say, oh my gosh, this city is going to be destroyed if
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we don't fix it. And the person who is going to be the nominee
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for Democrats next year is the same guy. You either have to convince them
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that they need to make some changes and they need all that. Remember they
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just got rid of all of the rest of the border wall supplies, auction,
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those off sold. Those either going to have to convince the powers that
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be that are currently in place they have to change. You have to tell
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them the only way they're going to win reelection or at least win your vote
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or your city's vote in support, is to change their ways, or you
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have to vote another way. Or you have to say, I'm the Democrat
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mayor of a giant city in the Northeast and I'm going to change parties.
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I mean, there's a few options that you have there. You have to
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either decide you're going to vote differently, you're gonna have to decide that you're
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going to support differently, or you have to just accept the fact that the
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city is going to crumble and fall under your leadership. The same goes with
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her household, doesn't it. If you are suffering because of inflation, if
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you're seeing your retirement savings go away, if you're seeing your budget, your
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monthly budget, yearly budget in your household just not getting it done. You're
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having to rework things, you're having to make sacrifices, you're having to make
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significant cuts, You're having to get an extra job, You're having to do
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all these things because the current administration has made things worse in your life.
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You have to make a decision. You either continue to vote that way and
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let the downfall all of your holmes, finances, the downfall of your home
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happen under your watch, or you have to start thinking about voting another way,
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even if that means voting for the mean, nasty Orange man. Because
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let me remind you, four years ago, five years ago, six years
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ago, we were better off financially. We all had a little extra money.
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At the end of the month. We all had a little more,
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things didn't cost as much, It wasn't as bad. Now you can blame
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COVID. Certainly, COVID caused some of the problems, reactions by governors and
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mayors and city leaders, and in some ways nationally, the impact of things.
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There were various reasons for the causes, but when you start looking at
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the bounce back, you start looking at why things were portrayed the way that
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they were portrayed in many levels, why things were fear mongering was at its
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peak. Why the current president, when he was running for president, said
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there's no way someone should continue to be president of the United States allowing the
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number of people, a number of Americans to die of COVID. That Donald
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Trump is allowed to die now more than twice, right since he's been in
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office. I mean, we've had still more, it's definitely more of it's
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quite twice, But there's more people that have died during the Biden administration than
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Trump. I wonder if he still has the same sentiment about those numbers.
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Is he feel like, now he has allowed too many people to die that
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he should continue to be president. Well, of course not. He currently
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is out campaigning. When he does stops telling everybody that the America saw more
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job loss during the Trump administration than any president, more job loss, that
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jobs went away, and that the economy suffered under He's not mentioning COVID.
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You notice we're only talking about COVID when we talk about the fact that it's
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back and you got places telling you you should wear masks and you should get
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vaccinated. And there's gonna be talk coming. I told you this yesterday,
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but the talk is going to be coming very soon that they're gonna have to
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we can't possibly ask people to go into polling stations and vote. We're gonna
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have to set up some ballot boxes around. We're gonna have to do that.
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That's the only way it's going to be safe to do this in fourteen
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months, all right, It's the only way we can do this safely.
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That's coming. He doesn't want to talk about COVID. That was the actual
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reason for so many jobs being lost. Was Donald Trump responsible for those jobs
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being lost during COVID? No, No, you give him some credit for
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it. Certainly. Overall, a pandemic of this kind unlike anything we've seen
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ever in our lifetime, and in four lifetimes. This isn't something that just
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is a regular thing, and he mismanaged it. This was something that everybody
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was figuring out in some ways we're still figuring out. We still don't have
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a full grasp on it. We think we do now, but I don't
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know that we do. Elements of it we certainly have learned, are lesson
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some Clearly we have not. If you've got people putting kids back in mass
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at school. I don't know if there's talk yet about closing any schools anywhere,
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but God forbid we start doing that. Is that coming again? Is
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that something that's going to get discussed. I hope we learned that's not going
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to get the job done. I know they're not going to start shutting everything
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down again because that would result in more job losses. And I think we
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might remember next year during the election that if we now start shutting things down
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and causing job losses, it would be Joe Biden's fault. He should know
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now that we can't do that. But as he's blaming Donald Trump for all
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the job losses when governors and mayors around the country shut things down and businesses
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panicked and let people go. But he's blaming Donald Trump for that now with
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no reference to COVID, no mention of that, none whatsoever, not at
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all. I haven't heard him say the word COVID. It's not what he's
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doing. He's blaming Donald Trump for all of the jobs that were lost,
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because that's who he is ultimately. I've talked many times on this show.
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I've talked many times on radio. What Joe Biden and what the Democrats do
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very well is they kind to tell you the truth. But it's kind of
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all wrapped up in a nice fat not telling you the whole story. Lie.
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I mean, what he's saying is right. There were a lot of
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job loss that has a big job loss, a lot of them that happened
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during the Trump administration during twenty twenty. But he's not mentioning the fact that
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the twenty twenty one job losses who came at the hands of COVID. He's
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not telling you the whole story. He's just telling you what he wants you
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to hear. That's what he's doing. He's painting the picture that most people
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aren't going to take a minute and think about. Jobs were great prior to
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COVID. Unemployment and the black community was fantastic. We were seeing people making
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great strides, but no, the focus is about what happened at the very
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end, and he wants to blame that. In a related story, there's
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a panic that's coming here about Joe Biden, and even the folks at CNN
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are seeing the thirty nine percent job approval rating of Joe Biden as being a
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major problem. And that right now, according to polls, if it is
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Trump and Biden, according to the polls, Trump wins, even as a
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four times indicted potential future felon, people would still rather vote for Joe Biden.
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Two thirds of Democrats say that they want a different candidate than Joe Biden
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next year. We're getting late for that. It's getting very very late for
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them to start thinking about that. The Paul says in a majority of Democrats
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don't know who that candidate should be. They just know it shouldn't be Biden.
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They think that his mental health, his overall health, his age,
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and ability to be president is in question. And a lot of Democrats want
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somebody else, they just don't know who. That's not a good sign.
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That's really bad, this attempt at putting Donald Trump in jail. We may
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be in the middle of seeing the biggest backfire in political history. Is that
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what this could be. Certainly seems like it, there's the potential for it.
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All indications are Biden is not going to do well, at least according
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to this polling. So is this a genuine reflection of where things are or
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should we step back and just take a look and listen and pay attention to
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the fact that the CNN is talking about this poll and that CNN who conducted
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the poll, or one of the places conducting the poles I should say,
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but CNN is the one sounding the alarm. Are they trying to push Biden
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out? Do they want him gone? Do they think it's time for Newsome
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to come in? Because I think I know there's a sentiment that's there,
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but it certainly doesn't seem to be coming from Democrats. Not if eighty two
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percent of them don't know who the candidate should be that should step in.
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But we have to pay attention. Like I told you, there's certain little
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things that you can tell when things are starting the tide is starting to turn.
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One of them is when CNN or MSNBC starts reporting things like this,
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Then you have to be a little concerned. We have to be aware of
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the fact that at some point we're going to start hearing the talk about we
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have to start doing the ballot drop boxes. We have to start doing the
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ballot harvesting. We have to do that because we can't trust people to go
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in and I get each other sick if they show up in a polling station.
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So something for Democrats to be concerned about, something that the country needs
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to be aware of, a very large number of Democrats do not want Joe
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Biden to be the candidate. A very large number of Democrats have no clue
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who he should be replaced by. And that's ultimately why he's still on the
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ticket. That's why he's ultimately the guy, because they don't have anybody else.
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after the break well, it seems that treadmills are back in fashion. Folks
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apparently are dumping pelotons or exercise bikes for old fashioned treadmills. The exercise equipment
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company called Echelon Fit. They sell treadmills and stationary bikes, projecting a forty
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percent increase in sales in treadmills in the fourth quarter compared to a year ago,
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and the number of YouTube videos with treadmill coaches has gone up and gone
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up very quickly. So they're projecting a forty percent increase in sales coming up
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this fourth quarter, and the YouTube videos with coaches have gone up. They
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say treadmill sales are scored a sword ninety nine percent from last year, compared
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to a three percent drop in stationary bike sales, according to Jungle Scout.
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Interesting because I know, you know, at one time treadmills were they go
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to They were the it, and then the exercise bike and the pelotons went
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up. So we'll see how that trend continues on in the fourth Are you
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getting someone a treadmill for Christmas? I guess is the question. All right,
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let's talk about chili, because I don't know about your home, but
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my wife, who was born in the tropics, she enjoys a chili,
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but she really only enjoys it in cooler weather. She doesn't like chili very
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much in the summertime. We do it sometimes certain circumstances, yes, but
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for us to make a big pot of chili that we eat on for a
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couple of days, that's very much a fall or when to activity in the
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Carroll Household much more frequent anyway. So as we're starting to work our way,
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you know, leaves are starting to fall, where temperatures are trying to
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give us a break. Not quite as bad as they were, but it
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was pretty hot at one point yesterday. So let's talk about some of those
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secret ingredients that people put in their chili that's super secret ingredient. Some of
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these I would have never thought to put in chili. Most of these I
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would say I would have never thought to put in chili. So here's a
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few ingredients that some people say they put in their secret ingredient for chili,
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maybe if they're going to be in a competition or whatever. And this comes
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from a sport, the website sport. All right, here's what we got.
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Chocolate. I don't know about that one. I mean, I guess
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if I tried it, I don't know. I don't know that I would
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want to know what was in there before I tried it. How about mayo?
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That kind of makes some sense. You know, you got the the
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oil element to it. I guess, but I don't know. Again,
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not something I would have thought of marinating. Uh says six to twenty four
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hour six to twenty four hour marination of chop, peppers and onions with a
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various sauces, olive oil, couman, chili powder and things. I mean,
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that makes some sense. It's a lot of effort to marinate it for
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that long, twenty four hours seems like a lot. But hey, I
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would that that sounds like a reasonable thing to do. Mixing Italian sausage with
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your ground beef and your chili. Yes, done that tried? That works?
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Yes? I like it. Uh, putting V eight in would have
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never thought to do it kind of makes sense though, right? How about
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adding I don't know what UK styled sauces wash, your sister sauce whatever they
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call it, Worcestershire you ca stall. I don't know what that means,
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but that's on the list, so maybe we should look into that. And
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cream cheese. Don't know about that. That right there is with chocolate or
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mayonnaise. I'm not sure about putting cream cheese in it. Maybe I guess
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it's sort of gives it that dip feel, right, you're doing a like
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a hot dip. I don't know, all right, some people just can't
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sleep even when they're tired. You feel tired, but you think you're too
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tired to sleep. A site called real Simple suggests eight reasons why sleep may
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not come as easily to you. If you're stressed out, okay, if
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you've been spending too much time on screens, all right, you don't have
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a consistent bedtime routine, you've had one too many cocktails, your bedroom isn't
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optimized for sleep, you still have caffeine in your system, you keep eating
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huge meals before bed, or you have sleep apnea, in which case that
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you should probably get some treatment for that. So yeah, it all makes
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sense. Every one of those things makes sense. I can't imagine getting a
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good night's sleeping with all those scenarios. So there you go. All right.
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Finally, we've heard to talk about aspartame. They say that you aspartain
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World Health Organization labeled at a possible carcinogen, and some experts saying based on
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limited evidence and that it would take a very large amount of aspartame to have
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an effect on you, and you'd have to do it every day for a
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very long time. However, some doctors are pointing out that there's some other
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things to consider that artificial sweeteners can mess up your metabolism and cause insulin resistance
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and can eventually lead to type two diabetes. They also say that they can
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make you crave more calories, thus resulting and eating bigger quantities of food.
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They say sweeters can disrupt the microorganisms in your gut and mess with your digestion,
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and that our brains are hardwired to receive sweets as rewards or treats.
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Artificial sweeteners desensitize our brain's reward pathways, and that leads to decrease satisfaction with
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foods that are not sweet. Just a few things to think about. I'm
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not making the case against it. I'm about to. I want this.
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I'm gonna have finished my coffee. But after that, a little later today,
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I'll probably have, you know, a coke zero that's gonna have some
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fake sweetener in it. But just the reality, I'm not gonna have so
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much that's gonna give me type two diabetes, and I'm not gonna have so
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much that it's gonna riddle my body with carcinogen. So I promise that'll do
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