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Trump Indicted in GA with 18 Others · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start your day.
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You're listening to The West Carroll Morning Show. Wednesday morning, sixteenth day
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of August. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me. I think I mentioned
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that I've been a little under the weather. I may not have mentioned it
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on this show, but on another show, one of the podcasts I do,
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and finally starting to feel little bit more like myself. Here's to that
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continuing. It's been a long, ongoing thing and hopefully we're coming out of
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it. And I appreciate if I've sounded a little off my game. I
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appreciate you guys sticking with me and a little encouragement along the way with the
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people I told that I wasn't feeling well and it's not fun. It's not
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fun trying to talk when you don't feel well. I do understand that it's
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different when you're talking versus having to go do what I would call like,
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you know work. You know people that have to go outside and they heat
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when they're sick, or they have to do you know, jobs where they're
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around a lot of people and they have to do manual laborer they have to
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be around, you know, serving food and things that that's all I call
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those like real jobs. What I do is certainly within a certain skill set.
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I understand that, so I don't discount what I do in that regard,
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but it's not real like work, if that makes sense. So I've
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been but it's still like there are challenges when you got to talk, That's
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all I'm saying. So I've been trying to put the best shows forward that
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I can in spite of the fact that i've been out of it. I'm
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gonna try to do it today. We'll see how I go for the next
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half hour. We'll see how we go. Okay, So yesterday it became
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official in the middle of the night, and I did not talk about her
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on the show yesterday because I had a few reasons, and I'm not going
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to talk a lot about it today. I don't think we'll see once I
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get going. Sometimes I can't help myself. But it happened officially, and
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I've been talking about the fact that it was coming. We knew it was
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coming, especially when they oops, we accidentally posted that we've made a decision
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on this Trump indictment in Georgia before the decision was made. That should tell
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you something right there that ought to tell you a lot that they hadn't made
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a decision yet, but they posted that the decision was made or whatever,
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whatever all that was, I don't know. So the latest Trump indictment has
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happened, number four, no reason to think they're gonna stop. I'm pretty
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sure I heard the rumors at least as a fifth wind coming and that when
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circulates around a story about when Trump was in elementary school that he ate boogers,
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and if they can, you know, they don't really need a lot
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of evidence in this case. They just need just maybe, you know,
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some speculation if he ever said anything that would suggest that he's covering up the
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fact that at some point he ate boogers. I guess. I mean,
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I don't know where all of this eventually goes, but you know, if
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they can get him for that, they'll get him for it. Because quite
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frankly, when it comes to the twenty twenty four election and you're looking at
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a stage and you're looking at a candidate who doesn't have an indictment for eating
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boogers versus a candidate that does have an indictment for eating boogers, well clearly
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you're gonna go with the candidate with no indictment for eating boogers, right,
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That's just the logical way. It's the logical way to go with this.
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This just makes sense. It all makes sense. So they're piling it on,
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and they're piling it on deep. This one in George is a little
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different than the others for a few reasons. And they really they did a
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big, old giant net in this one, and Trump and eighteen others in
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this indictment. They've gotten into the Rico case where they you know, it's
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you get one person on a felony, and everybody involved in it, you
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can get them all on it. So that's what they're going for. So
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part of why I wanted to wait yesterday is I wanted time to look through
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all the names that were involved in this. I needed to see all the
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names because I needed to see how many people on there that I know that
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was That was the issue that was at the top for me, is I
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just didn't know how many of the people that were going to be indicted were
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people that i've I know, I've spoken to. And then once I got
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an assessment of that later in the day yesterday, I'm more comfortable talking about
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this, okay, because there are some people whose names have been getting brought
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up over the last couple of years, and you just you don't know,
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you don't know where it's gonna have, what's gonna happen, Who's gonna be
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roped into this. If you're curious for the final official count, it's two.
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And that's that's all. Say. There's just two on there that I
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know or I have interviewed or spoken with or whatever. So there's two out
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of the nineteen if you count the president. I've talked to his sons,
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I've talked with his daughter in law. I've talked with many people in his
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you know, advisors and people in his cabinet. I've spoke with various secretaries
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in his cabinet when he was in the White House. I haven't spoken actually
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with Trump yet, so I won't count him in this group. Out of
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the eighteen others, is two, all right, So that's the number I
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got. So here we go. The latest. This is another one that
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just piles on all the others. Is it going to be eventually a point
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where something breaks with the potential middle of the road voters. Is this going
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to be the case. They say that this is a strong case that they
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have built for the accusations of election fraud and trying to steal the election.
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So I'm looking at this from yesterday as the former president posted that a large,
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complex, detailed but irrefutable report on the presidential election fraud which took place
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in Georgia's almost completely presented by me at a major news conference eleven am on
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Monday next week, Bedminster, New Jersey. Based on the results of this
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conclusive report, all charges should be dropped against me and others. There will
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be a complete exoneration. They never went after those that rigged the election.
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They only went after those that fought to fight the rigors. This message post
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on social media was followed up by one from our governor. Brian Kemp had
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this to say about Trump's post for the twenty twenty election in Georgia was not
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stolen. For nearly three years now, anyone with evidence of fraud has failed
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to come forward under oath and prove anything in a court of law. Our
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elections in Georgia are secure, accessible and fair and will continue to be as
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long as I am governor. The future of our country is at state.
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In twenty twenty four and that must be our focus. So I don't know
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how much of this election fraud in Georgia would still be a topic if not
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for the accusations and the indictments against Trump and the nineteen others. So I'm
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sorry, eighteen others, nineteen totals. So this is a case of it
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feels like it has caused a rehash of this topic to come up again,
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which I think Governor Kemp rightly so needed to say what he said. I
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have talked with him many times since he well even before, back when he
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was Secretary of State and as governor, and he's been on this show,
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and I feel like one of the main points that he has tried to stress
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he and others within the state of Georgia is that the election process in Georgia
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is trustworthy. The election process in Georgia, at least now it is.
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They've done things to secure things, they've done things to make things give people
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more confidence in what's happening during the election. I know that there were concerns
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in twenty twenty. Okay, there absolutely were concerns, just like there's concerns
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I think in most elections when you hear stories about signatures not being matched properly,
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or you hear stories about people. I know someone who does not live
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in Georgia and has not for a long time, who was informed that someone
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attempted to vote on their behalf as an absentee in a county that this person
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has never even been to, much less lived there. Those are things that
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should cause concern, and I think it's a valid reason to say, well,
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what's going on here. We do have a number of cases where we've
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we've heard those stories in those incidents, and I was able to direct this
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person that I know to lawyers in the Trump White House back then, and
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they were part of some of this, this particular person. But now the
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reassuring part of this is the person I know was told, hey, we
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have this record that says that you tried to vote. We're curious about what's
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going on. They said, I didn't vote. I voted in the state
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where I live now, and apparently that vote was thrown out. So that
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was a case of there was an attempt at something fishery happening, and then
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the right thing ended up being taken care of apparently. So I agree with
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our governor and that we have to move forward and focus on twenty twenty four.
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There was talk and Trump was one of the main people that people that
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was doing this about the former a President Obama and his birth certificate and was
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he really an American and all those sorts of things. There's a very bad,
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very poor understanding of what constitutes someone being an American citizens. There's a
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lot of misconceptions about it. My wife came from Australia. My wife married
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me, she still had to file paperwork and go through a process to become
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an American citizen. It's not an automatic thing. Once you get married,
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it makes it easier, It certainly makes it easier, but it's not automatic.
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It's not like movies and you see that in movies. Yo, you're
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married, you get a green card. That's the whole reason some people get
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married. Does it make it easier, Sure, it makes it easier,
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but there's still a process involved in it. It's not automatic. So another
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thing that people just don't seem to understand. There were questions about an American
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woman having a child with a man from out of the country and whether or
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not that that child was born in Hawaii or not. It doesn't matter.
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The former president Obama's mother was an American citizen. That's it. That made
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him an American citizen period. That's an easy fix. There's all this talk
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that over the years about birth certificates and all that was silly. There's been
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talk about Ted Cruz, Oh, he was born in Canada with American parents.
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You just need one American parent, that's all that you need, and
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then you're an American citizen. This came up over the years, many times
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times with various people and John McCain born on a military base, but it
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wasn't in US soil. All those sorts of things, they're absurd. People
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just don't have the correct understanding of that kind of stuff. So there was
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talk about that during the Obama presidency, but whether or not he should stay
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and there came a point where you think, if this was a valid concern,
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it needed to be dealt with right after the election, before he was
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sworn into office, and even then that wasn't going to go well. We
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know that wasn't going to go well. So if there was a point where
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some were saying he lied, he should go to jail, that was not
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going to go well. Okay, we're seeing now examples of why when you
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bring charges against a former president, why it's not going well. The left
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seems to think it's going well, and they're giddy about it, and they're
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excited and they're so fired up about mug shots and prison time, which is
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absurd when you think about the fact that a former president would actually have to
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have secret service with him in prison, right, there'd have to be someone
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win him all the time in a cell. I don't know this. It
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gets really ridiculous when you think about where all of this could go. There
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was a point where I thought, well, there's no way that they're going
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to go that far with this, But now I think anything's possible. They
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just they want him out, and they want him out badly, And if
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they could figure out a way to get DeSantis out with him, I think
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they would be satisfied. I think that would be the ultimate win for them.
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And I don't know if they can figure out a way to lump all
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that together, but maybe they can. I don't know. I don't know
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what the realistic accomplishments that they can have from all of this with so I
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don't know the next step in this whole process for overall, for all of
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us as citizens is basically what's been laid out by our governor. The future
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of our country is at stake in twenty twenty four and that must be our
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focus. That sums it up well. Now. It's no secret that Governor
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Kemp and President Trump did not have a great relationship with one another, like
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through their entire tenure. Many thought there was no way Kemp could win reelection
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in Georgia without Trump support. He proved everyone wrong on that. So Kemp
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has earned the ability to make a statement like this without having to worry about
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reprisal from Trump supporters. He's earned it because he's already been there, he's
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already lived it, and he's already been true to who Brian Kemp is.
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And I say kudos to him for this statement. I think this is what
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he needed to do. And I think that whatever happens moving forward with a
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possibly more I don't know, I don't know how many more indictments could possibly
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come up, how many more could they lump into this because at some point
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they are just piling on. We know that they're just piling on. We
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know what they're trying to do to the former president, and ultimately they want
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to get him. I really don't even know that they want him out.
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I kind of feel like they want him in, but they want him so
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tainted by all of this that there's no possible way that people would vote for
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him. I do think that they're concerned if they got him completely out of
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the way, that someone like De Santis could could run away with this thing,
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and they'd be in a position where they'd be running a young De Santist
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or Tim Scott or I don't think Nicky Haley, but I don't know.
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I don't know who they're most afraid of. I guess they'd be afraid.
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I think of Haley to a point. I think they would. I think
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that they're they're concerned. There would be their concern that they've played many times
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before, which is no, no, no, the Republicans can't have that.
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We get it first. They would say they'd find a way. I
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guess. I mean, I would think that maybe if if just think of
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a hypothetical of Nicky Haley ended up being the candidate and won and beat Joe
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Biden had to head. Do you think that at some point in the month
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of January, right just in the month of January twenty twenty five before NICKI
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alias sworn in. Do you think that they wouldn't get Joe Biden to step
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down just so they could say, we got President Harris, we put the
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first ever woman in the White House as the president. We did that.
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Look what we did. A historic moment, and it's a person of color.
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Look what we did. It's a historic moment. You think they're not
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capable of that? It sounds silly, but do you think they're not capable
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of it? Joe Biden as a senator tanked two different people that George W.
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Bush was trying to push forward towards the Supreme Court. A black woman
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and a Hispanic man. Tanked their chances to move up through the courts because
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they can't have Republicans can't have this. They can't have a black woman or
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a Hispanic man being the first in the Supreme Court. They can't do that.
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We have to make sure that doesn't happen. That's us, that's our
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thing, that's our thing. They can't have it. So anything's possible.
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I know we're getting into some d hypotheticals and all of this, and I
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guess the upside would be at the very least if that was the way it
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played out. At least then we'd have President Nikki Haley coming in right to
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clean up whatever disaster happened. Pr disaster has happened in the days or weeks
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of a president Harris' term very short and sweet and out of there. But
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I don't know. I don't know. That's really getting into the weeds.
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Bottom line here is this they're piling on. We know that they're piling on,
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and we'll see whatever Trump has coming down the line. As Governor Kemp
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pointed out, no one's come forward with it yet. Where is it?
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Where's it been? Why have we not had any anyone come forward with it?
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Why is this something to sit on and wait on? These charges?
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I don't know. It's it's very confusing. But Trump pushed us forward.
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Trump continues to be Trump, and I don't know that they're going to be
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able to get him out of the race. And I don't know if these
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charges, these long series of charges, and any others that still might come,
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you know, other than maybe the booger one, I don't I don't
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know if the booger one's gonna happen. There's just talk of it. They've
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been talking with various folks from his elementary schools, a student council. Those
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people, you know, they're still apparently still serving. They've been they've been
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serving this whole time. They've kept them in office. They're in their seventies,
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they've been serving this whole time, just waiting for their What it does
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remind us, though, is the importance of the other elections we focus on.
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We focus on the presidential election, we focus on the votes that take
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place during those every four year elections. We do focus somewhat on those midterms,
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but it's important that we remember that the other ones are important too.
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All of the local ones, all of the ones for U district attorneys and
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judges and things, those are important, share local sheriffs, all of those
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things are important. They're important at and governors, They're important at every level.
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And it's important for people to how many times can I see important?
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I feel like I'm I'm serving in the Harris administration. But we have to
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we have to be aware. It's important that we take part in even those
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midterms, are those less high profile elections that take place. We have to
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make sure that our voices are heard because the left is that's the game that's
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the game that they're winning right now. That's the that's how all of this
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is happening against Trump. Folks on the right have been trying to fight against
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this, but not been doing it successfully in every state. And here we
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go, the next round of this has begun. Who knows if something's next
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down the line. At some point, maybe the overall case against the former
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president is going to rest, I suppose and just let the public decide,
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DC Columbus dot com more Westcare Morning Show right after the break. Well,
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if you've ever asked a math teacher why you need to learn advanced math when
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you're never going to use it in real life, you're not alone. A
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new survey finding that the majority of parents agree and believe that kids should be
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learning math that will help them most in their lives, especially financial math.
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More than a third of parents survey worried that their kids that don't understand the
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value of a dollar. Eighty two percent said that they believe their children should
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be taught financial literacy and money management skills and schools, and it should start
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before kids become teenagers. Sixty four percent of parents say that they try to
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teach their kids about money at home by starting a piggy bank, comparing prices
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at stores, giving them allowances, and having real financial discussions with them.
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I've got kids that are really good at the advance maths, so we don't
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do a lot of why questioning with that because they may have math careers down
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the line. I see them probably both going into fields that will involve math.
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You know, they're they're pacing for stem careers. So that's not really
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but I do think there is a huge void for teaching about the daily skills,
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the things that we need to know and understand. I think just doing
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lessons on statistics. When it comes to what constitutes a long shot, I
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think explaining to kids in a very clear way exactly what the incredibly small odds
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are of winning the lottery is important. We have played the lottery in our
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home before as as as a family. The kids go, oh, my
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gosh, it's a billion dollars. We should buy a lottery ticket, and
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each time that we do that, we talk about the fact that there's almost
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no chance of winning. I mean, it's it's very, very small,
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and we make sure they understand that, but we try to also stress with
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them that we're gonna We're gonna pay two dollars just so we can have the
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fun of talking about, well, what would we do if we had it.
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We're giving two dollars to some kids college scholarship one day. That's maybe
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even our own. I don't know, but we we acknowledge that. It's
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like if you understand that when you go to a casino, you're you're going
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there to lose. That's what you're doing. So if you go and you
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say, well, I'm going to take like five hundred dollars and that's it.
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And if I lose my five hundred dollars, I'm done. I go
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home. If I win a thousand dollars and then I take my original five
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hundred and I just put it away, and then I've got five hundred.
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I can you know if I lose that, well, I'm right back where
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I started. Right. You haven't lost anything. You're just having fun,
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and that's part of you know, And I think that kids don't understand the
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fact that there's almost no chance of winning. There's a line from You Two's
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song Every Breaking wave. Every every gambler knows that to lose is what you're
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really there for. And I think that that's one of the things that kids
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need to learn. They need to learn statistics when it comes to odds,
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when it comes to gambling, they need to understand it's not a high chance
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of it. Because it's become more common. We're seeing the ads for gambling
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constantly when we watch sports. If you're still watching sports, it's a constant
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reminder that there's all these apps where you can bet and gamble and wager on
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things. And it's just that that's also part of the problem. They may
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learn, you know, advanced calculus, but if they don't really stop to
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think about the odds of them losing being so much higher and I mean he's
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not even putting any words how much higher it is. But anyway. A
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study from University of Washington found that divorces peak at the end of summer,
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especially in August. Seems that many couples that have issues think that over the
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summer they'll get some time together rekindle their relationship, and that usually might accentuate
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the problems, put more light on the problems rather than solving them, so
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they often choose to split up late in the summer because most family vacations are
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over and it's far enough away from the holidays, so they got some time
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to tie up some loose ends before they get into the holidays and figure out
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where things are going. And in some cases they might have kids going away
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to school, maybe off to college, and they think, well, now
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that they're going to be out of the house, we're gonna just be sitting
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around looking at each other, and we can't handle that. So there's a
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few things and they get a little chance to reevaluate things. So that's something
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that often happens, apparently in August. I suspect too that maybe if vacations
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were paid for early on, you know, if they pay for a vacation
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for the summer in like February, and then they go, oh, we're
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gonna have to at least do this trip, right, all right? Finally,
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should speaking of vacations, should parents pay for their adult children to go
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on family vacations. Newsweek did a poll and it says fifty percent of millennials
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they say yes that the parents should pay for their vacation even when they're adults.
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Just twenty one percent said that the parents should not pay for family vacation
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for them all. I think that depends on the parents, doesn't it.
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Whose idea was it to do the trip in the first place. That's part
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of the question too. I know some parents do and that's great. It
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sounds great if you're able to do that. But I think this question of
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that they should do it, that's where it becomes. If he to me,
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should they do it? All? Right? That'll do it for this
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