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Wicked Radio 7-24: Victims' Fam Blast Kohberger, Obama's Treason Trouble, & Columbia Caves · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Boy, do we have some satisfying stories in the news today. Boy,
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Speaker 1: if you know how to look for the wind, which
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Speaker 1: is what we always do, like read beyond the headlines,
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Speaker 1: what they're telling us, all the stuff they throw at
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Speaker 1: us in the media every single day, and look to
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Speaker 1: see the long term effects. Read the tea leaves if
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Speaker 1: you want to call it that. There's some good stuff
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Speaker 1: first and foremost. I was fascinated by this. So if
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Speaker 1: you followed the uh, I guess the true crime people
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Speaker 1: call it the Idaho four case. Those poor college kids
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Speaker 1: that were murdered basically in their sleep by the coburger
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Speaker 1: dirt bag. I've never seen or heard anything like what
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Speaker 1: happened yesterday. In court, you know, they have the victims
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Speaker 1: family statements where they get to like, you know, talk
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Speaker 1: about it's ahead of sentencing, where they get to talk
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Speaker 1: about the victims, how special they are. The family members
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Speaker 1: of these victims just absolutely unloaded on this dirt bag
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Speaker 1: in court. And I really think this is going to
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Speaker 1: change the way these things go from here on out.
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Speaker 1: I really do. It is already pushed back on it.
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Speaker 1: We don't want the court processed be handled like this. No, no, no, yes,
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Speaker 1: we do when you hear what these family members said
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Speaker 1: to this absolute loser, it was fantastic. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: on one of these cuts, I'm gonna play for you,
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Speaker 1: I'm keeping the f bombs in. I'm keeping the profanity
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Speaker 1: in because I think it's part of the story and
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Speaker 1: I think it makes the and I think it makes
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Speaker 1: the impact that people are looking for. Very satisfying. Biggest
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Speaker 1: story of the news day probably came from d n
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Speaker 1: I Telsea Gabbard Director Gabbard, where she basically intimated no
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Speaker 1: charges yet, we don't know, but she intimated that President
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Speaker 1: Obama is in trouble with a capital T, and that
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Speaker 1: capital T would stand for treason. That's right, the treason word.
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Speaker 1: And amazingly, no, not even amazingly in true fashional put
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Speaker 1: it that way during the news conference. During the press conference,
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Speaker 1: CNN cut it off when they started to mention Obama
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Speaker 1: if you never knew that they are there, He is there,
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Speaker 1: He is there, God whatever he starts to look like
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Speaker 1: he's in trouble, the full spin is happening already, but
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Speaker 1: it may be too late. I'll tell you why. And
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Speaker 1: another satisfying thing, huge win for college students everywhere. Current
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Speaker 1: students and also ones that are heading to college either
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Speaker 1: this year or next year, because a major deal has
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Speaker 1: been struck with Columbia University. And even though this one
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Speaker 1: was about anti Semitism, it may mean the death of DEI,
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Speaker 1: you know, and admissions, just admitting college kids on the
2:29
Speaker 1: basis of race and gender and preferences and going back
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Speaker 1: to merit where it belongs. All right, I guess I
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Speaker 1: tell you a lot of satisfying stuff in the news today,
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Speaker 1: extold being here. Thanks for find of the Wicked Radio livestream.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you more of a normal show today to talk about.
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Speaker 1: And if you're listening or watching later on on on
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Speaker 1: any of the socials, especially on X thanks for the follows,
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Speaker 1: I appreciate you as always. All Right, let's get to it.
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Speaker 1: I didn't follow this as much as some of the
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Speaker 1: true crime podcasts, that's for sure, but certainly aware of
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Speaker 1: it happened a couple of years ago with those for
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Speaker 1: college kids. It's terrible. They call them the Idaho Four
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Speaker 1: were murdered by this dirt bag, Brian Koberger. I hate
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Speaker 1: even talking about his name, but this is the satisfying
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Speaker 1: part of it. So he pled guilty, So that. The
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Speaker 1: frustrating thing is they didn't get all the details. Then
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Speaker 1: by that they didn't go to a full I guess
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Speaker 1: discovery and trial where they had all the information whatever
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Speaker 1: it was. But he's going away in jail forever if
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Speaker 1: he makes it to forever. Because there's an other interesting
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Speaker 1: angle in this entire thing with the you know, they
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Speaker 1: have the victim's statements in court. This took a new turn,
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Speaker 1: and I really do think because this got so much
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Speaker 1: publicity and what's so viral, I think this is going
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Speaker 1: to change the way these kinds of things go in
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Speaker 1: the future because the family members of these victims took
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Speaker 1: the opportunity to absolutely destroy him. Usually in a case
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Speaker 1: like this, the victim's family get up there and they
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Speaker 1: talk about what a lovely person they lost and great
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Speaker 1: loss and what they were really about to try to
4:03
Speaker 1: I guess win over the judge and sentencing to get
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Speaker 1: the harshest sentence possible. These folks took a different approach,
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Speaker 1: and because it's such a high profile case, they knew
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Speaker 1: all the cameras would do beyond them, and they just
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Speaker 1: tore this murdering dirt bag to pieces. Yesterday. Here's the
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Speaker 1: first one. This is the sister of one of the victims,
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Speaker 1: the victims, Kaylee Gonsalves. This is her sister, Olivia. Listen
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Speaker 1: to this and then we'll get to the mom in
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Speaker 1: a second. But all the family members got a chance
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Speaker 1: to speak, most of them. Anyway, I left the F
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Speaker 1: bomb in this because I think it has an effect,
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Speaker 1: and I actually think it's part of the story. Cover
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Speaker 1: your gentle little ears at the end of this one,
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Speaker 1: but I think it's worth it to hear it because
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Speaker 1: I think these are how these victims statements are going
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Speaker 1: to go from now on.
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Speaker 2: Let me be very clear, don't ever try to convince
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Speaker 2: yourself you mattered just because someone finally said your name
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Speaker 2: out loud. I see through you. You want the truth,
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Speaker 2: here's the one you'll hate.
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Speaker 1: The mouse here it comes.
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Speaker 2: You kind of tacked them in their sleep in the
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Speaker 2: middle of the night like a pedophile. Chaylle would have
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Speaker 2: chicked your fucking ass.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And I kept that in there on purpose because
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Speaker 1: I wanted you to hear that. And she said it
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Speaker 1: directly to him with his blank stare in the courtroom.
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Speaker 1: That was amazing. And you know, most of social media
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Speaker 1: getting the reaction to this was like Wow, that's what
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Speaker 1: I would have done, the same thing. I absolutely would have.
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Speaker 1: But that wasn't without its critics. I happen to notice,
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Speaker 1: because they have big social media accounts, happen to notice
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Speaker 1: a lot of the true crime people surprisingly saying well,
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Speaker 1: that's not right. What you should do here is you
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Speaker 1: should talk about your loved one. There was no mention
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Speaker 1: of Kaylee in her statement. There was no well you should,
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Speaker 1: you should? Why why is that? Why is that such
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Speaker 1: a bad thing? Because let me tell you right now,
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Speaker 1: if I, god forbid was murdered by some dirtbag like this,
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Speaker 1: you know what I want my family to do, and
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Speaker 1: the victim's statement, I wouldn't want them to do the
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Speaker 1: exact same thing and take a shot and tear down
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Speaker 1: the ego of this dirt bag that did it. That's
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Speaker 1: what I personally would want. I really would. That's what
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Speaker 1: I would want to happen. Look at that demonic loser
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Speaker 1: straight in the face and tell them exactly what's gonna happen. Furthermore,
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Speaker 1: here's what I would want. And here's the part what
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Speaker 1: I'm getting to where I think this is changing these
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Speaker 1: things forever. So so that was the sister of Kaylee Gonsalvez,
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Speaker 1: one of the victims of the Idaho of the Idaho Killer.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the mom. If you thought the sister
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Speaker 1: had something to say, listen to the mom for a
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Speaker 1: second now. And she includes a statement from one of
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Speaker 1: the younger sisters who didn't get a chance to speak,
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Speaker 1: so she read a statement from her to represent her.
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Speaker 1: This is even more how we'll.
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Speaker 3: Be waiting quick message from our youngest daughter. Aubrey wanted
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Speaker 3: to say. You may have received a's in high school
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Speaker 3: and college here comes, but you're gonna be getting big
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Speaker 3: d's in prison.
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Speaker 1: And so after this part, this is where the legal
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Speaker 1: community said in a minute, that's not you know, I said,
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Speaker 1: this is still a courtroom. This is the American justice system.
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Speaker 1: You can't say those kinds of things at court. Yes
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Speaker 1: you can. Oh the hell with that nonsense. Okay, enough
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Speaker 1: with being nice. They're family members, her daughter was murdered
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Speaker 1: by this dirt bag. Okay, enough with being nice. There's decorum.
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Speaker 1: You know you still need to show proper etiquette in
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Speaker 1: the courtroom. Oh screw you, And I'm telling you, and
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Speaker 1: I'll say it again. If I had gone through anything
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Speaker 1: like this, I would want my family to get up
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Speaker 1: there and say the exact same thing to the guilty
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Speaker 1: party because he pled guilty. By the way, no blast him.
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Speaker 1: Here's the part with this is the thought I had overnight.
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Speaker 1: I think this because this got so much media attention huge.
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Speaker 1: I mean this, the these individual video clips and audio
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Speaker 1: clips of the family blasting this loser got so much
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Speaker 1: attention a couple of different things. I think this is
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Speaker 1: going to change these for high profile cases anyway in
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Speaker 1: the future. I really do, because the first time, many
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Speaker 1: people are saying, wow, wait a minute, in these in
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Speaker 1: these statements before sentencing, you can actually you can look
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Speaker 1: at the victim and just you know, tear them apart,
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Speaker 1: because we know how it usually goes. It's a heartfelt emotion,
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Speaker 1: how much they're missing their loved one and all this stuff. Wow. Okay,
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Speaker 1: So that's the first thing that's going to change. Here's
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Speaker 1: the second thing and why I think it's important. And
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Speaker 1: this is why I think that what they did was
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Speaker 1: a great thing and a brave thing. So what the
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Speaker 1: so what the mom said there about, well, I guess
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Speaker 1: what she got to was his future in behind bars
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Speaker 1: to put it, to put it nicely, don't you think
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Speaker 1: I mean, we've all watched enough crime and court and
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Speaker 1: prison movies. Don't you think somewhere his future fellow inmates
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Speaker 1: where he's going to prison heard and saw that. What
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Speaker 1: do you think they heard about the sentencing and they
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Speaker 1: were probably like, yeah, you go, mom, And they know
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Speaker 1: he's coming. They know he's coming to their facility, they
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Speaker 1: know he's their new cell mate. Don't you think maybe
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Speaker 1: because of what they said, he's probably not gonna live long.
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Speaker 1: I'll just put it that way. Don't you think so
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Speaker 1: if he didn't get justice in the court system really
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Speaker 1: it was just you know, he's going to consecutive life
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Speaker 1: terms or whatever they say. But the family wants real justice.
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Speaker 1: They want him dead, don't they Wouldn't that be the
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Speaker 1: real satisfying thing. Don't you think their statements yesterday before
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Speaker 1: the whole world to this dirt bag, don't you think
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Speaker 1: that just increased the odds that he's probably gonna knock
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Speaker 1: make it out of prison. I would think, so, this
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Speaker 1: is why I think this will actually changed things in
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Speaker 1: the future. You know, may have gotten away with it
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Speaker 1: really and saved his life because he didn't get the
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Speaker 1: death penalty officially from the court system. But maybe there's
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Speaker 1: a different kind of justice coming to him, and who
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Speaker 1: would feel bad not us? All right, let's get to
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Speaker 1: the swampy news story. It's a biggie so UH employee
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Speaker 1: of the month in the Trump administration, I think is
10:08
Speaker 1: going to have to go to Telsea Gabbard. Think about
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Speaker 1: this for a second. Four years ago now, the background
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Speaker 1: of Telsea Gabbard was, she was the star as a congresswoman.
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Speaker 1: She was the star of the Democrat Party. She was
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Speaker 1: the hope, the future. I happened to know this from
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Speaker 1: UH talk radio days talking a lot of insiders off
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Speaker 1: the record from the Democrat side of things. She was
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Speaker 1: the one. She was the one they were going to
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Speaker 1: promote to be the future of that party because she
10:34
Speaker 1: was said, such a great background from the military, her accomplishments,
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Speaker 1: her intelligence, how smart she was, how strong she was,
10:42
Speaker 1: how courageous. And then she left the Democrat Party. That
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Speaker 1: was boy so that she became from the golden child
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Speaker 1: to public and to target number one for the Democrats.
10:54
Speaker 1: Oh you're not leaving me, okay. She was put on
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Speaker 1: a terror watch list. Now what she left because she
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Speaker 1: hated what the Democrats were doing. She hated what that
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Speaker 1: party had become and she started to see all the
11:05
Speaker 1: dirt that was going on behind the scenes. They literally
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Speaker 1: put her on a terror watch list where every time
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Speaker 1: she flew as her after she left her party, she
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Speaker 1: was questioned, pulled aside in the plane her and her husband.
11:21
Speaker 1: This is why they tried to ruin her life. Four
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Speaker 1: years ago. Flash forward to now, she goes to the
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Speaker 1: other side. She becomes a member of the Trump administration
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Speaker 1: campaigns for him. Oh, by the way, remember when she
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Speaker 1: was she ran for president. She just destroyed Kamala in
11:35
Speaker 1: that debate a few years ago. That was incredible. Well,
11:38
Speaker 1: now flash forward four years she's the director of National Intelligence.
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Speaker 1: Got to work and among this atmosphere of everybody, including
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Speaker 1: me and you and everybody else, calling for transparency, somebody
11:50
Speaker 1: do something. Somebody break up the swamp, Somebody go after
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Speaker 1: the deep state. Can't complain that there's not an effort
11:56
Speaker 1: in her way. Now she can't do it all. But
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Speaker 1: holy crap, all mighty, did Telsey Gabbard come out with
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Speaker 1: the goods yesterday? Here's this is long, but even I
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Speaker 1: never expected her to come out with the T word
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Speaker 1: for Obama treason and connect those two. But she did.
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Speaker 1: I don't know where it's going from now, None of
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Speaker 1: us really do. What's it going to result in? Is
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Speaker 1: this going to result in charges? Is Obama going to
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Speaker 1: be purp walked? Who know? Listen, I don't know. I
12:23
Speaker 1: have no idea. Are the underlings going to is John
12:25
Speaker 1: Brennan Clapper? Are they people like that? Are they James Colemy,
12:30
Speaker 1: the former FBI director? They all got to go to jail.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. But there's another form
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Speaker 1: of justice in that these golden children of the swamp
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Speaker 1: in DC hero heroes of the left, heroes of CNN,
12:46
Speaker 1: they will their reputations will never ever ever be the
12:49
Speaker 1: same after yesterday. And I mean that I don't know
12:50
Speaker 1: what's going on from here, None of us do. But
12:53
Speaker 1: check this out. This is long, but stay with me
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Speaker 1: on this because to connect the names Obama, Clapper, Brand,
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Speaker 1: all of these deep state monsters who created the Russia
13:03
Speaker 1: collusion hoax, and it has been proven this is fact. Now,
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Speaker 1: this isn't left or right or Democrat, Republican, blue red.
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Speaker 1: This is fact. This was a hoax based on nothing,
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Speaker 1: and they ran with it, and they pushed this fake
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Speaker 1: dossier up the flagpole to try to take down their
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Speaker 1: political opponent. This is what happened, to completely corrupt the
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Speaker 1: intelligence community to take down their political opponent. This is
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Speaker 1: how serious this is. And here she was, yes.
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Speaker 4: As an Obama leading the manufacturing of this intelligence assessment.
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Speaker 4: There are multiple pieces of evidence and intelligence that confirm
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Speaker 4: that fact.
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Speaker 5: Head go ahead, Director Gammert, thank you.
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Speaker 3: So just to.
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Speaker 5: Two questions to begin on that the president yesterday you've
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Speaker 5: inferred it's the former president completed coup based on what
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Speaker 5: you now see, do you believe President Obama is guilty
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Speaker 5: of treason?
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Speaker 1: We go.
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Speaker 4: I'm leaving the criminal charges to the Department of Justice.
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Speaker 4: I am not an attorney. But as I've said previously,
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Speaker 4: when you look at the intent behind creating a fake,
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Speaker 4: manufactured intelligence document, here it is that directly contradicts multiple
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Speaker 4: assessments that were created by the intelligence community. The expressed
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Speaker 4: intent and what followed afterward can only be described as
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Speaker 4: a year's long coup. And the trees in this conspiracy
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Speaker 4: against the American people are republic and an attempt to
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Speaker 4: undermine President Trump's administration.
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Speaker 1: The Senate Intelligence to how else can you lay it out? Then?
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Speaker 1: Right there and I forgot you put the coup in
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Speaker 1: there as well, not only the T word, the C
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Speaker 1: word treason in coup and Obama. Those words, those three
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Speaker 1: words have never been connected before, ever before yesterday, And
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Speaker 1: it's happened now. This is why I don't who none. Listen,
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Speaker 1: let's not pretend. Let's be adults. Nobody knows if this
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Speaker 1: is going to result in criminal prosecution at the highest level.
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Speaker 1: Nobody knows. They really don't. I mean that the swamp
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Speaker 1: is real, the deep state is real. That was never
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory. But try to tell me and anybody
15:07
Speaker 1: that has an ounce of common sense that their reputations
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Speaker 1: are the same despite all the efforts to cover up
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Speaker 1: for them. What kind of an effort. I didn't see
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Speaker 1: this in person. I didn't watch CNN during this thing.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you didn't either. I don't think that I
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Speaker 1: have a lot of followers that are actually CNN fans.
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Speaker 1: Once Obama's name was mentioned, this is all you need
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Speaker 1: to know. And this is classic. Once Obama's name was mentioned,
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Speaker 1: CNN cut the feed of Telsea Gabbert talking about him. Incredible,
15:35
Speaker 1: and it happened, and it happened in.
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Speaker 4: Your capability to impact the outcome of the US election
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Speaker 4: on December fifth.
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Speaker 6: We've been listening there to the Director of National Intelligence,
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Speaker 6: Tulsea Gabbard, continuing on what has now been a multi
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Speaker 6: day effort, not only with public statements like this, but
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Speaker 6: release of documents to attempt to back up the quite
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Speaker 6: extreme allegation that President Obama is guilty of trees.
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Speaker 1: This is it's so classic, and we all know it now.
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Speaker 1: And that's the great thing. You know, if you're frustrated
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Speaker 1: by this kind of thing, that's unbelievable, it would cut
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Speaker 1: the feed. No it's not. And now we all see
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Speaker 1: through it because we know the propaganda and listen to
16:12
Speaker 1: the wording. The same thing they always do, the persuasion,
16:15
Speaker 1: that the frame, the reframing. They tried to do, allegations,
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Speaker 1: unbelievable attempts days long, all the classics, all the same stuff.
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Speaker 1: But here's the great thing, here's the amazing thing. Nobody
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Speaker 1: falls for it anymore. The story of them. CNN made
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Speaker 1: themselves part of the story by cutting the feed. Now
16:36
Speaker 1: look at what the reaction is, and you talk to
16:37
Speaker 1: people at work about this. Can you believe CNN cut
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Speaker 1: away from that? It just made him look ten times
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Speaker 1: more guilty, made them look complicit in this because the
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Speaker 1: media that cover these people for year, covered four of
16:47
Speaker 1: these people and were part of it that took this
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Speaker 1: so called intelligence report and tried to take down Trump
16:52
Speaker 1: after he was already elected the first time. It was
16:55
Speaker 1: the media pushing this thing for their buddies in one
16:58
Speaker 1: particular political part.
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Speaker 4: It.
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Speaker 1: No, it's true. I mean Obama's in trouble, jail time trouble,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, doubtful, right, but reputation trouble and the
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Speaker 1: chances of this happening in the future. Oh, there's other
17:14
Speaker 1: ways to pay a price. There's many other ways to
17:17
Speaker 1: pay a price. Now the takeaway, get ready for this one,
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Speaker 1: because that was just a piece of it that was
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Speaker 1: like live during the event. When CNN cut away from
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Speaker 1: her once he started, she started minching in Obama, we
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Speaker 1: can't have that. Cut the feed go to the anchor.
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Speaker 1: That's just the start of it. What's really gonna happen
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Speaker 1: is now you're gonna have even more attacks on her,
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Speaker 1: more attacks on Trump. They gonna come up with more
17:37
Speaker 1: propaganda the company because now they're going after their golden child.
17:40
Speaker 1: Now now the communication war is on. Get ready for
17:44
Speaker 1: that one. But again, ask yourself what's great about this?
17:50
Speaker 1: Less people buy it. We have the information now with
17:54
Speaker 1: new media, we know what's going on now, at least
17:56
Speaker 1: most people do. Unless you get somebody in New Life
17:58
Speaker 1: that's so Trump deranged at they just can't see it.
18:01
Speaker 1: You know, people that still think CNN isn't lying. You know,
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Speaker 1: those people are out there. But the majority of people
18:07
Speaker 1: see right through this right now. They just do. I
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Speaker 1: define what trouble is. I don't know define what it is.
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Speaker 1: I define it as a reputation of a former president
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Speaker 1: and all his lackeys. It's bad, It's really bad. And
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Speaker 1: good for this transparency we've all called for, we've all wanted.
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Speaker 1: You're getting it on the important stuff. Oh, you're getting
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Speaker 1: it because none of this has ever happened before. Ever.
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Speaker 1: It was a momentous, momentous thing switching gears and so
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Speaker 1: is this big win for college students yesterday. So here's
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Speaker 1: the long and short of it. The Feds under Trump
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Speaker 1: administration had cracked down on Columbia University. They decided they
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Speaker 1: could go after Columbia more directly than all of the
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Speaker 1: IVY leagues and all the other schools that actually were
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Speaker 1: guilty of intimidation, harassment, threats of not protecting Jewish college students.
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Speaker 1: And even though this is about an anti Semitism case,
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Speaker 1: really this is a benefit and a massive win for
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Speaker 1: college kids everywhere and people who are about to going
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Speaker 1: into college and like next month, or applying for college,
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Speaker 1: or high school kids right now. This is great because
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Speaker 1: here's what it all means. With Columbia University in New York,
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Speaker 1: major Rivy League school, with their agreement yesterday, what it
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Speaker 1: means is they're going to go They're going to drop
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Speaker 1: DEI because they're under their crossairs. They all are going
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Speaker 1: back to merit based admissions because of a two hundred
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Speaker 1: million dollar fine they've agreed to pay failure to protect
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Speaker 1: Jewish kids who were blocked from the during the pro
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Speaker 1: Palestinian which turned into pro Hamas movements, the protests, they
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Speaker 1: were blocked from going to their classes, they were threatened.
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Speaker 1: They asked the schools for specially Columbia, for help, and
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Speaker 1: they didn't get it, and they were targeted and harassed,
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Speaker 1: and so were Jewish employees of the school. So they
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Speaker 1: got twenty million dollars as well. And the biggest thing
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Speaker 1: of all admission on merit. They're changing college admissions on
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Speaker 1: this and even though this is Columbia University, they're all
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Speaker 1: looking at this. They tried to change around with the
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Speaker 1: DEI the diversity rules for just you know, heavily weighing
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Speaker 1: based on race, gender and ideology and all this other
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Speaker 1: crap instead of call instead of grades and accomplishments and scores.
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Speaker 1: This is a huge, huge win because if Columbia caved
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Speaker 1: on this, it's great news for all the other Colleges's
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Speaker 1: great news for college kids. But you got to keep
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Speaker 1: the pressure up. So that's a that's another great takeaway.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, many satisfying things, Columbia DNI Tulsa Gabbard
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Speaker 1: putting those words together. But get ready for the attacks
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Speaker 1: and victim statements in court now after what happened yesterday
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Speaker 1: and Idaho change forever. It's all good stuff. That's the
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Speaker 1: tap takeaway, the biggest takeaway of all really, truly, I'm
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Speaker 1: going back to that Colburger case again. Don't ever feel
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Speaker 1: bad about standing up for a victim's family or if
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Speaker 1: God forbid, this ever happen to your family. Blast these losers.
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Speaker 1: Don't listen to these idiots and Court TV saying well,
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Speaker 1: there should be decorum in the court where you know
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Speaker 1: you shouldn't. You shouldn't use profanity. Now, if a family,
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Speaker 1: a member of mine, was murdered by this dirt bag,
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Speaker 1: damn right, I'm using profanity like the mom and the
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Speaker 1: sister did of Kaylee Gunsalvis. Of course they would, good
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Speaker 1: because it makes his life a whole lot tougher. Love
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Speaker 1: it good for them. Don't ever feel bad about that.
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