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Wicked Radio 12-30: Minnesota Spice - Justifiable Anger, Media Fraud Reaction, & Amazon Drones! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Give you hear that expression Minnesota nice may maybe just
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Speaker 1: maybe it's turning into Minnesota spice because they're they're angry,
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Speaker 1: they're fed up, they're pissed off. Not enough, because I
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Speaker 1: think I really don't think we should ever discount anger
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Speaker 1: in our culture, our American truly American independent culture.
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Speaker 2: Anger.
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Speaker 1: It was anger that set us free. It was anger
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Speaker 1: that stopped all the nonsense we're putting up with when
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Speaker 1: we were just the colonies.
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Speaker 2: Anger.
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Speaker 1: But it takes a lot because that's what we are.
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Speaker 1: We're a do no harm, live and let live kind
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Speaker 1: of society. Until you push people too far. I think
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Speaker 1: that's starting to happen in of all places, Minnesota, who
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Speaker 1: a lot of people will tell you the nicest people
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Speaker 1: in the world until you steal from them. So the
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Speaker 1: reaction has been reaction has been interesting. So we'll get
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Speaker 1: to that and the media reaction, Oh, how would they
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Speaker 1: cover the Minnesota, Minnesota fraud stories and the other stories
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Speaker 1: popping up in the other blue cities.
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Speaker 2: Across the country.
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Speaker 1: It's exactly as what you would expect, exactly. And we'll
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Speaker 1: wrap up today by talking about my favorite story of
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Speaker 1: the day.
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Speaker 2: Amazon drones are here.
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Speaker 1: They've always been here. They've been testing them in test
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Speaker 1: markets for a long time now. But a certain Dallas
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Speaker 1: suburb has been seeing a lot of Amazon drone deliveries
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Speaker 1: and pickups apparently, and it's driving some residents crazy.
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Speaker 2: They say they can't stand the buzzing. I bet you
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Speaker 2: they're not going away anyway. Let's see what you feel
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Speaker 2: about that one.
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Speaker 1: you like to get those. Let's get right to it,
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Speaker 1: all right, let's start off with this was my favorite reaction,
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Speaker 1: and there were a lot of them. If you paid
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Speaker 1: attention to Minnesotan's oh yeah, their reaction to the fraud story.
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Speaker 1: A lot of them had said, we told you, We've
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Speaker 1: been trying to tell people about this.
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Speaker 2: We knew what was happening. We knew.
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Speaker 1: There are even some whistleblowers just saying we knew what
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Speaker 1: was going on. Nobody picked up the story now that
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Speaker 1: it's been exposed. And by the way, that Nick Rely
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Speaker 1: video has over one hundred and twenty million impressions across
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Speaker 1: all platforms. It's a massive, massive story, despite the fact
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Speaker 1: that mainstream news barely picked us up or as late
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Speaker 1: to the game.
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Speaker 2: But who cares. They don't matter anyway. This was my
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Speaker 2: favorite reaction though.
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Speaker 1: Now, when I see a guy running in what appears
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Speaker 1: to be a blizzard, getting his miles in in the morning,
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Speaker 1: recording his thoughts while he's running over a bridge, I
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Speaker 1: tend to take him at his word.
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Speaker 2: This guy, this guy means business.
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Speaker 1: I want to be proud to say I'm from Minnesota again.
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Speaker 1: We welcome people into this community, into this state, and
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Speaker 1: they're stealing from us.
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Speaker 2: They're stealing from you. I don't care who you voted for.
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Speaker 2: I don't care what political affiliation you claim to be
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Speaker 2: a part of. This childcare center fraud is.
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Speaker 1: An abomination and it should upset every single Minnesotan.
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Speaker 2: People. Let's steal from you. Are not your friend.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's it, isn't it. I mean, there's a
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Speaker 1: guy and he said it right there. Usually when you
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Speaker 1: run into people who are saying, I don't care you
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Speaker 1: voted for that's an independent minded kind of person, which
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Speaker 1: is probably like the way you are, right, I don't
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Speaker 1: care what you feel for, but this is not But
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Speaker 1: people who steal from you are not your friends. How
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Speaker 1: many times, how many people now truly, even the ones
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Speaker 1: who were saying we knew this was going on, We
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Speaker 1: tried to tell them, how many people in that state
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Speaker 1: just wanted to mind their own business are truly truly
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Speaker 1: and I mean every sense of the word. Pissed off
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Speaker 1: a lot of them. But I would venture to say,
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Speaker 1: still not enough. That's what it's going to take.
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Speaker 2: Now. That guy's a little extreme.
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Speaker 1: I mean, he's pissed off while running in a blizzard
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Speaker 1: over a bridge, God love him, and recording his thoughts.
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Speaker 1: I don't know who he is, but he's great. But
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Speaker 1: there are hundreds and thousands of reactions like that. And
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Speaker 1: then people who never would record their thoughts or aren't
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Speaker 1: even on social media, they're pissed off too, and in
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Speaker 1: other cities as well. It's going to take that, And
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Speaker 1: I know the general reaction has been, Oh, I don't
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Speaker 1: like I don't like all this anger. I don't like
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Speaker 1: all this anger in the country.
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Speaker 2: And I understand that I get it right. Sometimes it
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Speaker 2: takes that. Sometimes it just does.
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Speaker 1: If we didn't get angry, we would still be a
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Speaker 1: British colony. If we didn't get angry, we would still
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Speaker 1: have slavery in the world if it didn't, if we
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Speaker 1: weren't angry, we would still get ripped off everywhere, even
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Speaker 1: worse than we are right now. It's important if you
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Speaker 1: focus it in the right direction, and you should be
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Speaker 1: angry at the media reaction. Although we can't claim to
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Speaker 1: be surprised by this. This is exactly it's like you
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Speaker 1: and I could have written this script to the media
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Speaker 1: reaction to the massive fraud story when they finally got
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Speaker 1: into their news desks in their newsrooms, you know, past
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Speaker 1: the weekend. Here's the MSNB what is it called the
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Speaker 1: ms now used to be MSNBC. Here's their reaction from
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Speaker 1: their from their analysts.
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Speaker 3: The question is, you know, why is this a priority?
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Speaker 3: In a different kind of way, the politicization of the
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Speaker 3: DOJ and the FBI is undeniable, So whether they are
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Speaker 3: reliable narrators is the big question. And this says what
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Speaker 3: happens when you weaponize them, politicize federal agencies that are
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Speaker 3: not meant to be you know, politicized. And I think
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Speaker 3: the American people are right to ask the question, well,
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Speaker 3: can we trust you.
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Speaker 2: And that's a sad thing.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's asking that question, Nobody, nobody but her, and he
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Speaker 1: loved that.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 1: These are the ones now claiming that the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice has been weaponized, the same one that went after
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Speaker 1: a former president and invaded his house in a raid,
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Speaker 1: right that sent many of his political friends to jail.
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Speaker 1: But she thinks the Department of Justice is weaponized now
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Speaker 1: because they're uncovering fraud in a state that they really
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Speaker 1: need to hold on to. It's just a bunch of crap,
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Speaker 1: but again, so predictable. You knew exactly what they were.
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Speaker 2: Going to say. But I will say even I was
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Speaker 2: a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Surprised at Tim Walls, Timmy Tim Tim, tough guy.
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Speaker 2: Tim. You know, I love this guy. He's always he's
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Speaker 2: always full of bluster, and I'm gonna I'm gonna prove
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Speaker 2: tough I am.
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Speaker 1: People who talk like that and go out of their
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Speaker 1: way to try to prove to you how tough they are,
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Speaker 1: they never are, in fact, most dangerous people in society
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Speaker 1: you'll ever run to.
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Speaker 2: I run it to.
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Speaker 1: I mean that people who are just freakazoids who pretend
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Speaker 1: to be tough always do the most damage. This guy's
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Speaker 1: a perfect example. So we had a press conference yesterday
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Speaker 1: and he said it, well, you know, fraud happens everywhere.
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Speaker 1: But the most damning statement actually came from a couple
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Speaker 1: of days ago when he saw that this was coming.
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Speaker 1: Maybe he didn't see the Nick Shirley expose to expose
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Speaker 1: all this stuff, but he saw that they were cracking
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Speaker 1: down on this from that Department of Justice. This is
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Speaker 1: truly amazing to me what he said. And again this
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Speaker 1: wasn't yesterday, I think even before this expose was this
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Speaker 1: is what happens when they target communities for their own benefit.
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Speaker 3: This is what happens when they scapegoat, and this is
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Speaker 3: what say happens when they no longer hide the idea
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Speaker 3: of white supremacy.
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Speaker 2: You got that, everybody.
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Speaker 1: It's not massive fraud to the tune of possibly billions, possibly,
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Speaker 1: it's white supremacy. This goes back to what I had
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Speaker 1: for a theme yesterday. It's the name calling. It's always
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Speaker 1: the name calling, always every single time. But nobody cares
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Speaker 1: anymore when you take away this threat they have this. Oh,
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Speaker 1: the worst thing you can be called is an islamophobe
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Speaker 1: or a racist, or a homophobe or a transphobe or
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Speaker 1: any other fobe they want to throw at you. It
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Speaker 1: doesn't matter anymore because they went to the well too
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Speaker 1: often and everybody sees that it's a freaking scam.
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Speaker 2: Call us whatever the hell you want.
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Speaker 1: Fraud is fraud, but it's white supremacy, right And the
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Speaker 1: daycare centers, Let's just focus on them that have ripped
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Speaker 1: off people taxpayers to the tune of hundreds of millions
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Speaker 1: of dollars in that particular case.
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Speaker 2: They're being targeted right now.
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Speaker 1: I understand why Minnesotans are so pissed off. Now, I
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Speaker 1: get it, and I think they should be more pissed.
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Speaker 1: Everybody should be as pissed off as they are. They
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Speaker 1: really should be. Anger matters. Anger gets things done if
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Speaker 1: you focus it in the right way.
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Speaker 2: Not in violence.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's advocating violence, but anger and angry enough to do
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Speaker 1: something about it. You know who else is angry? And
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Speaker 1: this is interesting, I know, and I get this. Part
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Speaker 1: of that anger is I've heard this a lot since
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Speaker 1: this story broke, and it's still the top.
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Speaker 2: Headline in the world right now. Somebody better go to jail.
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Speaker 1: Somebody or somebody's plural people better go to jail. And
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Speaker 1: I totally get that. Along with that, though, is like this,
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Speaker 1: you know, the deparment, this same Department of Justice with
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Speaker 1: Pam Bondi and Harmeat Dillon, who's interesting, who's the assistant
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Speaker 1: Attorney General. They've been really on defense mode after this.
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Speaker 1: They've been pretty much out there a lot over the
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Speaker 1: past couple of days saying we are doing something about it.
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Speaker 1: In fact, it was interesting Harmeat Dillon, who's fantastic.
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Speaker 2: By the way.
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Speaker 1: You should follow her on X if you haven't already.
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Speaker 1: She's the assistant Attorney General. It's interesting. She was on
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Speaker 1: social media and doing interviews on podcasts a lot yesterday
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Speaker 1: to defend what they're doing. And she's calling it a
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Speaker 1: false narrative. She says, and this is her latest, the
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Speaker 1: Minnesota fraud is going to be the Justice Department's focus
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Speaker 1: until all perpetrators are brought to justice. Okay, and she
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Speaker 1: reposted this Minnesota Fraud's a top priority under Attorney General Pambondi.
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Speaker 1: Ninety nine indictments have already come down and will continue
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Speaker 1: as we.
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Speaker 2: Pursue justice for all Americans. Interesting.
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Speaker 1: So I can't exactly say they're not doing anything, but
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Speaker 1: I think they're hearing you and hearing me and everybody
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Speaker 1: else in that, we want a lot more. I mean,
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Speaker 1: unless how do you stop the fraud? Unless these people
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Speaker 1: pay a price, how do they You have to send
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Speaker 1: some people to jail. It's going to have to happen.
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Speaker 1: You're going to have to deport a lot of people.
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Speaker 1: It's going to have to happen. This cannot exist anymore.
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Speaker 1: And that's where that anger comes into place. People are
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Speaker 1: fed up and it's time to take action, to demand results.
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Speaker 1: And when an expose a gets over one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty million impressions across all social media.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to get results. There's no doubt about that.
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Speaker 2: And it's as it should.
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Speaker 1: So what do you do? So what do you do?
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Speaker 1: Don't just take the news? Do something about it. I
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Speaker 1: tell you every single day on here. What do you
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Speaker 1: do about it? Well, you demand that you're even if
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Speaker 1: you're not involved with Minnesota, you're listening to California right now,
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Speaker 1: or in Wyoming or Massachusetts or New Hampshire or Alabama
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Speaker 1: or Florida, it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: This is a national story for all of us.
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Speaker 1: Reach out to those elected representatives, reach out to the
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Speaker 1: useless rhinos, or the corrupt Democrats or whoever represents your
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Speaker 1: district and drop a line.
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Speaker 2: I swear they'll never hear my voice. It does.
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Speaker 1: Be aware of this kind of stuff, repost it and
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Speaker 1: demand action. Enough people get that word out there, and
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Speaker 1: it does matter. I promise you it does matter. So
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Speaker 1: Minnesota spice not enough. Why I don't we keep an
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Speaker 1: eye on this Because I don't think it's gonna stop.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I can't predict the future. I don't have
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Speaker 1: a crystal ball. I'm not good at predictions. But I'm
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Speaker 1: getting a feeling and you may be too, that this
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Speaker 1: one's not going away. This may be a turning point
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Speaker 1: because it affects so many different stories. Right, it's not
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Speaker 1: just the fraud and the tax money that's being wasted
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Speaker 1: and the outright theft, for sure, But there's another real
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Speaker 1: inflection point that's going on here, and I think it's
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Speaker 1: based on that pushback. This might have been the straw.
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Speaker 1: It really might have been where people have just had
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Speaker 1: enough in the demand action. So that's a really good thing,
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Speaker 1: and it also involves all the other issues that this
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Speaker 1: same Justice Department, the same administration has been working on.
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Speaker 1: It makes Look, let's be honest about this and be
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Speaker 1: the adults in the room.
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Speaker 2: This makes this.
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Speaker 1: Administration's argument for deportation a lot stronger. It makes their
11:19
Speaker 1: case a lot easier. It makes it a lot easier
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Speaker 1: for Ice to justify if they if they were let's
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Speaker 1: just say, go into the Somali communities and find out
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Speaker 1: who's legal, who's not, who shouldn't be here, who has
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Speaker 1: perpetrated fraud and is here a on a you know,
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Speaker 1: humanitarian visa to get them out. It's tough to argue
11:39
Speaker 1: against that now, it really is. So this just made
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Speaker 1: their job a lot easier. So this fraud case just
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Speaker 1: isn't about the money. It's about many many things. It's
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Speaker 1: an inflection point. It's a it's it is a turning point.
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Speaker 1: It's I think it matters people have had enough. This
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Speaker 1: might have been the one because it's so obvious obviously,
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Speaker 1: all right, let's get out of that for a second
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Speaker 1: to something that's happening in real life.
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Speaker 2: Although that's real life too. Amazon drones are here.
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Speaker 1: What do you mean, Bill, They've already been here. I know,
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Speaker 1: I get it. They've been in test experiments. But the
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Speaker 1: biggest test market happened over the Christmas season, and it's
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Speaker 1: a suburb in Texas. Let me get to the story here.
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Speaker 1: Amazon's Prime Air drones took off from a Richardson facility,
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Speaker 1: Texas early December. Prime members with items up to five
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Speaker 1: pounds in a seven to eight mile radius for four
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Speaker 1: dollars in ninety nine cents. So what they're saying is
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Speaker 1: for an extra five bucks, you can get a drone delivery.
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Speaker 1: Why would you want to do that just because it's cool. No,
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Speaker 1: it's fast during daylight and good weather. It's an m
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Speaker 1: MK thirty model. Apparently, if you're into drones hovering and
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Speaker 1: winching down packages through. The locals are griping about it. Now,
12:52
Speaker 1: the locals gripe is the interesting part of this whole thing,
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Speaker 1: which makes the story. So they're happening a lot. What
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Speaker 1: are they griping about. They're griping about the buzz.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: I don't know about you, This particular sound in my
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Speaker 1: neighborhood would drive me out of my mind. Here's a
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Speaker 1: little sample of that, And you're saying, well, that's not
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Speaker 1: that bad.
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Speaker 2: What's the big deal?
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Speaker 1: That was from a couple of houses over what it
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Speaker 1: actually looked like it was looking at a different development.
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Speaker 1: Imagine like five of those at once coming to your neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: It sounds like an invasion. A lot of the residents
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Speaker 1: in that suburb are saying that it's driving them nuts.
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Speaker 1: They can't stand the buzzing. Some of those same residents,
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Speaker 1: if you read the articles and follow up, they're saying,
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Speaker 1: although it is pretty cool, and there's what I think
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Speaker 1: is happening here. So I don't think the Amazon drones
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Speaker 1: are going away. If you don't happen to like those.
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Speaker 1: It's one of those things where you got to weigh
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Speaker 1: inconvenience over convenience and cost. We will do anything if
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Speaker 1: it's convenient. Amazon took off in the first place, right,
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Speaker 1: and let's admit it. You may not like Jeff Bezos.
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Speaker 1: You may not like the whole idea of Amazon. I
14:06
Speaker 1: remember the original pushback was, it's it's putting malls and
14:09
Speaker 1: moms and pops out of business. You know how it
14:11
Speaker 1: did because it's a better business model. How sure, there
14:14
Speaker 1: are problems. Sometimes the package doesn't arrive, it's rare. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: you get the wrong thing you can return. But for
14:20
Speaker 1: the most part, let's admit it, Amazon freaking works. It does,
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Speaker 1: and it got a lot of people through COVID when
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Speaker 1: they couldn't go outside if you were unfortunately in one
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Speaker 1: of those lockdown cities.
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Speaker 2: It works.
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Speaker 1: It's convenient, and we love convenience, so I don't think
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Speaker 1: I think, I don't know. I would imagine that as
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Speaker 1: there's going to be more and more Amazon quick drop
14:43
Speaker 1: offs where they winch the thing down like under what
14:46
Speaker 1: is it under five pounds or something if you can
14:49
Speaker 1: get that immediately, like within an hour, and that apparently
14:52
Speaker 1: that's the selling point here. Those aren't going away anytime soon,
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Speaker 1: so I guess. I guess the end result is going
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Speaker 1: to be if you don't like the noise, eventually down
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Speaker 1: the road, as a consumer, all right, support the delivery service,
15:06
Speaker 1: whether it's like somebody independent or uh maybe Target's drones
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Speaker 1: or Walmart's drones that promise and start selling noise free drones. Probably,
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Speaker 1: I guess you can support them. But I don't know
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Speaker 1: if this is going away anytime soon. It's just way
15:19
Speaker 1: too convenient. I did have a question though, on one concern.
15:22
Speaker 1: What happens when there's Amazon drones and the Target drones
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Speaker 1: and DHS drones and Walmart drunes and they're.
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Speaker 2: All fighting for space. We have drone dog fights in
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Speaker 2: the neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what's gonna happen, but like anything, we'll
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Speaker 1: get used to anything, so weigh it.
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Speaker 2: You like the.
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Speaker 1: Convenience over the noise. It's probably gonna be here for
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Speaker 1: a while. And I've already seen the pushback. And this
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Speaker 1: was in the same article I was reading, where a
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Speaker 1: lot of neighbors are saying I would never do that
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Speaker 1: because I hate the buzzing. Okay, fine, you're still gonna
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Speaker 1: hear the buzzing if your next door neighbor is getting
15:54
Speaker 1: an Amazon drone delivery, so you didn't even order it,
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Speaker 1: but you gotta hear the noise.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, it is here technology, and I don't think it's
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Speaker 1: going away anytime soon.
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Speaker 2: Maybe they'll cut down to the buzzing pretty soon. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. All right.
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Speaker 1: The takeaway the Minnesota fraud story is not going away.
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Speaker 1: That should make you feel good. That means people are
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Speaker 1: pissed off and they're going to do something about it,
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Speaker 1: and the pressure is on.
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Speaker 2: Oh, they're feeling it.
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Speaker 1: Otherwise the Assistant Attorney General and the Attorney General wouldn't
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Speaker 1: be posting so much about what they're doing to bust
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Speaker 1: up fraud, and in fact, leading that into the voter rules.
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Speaker 1: That's another issue that's involves with they're hearing the anger,
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Speaker 1: they're feeling the pressure, and that's a good thing. We're
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Speaker 1: paying their salaries to do something. Stay on them to
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Speaker 1: make sure that they do. It's a good thing. This
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Speaker 1: story's not going away. It's that big. And the drones,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, get used to them. Thanks you for
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Speaker 1: it airs in the replay on X and on Facebook
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Speaker 1: and on YouTube. Audio podcast too. Thank you so much
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Speaker 1: for the subscriptions over the holidays. Audio still rules, I
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Speaker 1: guess because that's growing and growing. Just look for Wicked
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Speaker 1: Radio with Bill Adams Spotify. You get a press like
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Speaker 1: on that. That's their follow button. iHeart Apple Podcasts. Wherever
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Speaker 1: you find him, that's where you find me. Getting closer
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Speaker 1: to the end of the year, New Year's Eve is
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Speaker 1: on its way. Whatever it's Tuesday, make it a great one.
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Speaker 2: I'll talk to them wrong