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A Third Party Option? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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You're listening to the West Carroll Morning Show. Wednesday morning, nineteenth day
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of July. Hi, I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me quick a little
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bit of maintenance because I mentioned it yesterday, and we're getting closer and closer
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to Labor Day weekend, and I'll be talking more about dragon Con in the
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coming days. I mentioned yesterday at the start of the show the fact that
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the West Carroll Interviews podcast that was previously where all of my dragon Con interviews
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are most of my dragon Con interviews were There's a couple of missing ones.
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I'm gonna track those suckers down, but many of the interviews that I've done
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in the past in relation to dragon Con were on the West Carol Interviews podcast,
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and that for some reason, again, you know, I had an
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issue with this show. I had an issue now with that show as far
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as the hosting part of it. But what I did to simplify things and
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make it a little easier as I now have a podcast called the dragon Con
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Pregame Show, So this year's show and all the past shows will be available
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there, so you can listen to interviews like my interview last year with Ben
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McKenzie. We talked about crypto and a lot of things that he talked about
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has been talking about for years now about crypto started to pan out this year,
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so he was a frequent guest on many talk shows over the last several
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months. Related to that, William Shatner did an interview with him a couple
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of years ago, as well as a long list of guests from Star Wars,
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from the Marvel Universe, from Star Trek, many more. They're all
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waiting for you now on the Dragon Con Pregame Show podcast, so please give
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that one a follow if you will. And this year's guests, I can't
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make any announcements just yet, but coming very soon, I'll make some announcements
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and I'm looking forward to doing some interviews for this year, talking to the
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upcoming guests for this year's convention. Downtown Atlanta back at full force and it'll
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the Dragon Con Pregame Show podcast. Wherever you get your podcasts. There maybe
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a couple of places it's not fully in there yet because once you create a
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new show, it may take a couple of days depending on what where you
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listen to this show, whether it's there yet or not. There's a couple
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that just take a little bit longer. Okay, so let's talk a little
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bit about the follow up. Man. Every day, this is feeling good
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because I talk about something and then something relating to it happens later that morning,
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and it's just great. So yesterday there was some talk now about a
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serious potential third party run that could be a significant disruption. So Joe mansion
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is I guess they're floating this idea around of him possibly running as a third
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candidate option. He says he's got time to think about it, time to
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make a decision. The concern from some is that it would be Joe Biden
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and Donald Trumps the two choices, and people are saying if that's the two
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choices again, and those aren't great choices to some people, and they would
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say, well, we should have a third party candidate. So you know,
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yesterday I was discussing the fact that we have been in this very long,
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ongoing process by some on the left of trying to prevent Donald Trump from
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being able to run, not from winning, not from putting him in a
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position where you know, he you know, they go at him from a
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strategic standpoint, the strategic standpoint and above board strategic standpoint. What they've been
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trying to do, and I covered this yesterday, is just to get him
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out of the race. They wanted him out. They wanted to cause him
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to be unable to run. Now, my theory on that is that they
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wanted him to be unable to run because they wanted criminal charges that would prevent
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it. And then they wouldn't have had to have run Joe Biden. They
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could have run someone else. They could have by the way polls have come
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out, and Gavin Newsom is not even in the top three of people that
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folks on the left apparently would want instead of Joe Biden if he weren't to
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run. I think Newsome was four. So that's that's got to be a
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hard swift kick in the marbles for him. A realization that people would rather
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bring Hillary Clinton back into this mess than him out. People would rather vote
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for the vice president, who should be the easy clear front runner, but
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for some reason is not. I forget who the third one was, but
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it was, you know, somebody that was not named Gavin Newsom. So
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anyway, that's that's been my thought. They just wanted to get him out
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and then they haven't been able to get him out and people are supporting them,
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and every time they bring charges against him, it seems to make him
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stronger. It's the you know, Superman doomsday fight. The more you hit
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him, the stronger he gets, which is interesting because that's part of how
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he won in twenty sixteen, isn't it. I mean, Donald Trump is
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Doomsday, right, He's got this whole And if you don't know this is
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Superman villains, you remember the story a long time ago where they did the
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comic Superman dies. He gets killed in a comic book, and people said,
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oh my gosh, this is crazy. How can Superman possibly die?
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Who's the guy who could kill Superman? Right, great scheme to sell a
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lot of comic books, and of course he came back spoiler alert. They
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bring him back from the dead because he's Superman and they're not gonna stop selling
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comic books. And nobody's ever really dead in comic books. They're just not
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nobody, well, maybe a few, but not many people. So the
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character the Superman fights to the death is this guy named Doomsday, and he's
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there's a couple of different versions of his origin story, but ultimately in every
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version he's this creature, right, He's this creature that the more you hit
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him, the stronger he gets. I guess the Hulk kind of has this
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component to him too, but that's you know, we're mixing Marvel and DC
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now. But with Doomsday, you know, if you hit him hard enough
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to maybe break his arm, his arm grows back stronger than it was.
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So you can see where the dilemma would be there for Superman trying to fight
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this guy. You punch him, and the guy gets stronger when you hit
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him. That's not good. I think that's Trump. That's what we saw
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with Trump in twenty sixteen. So we saw in Trump in a lot of
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ways. In twenty twenty. You know, we had a lot of stuff
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going on in an election. But since then here lately, especially in the
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last six eight months, it's been a lot of Trump getting stronger and stronger
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and stronger. So they wanted him out, they wanted him gone, and
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then in trying to do that. They've accidentally made him stronger. They've broken
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his arms and made his arms grow back stronger or whatever. That's what they've
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done with Donald Trump. Okay, I promise I'm probably done, probably done
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with the DC comics of parallels to Donald Trump. But anyway, so they
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haven't been able to successfully do that. They haven't been able to get him
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out where he's just not there early enough that they can run somebody else instead.
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So they have to figure out what are we gonna do. Now.
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There's been some speculation, and we talked about this yesterday, whether or not
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they can get him to take some kind of a plea deal, because now
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they're saying they're going to charge him for you know, January six, he
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may face charges in that one. They're trying to do everything they can.
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That would be kind of the ultimate one because if they can try to come
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into some of these oh my gosh, they try to overthrow the government,
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it's treasonous, then maybe they can find something to stick. But again,
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they're just trying to prevent some Americans from being able to vote for the candidate
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that they choose. That's really what they're trying to do. They're trying to
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silence Americans from being able to cast their vote the way that they want to
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cast their vote. So now we have this dilemma where he looks like it's
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going to be those two. And I know there's people saying that DeSantis isn't
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out of it yet. I don't think anybody's really out of it yet.
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Well, there's a few people that are out of it. Let's be honest.
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Asa Hutchinson's out of it. Sorry, he's just out of it.
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I'm just throw that out there is a prediction. I think he's out of
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it. I think it's fair to say that. But I don't know.
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I don't know. I've been wrong before. Vivic Ramaswamy is drawing bigger numbers
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I think than Asa. So but anyway, not to pick on a good
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old Asa. It's a good name, you know, good Andy Griffith name,
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isn't it? So? How to get rid of him? Can't get
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rid of him? What are we gonna do? Can we paint him into
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a corner where he has to take some sort of a plea deal to get
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out of the race, And can they get that done soon enough to try
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to send in somebody else that could maybe do it. That's the question,
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somebody else that could run against the Santis that they think maybe if the Republicans
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go with somebody younger, then maybe Democrats could go with somebody younger, like
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a Gavin Newsom and figure out a way to get his smarmy self in there.
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He's a bit smarmy, isn't he. I think that's the right word.
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That's the word. And when I am, I, well, that's
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smarmy guy. Just my opinion, that's all. You know, he may
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be a nice guy, you know, maybe probably a nice, decent human
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being. A bit of a smarmy politician, that's all. I just want
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to say, smarmy. So if we end up with Donald Trump Joe Biden
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as the two candidates with no youth anywhere in sight. Now, this possibility
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of Joe Mansion running isn't exactly bringing in the youth. It's not like we're
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you know, going going after the gen Z vote with him. But some
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people think, hey, he could be the guy to be a bit more.
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I mean, he claims to be a moderate. He certainly votes with
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his party, which is Democrats, almost every time. Occasionally he has been
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that guy with his finger in the hole in the damn right. He's been
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that guy a couple of times. He Kirsten Cinema. That was it.
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That's all we had. At one point we had those two just plugging them
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so and then she went independent. And he's not going to do that.
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But if he decides he's going to run, what does that entail? How
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does that make things play out? If he runs as an independent as a
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third party candidate, So that's a real possibility. It's cost a lot of
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people on the left to get very angry. You're going to give the presidency
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to Donald Trump? If you do that, you can't, which is a
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I mean, I think a reasonable way to see it. But they're attacking
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him personally. They're attacking him, they're calling him names, they're telling him
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that he absolutely should not do this. And again, if somebody wants to
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run. Now, don't get me wrong, there have been times in the
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past where it seemed like a third party candidate might get in disrupt things for
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a candidate maybe that I liked, and I thought, man, don't do
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it, please, don't do it. I didn't go on TV and call
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him names. They didn't go on the radio and call him names. I
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don't think. I don't think I've called too many people smartie, just one
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guy, maybe a few people, but one guy in particular. Lately,
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I've only called one guy in a political sense a bit smartie. Right,
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So could Joe Mansion be the X factor in the upcoming election? It will
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be interesting, It will be very interesting to see how all that plays out.
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So there's that other thing to talk about, is this is a very
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This is a great example of how the things that we often find ourselves talking
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about aren't always black and white. Maybe they seem it. Maybe there's times
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where you look at things and you say, oh, this seems pretty black
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and white. I know people who see issues like as far as transgender people
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in bathrooms, they see it as black and white. They think it's very
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clear cut. If you were born with this particular biology, you should go
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in the bathroom room that matches that, and if you were born with that
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biology, you should go in the other one. That's how some people see
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it. I just occasionally point out the fact that if someone has had surgery,
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someone genuinely looks like the other gender, someone dresses like maybe a man
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who's now living as a woman dresses as a woman. Has had the surgery,
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they would look strange going in the men's room. That's the only point
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I make, and that's the part of it to me that has some gray
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elements. There's other gray elements to it as far as the bathroom issue that
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could be uncomfortable for people. It's not always black and white, and we
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pretend that it is. And sometimes it's the people who are the loudest that
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are the ones who kind of paint it that way. So we know Disney
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is still in the process of going through all of their old ideas and not
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looking for anything original or creative, and they're saying, we're gonna remake all
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of our old classics and we're gonna basically take the princesses who traditionally in most
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cases now more recently not so much. But you know, we're played by
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they were animated, so it didn't really matter who they were played by,
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I guess, as long as you know, the character looked appropriate for the
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fairy tale. So they would say, well, okay, now we're going
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to redo them, and we're gonna cast live action and we're gonna cast non
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white actors to play the princesses again. Whatever you want to do your company.
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You want to make less money with a Little Mermaid, and I don't
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know that people would have gone otherwise. But if you want to take the
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you know, Danish story and change the Mermaid and have her played by a
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black actress, that's whatever you want to do. You have to own it.
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You have to own the decisions. You have to own the money you
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make or don't make. That's what you have to do. So they're doing
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it again now with snow White, and this time it's a Hispanic actress now
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again, doesn't matter matter to me chances of me watching this movie or the
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same as me watching The Little Mermaid. I haven't even seen the first Little
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Mermaid. It's not on my radar. Okay, it's not. They didn't
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make it for me. I know. There's people who say, just by
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not going to see it, I'm offensive or whatever. I don't know.
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But the point is they're making this movie and that's not even the issue.
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There's not a lot of people objecting, I don't think, to the casting
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of this actress to play snow White. There's a bigger concern apparently by the
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fact that they've replaced the dwarf characters. You know, it's snow White and
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the Seven Dwarfs, right, that's I mean, snow White is the lead.
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They're pretty important to the story. They're significant enough to the story,
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and they have been the Seven Dwarfs all along. That's who they are.
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So Peter Dinklage, an actor who has he himself a little person, has
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played roles for Little People Elf, Game of Thrones, both Death at a
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Funeral movie as a British one and an American one. He plays the same
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character in both. He's the only actor in both. I think, so,
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I mean, this is what he's done as far as his career.
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He's even in the Avengers Infinity War movie playing a giant Dwarf. Okay,
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so he took offense. He said, while we're being progressive with the casting
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of our snow White by casting someone who's not white, but we're still having
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these dwarves coming out of a cave. And you know why, why haven't
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we made some changes in that? That's something that needs to be changed.
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And I guess they took a suit. They've changed it's a variety of different
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magical creatures instead of dwarves. Well, okay, well that what you want
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to do to be progressive. Now enter the little person acting community. One
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actor in particular who has a past with the WWE and a number of other
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roles. Dylan postals his name and his quote. He was on Pierce Morgan's
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Uncensored Show, and he wants to know why these roles were taken away from
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Dwarf actors. He basically says, this is not right, and he criticized
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Peter Dinklage, saying, hey, he hasn't had a problem with taking roles
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for you know, characters that were dwarves, and now this is a movie
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where seven Dwarfs could get an opportunity to play. We don't have the opportunity.
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I'm paraphrasing him, but he basically said, I don't go for the
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roles that George Clooney gets. I was like, oh, this is the
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quote. These are roles made for actors of my stature. I can't go
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for the Harrison Ford or George Clooney rolls. And he says, roles in
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Hollywood in general are very hard for people of my community to get. Besides
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the elf and the leprechn and this and that. So why are they being
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taken away from my community? That's my issue here, it's this is not
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a black and white issue. This is not black and white at all.
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This is a very interesting point. And then he also I mean criticizing Peter
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Dinklage for taking these type roles, but not then wanting others to. And
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he points out the fact that the seven dwarves in the movie, they're in
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the in the story. They're heroes. You know, there's some of the
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heroes in the story. They're they're the good guys. They're not monsters coming
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out of the cave. They're heroes. They look after snow White, they
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take care of her. I keep in mind too, that we've had a
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couple of situations where other non little people actors have been cast to play like
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Hugh Grant playing the part of a dwarf in one of the Umpa Loompa's originally
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the Upa Loompa's in the Willy Wonka movie where in nineteen seventy one played by
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dwarf actors. Now you got Hugh Grant taking one of those roles. I
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like Hugh Grant. Am I criticizing Hugh Grant? Hugh Grant if he had
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gotten on his soapbox as Peter Dinklage said, and then took the role.
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Then, yeah, I might have an issue with Hugh Grant, but I'm
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surprised Hugh Grant's taking this role. I'm not taking flag for it. But
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no, all of these the seven people, the seven magical people who've been
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cast in this movie to play the role that would have been played by a
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little person actor. I'm not sure what you're supposed to say. I mean,
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this Dylan Postal guy is saying dwarf actor, but I just feel more
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comfortable saying little person. But anyway, they've taken roles. They've taken roles
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from seven potential actors who could have played these roles and been the heroes in
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the Snow White movie. Again, it's not black and white. It's just
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an interesting perspective on this, that there is more to this than just Peter
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com more West Carol Morning Show. Right after the break, Well, if
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you're still trying to squeak in travel by car before school starts back, and
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it's coming up fast, the school year will be here soon, like very
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soon, frighteningly soon. It's disturbing how quickly the summer's going by. And
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I think my kids made some decent progress. I think they may actually get
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their summer work done by the end of the week. I don't know if
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you're dealing with the same problems as me, but really trying hard, really
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trying hard to get it done. So they got a little break before they
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get back in and go full feet first or head first into the score.
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But if you're gonna try to do any travel right before the school year starts
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and we got some here in the Southeast and are worth mentioning. If you're
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gonna be driving through making Georgia, watch out their number four on the list
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for worst drivers in a city. Memphis, Tennessee topped the list, Baton
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Colorado. So it's about five in that Some of that top five. New
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Mexico obviously is not in the Southeast, but four of the top five in
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the SouthEast's be careful. It means you know, potential accidents out there,
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and you got to be careful. Well, despite the economy, you know,
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not being great people. Some people seem to realize that, some don't.
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It looks like a lot of Americans have been not causing it to prevent
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trips from happening, because people are traveling and they're doing international trips. A
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new survey done by Delta Vacations found the average American has traveled internationally six times
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over the last five years. Thirty four percent say they've been on even more
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than six international trips. Travelers have visited Europe South America more than any other
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continent. The average cost of each international trip around five grand. One of
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the interesting findings from the surveys that forty percent of those who traveled to another
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country in the last five years said that they were nervous or scared to visit
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that country but went anyway. So color my family and this group that has
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done an international trip in the last five years. But you know, a
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lot of people, I feel like in the last year have said, you
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know, COVID prevented some of the travel that we wanted to do. It
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prevented our ability to do the things that we wanted to do and we're just
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not letting it do it anymore. And since we didn't do those trips,
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we want to get out and make up for lost time. And I think
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that's fair, that's understandable, all right. So we here talk all the
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the whole thing with a splenda. Lets talk about that could have a long
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term effect on your DNA if you have too much splendor. Well, the
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World Health Organization just issued report labeling aspartame as a parcel possible carcinogen. But
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three studies on humans. The FDA says those studies have significant shortcomings. So
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here's I guess it's the FDA who says possibly carcinogenic doesn't necessarily mean linked to
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cancer. So here's what they say. World Health Organization says a safety limit
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of forty milligrams of aspartame per kilogram of body weight. That's like two point
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two pounds, right, And they say that means one hundred fifty pound pound
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person would have to drink around a dozen cans of a diet soft drink a
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day to be at risk. So just keep that in mind. It's always
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about moderation to some degree, right, And if you weigh one hundred and
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fifty pounds, a dozen cans is a lot. If you're rate wait,
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two hundred pounds, obviously you can add a few more cans to the mix
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and it before it would have an effect on you. And if you're doing
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that every day, that's a lot. You should probably be cutting back on
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that. Anyway. I'm just saying, that's a lot of cans. It's
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a lot of cans. If it's full sugar, it's a lot of cans.
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Period. That's all all right. That'll do it for this Wednesday edition
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