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"If anyone knows dodgy citizenship..." (FTTxJT Fri 103026 hr1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: This is Independence from Virginia, again, first thing today, by
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  Speaker 1: Joe Thomas on the Talk Media Network.
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  Speaker 2: Joe works at the steel mill, works damn near every day.
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  Speaker 3: Leaves for work when the sun comes up, drops.
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  Speaker 4: The kids to school and all the work.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has everything he dreamed of, all the treasures.
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  Speaker 6: That he needs. No wonder Joe's always smiling, he only.
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  Speaker 7: Aims to please you.
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  Speaker 6: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 6: doings this week. Victoria Cobb, the president of the Family Foundation,
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  Speaker 6: you see her on Fox News and Newsmax out there
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  Speaker 6: of the unborn, then Victoria Cobb, and the work that
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  Speaker 6: the Family Foundation does there, it is in the crosshairs.
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  Speaker 6: This is, it's crazy made world, you know, four, five,
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  Speaker 6: on the ballot. Are men allowed to vote in these things?
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  Speaker 6: I'm told that we're not allowed to have an opinion.
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  Speaker 6: Does that mean we don't have to vote in this stuff?
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  Speaker 6: I don't know. All of that stuff coming up for
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  Speaker 6: you this morning here in Fishersville. We're also going to
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  Speaker 6: talk about property rights and data centers and voting integrity
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  Speaker 6: with one of my favorite people, former DHS Secretary Ken
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  Speaker 6: Max got the weekend set up for sports as well,
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  Speaker 6: and you and me, because I'm going to tell you
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  Speaker 6: what went on last night, and you're going to tell
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  Speaker 6: me how it's impacting you where you are. It's a
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  Speaker 6: pretty straightforward philosophy. We've been doing it since the 30s,
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  Speaker 6: and I think radio is pretty good at making it happen.
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  Speaker 6: So leave us begin our first things this morning. These
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  Speaker 6: are some of the stories that are tickling our ivories
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  Speaker 6: this weekend. Well, it sounded better in rehearsal. Ongoing investigation
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  Speaker 6: into Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's controversial marriage and her citizenship
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  Speaker 6: status apparently began under President Barack Obama in the last
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  Speaker 6: year of his administration. 2016 is when the first investigations
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  Speaker 6: into Ilhan Omar's citizenship, ironically, under Barack Obama began. citing
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  Speaker 6: former federal government officials. The New York Times is reporting
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  Speaker 6: that the Obama administration had originally, quote, found some evidence
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  Speaker 6: that the marriage was fraudulent. The Justice Department for this
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  Speaker 6: year is escalating its criminal investigation into the Alaska Senate
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  Speaker 6: race and how a candidate who shares much of the
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  Speaker 6: same name as incumbent Republican, wound up in the race.
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  Speaker 6: They've issued a raft of new grand jury subpoenas. According
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  Speaker 6: to a person familiar with the matter, that means leaker,
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  Speaker 6: told the Associated Press. President Trump was in South Carolina
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  Speaker 6: yesterday campaigning for Senator Darlene Graham for a permanent election
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  Speaker 6: to the seat that she was appointed to in replacement,
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  Speaker 6: pardon me, won a special election to replace her brother,
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  Speaker 6: Lindsey Graham, Democrat Annie Andrews, or Arnie if you like,
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  Speaker 6: who cares, she's campaigning on transgender medical care and gun control.
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  Speaker 6: President Trump took shots at both of those policies at
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  Speaker 1: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Talk Media Network.
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  Speaker 6: You don't really need to find out what's going on.
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  Speaker 7: You don't really want to know just how.
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  Speaker 2: Far it's gone.
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  Speaker 6: It makes one wonder, sitting where I sit, because you
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  Speaker 6: may not see the patterns, but at least four separate
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  Speaker 6: occasions over the last three months, there have been stories
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  Speaker 6: that have been bad for Democrats that you would know about,
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  Speaker 6: and they were reported in The New York Times. And
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  Speaker 6: it makes me wonder, what transgression did the Democratic Party
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  Speaker 6: commit to the Democrat machine? Or what transgression did the
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  Speaker 6: Democrat machine do to the New York Times? Were they
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  Speaker 6: left out of a big media buy? Were there column
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  Speaker 6: inches that weren't paid for and perhaps expected to be
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  Speaker 6: given to them out of the good graces of the
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  Speaker 6: old gray lady? Did it have to do with the
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  Speaker 6: election of Zaphod Madmoney to the Gracie Mansion in New York?
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  Speaker 6: Or the allowance that he was able to run out
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  Speaker 6: of town some good rock-ribbed Democrats who understood that the
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  Speaker 6: greasing of the palms at a place like the New
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  Speaker 6: York Times, who, you know, it's hard. They had classified money.
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  Speaker 6: Once the classified money dried up, and I'd love to
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  Speaker 6: give it some higher moral code or implication even, but
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  Speaker 6: it was really when people stopped using the newspaper classifieds,
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  Speaker 6: they started selling column space. What's it worth to you?
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  Speaker 6: You want a two-page spread on your candidate? All right,
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  Speaker 6: here's what that costs. I get it. I'm not going
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  Speaker 6: to deny that radio stations don't do that. I don't.
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  Speaker 6: It's probably why my wife is stressing out every time
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  Speaker 6: the mortgage comes due. You know, if you sold some
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  Speaker 6: time to these people, you know, I bet Tom Perriello
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  Speaker 6: would pay for a half an hour. Yeah. Yeah. I'd
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  Speaker 6: actually have to burn my clothes after, you know, oh, really, Tom,
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  Speaker 6: how are you going to save us from the health
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  Speaker 6: care plan that you brought along? Sorry, Joe, you can't
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  Speaker 6: ask it that way because I'm paying you. And thus
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  Speaker 6: goes the routine. I bring this up because it's the
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  Speaker 6: New York Times, of all people, not the Washington Times
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  Speaker 6: or the conservative Intelligencer or anything like that. It's not Newsmax.
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  Speaker 6: that broke the story that it was the Obama administration,
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  Speaker 6: perhaps redefining the term awkward. Um, and you know, if
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  Speaker 6: there's anyone who ought to know about dodgy birth, you know,
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  Speaker 6: certificates and, and birth records and citizenship, it'd be the
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  Speaker 6: Obama administration. There was actually a meme somebody shared with
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  Speaker 6: me yesterday of, it looked like obviously the, AI-generated cartoon
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  Speaker 6: drawings of Ilhan Omar on the cell phone with Barry,
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  Speaker 6: little Barry Sotero. And he's in the Oval Office, and
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  Speaker 6: she's on the campaign trail. And the speech bubble over
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  Speaker 6: her head says, Mr. President, do you still have that
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  Speaker 6: birth certificate guy on speed dial? I love long memories.
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  Speaker 6: And let's not forget Let's not forget who began the,
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  Speaker 6: is Barack Obama a citizen? Who began that question? Who
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  Speaker 6: first asked it? Hillary Rodham Clinton. Well, I mean, truth
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  Speaker 6: be told, it was her Pennsylvania campaign chair who first said, appropriately,
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  Speaker 6: by the way, because it's the Democratic and Republican Party's
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  Speaker 6: job to in exchange, part of the quid for their
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  Speaker 6: pro quo, their permanent guaranteed ballot access nonsense, that they
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  Speaker 6: are the ones who have to authorize. So if there
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  Speaker 6: was ever a question of somebody's citizenship or qualification legally
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  Speaker 6: to hold an office, it's the party chair that goes
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  Speaker 6: to jail first. Well, maybe right after the candidate. Because
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  Speaker 6: they're the ones that signed the documents that say we,
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  Speaker 6: the insert name of party here, chair, authorized that we
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  Speaker 6: have vetted the qualifications based on federal law, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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  Speaker 6: But I think this redefines the term awkward. While Ilhan Omar,
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  Speaker 6: much like Virginia's own Louise... Left Eye Lucas, who, you know,
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  Speaker 6: is standing charges for drug smuggling and racketeering and, you know,
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  Speaker 6: all the stuff that you used to charge John Gotti
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  Speaker 6: with and people like that. And from what I understand,
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  Speaker 6: you know, this is sort of how Portsmouth, Virginia runs anyway.
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  Speaker 6: You know, she's the boss. Remember the opening scene of
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  Speaker 6: Godfather 1 when it was just called What is Don
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  Speaker 6: Corleone's plan for Michael? Michael was not supposed to be
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  Speaker 6: involved in the family business. That was Sonny's job. That
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  Speaker 6: was Fredo's job. Michael was a Marine. He was a
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  Speaker 6: decorated serviceman, an officer, and he was going to go
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  Speaker 6: to the U.S. Senate. Because the Corleone family trafficked in influence.
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  Speaker 6: And they needed people in City Hall. He was trying
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  Speaker 6: to get somebody in the U.S. Senate. So, you know,
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  Speaker 6: it's important to have your low friends in high places.
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  Speaker 6: Like Ilhan Omar. who, you know, again, is facing this inquiry.
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  Speaker 6: And I'm curious because they've dropped this whole, is she really,
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  Speaker 6: was she really old enough? And I think it's the
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  Speaker 6: press that has dropped that question because it's really hard. Oh,
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  Speaker 6: is it, did she lie about her citizenship? Was her
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  Speaker 6: father even a citizen in order to do this? Because
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  Speaker 6: multiple frauds from multiple agencies would have to take place
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  Speaker 6: in Minnesota. Because that would never happen. And now we
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  Speaker 6: have new allegations that come out against sweet retiring Ilhan.
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  Speaker 6: Of more money laundering, almost Louise Lucas-esque fraud. aid money
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  Speaker 6: that she didn't even bother to traffic through her, you know,
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  Speaker 6: street urchins, her Baker Street irregulars in Minnesota. The money
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  Speaker 6: was just going directly to Somalia. Which it wasn't intended for, but,
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  Speaker 6: you know, aid is aid is aid. And she, you know, Trump.
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  Speaker 6: And that's the answer for everything. Well, you know, Trump.
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  Speaker 6: We need Ilhan Omar to fight Trump. So while she
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  Speaker 6: steals money from you, that's okay because she doesn't like
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  Speaker 6: Donald Trump? Is that all it takes to get in
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  Speaker 6: and take all the money out of your bank account?
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  Speaker 6: All I have to do is say I wear a
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  Speaker 6: No Kings t-shirt and a pink genital hat? Because if
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  Speaker 6: that's the case, bank robbery is going to become a
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  Speaker 6: lot easier in the United States than.
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  Speaker 1: You know, what does it say in a world where.
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  Speaker 6: Captain Kirk outlives Captain Picard? And I say this to you, again,
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  Speaker 6: And maybe that was the gag, was that everyone knew...
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  Speaker 6: what direction he was going. Um, and the gag was that,
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  Speaker 6: you know, despite his lifestyle, he was going to outlive everybody.
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  Speaker 6: But I mean, there's, there's Bill Shatner still recording heavy
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  Speaker 6: Tambourine Man all those years ago. You have to appreciate
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  Speaker 6: Somebody who embraces the remix of his public service announcement
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  Speaker 6: Patrick Stewart on the other hand. Who passed away the
• 30:06
  Speaker 6: other day at 86. Who's like 10 years younger than Shatner.
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  Speaker 6: Has done some amazing things. And one of the ones
• 30:16
  Speaker 6: that stands out. And there's a series of these films.
• 30:20
  Speaker 6: And I have tried to figure out what the. commonality is,
• 30:27
  Speaker 6: is there one producer? It just strikes me that these
• 30:31
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• 30:35
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• 30:37
  Speaker 6: the same director or the same producer. They are reimaginings
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  Speaker 6: of Shakespeare. In the original dialogue, they don't change a
• 30:51
  Speaker 6: word of the script whatsoever. but they insert them into
• 30:55
  Speaker 6: modern milieus. And Patrick Stewart did an incredible, um, and,
• 31:04
  Speaker 6: and I'm being in a theater adjunct business. I will
• 31:08
  Speaker 6: refer to it as we do in the overly superstitious
• 31:12
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• 31:17
  Speaker 6: know why you can't say Macbeth on the air or
• 31:20
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• 31:25
  Speaker 6: playing Joseph Stalin in a bunker, and it's just remarkable
• 31:32
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• 31:38
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• 31:41
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  Speaker 6: And to me, this is a great example of why
• 31:50
  Speaker 6: great stories are great stories. They're timeless. And this idea
• 31:54
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• 31:58
  Speaker 6: fooling ourselves. Now, there are new interpretations. There are new inferences.
• 32:04
  Speaker 6: But just like the economy, we're going through a technological
• 32:09
  Speaker 6: revolution much in the way that we went through the
• 32:12
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  Speaker 3: Oh, I.
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  Speaker 6: Kyle MacLachlan, and Ethan Hawke plays Hamlet. Steve Zahn is Rosencrantz.
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  Speaker 6: I mean, this is what these Shakespeare remakes were. Romeo
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  Speaker 6: I used to think that it was a series because
• 33:44
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  Speaker 6: I was like, oh my gosh, this is This is
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  Speaker 6: an amazing, Patrick Stewart is great in this. I always
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• 33:57
  Speaker 6: just ironically, I think the day before he died, I
• 34:01
  Speaker 6: happened to have a three minute washing machine was still running.
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  Speaker 6: And I put Paramount Plus on. I wouldn't subscribe to
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  Speaker 6: Borg were a great creation. You want to talk about
• 34:35
  Speaker 6: a modern enemy. Star Trek, you know, in the 60s,
• 34:39
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• 34:44
  Speaker 6: democracy and freedom. So what's the villain in the 90s? Technology.
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  Speaker 6: but the Borg? But they never really fleshed them out
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• 35:05
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• 35:22
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  Speaker 6: Because he felt like it was his job. To bring
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  Speaker 6: on this. New world order. Of everything is peace. And
• 35:58
  Speaker 6: there couldn't be any conflict. In the episodes. And it
• 36:01
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  Speaker 6: A young lady a couple of weeks back, and she
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  Speaker 6: asked me, who did my Dolly Parton impression on that
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  Speaker 6: re-entry music? I said, that's not an impression. That's Dolly.
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  Speaker 6: And she said, I've never heard that song before. She said,
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  Speaker 6: where first you say it, then you do it. We
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  Speaker 6: had the internet go down and all of that happens.
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  Speaker 6: It's like when you're running a cryptocurrency bank and all
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  Speaker 6: of a sudden somebody hacks into you. And we're talking
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  Speaker 6: about this story. This cryptocurrency bank was apparently hacked into
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  Speaker 6: and they've frozen all of their assets and which as
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  Speaker 6: winter approaches, many people will say, yeah, I get it.
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  Speaker 6: But if you have one of those cryptocurrency accounts, the
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  Speaker 6: Visa card that taps into it more and more folks,
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  Speaker 6: I think it was $ 2. 5 billion worth of cryptocurrency is
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  Speaker 6: frozen right now because somebody was able to hack into Bitmancer,
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  Speaker 6: is that what it's called? And I don't do the
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  Speaker 6: crypto thing. You know my situation with gold and silver.
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  Speaker 6: If I can't hold it, I don't believe in it.
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  Speaker 6: Stop it. I hear you snickering about the whole Star
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  Speaker 6: Trek thing we just did. Binance. Binance is frozen $ 2. 5 billion.
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  Speaker 6: They're the largest cryptocurrency firm. in the country. And boy,
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  Speaker 6: if they had what happened to me just a few minutes,
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  Speaker 6: I think it was a minute before we were supposed
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  Speaker 6: to come on the air, the internet said, rebooting.
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  Speaker 16: What?
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  Speaker 6: And it's, you know, it's unfortunately, you know this because
• 46:55
  Speaker 6: you're up with me at this hour of the morning.
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  Speaker 6: This is when all the computer systems determine arbitrarily that, well,
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  Speaker 6: nobody's around. We're nobody. We're all nobodies. Oh, yeah, we
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  Speaker 6: can reboot the whole system. Do it at 5.50 a.m.
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  Speaker 6: Nobody's working at that time. And it's just frustrating because
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  Speaker 6: you sit there and say, I get it. At some point,
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  Speaker 6: these systems do need to do some maintenance and things
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  Speaker 6: like that. But there needs to be, if I had
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  Speaker 6: a perfect world, some way where you could control it locally.
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  Speaker 6: Or at least get some heads up saying, hey, at 4.57,
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  Speaker 6: we're going to reboot this whole system here. And then
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  Speaker 6: send you a software upgrade as well, because that'll make
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  Speaker 6: your morning even more fun. So more things going on
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  Speaker 6: this morning that need discussing besides Binance and its $ 2. 5
• 47:58
  Speaker 6: billion that could go poof on that subject. British intelligence.
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  Speaker 6: Ever since Sean Connery passed away, British intelligence just ain't
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  Speaker 6: getting it done sometimes. They've just lost several hundred hard
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  Speaker 6: drives and external drives. They don't have an exact number.
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  Speaker 6: But I don't mean to be harsh, but if you're
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  Speaker 6: in intelligence-gathering organizations, private or public, I mean, let's say
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  Speaker 6: you own a bunch of flock cameras and you've spent
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  Speaker 6: money on the cameras and you're going to recoup that
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  Speaker 6: money by selling what you see on those cameras to
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  Speaker 6: police departments and things like that. You'd think that the
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  Speaker 6: places where that data is stored would be the singular
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  Speaker 6: most important thing to you, like the $ 2. 5 billion worth
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  Speaker 6: of cryptocurrency. Is that a lot of cryptocurrency or a
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  Speaker 6: little bit? I never know where we are. I mean,
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  Speaker 6: sometimes $ 2. 5 billion worth of cryptocurrency is like five you
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  Speaker 6: know bitcoin and sometimes it's 2.5 billion bitcoin but this
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  Speaker 6: just is a thought and and yeah we're going to
• 49:30
  Speaker 6: put it under the heading of yet another reason expecting
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  Speaker 6: the government to do these things and National security is
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  Speaker 6: something I think we can all agree that we need
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  Speaker 6: someone doing, you know, watching out, helping collect evidence, making
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  Speaker 6: sure there is evidence to collect of people, you know,
• 49:51
  Speaker 6: malefactors out there trying to do things that they shouldn't
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  Speaker 6: be doing. Amazingly, how much misdeed goes on without these
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  Speaker 6: nets finding them. Flaw, feature, you decide. But if you're,
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  Speaker 6: and I could give it if it was the Lithuanian
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  Speaker 6: or the Liberland intelligence agency, and even some of these
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  Speaker 6: former Soviet, it's the Czech Republic's intelligence services. You're new
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  Speaker 6: at this. This is British intelligence. I believe they were
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  Speaker 6: founded by the people who had been running the British
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  Speaker 6: East India Company That's not facts and not an evidence
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  Speaker 6: on that, but it just seems like these people have
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  Speaker 6: been collecting intelligence on people for hundreds and hundreds of years.
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  Speaker 6: And maybe it's just the new generation of spy doesn't,
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  Speaker 6: you know, it just takes this for granted. What did
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  Speaker 6: you think? We were going to send all of our
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  Speaker 6: classified intelligence data on Russia to the cloud and And
• 51:06
  Speaker 6: maybe it's as simple as that, that some 25-year-old Cambridge graduate,
• 51:13
  Speaker 6: upper-class twit of the year for the Monty Python fans
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  Speaker 6: out there, I'm Reginald Smith Smythe of Upper West Derby,
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  Speaker 6: and my father-in-law is the shadow minister for intelligence. I've
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  Speaker 6: been appointed. All right, kid, you handle the storage of
• 51:37
  Speaker 6: the hard drives. Hard drives? No one uses hard drives anymore.
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  Speaker 6: I'm going to leave them here in the kitchen. I mean,
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  Speaker 6: has it gotten that bad where, you know, somebody sees
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  Speaker 6: a hard drive and thinks, oh, nobody uses those anymore.
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  Speaker 6: Put them in the recycling bin. Investigatory, and this is
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  Speaker 6: actually a job, Investigatory Powers Commissioner Brian Levison said the
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  Speaker 6: commissioner's office at British Government Communications Headquarters, quote, still cannot
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  Speaker 6: tell me what happened to the media that may hold
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  Speaker 6: sensitive data. Years after I first raised the question with him, years, years,
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  Speaker 6: we've just, Maybe this is where Vlad Putin gets his
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  Speaker 6: opportunity to go have a little vacation with his troops
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  Speaker 6: in Ukraine. Hard drives go missing at one of the
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