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Wicked Radio 4-16: Tulsi's Huge Move Explained, & Disney Drops The Woke Greeting! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: One of the biggest story in our lifetime dropped yesterday.
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Speaker 1: It's developing right now, and hardly any of us are
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Speaker 1: talking about it. Why Why Because it's complicated and it's frustrating,
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Speaker 1: and it's swampy and it's political, and it's Washington, DC,
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Speaker 1: and it's deep state crap and it's all this other stuff.
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Speaker 1: But it's just starting. I try not to drop too
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Speaker 1: much hyperbole on here. I really don't, but it's a biggie.
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Speaker 1: But it's deep, it's complicated, it's frustrating. So we're gonna
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Speaker 1: start this one off with light and fluffy, but no
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Speaker 1: less important about Disney dropping. They're woke. Greeting boy. This
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Speaker 1: is I didn't expect this one coming today. We've got
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Speaker 1: a Disney greeting story and a deep state exposure. What
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Speaker 1: can you do? I don't know. We'll break it all
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Speaker 1: you know when new episodes are coming, all right. What's
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Speaker 1: coming is a big deep state type story. So my
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Speaker 1: job is to try to break it down for what
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Speaker 1: the hell does this mean to us normal people? And
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Speaker 1: we'll get to that, I promise you. But it's really swampy.
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Speaker 1: So we're gonna have to We're gonna have to ramp
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Speaker 1: up to that because I don't know if we're ready
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Speaker 1: for that yet. Right, So let's go to And I
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Speaker 1: don't have any clips or audio from this because it's
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Speaker 1: all copyrighted. But there was no less important story culturally
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Speaker 1: yesterday than the Disney greeting story. What's a Disney greeting bill? Okay,
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Speaker 1: whenever you walked into a Disney and I know, like
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Speaker 1: talking about like, I know, Disney adults are like creepy,
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Speaker 1: you know that they'd like it's like their whole culture
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Speaker 1: and they don't really have any kids, but they go themselves.
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Speaker 1: That's a whole creepy thing. But still massive numbers of
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Speaker 1: Americans go to some Disney park somewhere right at some
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Speaker 1: point in your life, so it affects a lot of us.
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Speaker 1: And the greeting for our entire lives until last year
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Speaker 1: was uh, welcome ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of
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Speaker 1: all ages and all that standard stuff. Right. Well, in
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Speaker 1: the woke era, which was the horrible, horrible, no good
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Speaker 1: woke era of the early twenty twenties, we all know it.
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Speaker 1: We just lived through it. That was considered offensive, that,
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Speaker 1: you know, saying boys and girls and the ladies and gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: that was all offensive. Right, common sense has prevailed once again.
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Speaker 1: I was telling you, and I told you this at
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Speaker 1: the start of the year, this is gonna be the
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Speaker 1: year of common sense breaking out everywhere like a common
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Speaker 1: sense virus. When it happens at Disney, and don't underplay this.
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Speaker 1: When it happens at Disney and they go back to
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Speaker 1: that greeting and they have that was the big announcement.
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Speaker 1: Very quietly they did it. This is a good sign
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Speaker 1: for everything. Now, what was that. I'm trying to think
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Speaker 1: of what the replacement greeting was. It was something like
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Speaker 1: Dreamers of All Ages or something lame, was stupid like that,
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Speaker 1: but very quietly at all their parks, reportedly they're replaced
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Speaker 1: it with back to Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.
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Speaker 1: So in the far left, lunatic, off the shelf, crazy
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Speaker 1: world of reaction, LGBTQ plus add a letter at a
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Speaker 1: symbol at or whatever. You know, you got going over
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Speaker 1: there horrified, how could they do this? And you can
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Speaker 1: expect the lunatics alot and some sort of a ban
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Speaker 1: against Disney until they forget about it the next day
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Speaker 1: and their next their next fake outrage, and that'll happen.
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Speaker 1: But for the most part, the reaction has been very,
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Speaker 1: very positive. This is yet another win. And when you
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Speaker 1: go on the comments section, which is always dangerous on
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Speaker 1: news stories like this, any major publication, any outlet, you
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Speaker 1: you look at most of the comments, most of them anyway,
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Speaker 1: it's most normal people saying we are so back. And
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Speaker 1: I love that expression. Even though you hear that and
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Speaker 1: see that expression everywhere these days, it is it is overused.
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Speaker 1: It's an important one because people when people say we
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Speaker 1: are so back talking about you know, common sense things,
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Speaker 1: it means people are getting it. I told you, common
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Speaker 1: sets breaking out everywhere, even at Disney. It's a big thing.
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Speaker 1: And then there are other people, of course, who were saying,
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Speaker 1: what the hell if you have if this was a
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Speaker 1: big deal to you, then you don't understand what's really
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Speaker 1: going on in the world. Why are we worrying about
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Speaker 1: as such a nominal thing. Is it so nonimportant? Is it?
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Speaker 1: When they start to change the words and change what
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Speaker 1: you can't say and calling everything offensive? That's that's a
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Speaker 1: dark time. But we're coming out of it. So good
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Speaker 1: for you, Disney. You woke up a little bit good?
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Speaker 1: Are you unwoke? Is that whatever? All? Right? Before we
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Speaker 1: even get to the swampy of the swampy complicated deep
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Speaker 1: state story, let's give you a little swallow well update.
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Speaker 1: Oh great, Bill, Thanks, that's the dirt bag I wanted
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Speaker 1: to hear about today. No, this is actually good, the
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Speaker 1: bad part and then the good part. Did you know
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Speaker 1: that he's still eligible for a pension? Big pension too,
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Speaker 1: because he served the right amount of time in Congress
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Speaker 1: and there's nothing on the books that would take it
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Speaker 1: away yet. Lauren Bilbert, you know the gun toting mama
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Speaker 1: from Colorado, the House house member. Credit to Benny Johnson
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Speaker 1: podcaster here. He had her on I think this is
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Speaker 1: just for yeah, this is just from yesterday, and she
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Speaker 1: specifically talked about the pension. She's working hard to do
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Speaker 1: two things exposing who else knew about his gross doings
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Speaker 1: and two putting along the books that would take these
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Speaker 1: pensions away from how else do you say it? Dirt bags.
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Speaker 1: She's working on that now and she just may be successful.
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Speaker 1: You think should happen to Eric Swawall, Well.
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Speaker 2: There's no statute of limitations on rape, and these women
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Speaker 2: are accusing him of rape, and so I think he
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Speaker 2: has a lot of legal woes in his future and
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Speaker 2: potentially jail at prison time, and that's exactly what he
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Speaker 2: should get. And I don't think that he should have
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Speaker 2: this taxpayer parachute that he gets to leave Congress with.
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Speaker 2: He bowed out and resigned to avoid a very embarrassing
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Speaker 2: expulsion vote that Anna Paulina was bringing up that I
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Speaker 2: absolutely supported.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's two things in it. So that's the
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Speaker 1: good news, and you always have to look for the
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Speaker 1: good takeaway on this is that she and others are
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Speaker 1: working on taking the pension away from criminals that have
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Speaker 1: served in Congress, I mean flat out criminals. The bad
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Speaker 1: part of that is that they even were getting pensions
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Speaker 1: even with wrongdoing. You know, That's the bad part and
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Speaker 1: the really disgusting part we realized yesterday was did you
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Speaker 1: know until recently this is another thing that was taken
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Speaker 1: away that there was a slush fund to pay off
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Speaker 1: accusers of congressional people because there's a lot of false
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Speaker 1: and flags and false accusations. Sure, I get that, but
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Speaker 1: there's also a lot of payoffs in a slush fund
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Speaker 1: where people were rightfully accused of doing bad things. So
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Speaker 1: that slush fund went away, which is interesting because doesn't
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Speaker 1: it kind of explain why there are resignations now and
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Speaker 1: maybe more coming, Like somebody like Swalwell would resign they
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Speaker 1: don't have the congressional slush fund to pay off the victims.
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Speaker 1: I'd be a connection there. I don't know, but that's
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Speaker 1: the latest one. That dirt bag. Maybe he won't get
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Speaker 1: his pension after all, let's hope not. Anyway, all right,
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Speaker 1: have we had enough time? Did we ramp up into
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Speaker 1: it to get to the deep state? Swampy political confusing,
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Speaker 1: criminal hoaxy, Russian collusion but all that crap. Yes it's
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Speaker 1: complicated by design on their part. Yes it's gross and
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Speaker 1: it's disturbing that this kind of stuff happens. But the
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Speaker 1: good news is all of this stuff may be exposed.
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Speaker 1: You're probably and there's a lot of people like this,
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Speaker 1: and I'm almost there with you. I never wanted to
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Speaker 1: hear Russia collusion, that term put together ever again and
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Speaker 1: as Trump says, Russia hoax. And he's exactly right about that,
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Speaker 1: because now we're revealing exactly what was behind this, and
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Speaker 1: it's disturbing and it's complicated. But from my angle, I'm
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Speaker 1: goin to try to figure out what it means to
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Speaker 1: you and me. Here's what it means. And I'm not
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Speaker 1: a big prediction guy. You know that. I think we're
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Speaker 1: gonna have pretty soon. I think all the tea leaves
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Speaker 1: are pointing to this. I think we're gonna have a major,
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Speaker 1: major treason arrest of a big, big political name. I
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Speaker 1: think it's coming one or two. I really do think.
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Speaker 1: And not even not like staffer is not like that,
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Speaker 1: I mean like elected officials. I think it's coming because
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Speaker 1: of what happened yesterday. So here's what's happened. Let me
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Speaker 1: give you the let me give you the long and
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Speaker 1: short of it. This was the news as of yesterday afternoon.
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Speaker 1: Telsea Gabbard Mare and Telsea in a second Director of
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Speaker 1: National Intelligence. She has just sent criminal referrals to the
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Speaker 1: DOJ for the whistleblower remember this name, maybe not Eric.
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Speaker 1: I think it's Sierramella Jeramella, whose complaint helped trigger President
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Speaker 1: Trump's twenty nineteen impeachment. We're not going to go into
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Speaker 1: all that stuff. The former Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson,
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Speaker 1: who was involved in this thing too, So that's from
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Speaker 1: Telsea Gabbard, right, So that's the long and short of it,
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Speaker 1: exactly what happened. Sometimes to totally understand exactly what's going on,
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Speaker 1: you got to go right to the source. So let's
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Speaker 1: go to Telsea's interview yesterday. Exactly what exactly issued is, Katie.
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Speaker 3: You know, first and foremost, it is always the right
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Speaker 3: time to expose the truth to the American people about
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Speaker 3: the deep state tactics that have been used time and
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Speaker 3: time again, fundamentally to undermine the foundational principles of our
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Speaker 3: republic and in so many cases to undermine the decisions
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Speaker 3: that the American people make when they cast their votes
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Speaker 3: in our elections to decide who they want to lead
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Speaker 3: our country. And so the documents that we released really
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Speaker 3: pointed to the fact that the twenty nineteen impeachment occurred
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Speaker 3: because there were members of the intelligence community working directly
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Speaker 3: with House Democrats, specifically Adam Schiff who's on the House
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Speaker 3: Intelligence Committee at the time, concocting this narrative, weaponizing the
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Speaker 3: whistleblower process, lying and abusing their power, all to create
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Speaker 3: this manufactured basis that Nancy Pelosi then used to drive
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Speaker 3: this impeachment against Donald Trump in twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 1: I'll hit Okay, that was long, Sorry, but that's her
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Speaker 1: own words. That's the Director of National Intelligence who's actually
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Speaker 1: putting forward the criminal referrals. Okay. More importantly, she named names.
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Speaker 1: She named Adam Schiff directly when Ray said a minute ago,
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Speaker 1: I think we're going to hear a big name, some
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Speaker 1: elected official. Would it's got to make your own predictions
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Speaker 1: just now knowing what we know, Would it surprise you
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Speaker 1: one iota one little bit if we actually had Adam Shiff,
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Speaker 1: maybe others, but him specifically standing trial for treason? Maybe? Okay.
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Speaker 1: So that's Telsea Gabbard's own explanation of the criminal referral
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Speaker 1: and what she's still working on. Right. I always want
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Speaker 1: to get a different perspective to find out what's going on.
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Speaker 1: You kind of have to delve deep into the left
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Speaker 1: wing media on this. So let's go to ms now's
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Speaker 1: take on this. It's pretty good wrap up of the story.
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Speaker 4: Just moments ago, ms NOW has just confirmed Director of
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Speaker 4: National Intelligence Tulsea Gabbard referred the whistleblower whose complaint led
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Speaker 4: to the first impeachment of President Trump and the inspector
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Speaker 4: general who deemed their complaint credible for possible criminal prosecution
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Speaker 4: by the Trump Justice Department.
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Speaker 1: Okay, here, here's the thing you got to know about that,
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Speaker 1: like people like ms NOW and the left wing looney
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Speaker 1: media and all their their their peals, you have to
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Speaker 1: look at it. In a case like this, ms NOW
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Speaker 1: as a voice box for the Democrats, right, so they
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Speaker 1: can't ignore the story because it directly involves them. And
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Speaker 1: this is exactly why Telsea Gabbard named Adam Schiff directly
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Speaker 1: in that interview. So the Democrats go in to panic
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Speaker 1: and they call their news directors and their producers and
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Speaker 1: there and there and their investors with MSN NOW and
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Speaker 1: CNN and CBS and ABC, and they say, get ahead
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Speaker 1: of this story. Now, report the facts and then we'll
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Speaker 1: start to spin it that way. That's exactly how this works. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but now hold on a second. Now we have to
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Speaker 1: go to a White House briefing. The Director Caroline Levitt,
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Speaker 1: the voice of the Trump administration besides Trump himself, in
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Speaker 1: a White House briefing explaining what happened. If you thought,
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Speaker 1: Tlsea Gabbert talked about the inner workings of how this
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Speaker 1: Russia hoax all went down. Listen, listen to Caroline Levitt.
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Speaker 1: She names none other than sure that the usual suspects.
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Speaker 1: But who was behind all this? This was a massive,
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Speaker 1: massive announcement yesterday. It's complicated, which is why we aren't
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Speaker 1: really talking about it too much. But she names Obama
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Speaker 1: the other matter.
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Speaker 5: Over the past few days, Director of National Intelligence Tulca
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Speaker 5: Gabbert has unveiled shocking new evidence that former President Barack
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Speaker 5: Obama and top aids in the Obama administration conspired to
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Speaker 5: subvertsident twenty sixteen election victory and undermine the democratic will
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Speaker 5: of the American people. While publicly pretending to engage in
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Speaker 5: a peaceful transfer of power, In private, former President Obama
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Speaker 5: went to great and nefarious lengths to try to so
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Speaker 5: discord among the public and sabotage his successor, President Trump.
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Speaker 5: The new evidence released by the Director of National Intelligence,
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Speaker 5: who is here with me today, confirms that the Obama
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Speaker 5: administration manufactured, politicized intelligence, which was later used as the
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Speaker 5: justification for baseless smears against President Trump in an effort
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Speaker 5: to try to delegitimize his victory before he even took
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Speaker 5: the oath of office.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, this is one of the most impactful things
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Speaker 1: ever ever stated in that room. I mean, it's all
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Speaker 1: We've all said it, right. You may have said it
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Speaker 1: in a barroom conversation friends, you know you texted somebody.
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Speaker 1: I know Obama was behind all this. Let's just clarify again.
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Speaker 1: This is care Marline Levitt, the White House Press Secretary,
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Speaker 1: naming his administration in him directly for creating all this. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: this is massive. It's not going away anytime soon. But
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Speaker 1: the key is if the administration has Caroline Levitt did
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Speaker 1: a pretty good job there in breaking this down and
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Speaker 1: simplifying it for the masses, for all of us, right,
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Speaker 1: if they're successful in getting that message out there, this
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Speaker 1: is devastating for former Obama officials or some current serving
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Speaker 1: elected members of Congress, like shift devastating. Here's Claudia Tenny,
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Speaker 1: she's a lawmaker of the Republican side here too.
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Speaker 6: It's groundbreaking, and I am just grateful to Chelsea Gambert,
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Speaker 6: the director of national intelligence for actually disclosing this information
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Speaker 6: and seeing the really shoddy, poor intelligence work that was
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Speaker 6: being done. It was being crafted and targeted to reach
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Speaker 6: an impeachment, you know, a sement impeachment really to the
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Speaker 6: American people, knowing they didn't have the evidence. This whistle
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Speaker 6: so called whistleler knew he didn't have the evidence. He used, hearsay,
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Speaker 6: he used.
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Speaker 1: What does it mean? Though? Okay, well, first of all,
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Speaker 1: and this is why this thing is so deep and complicated.
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Speaker 1: It may at at the very least wind up having
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Speaker 1: those that impeachment charge that those accusations expunged, like like
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Speaker 1: Russia hoaks one would just completely go away. But like
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Speaker 1: she's saying, it is significant, it is impactful, and this
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Speaker 1: you know, she didn't want to like she didn't want
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Speaker 1: to exactly name names, and she kind of like softened
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Speaker 1: it up by saying shoddy intelligence work. If, like I said,
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Speaker 1: if they get the message together and do it right
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Speaker 1: on the Republican side, and if Trump actually gets that
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Speaker 1: message out there, and he should actually do a full
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Speaker 1: press conference on this and simplify it as only he can,
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Speaker 1: this is a massive, massive deal. It's not general consciousness yet.
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Speaker 1: In conversation it's not a topic of conversation for normal
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Speaker 1: people yet because it's still so confusing. They need to
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Speaker 1: simplify this and explain to everybody exactly what happened. But
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Speaker 1: I listen, I don't know. I'm not here to make predictions,
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Speaker 1: but I'm just saying, would it surprise you to have
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Speaker 1: a massive name arrest on trees and charges over this
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Speaker 1: massive for false information that led to you know, Russia
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Speaker 1: hoax one and appeachment one. I don't know. We'll see,
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Speaker 1: all right. I know it's complicated, it's steep. I told
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Speaker 1: you this stuff is like really complicated, but no less important.
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Speaker 1: It is a massive development. Oh by the way, all
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Speaker 1: the people in your friend's circle who are saying that
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Speaker 1: Tolsy Gabberte she he's not doing anything. I want to
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Speaker 1: wear my arress. Do you know the the levels and
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Speaker 1: layers of corruption and lies and swampy craps she has
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Speaker 1: to dig through like Pam BONDI did. All right, I'll
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Speaker 1: give you Pam Bondy. She actually screwed some things up.
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Speaker 1: But you know, Cash Bettel, where am I arrests, they're
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Speaker 1: not doing anything? You know, what do you think they
15:37
Speaker 1: just go in there and they start, you know, cracking
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Speaker 1: people over the head. They have to deal with layers
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Speaker 1: and layers of this crap. This is this is what
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Speaker 1: she's been working on. There is your answer, and it's
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Speaker 1: not gonna go away anytime soon. All right. Also from
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Speaker 1: the press room, let's talk about this. This was amazing
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Speaker 1: to me. Sometimes a reporter will aast something stupid and
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Speaker 1: you know, Carolinelevitch tries to laugh it off and it's
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Speaker 1: a lighthearted moment. Oh, I think this is way revealing.
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Speaker 1: I think this lady, and actually she was from the
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Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal. Don't fool yourself and start thinking that
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Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal that's a conservative business outlet. No, no,
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Speaker 1: this is still a liberal run, left leaning, traditional legacy
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Speaker 1: lamestream news outlet, as evidenced by this reporter that has
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Speaker 1: a press pass. Listen to this question. This explains everything
16:21
Speaker 1: you've never been able to understand about the left wing
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Speaker 1: mindset who can't wrap their heads around Trump. They can't
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Speaker 1: get it. Did you ever do you have anybody in
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Speaker 1: your life that is so humorless? They take everything you
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Speaker 1: say literally, you know, like like, you know, you say
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Speaker 1: something sarcastically at work, nice weather, we're having huh, and
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Speaker 1: the humorless person, and you will go right, nice but nice,
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Speaker 1: it's not nice at all. It's there, it's thunder and
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Speaker 1: lightning out there, humorless, that's that's like that. I think
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Speaker 1: this explains everything about the Trump derangement syndrome. People, and
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Speaker 1: a lot of them are in the press, listen to this.
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Speaker 2: First of all, there was an interview on that doctor
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Speaker 2: moment Oz did recently where he described the president's views
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Speaker 2: on his own diet.
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Speaker 5: He said that he argued that diet soda is good
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Speaker 5: for him because it kills grass, and if you pour
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Speaker 5: it off to the grass, the gross is killed, and
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Speaker 5: it therefore must kill cancerselves.
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Speaker 1: I'm wondering if you could was this sort of an
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Speaker 1: accurate description of how.
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Speaker 2: The president seeds look as we all know in this room.
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Speaker 5: I think you know the President has a very good
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Speaker 5: sense of humor.
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Speaker 1: It's one of you might have caught it there if
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Speaker 1: you're a live stream viewer, replay viewer, audio people have
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Speaker 1: to describe it. As soon as she got halfway through
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Speaker 1: that ridiculous, stupid, obtuse question, Caroline Levitt starts laughing because
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Speaker 1: she knows she's dealing with an idiot, But that's it,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. So here's the background of a story Trump
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Speaker 1: made that offhanded comment. Trump, You know again you have
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Speaker 1: to take him seriously. Don't ever take him literally. I mean,
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Speaker 1: come on, he goes. They asked him about the diet
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Speaker 1: coke that he drinks a lot of. Still remember the
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Speaker 1: other Remember a couple of years ago he said, I'll
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Speaker 1: keep drinking that crap. He actually said, in a joking,
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Speaker 1: offhanded kind of kind of comment, Well, I know that
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Speaker 1: if I pour it down, air kills the grass, so
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Speaker 1: it probably kills cancer cells. I don't know. You know,
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Speaker 1: that's just that's Trump. Of course he's joking about it.
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Speaker 1: But here is a humorless, dorky, bespeckled nerd Wall Street
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Speaker 1: Journal reporter. And this is exactly what I'm talking about.
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Speaker 1: They are humorless, They have no senses of humor. She
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Speaker 1: actually asked the question, our President Trump said the diet
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Speaker 1: coke would possibly kill cancer selves. Is is that how
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Speaker 1: we he views his health reggular, Oh my god. And
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Speaker 1: she wasn't even asking a facetious question. She was dead serious.
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Speaker 1: She didn't understand what he was talking about with that. Again,
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Speaker 1: this explains so much about the people you can understand
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Speaker 1: the people who are completely just broken, teds infected, broken
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Speaker 1: because they can't figure out Trump. The reason why is
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Speaker 1: they're humorless. They take everything literally and they have no
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Speaker 1: sense of humor. They're not creative. We've known this for
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Speaker 1: a long time. That's proof of it. Like did you
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Speaker 1: ever hear that expression in social media world? The less
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Speaker 1: cannot meme meme, you know, like little funny pictures of photographs.
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Speaker 1: And to explain this situation, they're kind of like the
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Speaker 1: new political posters. The left sucks at it because they
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Speaker 1: don't get nuanced and they don't get humor. There you go,
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Speaker 1: right there. Does President Trump really believe that diet coke
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Speaker 1: would kill cancerselves? Sure? Yeah, yeah, he met that serious
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Speaker 1: as a heart attack, you dope. And there's Caroline Levin
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Speaker 1: who has to give her an actual respect response. I
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Speaker 1: think we all know the President Trump is a sense
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Speaker 1: of humor. Whatever. Keep but I'm the Telsea Gabbert story.
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Speaker 1: It's only going to grow, hopefully, and this is what
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Speaker 1: we all need to do. Hopefully break it down to
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Speaker 1: simple terms so the masses can understand how dangerous this
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Speaker 1: was and who's involved. I wouldn't be surprised. I'll say it.
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Speaker 1: We have maybe multiple big big names. We'll look back
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Speaker 1: and see if we were right, but big big names
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Speaker 1: charged with treason over this. It's it's a big deal.
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Speaker 1: Telling you. And next time you go to Disney, pay
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Speaker 1: attention to the park reading bose of girls, gentlemen, ladies
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Speaker 1: and gentlemen. It's back. Told you. Common sense is breaking
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