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"Cover Ups" (Friday, February 20, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Joe, never mind the redacted.
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  Speaker 10: But hamp in the Treasure Coast said, what to why
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  Speaker 10: do people in Virginia think the Republicans shouldn't run the AD?
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  Speaker 10: I missed that. Well, I haven't really read all their
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  Speaker 10: complaints AD. I just didn't feel like I had the time.
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  Speaker 10: It was a minute two minutes to coming up on
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  Speaker 10: the news, so I wanted to give them the full
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  Speaker 10: air so that they could get that out. And several
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  Speaker 10: of the folks who are concerned about this ad that
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  Speaker 10: was put together by Virginians to counteract the president and
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  Speaker 10: the former Attorney General Eric Holder and their attempts to
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  Speaker 10: redistrict here in Virginia put together this ad. There's an
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  Speaker 10: ad that the proponents of it are saying, we've seen
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  Speaker 10: this before.
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  Speaker 12: They count our bodies for representation.
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  Speaker 6: But past sham laws, this violence, our voices.
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  Speaker 13: They'll let us on the bus but tell us where
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  Speaker 13: to sit.
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  Speaker 7: They tell us be quiet, tell us to stay in
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  Speaker 7: the back, in the back, in the back.
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  Speaker 10: And you know, I get, you know, because it's so
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  Speaker 10: unlike Republicans to be aggressive.
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  Speaker 1: To point out.
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  Speaker 10: I don't know a man, woman, or child hamp that
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  Speaker 10: doesn't think that the vote suppression, the passive vote suppression
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  Speaker 10: of allowing non citizens to vote, isn't a poll tax,
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  Speaker 10: much like the same way they were during the Jim
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  Speaker 10: Crow era. But when you put it together and you
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  Speaker 10: have a bunch of black people saying we're not going
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  Speaker 10: to take it, it makes Republicans like this one. Mike
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  Speaker 10: wrote in, please Joe, don't let any Republicans you know
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  Speaker 10: support that ad it it will be six months of
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  Speaker 10: unending their racist You played the clip from the view
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  Speaker 10: earlier in the show where they were calling Trump a racist.
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  Speaker 10: If Trump supports that ad, it will never stop. We
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  Speaker 10: might as well just all get white sheets if that's
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  Speaker 10: going to be the stand the Republicans are going to take.
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  Speaker 10: Do you agree with Mike that actually calling it out
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  Speaker 10: for what it is is.
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  Speaker 1: Wrong to do.
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  Speaker 10: Jerry writes in this is such talk radio stuff, Joe,
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  Speaker 10: this is what you guys do You say crazy stuff,
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  Speaker 10: but I don't want my elected officials tagged with this
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  Speaker 10: kind of shock jock stuff, as you call it is
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  Speaker 10: it doesn't sound like it's shock jock stuff. Your results
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  Speaker 10: can vary, and we'll take your calls on it or
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  Speaker 10: emails and text messages. But the music tells me I
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  Speaker 10: should telling you what went on yesterday so we can
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  Speaker 10: discuss the other stuff. We'll put aside the UFO story
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  Speaker 10: for time. Kremlin says it had nothing to add about
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  Speaker 10: this week's peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in Geneva.
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  Speaker 10: Vladimir Midinski said that they had business like meetings, but
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  Speaker 10: no new ground was crossed. More folks falling to al
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  Speaker 1: You know what?
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  Speaker 4: A lot, a lot of big secret people are smart.
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  Speaker 3: From the home of the First Amendment, first thing today.
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  Speaker 4: A wilt light of big secret people are smart.
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  Speaker 6: They can handle it.
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  Speaker 1: The person is smart.
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  Speaker 10: So President Trump says full disclosure. A couple of people
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  Speaker 10: took gumbridge at my tone. Mister Thomas, I believe you're
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  Speaker 10: a fan of President Trump, but pointing out that the
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  Speaker 10: Epstein files, which President Trump has released and no one
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  Speaker 10: else did, will take precedence over any UFL files. Seems
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  Speaker 10: to me to be very stereotypical of people in the media.
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  Speaker 1: Well, it's.
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  Speaker 10: Ted, I appreciate your concern. I guess of my standing
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  Speaker 10: as stature, No I and I do say President Trump
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  Speaker 10: has released more of the Epstein files.
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  Speaker 1: Than anyone else has. But to what end?
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  Speaker 10: And this goes back to the suspect formerly known as Prince.
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  Speaker 1: Now is the winter of our discontent made warm by
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  Speaker 1: this son of York.
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  Speaker 10: So we see in the disclosure or the actual arrest
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  Speaker 10: of Andrew Mountbatten windsor brother of the King, that he
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  Speaker 10: was sharing secrets with Epstein. Do you think Ted, or
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  Speaker 10: anyone for that matter, do you think Andrew, the suspect
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  Speaker 10: formerly known as Prince, was the only one? You don't
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  Speaker 10: think that people were sharing information with one another that
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  Speaker 10: would make the money. Look at this Wexner guy that's
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  Speaker 10: involved in the Epstein situation. Less Wexner that these guys
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  Speaker 10: were taking information and profiting from it, then using that
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  Speaker 10: profit to buy more information. And I said the other
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  Speaker 10: day that after a couple of folks felt that I
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  Speaker 10: I was teetering on the edge of the conspiraous conspiratory.
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  Speaker 1: Landscape. That I am.
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  Speaker 10: Truly one of those people that believes that we know,
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  Speaker 10: we tend to want to believe the fanciful. We want
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  Speaker 10: to believe the unbelievable because we don't want to think
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  Speaker 10: that horrific stuff like this happens and is done just
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  Speaker 10: by people like you and me, and it's dangerous because
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  Speaker 10: that's how we get led into the primrose path of
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  Speaker 10: arrogance hubris believing that it couldn't happen to us. Yeah, yeah, Ken,
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  Speaker 10: we all have corruptible buttons. We all have buttons that
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  Speaker 10: will lead us down the wrong path and to act like, oh,
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  Speaker 10: this is just a bunch of pedophiles maps or whatever.
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  Speaker 10: Bill Clinton is in his involvement in this Hillary's defense
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  Speaker 10: from earlier in the week, Oh, he was just there
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  Speaker 10: doing business for the Clinton Foundation. You mean the Clinton
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  Speaker 10: Foundation that has like a fifteen percent pass through rate,
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  Speaker 10: has done more damage in Haiti than hurricanes have, and
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  Speaker 10: has made the and Keptain Clinton's wealthy, if not wealthier
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  Speaker 10: than they were when they were in White House. Remember
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  Speaker 10: Bill and Hillary are the source material for Whitewater, which
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  Speaker 10: Bill used his modest position as governor of Arkansas to
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  Speaker 10: make himself money by moving laws and regulations around to
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  Speaker 10: make him and the McDougall's money. So Bill and Hillary's
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  Speaker 10: involvement with Epstein is more indicative of the idea that
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  Speaker 10: this is the world's second oldest profession, which our friend
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  Speaker 10: Chris Horner always reminds us is rent seeking. It's not
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  Speaker 10: quite as much fun as the oldest profession, but it
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  Speaker 10: still costs you money, just.
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  Speaker 1: Other people's money.
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  Speaker 10: And I'm not discounting the fact that there are the
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  Speaker 10: possibility that there are foreign governments involved. Epstein's documents that
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  Speaker 10: show him with these FSB operatives that's the Russian police Force.
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  Speaker 10: But moreover, his association with guys like Steve Bannon, who
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  Speaker 10: I've never been comfortable with, And a lot of folks say, oh,
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  Speaker 10: Steve Bannon's the reason Trump's in the White House, and
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  Speaker 10: is he wouldn't have it. That's a long lift. And
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  Speaker 10: you read these email and text message exchanges between Epstein
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  Speaker 10: and Bannon, and you see the concern that the chaos
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  Speaker 10: that Trump brings by turning over the tables in the
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  Speaker 10: Temple was costing or potentially could have cost them money.
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  Speaker 10: So Therefore they were now all of a sudden interested
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  Speaker 10: in getting rid of the guy. And for all the
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  Speaker 10: folks who are Steve Bannon acolytes, he's no different than
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  Speaker 10: Bill Clinton. I just want government to be making me
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  Speaker 10: money instead of the other guy money. So is this
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  Speaker 10: another instance where the cover up is worse than the crime?
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  Speaker 10: Let's ask Nixon wheel of cover ups?
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  Speaker 1: Yes? Do we you deserve to know?
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  Speaker 10: And the question we always have to ask when we
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  Speaker 10: see these things, whether it's the UFO cover up or
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  Speaker 10: the Epstein cover up, is what is the essential question?
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  Speaker 10: The essential question is what was going on there besides
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  Speaker 10: the obvious horrific nature? And this is the gaslighting. So
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  Speaker 10: if you ask, hey, what was all this for? You
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  Speaker 10: can't talk about that children were being abused?
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  Speaker 15: Well?
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  Speaker 10: Yes, and why were the children being used and abused?
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  Speaker 10: Was it the mundane he was just a sick freak
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  Speaker 10: or were there other corruptions being done? And that's why
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  Speaker 10: all these well heeled people like Bill Gates needed to
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  Speaker 10: be brought down there? What decisions were made on behalf
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  Speaker 10: of Microsoft? And keeping in mind Bill Gates was already
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  Speaker 10: almost just a figureheaded Microsoft off by the time Jeffrey
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  Speaker 10: Epstein starts taking him to the island doesn't mean he
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  Speaker 10: doesn't have Some say Bill Clinton wasn't president when Jeffrey
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  Speaker 10: Epstein was taking him to the island. That came later.
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  Speaker 10: He was out of office by then doing their good
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  Speaker 10: works with the Clinton Foundation. Maybe they were offering to
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  Speaker 10: help fix stuff up on the island and Jeffrey said no, no,
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  Speaker 10: I saw what you did to Haiti. We'll fix the
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  Speaker 10: stuff up ourselves. Same thing with COVID. What was the
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  Speaker 10: gain of function research doing and who was paying for
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  Speaker 10: it Jeffrey Epstein, who was profiting from the decisions? And
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  Speaker 10: what information was being given to profit people.
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  Speaker 1: UFOs. That's a little harder to figure.
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  Speaker 10: Out, but perhaps people were manipulating the information on things
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  Speaker 10: they could profit from.
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  Speaker 10: State of the Union address. Abigail Spanberger, who I've told
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  Speaker 10: and I would love to see that. Can we start
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  Speaker 24: Well, it didn't take long, did it. I mean, she's
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  Speaker 24: a month ago, and now she's apparently been selected or
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  Speaker 24: that he thinks that's the key for Demoocrats future ambitions
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  Speaker 24: and then it's apparently Obamas behind I've some reporting that
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  Speaker 24: to begin next year, so I don't know if that's.
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  Speaker 1: Right true or not.
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  Speaker 10: Wasn't that the argument about Glenn Youngkin was, Oh, he's
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  Speaker 10: just going to be running for president from the governor's mansion.
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  Speaker 10: of that, but apparently they're fine when it's one of theirs.
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  Speaker 24: Well, and it'd be interesting. It's a good point, interesting
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  Speaker 24: to see. I don't think there's a moderate lane to
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  Speaker 24: the Republican nomination for someone like Glenn Youngkin, and I
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  Speaker 24: think that's been I think that has been and will
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  Speaker 24: be demonstrated to be true. I don't think there's a
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  Speaker 24: mot I be guess bangs nothing. She's not a moderate
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  Speaker 24: at all, but she doesn't present herself as the most
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  Speaker 24: radical extreme leftist in her brand and her her her
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  Speaker 24: messaging and so forth. So I don't know that she
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  Speaker 24: could really win a Democrat nomination as a result of that.
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  Speaker 10: Well, but Barack Obama still has some strong cot tails.
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  Speaker 10: Remember that was his brand too, was I'm a moderate,
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  Speaker 24: So yes, he he is the most intillential Democrat in
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  Speaker 10: Yeah, and and remember he was storybook as we continue
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  Speaker 10: to remember, uh, the late Jesse Jackson and the uh
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  Speaker 17: I mean you got the first sort of mainstream African American.
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  Speaker 8: I mean it's that's a storybook.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you by letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 1: this morning.
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  Speaker 25: Uh.
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  Speaker 10: And of course that's the great puba of all left
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  Speaker 10: wing redistricting attempts at its former Attorney General, Eric Holder.
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  Speaker 10: And we talk about Epstein and the operations he has.
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  Speaker 10: What do you think Eric Holder has on people? I
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  Speaker 10: love people love to talk about the old day, and uh,
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  Speaker 10: j Edgar Hoover and these folks. Oh, he had an
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  Speaker 10: enemies list, and and he had power because he could
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  Speaker 10: say to a congressman, Well, I have pictures of you
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  Speaker 10: and and somebody else's wife or somebody else's husband or
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  Speaker 10: it was, and you could you could manipulate decision making.
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  Speaker 10: Uh there and and I'll get you. And as I
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  Speaker 10: was suspecting, you know, you know, I appreciate Bob in
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  Speaker 10: Russia and we we we squared it up. As is
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  Speaker 10: he he did think that the ad was the Democrat ad.
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  Speaker 10: This is the Democrat pro pro redistricting ad that they've
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  Speaker 10: been running.
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  Speaker 1: All over the country.
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  Speaker 5: Congressional maps being redrawn.
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  Speaker 13: So give Republicans an even bigger advantage.
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  Speaker 26: Politicians redrawing maps to rig the midterm elections, and Virginia
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  Speaker 26: can't sit back and do nothing. That's why Democrats, Republicans,
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  Speaker 26: and independents are all voting yes on the Fair Eruptions Amendment.
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  Speaker 26: It's a temporary measure to let the people decide on
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  Speaker 26: Virginia's maps and give voters the final say Inari.
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  Speaker 10: And you notice how they're catfishing here. I just I think,
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  Speaker 10: did they post my catfishing video to Daily Signal dot com.
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  Speaker 10: I haven't seen. They usually send me a heads up,
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  Speaker 10: but we just did a whole catfishing piece there.
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  Speaker 1: Oh, you will decide.
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  Speaker 10: You will decide to let the elected officials pick their voters.
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  Speaker 1: Elections Amendment.
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  Speaker 26: It's a temporary measure to let the people decide on
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  Speaker 26: Virginia's maps.
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  Speaker 10: No, let people decide, to let the politicians have a
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  Speaker 10: say on the maps and.
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  Speaker 26: Give voters the final say in our elections, not politicians.
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  Speaker 1: Vote yes by April twenty first, and.
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  Speaker 10: The organization is named close enough to a conservative group
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  Speaker 10: that I'm actually a met of viafair Elections dot Org
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  Speaker 10: that people were questioning my sanity for being involved in
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  Speaker 10: such an activity. So now this is the one that
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  Speaker 10: the opposition, the vote No people put together. And again
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  Speaker 10: I'm not going to say it's a Republican or Democrat,
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  Speaker 10: because it's just everyone who wants to say no.
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  Speaker 1: We've seen this before.
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  Speaker 12: They count our bodies for representation, but.
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  Speaker 14: Past sham laws to silence our voices.
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  Speaker 12: They'll let us on the bus, but tell us where
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  Speaker 12: to sit. They tell us be quiet, tell us to
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  Speaker 12: stay in the back.
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  Speaker 7: In the back, in the back, in the back, in
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  Speaker 7: the back, in the.
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  Speaker 1: Back of the bus.
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  Speaker 12: But we didn't fight to sit down.
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  Speaker 1: We didn't stand up just to be silence.
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  Speaker 7: We fought to be heard.
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  Speaker 12: To have our voices counted, to have our votes counted,
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  Speaker 12: to choose leaders who answer to us. Now, they want
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  Speaker 12: our numbers.
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  Speaker 1: But not our voices.
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  Speaker 14: They want our presence, but not our power.
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  Speaker 6: They're so bold in their lives that they call it
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  Speaker 6: fair when.
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  Speaker 12: They silence posk.
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  Speaker 1: But we will not sit down.
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  Speaker 12: We will not be silent. We will never never, never,
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  Speaker 12: not ever again, not ever again. Vote no, vote no.
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  Speaker 20: Vote no on April twenty first.
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  Speaker 7: Vote no, vote no on April twenty first.
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  Speaker 10: So now you've heard both sides of it. But this
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  Speaker 10: is all black people who are It is one of
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  Speaker 10: the reasons President Trump made such in roads in the
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  Speaker 10: black community. And this redistricting plan divides the black communities
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  Speaker 10: in a way that hasn't been seen since the Voting
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  Speaker 10: Rights Amendment that said you cannot have these communities divided.
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  Speaker 10: It is how Texas wound up here because Texas had
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  Speaker 10: divided in their redistricting some Latino districts, and you have
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  Speaker 10: to have these minority districts protected so that they might
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  Speaker 10: have congressional voices. It's one law designed to fix a
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  Speaker 10: bad law that they should have just repealed. The nineteen
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  Speaker 10: twenty nine Permanent Reapportionment Act. But that's that's the blitz.
• 49:38
  Speaker 10: A couple of folks still blanching over Republicans being tagged
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  Speaker 10: with an ad that you know is ethnically charged in that,
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  Speaker 10: Frank writes into four three four eighty two four two
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  Speaker 10: one seven. Please, as God is my witness, don't send
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  Speaker 10: that to President Trump. Everyone will see it. He'll post
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  Speaker 10: it on truth Social and then we're going to be
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  Speaker 10: tagged with this forever. Every single Republican will be portrayed
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  Speaker 10: as a racist for using an ad like that. So,
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  Speaker 10: you know, and Ted, I appreciate it, but I don't
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  Speaker 10: know what was racist in what they were saying. Their vote,
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  Speaker 10: Their votes are being diluted. Their communities are being split
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  Speaker 10: in half. And there's nothing in there about Republican or Democrat.
• 50:34
  Speaker 10: But these black communities that, to be fair frequently vote
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  Speaker 10: heavily Democrat are being split in half and sometimes into
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  Speaker 10: quarters so that they can be stretched out over red
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  Speaker 10: areas to create more, you know, blue areas. And it's
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  Speaker 10: just a dissillusion that I think goes back all the
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  Speaker 10: way to Jim Crow. Now, Bob, you said you had
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  Speaker 10: a second point about the Epstein, uh, but also all
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  Speaker 10: the you know, all these big wigs, these mucky monks
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  Speaker 10: that get caught in the mucky monk, right, And.
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  Speaker 25: But the whole point is that if you're a nobody,
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  Speaker 25: if you're a common or, nothing's going to happen. Same
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  Speaker 25: thing with Prince Andrew. The only reason he's in the
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  Speaker 25: limelight is because he's been made the escapegoad, because you're
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  Speaker 25: still alive. Of all the Epstein people on the end. See,
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  Speaker 25: they were hoping that they could push this Epstein thing
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  Speaker 25: out far nough that people like possibly Bill Gates, Clinton,
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  Speaker 25: all these elite people would be dead and no one
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  Speaker 25: would care.
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  Speaker 1: Oh, I see, run out the cloth on it.
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  Speaker 25: You got it? What don't you What the heck don't
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  Speaker 25: you realize that's what's going on? Well, you know people,
• 51:55
  Speaker 25: you're talking, you're talking. This all went out in the
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  Speaker 25: nineties and the two fields.
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  Speaker 10: In two thousand, But what was what was the end game?
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  Speaker 10: I mean, this is the thing we were Yeah, you
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  Speaker 10: and I talked about this. You know, there's there's a
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  Speaker 10: lot of folks who consume some carbon footprint over was
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  Speaker 10: it an Intel operation to sway decisions? But Clinton wasn't
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  Speaker 10: in office, but he had friends who were mount Batten
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  Speaker 10: was you know, he was the air, the spare to
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  Speaker 10: the air. What decision making did he have? Apparently sensitive
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  Speaker 10: documents And that's where you know, it comes back to
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  Speaker 10: where they're using this influence like Bill Clinton used in Whitewater.
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  Speaker 10: And I think Bill Clinton's position in this is going
• 52:39
  Speaker 10: to get bigger and bigger as it goes along. Anyway,
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  Speaker 10: tell our Saturday edition for those who get it or Monday,
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  Speaker 10: enjoy the weekend. I am Joe Thomas, so long and
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  Speaker 10: thanks for all the fish.
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  Speaker 3: My name is Bobby.
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