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"Making Us Willing to Give Them Up" (Monday December 15 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: This man sneaks up on one of the gunmen and
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Speaker 1: wrestles the fire.
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Speaker 2: On the way.
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Speaker 3: The first thing Today by Joe Thomas on the talk
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Speaker 2: Jewart said, steal me step.
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Speaker 4: You have a day at least for work.
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Speaker 5: When the sun comes up drops a good.
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Speaker 2: Joe has a gender.
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Speaker 6: All the jas needs no one that Joe's smile.
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Speaker 7: He only is.
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Speaker 2: What is the warranty on the government. If the government
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Speaker 2: says you actually don't have a right to bear arms
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Speaker 2: to defend yourself, then what is their responsibility towards that end?
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Speaker 2: We're going to drag Ukraine and Russia into this. The
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Speaker 2: United States as part of this treaty to get Ukraine
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Speaker 2: to give up its nuclear missiles that remained there after
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Speaker 2: the Cold War, we agreed that we would provide them
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Speaker 2: national defense. Did Australia, in establishing its strict gun ownership policies, ever,
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Speaker 2: come to the same conclusion that they needed to promise
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Speaker 2: organizations like the Jewish community that was celebrating Hanukkah on
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Speaker 2: the beach that hey, will we will post armed guards
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Speaker 2: around you, since you're not allowed to defend yourself. We
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Speaker 2: will have somebody there and I can hear you oh, Joe,
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Speaker 2: that would be a police state. You would have to
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Speaker 2: have police. Well, churches in America now are allowed to
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Speaker 2: have a folks firearm armed in the churches. Crazy enough
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Speaker 2: that we needed to write laws in a lot of
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Speaker 2: our states to allow for legal firearm holders to to
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Speaker 2: guard ostensibly our churches while we're all busy in prayer.
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Speaker 2: But we have to give it up. We have to
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Speaker 2: give up our rights. God has given us all the
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Speaker 2: rights in the world that we could need. Our responsibilities
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Speaker 2: are to take good care of His earth, to be
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Speaker 2: good stewards of it, and and to love one another
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Speaker 2: as you know we would want to be loved. We've
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Speaker 2: got the first things coming up here, but I want
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Speaker 2: to hear who's ringing in at four three four eight
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Speaker 2: eight two four two one seven. Good morning, You're on
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Speaker 2: the air with Joe. First thing this morning. Who's this? Hello?
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Speaker 2: They hung up? Well, I guess you know then we
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Speaker 2: can't Andy quick note apropos of nothing. I want to
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Speaker 2: thank Microsoft for depth charging many of my computers over
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Speaker 2: this weekend. I don't know if you you might if
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Speaker 2: your weekend was anything more like mine. Actually, if your
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Speaker 2: my fault in a lot of cases because some of
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Speaker 2: But they are operating and doing everything they needed to do,
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Speaker 2: on us that required all our computers to reboot all
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Speaker 2: update Windows? Yeah, that may have been what you did wrong,
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Speaker 2: since it's always good, it's not a flaw but a feature.
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Speaker 2: And maybe that's what happened to that phone call there
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Speaker 2: just a moment ago. It's time for us to get
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Speaker 2: our first things this morning, and obviously the horrors in
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Speaker 2: so many places this weekend dominating the headlines. President Trump
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Speaker 2: said on Sunday he vowed big damage to Syria after
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Speaker 2: two US service members and an American civilians were killed
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Speaker 2: in an attack. Speaking at a reception for Christmas at
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Speaker 2: the White House, he sent condolences to the victims of
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Speaker 2: the violent weekend, including the shooting at Brown University, the
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Speaker 2: anti Semitic attack on Hanukkah celebrants in Australia, and this
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Speaker 2: attack in Syria, where he said quote in Syria, there
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Speaker 2: will be a lot of damage done to the people
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Speaker 2: that did it. Trump added that authorities in Syria got
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Speaker 2: the person responsible, but there's still going to be big
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Speaker 2: image done. Brown University person of interest, the twenty four
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Speaker 2: year old that had been picked up after the shooting
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Speaker 2: that left two dead and nine wounded during engineering testing
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Speaker 2: at Barris and Holly Building in Providence. Police early this
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Speaker 2: morning released the twenty four year old person of interest
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Speaker 2: and they are still searching. Attorney General Peter Darnas as
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Speaker 2: the video they have of a black, behooded figure walking
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Speaker 2: away from the building right after the shooting is the
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Speaker 2: most helpful that they have and if they had anything
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Speaker 2: with the shooter's face on it, they would have used it.
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Speaker 2: Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanize said that his government
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Speaker 2: is going to seek to strengthen their stringent gun laws,
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Speaker 2: saying people's circumstances change. People can be radicalized over a
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Speaker 2: period of time licenses should not be in perpetuit, indicating
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Speaker 2: that the two Islamists father and son team that opened
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Speaker 2: fire on a Hanukkah celebration may have been licensed gun
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Speaker 2: owners in Australia. President Trump of the American Jewish population
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Speaker 2: that might be having concerns regarding their safety following the
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Speaker 2: Bondai Beach attack. Celebrate proudly, be proud of who you are,
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Speaker 2: the President said on Sunday. Those are our first things.
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Speaker 2: It's not the ideas but the people bringing them. Until
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Speaker 2: question about this idea that it's the idea because that's
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Speaker 2: where they're able to come in with the authoritarian The
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Speaker 2: less you're permitted to do, the more criminal behavior they'll
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Speaker 2: be able to find. And therefore, as the premise behind
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Speaker 2: gun bans, if we ban the guns, the only people
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Speaker 2: that have guns will be criminals. Therefore they should be
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Speaker 2: easy to find. That's the quote unquote logic behind gun
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Speaker 2: grabs and that sort of thing. It's not true, but
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Speaker 2: that's the premise they sell from behind their podiums. We
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Speaker 2: are people of the people, and it's all all around.
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Speaker 2: I want your stuff, that's all it is, and I'd
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Speaker 2: love to give it some grander gravity outside of the
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Speaker 2: fact that it's horrific and murderous, and there are dead
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Speaker 2: people who don't deserve to be dead simply because they
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Speaker 2: were celebrating their faith. I'm not trivializing that. But let's
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Speaker 2: not forget that this is about I want your stuff.
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Speaker 2: Russia invaded Ukraine because they wanted their stuff. Germany invaded
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Speaker 2: Poland because they wanted their stuff. Armies of bloodthirsty dictators
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Speaker 2: commit genocide every month in Sub Saharan Africa because they
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Speaker 2: want to keep their stuff from other people that might
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Speaker 2: want to share in this stuff. Robert Mugabi in Zimbabwe
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Speaker 2: ousted the British from what was then called South Rhodesia
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Speaker 2: under a campaign of I will turn these white owned
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Speaker 2: farms over to the people. And when the whites left,
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Speaker 2: you know who the people were about a dozen of
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Speaker 2: his buddies who immediately wrecked the economy. Who goes javes
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Speaker 2: nationalizing the oil industry. And now all we've got to
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Speaker 2: these ghost tankers sailing around the globe trying to make
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Speaker 2: you think that there's some pleasure boat off the Guyana coast.
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Speaker 2: And it's all just because we want somebody else's stuff. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: these guys were working on behalf of their belief structure.
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Speaker 2: They were told they don't have the stuff because this
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Speaker 2: community has the stuff. So go kill them and we'll
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Speaker 2: get their stuff. It's what's behind the Islamic violence. Don't
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Speaker 2: don't give them any credit for being religious. Sell it's
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Speaker 2: their thugs, their murderers, no better than the murderers who
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Speaker 2: were going out for al Capone in Chicago. I want
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Speaker 2: your stuff, Give me your stuff, or I will do
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Speaker 2: violence to you and is Ellenson until we start calling
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Speaker 2: it out for what it is.
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Speaker 14: It is.
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Speaker 2: I want your stuff. God to Humas invaded Israel because
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Speaker 2: they want their stuff. They want their stuff because there's
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Speaker 2: agriculture and prosperity. They want the money. This is nothing
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Speaker 2: more than a global bank robbery. So what will happen?
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Speaker 2: To go back to what doctor Clark was saying about,
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Speaker 2: you know the who, what, where? When?
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Speaker 4: How?
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Speaker 2: Why? This benefits authoritarian especially global authoritarians, because of course
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Speaker 2: common sense says that if we have a global authoritarian authority,
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Speaker 2: pardon me, hate to be redundant like that when I'm
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Speaker 2: being redundant. So you want this global authority because it's
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Speaker 2: a global issue. So we have to turn things over
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Speaker 2: to global government that you know, all this quaint stuff
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Speaker 2: about free speech. It's dangerous. This is and all of
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Speaker 2: it free speech, free gathering, free association, all of it's
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Speaker 2: going to go away because gun violence is a galactic
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Speaker 2: health emergency, just like COVID nineteen was. This is why
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Speaker 2: it's been this derby between David Hogg and Greta Thunberg
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Speaker 2: to see which one of these twenty somethings can get
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Speaker 2: you to give up your rights, either because of climate
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Speaker 2: change or because of gun violence. Well, was COVID on
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Speaker 2: exercise to see how much people would trade, how many
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Speaker 2: freedoms people would give up. Absolutely, and we learned pretty
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Speaker 2: quickly in Australia where they willingly, you know, went to
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Speaker 2: detention camps because they wouldn't take the shot, Joel writes.
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Speaker 2: And I lost my job because I wouldn't take my shot.
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Speaker 2: And you lost your job, Joel, I've seen the emails.
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Speaker 2: You lost your job because the hospital you worked for
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Speaker 2: was going to lose millions of dollars in federal funding
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Speaker 2: if everyone on staff hadn't had the clock shot. Yet,
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Speaker 2: you know, the next president comes along of a different
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Speaker 2: political party and threatens funding for different things like transgender research.
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Speaker 2: Oh my god, these siety's science. But the previous president says,
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Speaker 2: you know you have to take this unproven medical treatment,
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Speaker 2: whether you have a question about it or not. You
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Speaker 2: can't and will fire you because your company will lose
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Speaker 2: millions and millions of dollars in federal grant money. I
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Speaker 2: had nothing to do with science. It has to do
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Speaker 2: with taking your stuff. And there are a lot of
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Speaker 2: people who don't believe your stuff should be your stuff.
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Speaker 2: Who says you should have stuff? We all live in
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Speaker 2: a community together. Why doesn't the community share in your stuff? Well,
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Speaker 2: who organizes that? Maybe it's the same people who would
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Speaker 2: administer the sanity test. Maybe the first official Czar of
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Speaker 2: Sanity in Australia should be named Joe Stalin, because wanting
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Speaker 2: to own a gun should probably just indicate to somebody, well,
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Speaker 2: they must be crazy if they want to own a gun.
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Speaker 2: Get them out of here.
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Speaker 2: whether the attack in Savannah at Forsyth Park was also
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Speaker 2: an attack on somebody Jewish or Christians. You hear very
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Speaker 25: Story right now tonight, and online fundraiser has raised more
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Speaker 25: appears to be appears to be random, and they're still
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Speaker 25: looking for a course of interest. Here's NBC's Aaron Gilchrist.
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Speaker 22: Tonight, a Georgia woman suffering horrifying chemical burns after being
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Speaker 22: attacked in a popular Savannah park. Photos from her hospital
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Speaker 22: bed showing bandages around her entire head. We spoke to
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Speaker 22: her son and best friend who've been by her bedside.
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Speaker 18: I don't know they'll ever be able to unhear, just
30:31
Speaker 18: the terror in her voice.
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Speaker 22: Police say the attack happened around eight Wednesday night as
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Speaker 22: Ashley Wassluski walked through Forsyth Park after a church program.
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Speaker 18: She felt and could see in a shadow from one
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Speaker 18: of the lamps in the park. Somebody very close to her,
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Speaker 18: and she turned around and went to push them, and
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Speaker 18: then just in that split second, was like whisely pouring
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Speaker 22: Within seconds, Wassaaluski's clothing started disintegrating.
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Speaker 18: She looked down and she could see that her pants
30:55
Speaker 18: were burnt or burning off of her.
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Speaker 22: She was later flown to a burn center and a gus.
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Speaker 22: The FBI now working to identify that chemical that left
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Speaker 22: her so badly scarred. SAVANNAHS. Mayor posting this photo of
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Speaker 22: what he calls a person of interest, asking the public
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Speaker 22: to help identify him. Forsyth Park is an iconic tourist try.
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Speaker 2: So, it goes on to talk about, you know, as
31:16
Speaker 2: part of it's right there in the middle of downtown.
31:19
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful place. I've been only once. Nichole's daughter
31:23
Speaker 2: goes to school there. She's shaken by this attack. And
31:29
Speaker 2: whether it is connected to a group or not, it
31:33
Speaker 2: is connected to a group of stories and a group
31:38
Speaker 2: think that in my opinion, in my analysis even more so,
31:44
Speaker 2: is that as we collect more and more of these stories,
31:48
Speaker 2: it's this overwhelming idea that you're entitled to something. And
31:55
Speaker 2: this is going to sound arcane and kind of childish.
31:58
Speaker 2: But we're approaching thirty years in the Everybody gets a
32:04
Speaker 2: Trophy generation. It was at mid nineties when we started
32:13
Speaker 2: doing everybody gets a trophy, Let's build their self esteem.
32:20
Speaker 2: And now we're watching people getting radicalized against one another
32:27
Speaker 2: because they're not getting what they think they deserve. How
32:32
Speaker 2: many of these insane people who either climb on a
32:36
Speaker 2: roof and shoot at a president, or dump a bucket
32:40
Speaker 2: of acid on somebody's head, or kill the founder of
32:45
Speaker 2: a community conservative Christian based organization are doing it because
32:53
Speaker 2: they feel like they're not being paid attention to, and
32:57
Speaker 2: they may be getting manipulated by shadowy moneies and organizations.
33:03
Speaker 2: And certainly there is plenty online these macho men who
33:10
Speaker 2: go out there and say, you've got to teach women,
33:12
Speaker 2: you know, right from wrong, and you're an in cell
33:16
Speaker 2: because women are you know, a bad group and they
33:19
Speaker 2: need to be forced into servitude. And I'm just reporting
33:23
Speaker 2: on the as much of it as I can stomach,
33:27
Speaker 2: so I can tell you it's out there. And this
33:29
Speaker 2: isn't even the dark web. This is not even the
33:32
Speaker 2: dark web. This is publicly viewable stuff. You think Nick
33:36
Speaker 2: Fuentes is offensive, go look at some of these mucho
33:41
Speaker 2: macho guys who are out there trying to help your
33:45
Speaker 2: young men be better men, and that you have an
33:54
Speaker 2: entitlement to you know, women's affections, and any woman that
33:58
Speaker 2: doesn't is depriving you of your rights and all this
34:01
Speaker 2: stuff that goes into this entitlement mindset. That then either
34:08
Speaker 2: because you've lost grip on your last good marble, or
34:13
Speaker 2: somebody knocks the marble out of your hand for you,
34:16
Speaker 2: either or it can happen. The Australian Prime Minister and
34:20
Speaker 2: his comment about being radicalized, No, they're not being radicalized.
34:25
Speaker 2: They're already insane, and then somebody who wants to use
34:29
Speaker 2: their insanity for their own purposes comes along and uses them.
34:42
Speaker 2: And this is why we have to talk about the
34:46
Speaker 2: simplicity of the rules of the Judeo Christian ethic, which
34:52
Speaker 2: is not saying you have to be you don't have
34:54
Speaker 2: to go to the Lutheran church down the street. You
34:57
Speaker 2: just have to understand you don't have a right to
34:59
Speaker 2: hit someone, or steal from someone, or rape someone, or
35:04
Speaker 2: you know, I don't care what the guy on the
35:05
Speaker 2: internet late at night tells you about your male position.
35:12
Speaker 2: My friend Nick Nick Fratus talks about the responsibility of men,
35:18
Speaker 2: and he was confiding. The problem is is the content
35:23
Speaker 2: of some of his messages regarding the responsible behavior of
35:27
Speaker 2: men in the world is getting lumped together with these
35:31
Speaker 2: ass hats on the internet in algorithms saying, oh you
35:35
Speaker 2: want videos about manhood and so all right, So a
35:40
Speaker 2: lot of people use the phrase toxic masculinity because it's
35:44
Speaker 2: a punchline, but there are is really toxic stuff going
35:48
Speaker 2: on online telling these children of the everybody gets a
35:53
Speaker 2: trophy generation who are bereft of any sort of concept
35:59
Speaker 2: of responsible ability and or outward attention. I mean the
36:09
Speaker 2: self centeredness that we've grown in this and they don't
36:13
Speaker 2: have higher self esteem. They have arrogance. Arrogance is not
36:17
Speaker 2: higher self esteem. And what happens is they wander around
36:21
Speaker 2: like a loaded missile, like an armed ICBM, looking for
36:26
Speaker 2: a target because they're lost. Their guidance system was never programmed,
36:34
Speaker 2: and so they're just running around loaded with their warhead armed,
36:41
Speaker 2: looking for something to explode on. And I don't think
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Speaker 2: I mean, this story sounds, but it doesn't mean that
36:50
Speaker 2: he wasn't one of these group members who quote get radicalized.
36:55
Speaker 2: I mean, this whole idea of getting radicalized offends me
36:58
Speaker 2: a little bit too, because it again takes your responsibility
37:02
Speaker 2: out of it. It falls under the same heading in
37:05
Speaker 2: my mind as unhoused. No you're homeless. No, yeah, unhoused.
37:10
Speaker 2: Unhoused make it sounds like it's somebody else's job to
37:13
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37:17
Speaker 2: Well there I go, sounding like one of these late
37:20
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37:27
Speaker 2: people who say, oh I was radicalized, No, you were
37:30
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37:37
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37:41
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37:45
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37:50
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37:53
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Speaker 2: On a need to know basis, because you need to
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Speaker 2: know the first thing today. So in this discussion of
44:30
Speaker 2: you know, how we get radicalized screened, it's selfishness. It's
44:39
Speaker 2: self centeredness. That's where it all comes in, and that's
44:42
Speaker 2: where it all goes to. That's where the root of
44:45
Speaker 2: it all is. And it's not just about money. It's
44:51
Speaker 2: about who's got the fullest church, Who's who's got the
44:56
Speaker 2: you know, the biggest car, who's got the nicest house.
45:00
Speaker 2: It's that's the selfishness, that's the self centeredness behind this,
45:06
Speaker 2: and people are being manipulated into going and winning this
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Speaker 2: for other people who don't care about you. Radio show
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Speaker 2: hosts who don't care about you, couldn't remember your name.
45:20
Speaker 2: If you begged them to political figures who wouldn't know
45:28
Speaker 2: you if you were if they were the only person
45:30
Speaker 2: standing in a police lineup. Why are you allowing these people,
45:35
Speaker 2: these fakers, these takers to radicalize. You're already radicalized because
45:41
Speaker 2: you already believe there's stuff that you don't have that
45:44
Speaker 2: someone else does in a small degree, I hear it.
45:48
Speaker 2: Who gives you the right way? How do you get
45:51
Speaker 2: one of them radio shows there, Joe? How do you
45:59
Speaker 2: get that nice cushy job, Bob? How do you get
46:03
Speaker 2: that nice car? Mary? You know, it's stop being these
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Speaker 2: people who are so easily taken advantage of cove it.
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Speaker 2: Thou shalt not cove it. Oh, now you're bringing religion
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Speaker 2: back into it, Joe. This is a jihad. You're trying
46:24
Speaker 2: to make us all Christians. No, I'm just saying thou
46:26
Speaker 2: shalt not cove it. There's a reason for that, because
46:31
Speaker 2: when you covet you can be corrupted, because we take
46:42
Speaker 2: far easier roots to take what we want rather than
46:49
Speaker 2: make what we want. And I know it sounds a
46:52
Speaker 2: little hippie to be hey, wow, stuff, But in a
46:55
Speaker 2: world that spent the last thirty years telling children that
47:00
Speaker 2: just being there was sufficient to get an award. We're
47:04
Speaker 2: surprised when twenty five year olds are out there dumping
47:08
Speaker 2: acid on people's heads because maybe they blew them off
47:11
Speaker 2: at a bar and didn't go home with them. Rapes
47:16
Speaker 2: all across the nation are happening when these men and
47:20
Speaker 2: it's not just men, but right now we're seeing this
47:26
Speaker 2: being used by these fake religious leaders, these Islamists, the
47:33
Speaker 2: ones who want to scare everyone out out of the
47:36
Speaker 2: Jewish faith so they can have the most the most
47:40
Speaker 2: people in their church. And at the end of the day,
47:51
Speaker 2: the dictator is going to be the one that's going
47:53
Speaker 2: to benefit from it. The authoritarian regime, the CIA chief
48:00
Speaker 2: station chief that says, I'm glad we're surveilling all these people.
48:06
Speaker 2: And Australia has a deeper, darker, more profound deep state
48:12
Speaker 2: and they didn't see this coming. So don't let somebody
48:14
Speaker 2: tell you that we need more surveillance to find this stuff.
48:18
Speaker 2: Australia has way more constitutionally backed surveillance than the United
48:23
Speaker 2: States does and they didn't see this coming. So don't
48:26
Speaker 2: let them. Oh, don't let Langley tell you that sad song.
48:33
Speaker 2: The story we have to live on is the guy
48:36
Speaker 2: with the rock, the guy with the rock who said,
48:42
Speaker 2: oh my god, this guy's shooting rifles at innocent people.
48:46
Speaker 2: I need to go stop him. And I've gone through
48:51
Speaker 2: all of them, all all the news stories, and nothing
48:55
Speaker 2: about the guy with the rock. And if we're going
49:00
Speaker 2: to save humanity and we're not going to be some footnote,
49:03
Speaker 2: some cave etching that some intergalactic archaeologist is going to
49:08
Speaker 2: fly to Earth and say, oh, it looks like there
49:10
Speaker 2: was a there was a civilization here, umlot, hm, very good, gullet.
49:18
Speaker 2: I don't know what they what happened to them all,
49:20
Speaker 2: but there seems to be a mass extinction event. They
49:24
Speaker 2: all have these holes in their heads. I think that
49:27
Speaker 2: was a religious rite. Might be there. Umlot get in
49:33
Speaker 2: their spaceship and fly away saying, I don't know, it
49:35
Speaker 2: may be something in the water that killed all these people.
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Speaker 2: Might not be safe because we're becoming animals too frequently.
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Speaker 2: And I know this is a small percentage of people
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Speaker 2: that get on the news, but all those stories like
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Speaker 2: the girl in Savannah, or the family that lost a
49:57
Speaker 2: loved one in a Chicago drive by shoe, or Norfolk, Virginia,
50:01
Speaker 2: or any of these places where all this stuff happens,
50:05
Speaker 2: even when it happens one at a time, each each
50:09
Speaker 2: one is another chip off the block that is keeping
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Speaker 2: us from authoritarian dictatorship. You don't have the right to
50:29
Speaker 2: someone else's stuff. Five thousand years ago, we were told
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Speaker 2: not to covet other people's stuff and not to murder.
50:39
Speaker 2: I mean, there were some other things on the list too,
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Speaker 2: but let's just pick these two. Let's not covet other
50:45
Speaker 2: people's stuff and let's not murder them. And I'm not
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Speaker 2: saying this because, oh well, you know you're right. If
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Speaker 2: you're going to have a free society, you're going to
50:58
Speaker 2: have to have those rules. And if you don't teach
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Speaker 2: your kids those rules, then they're going to become the shooter,
51:08
Speaker 2: not the guy with the rock. And I'm going to
51:12
Speaker 2: leave you with this one thought because it's been pretty
51:15
Speaker 2: dire this morning. One of my best friends in the world,
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Speaker 2: her mother fell and cracked open her head. Nightmare scenario,
51:24
Speaker 2: you know, eighty approaching ninety year old fell in the night,
51:27
Speaker 2: cracked her head open, blood everywhere in the hospital. Right now,
51:31
Speaker 2: she's an apoplectic. And oh, by the way, there's six
51:36
Speaker 2: inches of snow in the midst of falling while the
51:38
Speaker 2: ambulance is taking her mother to the hospital, and she
51:41
Speaker 2: looks out the door and there's two eleven year olds
51:44
Speaker 2: from up the street from where she is shoveling her driveway,
51:49
Speaker 2: and she says, oh, well, let me give you some money,
51:51
Speaker 2: and they're like, no, no, no, it's okay. We saw
51:53
Speaker 2: the ambulance and we know you've got to get out,
51:55
Speaker 2: and they just shoveled it because they saw that there
51:58
Speaker 2: was an ambulance leaving with somebody from house and they
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Speaker 2: should probably help shovel out the driveway so that she
52:05
Speaker 2: could get out and follow the ambulance. So all hope
52:08
Speaker 2: is not lost. All kids are not bereft of the
52:13
Speaker 2: ability to manage themselves. As a matter of fact, arguments
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Speaker 2: could be made that, well, in excess of ninety five
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Speaker 2: percent of people can regulate themselves and we get along
52:24
Speaker 2: just fine. It's just when these five percenters lose their
52:29
Speaker 2: grip on their last good marble, it all just dominates
52:32
Speaker 2: the news and we want to find answers because we're
52:35
Speaker 2: intellectual people, and sometimes the answer is just crazy and
52:42
Speaker 2: who's manipulating the crazy? And we'll wind it up again
52:46
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning. Until then, for all of us here. I'm
52:48
Speaker 2: Joe Thomas, so long and thanks for all the fish.
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