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"Dominion Voting Machines and Venezuela" from #CES2026 (Monday, January 5, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by
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Speaker 1: two separate and equally important groups, the police who investigate crime.
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Speaker 3: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 3: you this morning. So we gathered to you from the
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Speaker 3: Consumer Electronics Show.
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Speaker 5: We're going to run the country until such time as
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Speaker 5: we can do a safe, proper and judicious transition. So
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Speaker 5: we don't want to be in having somebody else get in.
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Speaker 5: And we have the same situation that we had for
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Speaker 5: the last long period of years.
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Speaker 3: And a lot of people in the United States thought
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Speaker 3: President Trump was talking about twenty twenty eight, but no,
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Speaker 3: he was talking about the situation in Venezuela. And so
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Speaker 3: who is running the country? Is it this Delsi Rodriguez
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Speaker 3: who was apparently saying this was a Zionist attack. Apparently
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Speaker 3: Venezuela is a big Muslim country. I guess and is
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Speaker 3: trying to get their hamas gravitas on. We have folks
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Speaker 3: hanging on the line. We've done some coverage of the
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Speaker 3: first preview days yesterday and already things of grave concern?
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Speaker 3: here so we know what we're talking about, and then
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Speaker 3: we'll jump to the phones here of course, President Trump
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Speaker 3: arresting Nicholas Maduro Friday night and a daring raid in Caracas.
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Speaker 3: Cuban authorities say thirty two Cuban soldiers were in country
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Speaker 3: working with the Venezuelan authorities and were killed in the
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Speaker 3: attacks that happened Friday night. Nicholas Meduro is said to
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Speaker 3: appear in court with his wife Celia this afternoon at
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Speaker 3: twelve before a judge in Brooklyn, New York, on his
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Speaker 3: narco terrorism charges. The vice President of Venezuela, I guess
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Speaker 3: now acting President Supreme Court has dubbed her. The President said, quote,
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Speaker 3: the governments of the world are simply shocked that it
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Speaker 3: is the Boliviarian Republic of Venezuela which is the victim
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Speaker 3: and subject of an attack of this nature, which has
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Speaker 3: without a doubt a Zionist tint. Remember where all the
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Speaker 3: Nazis ran off to after World War Two? The United States,
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Speaker 3: according to Marco Rubio Sunday, does not have boots on
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Speaker 3: the ground and is not at war with Venezuela. There's
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Speaker 3: not a war, Rubio told various Sunday Morning programs, including
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Speaker 3: Meet the Press, US is at war against drug trafficking organizations,
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Speaker 3: not Venezuela itself. Widening protests in Ron sparked by the
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Speaker 3: Islamic Republic's ailing recovery. The real is now trading at
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Speaker 3: one point four million reale to each US dollar, and
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Speaker 3: protests gripped the streets of America yesterday, organized in support
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Speaker 3: of narco terrorism and dictators. Those are some of our
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Speaker 3: first things this morning. So let me get to the phone.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Clark on the line with us from Alabama this morning.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, doctor Clark. What's on your mind this morning, sir?
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Speaker 6: Well, Joe, I think that we need to make a
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Speaker 6: humanitarian effort and reach out and find out if anything
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Speaker 6: has happened to Judge Boasburg. Okay, it's been it's been
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Speaker 6: forty eight hours. So he has not dictated that the
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Speaker 6: dictator Maduro will be returned to dictating Ah. He has
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Speaker 6: not dictated that the flow of drugs to the US
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Speaker 6: be reopened. He is not dictated that the flow of
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Speaker 6: oil to trying to be reopened.
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Speaker 7: I'm not a.
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Speaker 6: Big fan, I mean, but we want to check and
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Speaker 6: find out what's wrong with him. Something's clearly wrong.
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Speaker 3: You think he might be in custody. You think there
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Speaker 3: might have been a raid similar to the one that
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Speaker 3: happened in Caracas. I'm from I.
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Speaker 6: Could write the argument that if you were planning the
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Speaker 6: daring raid, he might be the first one to target.
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean, as you sit and you watch these
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Speaker 3: folks and again, the middle aged Caucasian women who I'm
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Speaker 3: sure are hooked on all manners of illegal drugs from
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Speaker 3: Venezuela protesting on behalf of dictators and drug cartel leaders.
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Speaker 3: I just have to sit here and say, come on,
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Speaker 3: why don't you just say anything Trump does we're against.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's where we live right now. So I would
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Speaker 6: say this, Joe, wherever Madua is incarcerated Trump personally or
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Speaker 6: at least tam BONDI needs to go and talk to
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Speaker 6: the staff.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and explain.
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Speaker 6: To them that if it looks like Madua is going
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Speaker 6: to start talking about how twenty forty was stolen, if
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Speaker 6: you might name names, if the lights go out, if
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Speaker 6: the cameras fail, if the guard's taken nap and Madua surprise,
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Speaker 6: hilaricides or CIA asides, or if any kind of side
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Speaker 6: happens to him, the entire chain of command of this
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Speaker 6: place is going to prison for life. So you bring
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Speaker 6: a toothbrush and an extra pair of underdrawers or something
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Speaker 3: Four three four eight A two four two one seven.
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Speaker 3: That is the question who is behind the door? Doctor
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Speaker 3: Clark with a you know A thought about it. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: and I thank you for hanging on. Clark. So you
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Speaker 3: were talking about, you know, Venezuela's connection to our twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty elections.
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Speaker 6: Knows how that happened?
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Speaker 3: Oh you think is that? What he's saying now, is
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Speaker 3: is that that he knows where the ballads came from.
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Speaker 3: I did not see that.
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Speaker 6: Oh, I'll send it to you multiple you know, none,
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Speaker 6: This is what I would call rock solid, but there's
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Speaker 6: a whole lot of it. And uh yeah, so apparently
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Speaker 6: lots of people are involved with the elections worldwide, indeed
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Speaker 6: through Venezuela. Why did we have Venezuela having anything to
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Speaker 6: do with our voting.
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Speaker 3: Systems, Well that was why they were made. A lot
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Speaker 3: of the programming was done in Venezuela. So you think
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Speaker 3: that's the connection that that Meduro's you know, Maduro knew
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Speaker 3: the people who did the programming. That then allowed the
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Speaker 3: people who you know. Of course, because there was no
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Speaker 3: internet connections to our voting machines except for the Internet
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Speaker 3: connections to our voting machines, were able to get in
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Speaker 3: there and play around.
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Speaker 6: Yeah right, so yeah, I would make it very well
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Speaker 6: known to everybody responsible for his incarceration. That probably better
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Speaker 6: not anything happen up into this guy.
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Speaker 3: Also, an interesting thought on that, doctor Clark, is, you know,
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Speaker 3: when when you arrest somebody, especially a high profile target,
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Speaker 3: there's usually that what can you give us an exchange
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Speaker 3: for leniency on the other charge. That'd be interesting to
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Speaker 3: see if all of a sudden he cops and says, yeah,
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Speaker 3: here's what we did in exchange for dropping the drug
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Speaker 3: narco trafficking stuff four three four eight eight two four
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Speaker 3: two one seven. Here at the Consumer Electronics show in
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Speaker 3: Lost Wages, Nevada, a land of gold and silver in
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Speaker 3: and on its own right across the street from the
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Speaker 3: Golden Nugget Hotel, I said, talking about golden nuggets with
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Speaker 3: James Luck the Jefferson Coin Shop on this Monday morning.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, James, How are you doing, sir? James? We
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Speaker 3: do we lose James? I don't know. Can we get
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Speaker 3: James back? That was a great lead in looking out
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Speaker 3: the window at the Golden Nugget and and then James
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Speaker 3: wasn't there, So let's see if we can't can't get
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Speaker 3: him back there at four three four eight a two
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Speaker 3: four two one seven where you uh sit with us
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Speaker 3: as well and whatever is impacting you and how it's
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Speaker 3: impacting you on your street? James, Did we get you back? Sir?
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Speaker 23: Yes?
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Speaker 3: Here you go there he is are good? Good? Like
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Speaker 3: I said, sitting here looking across the street at the
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Speaker 3: Golden Nugget, thinking, you know, they don't sell nuggets of
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Speaker 3: gold anymore, but that would be something to find in
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Speaker 3: the bottom of a Christmas stocking is a is a
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Speaker 3: gold nugget. You don't sell those at jcsgold dot com,
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Speaker 3: do you?
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Speaker 24: No?
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Speaker 25: No golden nuggets. I think we have had some in
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Speaker 25: the past that have been in nugget form, but they
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Speaker 25: have been man made. No golden nuggets. You got to
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Speaker 25: go panting for those in the river.
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Speaker 3: So how are they doing this morning? I know they
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Speaker 3: kind of had a roll back a little bit on
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Speaker 3: the weekend opportunities if you will to get in before
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Speaker 3: it starts tracking back towards eighty dollars for silver and
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Speaker 3: forty four hundred dollars an ounce for gold. How are
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Speaker 3: they doing this morning?
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Speaker 26: Yeah, those little pullbacks that happened, I'm pretty sure that
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Speaker 26: a lot of our clients really took advantage of that
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Speaker 26: dip in silver. It dipped down to about seventy one
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Speaker 26: dollars an ounce for silver, but it's back in the
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Speaker 26: green so far today. To start off the new year,
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Speaker 26: gold is up a little bit over two and a
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Speaker 26: quarter percent of ninety eight dollars to.
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Speaker 25: Four thousand, four hundred and twenty nine dollars.
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Speaker 26: Silver is up three and a half percent to seventy
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Speaker 26: five dollars, and fifty cents, So so back in the
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Speaker 26: green and you know, back to its same old tricks
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Speaker 26: as what ended twenty twenty five. We'll see where it
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Speaker 26: goes well.
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Speaker 3: And this is why I was talking to this friend
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Speaker 3: of mine here at the Consumer Electronics Show, and I
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Speaker 3: was talking about fam Lee's and gold and silver versus
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Speaker 3: call centers and corporate America, and I you know, the
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Speaker 3: theme here with all the technology is what is the
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Speaker 3: technology going to do for you, the human Because I
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Speaker 3: think after a few years of everything robotic and AI,
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Speaker 3: somebody in the industry said, it's getting a little creepy here.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring the people back in. But you know, gold
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Speaker 3: and silver and owning that gold and silver, whether whether
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Speaker 3: it's a cryptocurrency or not, when these things hit zero
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Speaker 3: and make the reale out of Iran seem like a
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Speaker 3: valuable commodity, gold and silver is always hanging in there, right, James,
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Speaker 3: That's right.
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Speaker 26: Gold and silver are always you know, they're viewed as
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Speaker 26: real money. From civilization to civilization, from sovereignty to sovereignty.
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Speaker 24: You know, throughout the test of time, gold and silver
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Speaker 24: have been the backbone of any financial system, and that
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Speaker 24: remains true today. You can just see that anytime that
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Speaker 24: there's fear in the world, people turned to.
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Speaker 26: Gold and silver. It's something that they can count on.
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Speaker 26: And you know, and as technology grows, technology uses silver
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Speaker 26: mainly and used up and technology and taken out of
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Speaker 26: circulation never to be reclaimed.
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Speaker 3: Well, I appreciate it, James. And again he's heading on
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Speaker 3: Eastern at four three four ninety seven nine Coin. You
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Speaker 3: have a great morning, James. Thanks show you too. So
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Speaker 3: as we come to you the Consumer Electronics Show, the
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Speaker 3: It certainly can be put in with the low point.
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Speaker 3: So quick back to what doctor Clark was saying, and
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Speaker 3: maybe we'll revisit this because the news is coming up
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Speaker 3: at half past. Remember the Venezuelan technology used in twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty is what doctor Clark was referring to in the
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Speaker 3: voting systems that were all over the country that you know,
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Speaker 3: you weren't supposed to be able to get onto the
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Speaker 3: internet with, but then people were getting onto the new
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Speaker 3: was it Dominion and Smartmattic all connected to Venezuelan tech firms.
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Speaker 3: It's an interesting sidebar here because blockchain and vote security
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Speaker 3: is another subject they're talking about.
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Speaker 31: This is Moscow, Bob and throwing a little wrench into
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Speaker 3: The same could be asked, I mean, and your wrench
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Speaker 31: Yep, I totally agree with you, because it happened too quickly,
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Speaker 3: Well, and also, these guys don't walk around without twenty
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Speaker 31: Yes and all the and the actual casualties because if
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Speaker 3: Well, what were they doing there? Though we didn't act,
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Speaker 3: Were they working at According to the Cuban ministry, they
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Speaker 31: I don't think they. I don't think they would do that.
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Speaker 3: So this is an interesting though geopolitical because Venezuela, of
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Speaker 3: The last bit of Tim Kaine, that's the employee without
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Speaker 3: asking me first, Keeping in mind that it was a
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Speaker 3: warrant issued by Barack Obama in twenty thirteen, a reward
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Speaker 3: that was redoubled by Joe Biden in twenty twenty three
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Speaker 3: to come to the subtotal of two of twenty five
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Speaker 3: million dollars for the capture of Nicholas Maduro by whoever.
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Speaker 3: And you know, Nicholas Maduro had you know, wealthy enough
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Speaker 3: friends where he didn't need to worry about them. Twenty
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Speaker 3: five million dollars. That's rounding error to some of the
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Speaker 3: folks that were hanging out with him. A couple of texts,
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Speaker 3: this one, Joe, what is it? What is your evidence
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Speaker 3: that this was a surrender not a capture? No evidence.
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Speaker 3: I'm just reading the tea leaves. So, like I said,
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Speaker 3: that's the part of the program. You know, we tell
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Speaker 3: you what went on, We give you our analysis of
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Speaker 3: the debris field, and then I want to hear how
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Speaker 3: it's impacting you where you are. And my analysis of
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Speaker 3: the debris field is a guy who goes around with
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Speaker 3: enough armed security to secure a dictator with no public
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Speaker 3: mandate for his position. Generally, isn't just going to be
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Speaker 3: picked up with the Cubans? Say they were caught up
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Speaker 3: in a missile attack. Was he being guarded by thirty
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Speaker 3: two Cubans? Was he being handled by thirty two Cubans?
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Speaker 3: Was he in custody of thirty two Cubans and we
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Speaker 3: got him out? These are all things. As he gets
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Speaker 3: ready to make his first court appearance in Brooklyn on
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Speaker 3: at noon today supposedly, you know we will see I
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Speaker 3: hope the cameras don't go out there. Kareem. I like this,
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Speaker 3: kareem with a slogan for our sponsorship of the Consumer
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Speaker 3: Electronics Show broadcasts. When your technology gets backed up, go
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Speaker 3: see a man about a horse Mercury animal clinic. You know.
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Speaker 3: But unplugging from all this stuff is so important because
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Speaker 3: it's all there. It's omnipresent, and even the tech people
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Speaker 3: have started to feel like all the AI and all
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Speaker 3: the robotics getting a little creepy. Time to remind people
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Speaker 3: about the humans that we're going to help. And that's
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Speaker 3: why I brought this a whole theme yesterday. Whether and
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Speaker 3: the medical stuff is the most fascinating because it is,
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Speaker 3: As Andy writes in text message here at four three
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Speaker 3: four eight A two four two one seven, his nutritionist
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Speaker 3: has one of those I think it's Willow or Winnow
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Speaker 3: scales that not just does your weight but to BMI
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Speaker 3: and your heart rate and your blood blood pressure and
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Speaker 3: does all these things this biometric data center. But who
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Speaker 3: uses it? And I go back to the Paul Krugman
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Speaker 3: during the height of the Obamacare debate, you may recall
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Speaker 3: that governor of Alaska. I know you guys up in Kfar.
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Speaker 3: You love yourself some Sarah Palin, don't you. Sarah Palin,
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Speaker 3: running for the same office that Tim Kaine ran for,
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Speaker 3: once referred to parts of Obamacare as death panels and
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Speaker 3: a wonderful exchange on This Week on ABC. Stephanopoulos wasn't
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Speaker 3: there that week, but the panel was discussing death panels,
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Speaker 3: and Paul Krukman, Barack Obama's economists, the man who drew
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Speaker 3: up the premise behind the savings, the cost savings, the
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Speaker 3: efficiencies of Obamacare, all basing it on well based taking
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Speaker 3: medicaid and putting it on steroids, was asked about the
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Speaker 3: death panels and he said, there are no death panels
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Speaker 3: in Obamacare, and then blessed folks who just can't keep
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Speaker 3: their cake hole shut. That would have been sufficient to
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Speaker 3: tell the story that the administration wanted. But Paul Krugman's
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Speaker 3: a smart man, a lot of university degrees, and you
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Speaker 3: don't go to school for that long to give a
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Speaker 3: one sentence answer. So he takes a deep breath and
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Speaker 3: then launches into the following, Of course, there are panels
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Speaker 3: that would decide on whether particular expensive treatments were advisable,
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Speaker 3: but they're not death panels. And besides, the Republicans say
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Speaker 3: death panels wouldn't save any money, and of course they
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Speaker 3: distract from there on it. So you have what Paul
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Speaker 3: Krugman calls advisability of care panels in Obamacare, and you
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Speaker 3: have them. It's the law of the land. And this
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Speaker 3: is why people are taking the matters into their own
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Speaker 3: hands in the United Healthcare CEO assassination. Not that that's condonable,
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Speaker 3: but this is what people are finding themselves after paying
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Speaker 3: into insurance that the government told them pay into you
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Speaker 3: have to and you'll have health care. This is the sloppiness.
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Speaker 3: I think it's intentional sloppiness of the American language usage
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Speaker 3: to the politicians who're still watching it today talking about
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Speaker 3: getting healthcare when really what they're talking about is getting
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Speaker 3: health care insurance healthcare. I mean, there are laws that
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Speaker 3: say if you walk into an emergency room, they have
50:40
Speaker 3: to treat you, forcing you to get health care insurance
50:45
Speaker 3: that's a whole different thing. And then the insurance companies
50:48
Speaker 3: start sneak out the back door using things like advisability
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Speaker 3: of care panels and medical technology that would say, you know,
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Speaker 3: mister Thomas's body mass index is a little high, so
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Speaker 3: we're therefore we are not going to protect him or
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Speaker 3: recover him if he needs COVID nineteen treatments because he
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Speaker 3: has comorbidities or Joe Thomas. We checked his bathroom sensors
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Speaker 3: and they just seemed to be a little too much
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Speaker 3: residue from red wine in his biomass. We think he's
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Speaker 3: drinking too much, or there are certain Venezuelan imports. Perhaps
51:35
Speaker 3: perhaps we sensed a little too much Peruvian marching powder.
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Speaker 3: Is that grounds for a rest. It's one thing to
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Speaker 3: say I'm on the internet, and you need to understand
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Speaker 3: that if you're on the internet, you're in public, but
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Speaker 3: not if you're in the bathroom.
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