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Swalwell Withdraws from CA Governor's Race · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Monday morning, thirteenth day of April. I'm West thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Monday the thirteenth should be the dreaded Monday
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Speaker 2: the thirteenth. Everybody just goes on about their day, no
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Speaker 2: big deal, as long as it's not Friday the thirteenth.
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Speaker 2: That's all anybody's worried about. I don't get it. It's Monday,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's starting the work week. It's Monday. And
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Speaker 2: it's also the other side of the Masters and Rory
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Speaker 2: McElroy winning his second back to back pretty fantastic, fourth
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Speaker 2: person to do that when back to back it's and
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Speaker 2: I guess seventy five percent of them will have issues with,
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Speaker 2: you know, wrecking cars and getting in trouble public. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: it's cheap shot at Tiger Woods. It's just fresh. It's
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Speaker 2: just fresh with wish the best for Tiger It's anyway.
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Speaker 2: It's just sad. It's always sad when it's someone who
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Speaker 2: is such an icon. So I'm not really taking a
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Speaker 2: shot at him. It's just it's kind of a low
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Speaker 2: hanging fruit and it's fresh. I got nothing against the guy.
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Speaker 2: I know a lot of people are really hitting him
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Speaker 2: hard and some are you know, just wanting to see
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Speaker 2: him get things back together again. And it's sad when
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Speaker 2: it's multiple Like you know, Britney Spears back in rehab,
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Speaker 2: you know, I mean, that's different Britney Spears. And no
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Speaker 2: disrespect to Brittany, Britney Spears was never you know, the
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Speaker 2: best ever in her profession. Sounds like I'm just taking
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Speaker 2: shots at people today. I'm really not. That's not what
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Speaker 2: I'm doing. Let's just be real for a minute. You know,
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Speaker 2: Britney Spears great pop star. Never any point was anybody going,
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Speaker 2: my gosh, she's the best ever to do this. It's different.
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Speaker 2: Tiger Woods is just different, even if you don't believe
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Speaker 2: him to be the best ever. It's he's in the conversation,
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Speaker 2: all right. I need to stop before I start kicking
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Speaker 2: somebody else when they're down, because that's that's how it
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Speaker 2: goes sometimes. But we enjoyed finishing out the Masters. Last night.
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Speaker 2: We were sitting down to eat dinner and we thought,
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Speaker 2: you know what, we don't usually watch TV when we
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Speaker 2: eat has to be like movie night or some show
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Speaker 2: that we watched together that we're trying to get caught
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Speaker 2: up on like the Chosen or something. We might do that,
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Speaker 2: but we don't always sit down and watch TV while
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Speaker 2: we eat. Some big sporting event is usually what it takes.
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Speaker 2: And this was a big sporting event. So we actually
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Speaker 2: watched the the end there as we as we ate
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Speaker 2: dinner last night. So again, congrats Macelroy, what a huge accomplishment.
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Speaker 2: And I'm just gonna jump in. I got a couple
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Speaker 2: of things I want to talk about today, and first up,
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Speaker 2: and I haven't talked a lot about Iran because it's
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Speaker 2: such a it feels like it's such a fluid developing thing,
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Speaker 2: and I know that there's people have so many opinions
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Speaker 2: about it. I talked to someone over the weekend who
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Speaker 2: you know, I have these moments where I talk to
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Speaker 2: people and I just I just I want to be
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Speaker 2: clear on a couple of things. All right. I do
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Speaker 2: the show. I often don't spend a lot of time
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Speaker 2: out the outside the show talking with people about things.
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Speaker 2: There might be a specific topic that comes up, and
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Speaker 2: you know, Charlie Kirk was something that you know, there
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Speaker 2: were people that I was telling and it wasn't just everybody,
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Speaker 2: but people that could kind of understand where I was
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Speaker 2: coming from on Charlie Kirk. I talked to you know
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Speaker 2: for a while, and that was a topic that you know,
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Speaker 2: it was a hot, big topic, and it was you know,
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Speaker 2: it hit a lot of people in conservative broadcasting hard.
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Speaker 2: It just did. And it's not to compare every person
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Speaker 2: that's in conservative broadcasting to Charlie Kirk, but you get
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Speaker 2: to a point where it's you're kind of in a
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Speaker 2: brotherhood or a camaraderie there, and when when that happens
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Speaker 2: to one of you, it just you feel it in
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Speaker 2: a different way. Hard to explain, but I promise you.
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Speaker 2: And look, you know, over the course of doing this
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Speaker 2: for almost twenty years, I've had people that have you know,
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Speaker 2: stopped by to see me. Like like when I was,
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Speaker 2: you know, working out of a radio studio, people would
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Speaker 2: come by and bang on the window or they'd want
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Speaker 2: to come into the office and they'd want to have
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Speaker 2: words with me or with Scott and we're no, thanks.
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Speaker 2: There's locks on these doors for a reason. I've got
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Speaker 2: a lock on the door to my office. I'm we're
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Speaker 2: not playing this game. And you know, thankfully, we never
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Speaker 2: found anyone to be up to some horrible thing, but
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Speaker 2: it's still something that you have to be aware. And
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Speaker 2: sometimes they were looking for Rush Limbaugh and realized he
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Speaker 2: wasn't there, so they wanted to talk to whoever was.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, I don't typically leave, you know, my job,
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Speaker 2: which now is at home, and then go just looking
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Speaker 2: for people to talk to about this. All the time.
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Speaker 2: There's some of you I do you know the people
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Speaker 2: that I know, some of you that I know to
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Speaker 2: be listeners, some of you that will approach me and
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Speaker 2: we can have a conversation about it. But I'm not
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Speaker 2: I always say this, I'm not evangelical about it. I'm
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Speaker 2: not banging on doors trying to get people to change
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Speaker 2: how they vote or whatever. I like. By by nature,
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Speaker 2: I'm an interviewer. I just like knowing where people are
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Speaker 2: coming from. That makes sense, and often, you know, in
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Speaker 2: covering politics for a really long time, I have it.
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Speaker 2: I have a different set of some insider info on
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Speaker 2: certain things. There's just some things I know certain things
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Speaker 2: about and it's it's it doesn't entitle me to have
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Speaker 2: more of an opinion than you do.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: It just is comical when someone wants to dismiss my
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Speaker 2: opinion so that they can tell me something that they,
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Speaker 2: you know, were spoon fed on the news or on
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Speaker 2: social media, and that kind of thing happens, happened over
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Speaker 2: the weekend, and I just can't help but kind of
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Speaker 2: laugh and I just you know, you're you're right. I
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Speaker 2: have I have zero zero to add to this conversation
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Speaker 2: from what you learn from whatever your news source was.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing I can contribute more, you know, But I
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Speaker 2: think sometimes they just they know what I do and
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Speaker 2: they want to kind of fire shots at me. I
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Speaker 2: guess I don't know. But on the subject a couple
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Speaker 2: of things, as far as Iran goes, I was, like
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Speaker 2: everyone else, very hopeful that something could be worked out
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Speaker 2: over the weekend. I say, like everyone else, there are
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Speaker 2: a group of people that do not want it to
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Speaker 2: get worked out, and they want this to be a
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Speaker 2: midterm advantage and all these things. I think the blockade
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Speaker 2: is probably something that should have been done sooner. But
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Speaker 2: we'll see where all of this go. But as the
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Speaker 2: US is ready to start a blockade to stop the imports,
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Speaker 2: it's going to have an effect on China. It's going
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Speaker 2: to have an effect on a number of countries. And
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Speaker 2: you know, China may have a little bit of a
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Speaker 2: reason to lean on Iran to come back to the
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Speaker 2: negotiating table. So we'll see how all that goes. Probably
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Speaker 2: not telling you that on MS Now or whatever. It's
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Speaker 2: probably not telling you that wherever you're getting that spoon
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Speaker 2: fed news. The late night talk show hosts are probably
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Speaker 2: not telling you that. But anyway, So the thing I
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Speaker 2: wanted to really focus on today, and I talked about
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Speaker 2: a little bit last week, I guess Thursday, was this
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Speaker 2: situation with Eric Swalwell. He is a representative in California.
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Speaker 2: He's running for governor, and he is the front runner
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Speaker 2: as far as Democrats go, and someone who now that
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Speaker 2: people are pressuring him to step down, step out of
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Speaker 2: the governor's race in California, he suddenly now has a
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Speaker 2: very very sensitive nature about him when it comes to
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Speaker 2: attacking political opponents using some gossip. He didn't seem to
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Speaker 2: have a problem with that in the past, but now
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Speaker 2: he doesn't want anybody coming after him using some gossip
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Speaker 2: and all these accusations about him being inappropriate to women,
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Speaker 2: and there are a number of people on the left
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Speaker 2: saying he needs to step down to out of this
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Speaker 2: race because of these accusations. There's at least one woman
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Speaker 2: who says, you know, she kind of had the bill
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Speaker 2: cosby thing happen where they were together and then she
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Speaker 2: woke up and she doesn't remember what all happened, and
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Speaker 2: she was next to him in bed, and these kinds
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Speaker 2: of things now there are. There's a journalist who says,
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Speaker 2: you know, I tried for a long time to get
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Speaker 2: people's attention, and people just didn't want to hear it.
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Speaker 2: Steve Tavares is his name, and he said over the
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Speaker 2: weekend that this has been a widely known thing since
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Speaker 2: he entered Congress back in twenty thirteen. Shortly after being
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Speaker 2: elected to Congress in twenty thirteen, his behavior towards women
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Speaker 2: was known by all levels of our local government, the
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Speaker 2: Alameda County Democratic Party. I tried repeatedly to get those
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Speaker 2: stories out. I can't force women to speak out, and
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Speaker 2: when they chose not to, I didn't push. I knew
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Speaker 2: that Swallwell was known to threaten litigation. So basically a
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Speaker 2: big push for him to drop out of this race.
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Speaker 2: And we're talking about this push largely from other candidates,
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Speaker 2: like I don't believe any of this comes to light
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Speaker 2: if he's not making a threat on becoming the next
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Speaker 2: governor of California. It's just, you know, these are other
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Speaker 2: Democrats that are turning on him, and this is their
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Speaker 2: ammunition for him. But if you've noticed, and I don't know,
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Speaker 2: maybe this is happening in places that my ears aren't
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Speaker 2: tuned into, but people are saying he needs to step
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Speaker 2: out of the governor's race. I don't is there a
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Speaker 2: push for him to step down in Congress? Like you
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Speaker 2: notice that there's a difference between the two. You need
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Speaker 2: to get out of this governor's race because I want
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Speaker 2: to be governor, says other Democrats. But is there a
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Speaker 2: push for him to get out of Is this a thing?
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Speaker 2: Are people pushing for that? It just amazes me how
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Speaker 2: much people don't they like when it comes to you know,
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Speaker 2: power and control and all these things. It means something
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Speaker 2: different governor of California. That's completely different. Yes, he should
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Speaker 2: be asked to step down from that. He shouldn't be
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Speaker 2: involved in that at all. So that's going on. The
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Speaker 2: other thing that I kind of had is a moment
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Speaker 2: of realization over the weekend and just started thinking a
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Speaker 2: lot about this. The thing that we've been told that
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Speaker 2: people on the right struggle with And this is something
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Speaker 2: that's been happening now for you know, for years, we
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Speaker 2: get told a lot that on the right, we have
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Speaker 2: no empathy on the right. Yeah, probably that became like
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Speaker 2: one of those hot button words for a couple of years.
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Speaker 2: I don't think it's out there as much now, but
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Speaker 2: that was the thing that for a long time people
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Speaker 2: were saying. You know, Republicans and people on the right
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Speaker 2: and conservatives, they they don't have empathy. They don't look
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Speaker 2: at people that are struggling and remember what it was
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Speaker 2: like to struggle and then you know, want to help
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Speaker 2: them out. You know, they struggle with that. They don't
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Speaker 2: they don't understand what people are going through when it
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Speaker 2: comes to gender identity and things like that or sports
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Speaker 2: or now. First of all, you know, you could do
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Speaker 2: a whole we could do a whole English class on
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Speaker 2: how they're confusing sympathy and empathy. It's those are different things.
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Speaker 2: I can relate to somebody who you know, live in
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Speaker 2: paycheck to paycheck. You know, I've been there, I've done that.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's been a while, it's been a long time,
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Speaker 2: and I'm very thankful for that. But there was a
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Speaker 2: point when I was doing that, and a lot of
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Speaker 2: people are doing that now. And if someone says to me, man,
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Speaker 2: it's it's tough doing that, I can have empathy for that. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's it's tough. You know, you're sometimes you're paying, like
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Speaker 2: I got to get this bill paid and then the
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Speaker 2: next check it's going to come in just in time
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Speaker 2: to pay this bill. A lot of people are dealing
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Speaker 2: with that, and there's a time when I was dealing
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Speaker 2: with that. So I can have empathy for that, right,
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Speaker 2: I don't have I can't have empathy for the gender
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Speaker 2: identity thing. I can't have empathy for I can have sympathy.
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Speaker 2: I can say, man, this is this is awful that
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Speaker 2: people are going through this and dealing with it. I
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Speaker 2: can't have empathy for, you know, wanting to play women's sports.
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Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know what they're going through with that.
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Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know how that works exactly. I can't.
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Speaker 2: And it's just the reality of the empathy problem. But
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Speaker 2: let's just assume that they're using the right word, okay,
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Speaker 2: And I think that maybe right now we're in this
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Speaker 2: period on the left where I know this is the
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Speaker 2: left is doing what they do. They're trying to use
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Speaker 2: media influence. They're trying to use certain hot button topics.
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Speaker 2: They're trying to use a like let's get everybody to
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Speaker 2: hate Trump again. They're trying to use fear tactics. They're
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Speaker 2: we went all of the same old things again that
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Speaker 2: they've been doing, thinking well, this is what's going to
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Speaker 2: push us over the top in the midterms, like they're
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Speaker 2: they're trying to drive and dictate and and look, we're
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Speaker 2: we're we're gonna have some more riots coming up. Mark
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Speaker 2: them on your calendars. There's come they're coming. And if
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Speaker 2: you're one of those people that was getting hired to
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Speaker 2: show up at riots, you know probably need to call
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Speaker 2: up the main office and ask when you know what
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Speaker 2: are going to be some days. I should plan, plan
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Speaker 2: to not make any vacations and stuff like that. I
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Speaker 2: should be ready for which day they have it all
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Speaker 2: planned out, They've planned out their calendar. It's a business.
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Speaker 2: I hear from some of the people who run those companies,
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Speaker 2: by the way, I do. I hear from them. At
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Speaker 2: some point, I'll get them to come on. I hope
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Speaker 2: they'll come on. But again I don't what do I know?
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Speaker 2: What I if they're not telling you about it on CNN,
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Speaker 2: it's they can't possibly be true. But anyway, so I
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Speaker 2: think I think the thing that we're struggling with now
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Speaker 2: on the left, and they feel like maybe they can,
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Speaker 2: they don't. They don't have to do this because they
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Speaker 2: can keep scaring people into voting or angrying people into vote.
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Speaker 2: You know, you got to keep them angry. You got
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Speaker 2: to get them angry ish. And I know how anger
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Speaker 2: is the right word, but angry ing sounded better. Humility,
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Speaker 2: I think is the left's version of And don't get
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Speaker 2: me wrong, I know that there's people on the right
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Speaker 2: that don't have any humility, and there's some of these
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Speaker 2: people that are like psycho maga, you know, like Trump
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Speaker 2: is the second Coming and all this stuff. They're there,
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Speaker 2: but I'm just talking about right now the left, Like
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Speaker 2: because there were people on the left that don't have
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Speaker 2: any empathy, sure, but it was the word, it was
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Speaker 2: the trigger word for the left for the right, was
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Speaker 2: that we didn't have empathy. And I think humility is
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Speaker 2: a thing that's missing on the left right now. It
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Speaker 2: is because we still in spite of the fact that
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Speaker 2: they've they've been losing, they can't even hit on all
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Speaker 2: their hot button issues that they wanted to stay focused on,
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Speaker 2: like the things that we're losing for them, abortion and
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Speaker 2: you know, trends and sports, all these trans issues and
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Speaker 2: things that they've just kind of had to go. We're
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Speaker 2: not gonna shine as much light on that. We're just
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Speaker 2: we're gonna back off of that a little bit. That's
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Speaker 2: what we're gonna We're gonna focus on the ice thing
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Speaker 2: right now. We're gonna back off. We're gonna keep telling
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Speaker 2: everybody they're racist. We're gonna focus on ice. But in
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Speaker 2: spite of like having to give up a lot of
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Speaker 2: their core things like the Olympics coming out and saying,
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Speaker 2: you know, they're gonna they're gonna do testing. They want
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Speaker 2: only women and women's sports, and the left has just
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Speaker 2: kind of had to eat it right now. I know
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Speaker 2: some of them have been vocal, but a lot of
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Speaker 2: them have just had to eat it. Three years ago,
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Speaker 2: they would not have eaten it. It would have been, ah,
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Speaker 2: you know, we got to put on armbands and go
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Speaker 2: out and march in the streets. But there's this whole
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Speaker 2: element of we're still right. We've been right the whole time.
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Speaker 2: We know we're right. You guys are just too dumb
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Speaker 2: to know that we're right. I think that's the thing
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Speaker 2: that may be the trait that's missing largely on the
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Speaker 2: left is is this constant arrogance of we know what's best,
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Speaker 2: and we want to associate with you. If you don't
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Speaker 2: agree with this, it's a cult. I'm not talking about
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Speaker 2: everybody on the left. I'm talking about the people that
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Speaker 2: fall into this no humility. They're in a cult kind
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Speaker 2: of thing. And I know that they like to say
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Speaker 2: the right is in a cult, you know, the Trump
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Speaker 2: cult or whatever. But the reality is, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know anyone on the right that won't associate
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Speaker 2: with anyone on the left. I don't. I know a
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Speaker 2: lot of people on the left that want to associate with
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Speaker 2: anybody on the right. Not everybody I know, but I
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Speaker 2: just know a lot of them. Some of them don't
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Speaker 2: associate with me anymore because of my job. And again,
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Speaker 2: I've never once gone to them and said you need
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Speaker 2: to vote the way I do. They've told me I
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Speaker 2: need to vote the way they do, or can't be friends.
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Speaker 2: That's one happened to me more than once. The reality
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Speaker 2: here is, I think people on the right have more
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Speaker 2: empathy than some of these people I'm talking about on
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Speaker 2: the left have humility. And I just know they're putting
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Speaker 2: all their eggs in a couple of baskets moving towards
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Speaker 2: the midterms. And I've got a few friends that just
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Speaker 2: feel like, if this doesn't go quote unquote our way,
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Speaker 2: I just don't know what I'm gonna do. And again,
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Speaker 2: they're they're a little more nervous about this than they
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Speaker 2: want to let on because they have to keep up
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Speaker 2: this front about being right and the arrogance, and you know,
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Speaker 2: the break, got a couple of video game stories for
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Speaker 2: your Monday. Uh Sony is really wanting to get fans
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Speaker 2: into PlayStation, into like the PlayStation like. If you're into PlayStation,
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Speaker 2: they want you in the game. The company has announced
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Speaker 2: a new initiative called player Base. Fans will get to
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Speaker 2: go to La have their likeness scanned and then placed
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Speaker 2: into a game. The first game to include a scanned
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Speaker 2: fan will be Grand Theorismos seven. The chosen fan will
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Speaker 2: get an in game character portrait and help design a
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Speaker 2: custom a logo and a one of a kind vehicle
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Speaker 2: for the players to drive. That's pretty neat. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it sounds a lot like some AI stuff and they say,
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Speaker 2: don't sign over your likeness for anything. But if it's
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Speaker 2: just as a fan and you're not getting paid for it,
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Speaker 2: that doesn't seem right. But be kind of a cool
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Speaker 2: thing if you're a fan of the game. Also in
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Speaker 2: the subject of games, the legendary I mean it's in
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Speaker 2: the conversation, is one of the great games of all time.
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Speaker 2: I think, I mean you would, you could certainly make
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Speaker 2: the case for Madden to be the better sports game.
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Speaker 2: And there's a couple others. But Techmo Bowl or Techmo
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Speaker 2: super Bowl, super Techmo all those things, the Techmo franchise
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Speaker 2: of Techmo Bowl, well, it's kind of coming back in
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Speaker 2: a way. I know that there's a there's an app
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Speaker 2: version of it sort of called Retro Bowl. That's as
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Speaker 2: close as you're getting to it coming back fully, But
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Speaker 2: this other way is kind of cool too. Card form
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Speaker 2: Techmo super Bowl themed insert cards will be included in
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Speaker 2: upcoming twenty twenty five tops chrome football sets that will
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Speaker 2: be released April fifteenth for Tax Day. The cards will
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Speaker 2: feature thirty players using the design of the iconic touchdown
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Speaker 2: celebration screen from the game. Among those players will be
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Speaker 2: John Elway, Joe Montana, Josh Allen, Jaden Daniels, Jackson Dart,
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Speaker 2: Saquon Barkley. And they can't do it without having a
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Speaker 2: Bo Jackson card. I mean, you have to have a
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Speaker 2: bo Jackson card. Only possible way to stop him, Lawrence Taylor.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you had the offense, you had the defense,
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Speaker 2: that was basically it. But of course if you had
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Speaker 2: the Raiders, you also had Marcus Allen. So all right,
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Speaker 2: some fans of BUCkies, you know, they've got a loyal,
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Speaker 2: die hard fan database. I mean they are hardcore BUCkies fans. Well,
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Speaker 2: there are some people that are off of the beaver wagon.
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Speaker 2: He's a beaver, right, isn't though what he is? Some
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Speaker 2: are getting off the train because apparently they've made a
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Speaker 2: recent change to their gift card policy. The company made
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Speaker 2: it so gift cards cannot be used for fuel purchases
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Speaker 2: anymore so paying at the pump or pre payment inside
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Speaker 2: at the register. Either way can't use it for gas.
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Speaker 2: The unexpected change led to a viral video of a
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Speaker 2: very upset former diehard BUCkies fan. He's pulling bumper stickers
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Speaker 2: and stuff off of his car for BUCkies, throwing a
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Speaker 2: beaver in the street, one of their little plushies, and
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Speaker 2: basically you really upset. He said he drove thirty miles
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Speaker 2: to get gas using a gift card before it was denied,
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Speaker 2: even though he checked the website to make sure he'd
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Speaker 2: be able to use it. As anger was summed up
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Speaker 2: in his video description, got four dollars in my account
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Speaker 2: and ten miles in my tank and literally can't even
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Speaker 2: get back home without getting gas money from my parents.
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Speaker 2: Sucks in that situation. I just wonder driving thirty miles
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Speaker 2: to buy gas. I know he had the gift card,
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Speaker 2: and obviously he's a BUCkies fan, but seems a long
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Speaker 2: way to go to buy gas to fill up just
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Speaker 2: seems a bit extreme, that's all, you know. I'm not judging.
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Speaker 2: The guy's a he's a diehard, That's what he is.
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Speaker 2: A new study suggests that we don't want to have
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Speaker 2: robots that are super efficient because in the car, I guess,
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Speaker 2: because I'll create traffic jams with each other. Harvard scientists
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Speaker 2: determine that when we get a group of robots together
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Speaker 2: to sign to one task, and I guess this isn't
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Speaker 2: just in cars. The programming that you use for the
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Speaker 2: shortest route possible makes them run into each other and
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Speaker 2: crowd into the same space. So the study says that
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Speaker 2: if robots programming adds just the right amount of randomness
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Speaker 2: or randomness or noise in quotes to how they move,
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Speaker 2: they'll be able to go around each other more quickly.
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Speaker 2: It's kind of an interesting problem to have. If they're
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Speaker 2: too efficient, they're all going to be using the same
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Speaker 2: route and the same path. I guess it's like, you know,
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Speaker 2: everybody having the same plan when a Disney park opens.
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Speaker 2: You know it's fresh on the brain, but it's it's
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Speaker 2: one of those things you make notes of it, and
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Speaker 2: the next time you kind of forget because you think, no, no,
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Speaker 2: this is the best possible way to kick off the
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Speaker 2: day in the park, in this particular park. So you
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Speaker 2: got to do it, and everybody does the same thing,
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Speaker 2: and then it's a logjam. Everybody's standing there in line,
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Speaker 2: or even standing there in line in the lightning lane
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Speaker 2: or whatever. So that'll do it for this Monday edition
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