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"Greenlandia" (Friday, January 23, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: On your to do list. Putting the radio on is
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  Speaker 1: the first thing today.
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  Speaker 2: Everybody wants to be a part of it.
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  Speaker 3: Jeword said, steal men have a day at least for work,
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  Speaker 3: when the sun comes up, drops a kid to school.
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  Speaker 4: Night.
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  Speaker 5: Joeys eying agenda, all the treasures needs.
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  Speaker 3: No one that Joe's as smiled.
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  Speaker 6: He only as pa.
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  Speaker 7: Let them be your Joe. Thank you for letting me
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  Speaker 7: be your Joe this morning and every morning. What does
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  Speaker 7: that mean? That means I'm here to support your day.
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  Speaker 7: Your day is going to be better because we'll tell
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  Speaker 7: you what went on last night. We'll tell you what
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  Speaker 7: we see in it, but I will also hear how
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  Speaker 7: it's impacting you where you are.
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  Speaker 8: Many others, including the United Nations. But I want to
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  Speaker 8: thank you all for being here. Yesterday we had a
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  Speaker 8: incredibly successful visit with many of the world's top business leaders,
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  Speaker 8: the best, the biggest, most successful.
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  Speaker 2: And foreign heads of state.
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  Speaker 8: And now we have one of the most important meetings
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  Speaker 8: of all the official formation of what is known as
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  Speaker 8: the Board of Peace. I want to thank I had
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  Speaker 8: a Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Special Envoy Steve Whitcoff,
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  Speaker 8: and Jared Kushner and their extraordinary work. I mean, they
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  Speaker 8: have done an amazing job. We have peace in the
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  Speaker 8: Middle East. Nobody thought that was possible.
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  Speaker 7: And well and right now that is This was the
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  Speaker 7: point as he was heading to Davos, everyone was talking
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  Speaker 7: about Venezuela and told the story. I told you this
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  Speaker 7: at the onset of all of these dramas. You never
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  Speaker 7: judge Donald Trump in process while the while the eggs
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  Speaker 7: are being cracked, you don't judge the omelet, and I
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  Speaker 7: mean he's cracking eggs. And then all of a sudden
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  Speaker 7: there's NATO Jack Root is, well, you know, we're going
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  Speaker 7: to Greenland, Venezuela. And what do all these things have
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  Speaker 7: to do with one another. They all connect back to
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  Speaker 7: Iran and their power structure of international Marxism. And the
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  Speaker 7: important thing that we have to look at in the
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  Speaker 7: development of what is going on in all of these
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  Speaker 7: places is it's weakened Iran to the point where the
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  Speaker 7: riots going on in their streets still go on. It's
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  Speaker 7: become less interesting to the press because Trump is this
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  Speaker 7: gravitational field. And we played eclips last week our friends
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  Speaker 7: at America's Roundtable, Joel and Natasha that hosted they got
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  Speaker 7: together with Reza Pilavi, a couple of folks. Really, we're
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  Speaker 7: going to bring the Shah's sun back. He's different than
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  Speaker 7: his his dad on this and pretty clear about it.
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  Speaker 7: But if you go to America's roundtable, you think you
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  Speaker 7: can hear the show over again. Iranian official deaths told
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  Speaker 7: that the Iranians are admitting in the protests has reached
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  Speaker 7: five thousand. And we'll tell you about this coming up
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  Speaker 7: in the first things that we are sending the USS
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  Speaker 7: Abraham Lincoln into the Gulf to make sure that anything
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  Speaker 7: while this peace plan over Gaza continues. And remember who
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  Speaker 7: a client state of Iran was, That was Hamas and
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  Speaker 7: they were doing Iran's bidding in this. So by breaking
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  Speaker 7: that cabal, the President has done something that hasn't been
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  Speaker 7: able to happen in a long time, and is get
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  Speaker 7: both sides sitting down and talking about what they want,
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  Speaker 7: because the Palestinians they don't want to be bombed anymore
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  Speaker 7: than the Israelis. Dudes moving forward on this board of
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  Speaker 7: peace announced yesterday in Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Art Carney
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  Speaker 7: said that he didn't want to.
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  Speaker 2: Be in.
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  Speaker 7: The Board of Peace anyway. The United States President Trump
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  Speaker 7: had rescinded their invitation. President Trump then said Canada lives
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  Speaker 7: because of the United States. Carney said Canada can show
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  Speaker 7: the world the future doesn't have to be autocratic, despite
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  Speaker 7: the fact that the Crown of England technically governs the
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  Speaker 7: country from overseas. That said, the United Kingdom has also
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  Speaker 7: declined invitation into the Board of Peace, citing interactions with
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  Speaker 7: Russia for their reasoning. Former Special Council Jack Smith was
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  Speaker 7: on Capitol Hill being grilled over the use of confidential informants,
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  Speaker 7: but not as far as most of us wanted them
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  Speaker 7: to push. He did say to the Congressional Oversight at
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  Speaker 7: the Judiciary Committee, I am not a politician and I
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  Speaker 7: have no partisan loyalties. I guess there was a pause
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  Speaker 7: while everyone laughed. US military aircraft carrier mentioned the USS
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  Speaker 7: Abraham Lincoln and their strike group is in the Middle
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  Speaker 7: East or is on their way to the Middle East
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  Speaker 7: from the Pacific today, as tensions continue and the riots
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  Speaker 7: continue in Tehran, House Republicans defeated a resolution yesterday that
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  Speaker 7: would have barred President Trump from any further military action
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  Speaker 7: in Venezuela without the authorization of Congress. The Louisiana Senate
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  Speaker 7: race has heated up as Congresswoman Julia Letlow from Louisiana's
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  Speaker 1: The First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network, all naturalists, and for you of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 7: Okay, thank you for letting us be of service to you, Greenland,
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  Speaker 7: the Great White North, and the gas lighting.
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  Speaker 17: Hey, welcome to our single I'm Bob mackenzie and this.
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  Speaker 7: Is my brother Doug.
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  Speaker 11: I've been going a.
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  Speaker 7: So the the native NATO takeover and the reaction to
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  Speaker 7: the NATO move has left a lot of people scratching
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  Speaker 7: their heads. Just you know Denmark, all these protesters who
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  Speaker 7: were sure that they were going to protest America's takeover,
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  Speaker 7: and all of a sudden their government is in peril
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  Speaker 7: because the activists who have sought this position in the
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  Speaker 7: world are now saying, well, Trump, Denmark is just a
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  Speaker 7: client state of the United States and NATO, and we
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  Speaker 7: need to get out of NATO. There's protests against that.
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  Speaker 7: But my favorite is Trump melts down over Carnie snub
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  Speaker 7: and you read the story. I love these headlines and
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  Speaker 7: there's nothing in the story except that President Trump said
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  Speaker 7: he's got his own path, he's going to have to go.
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  Speaker 7: That doesn't sound like a meltdown to me. People have
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  Speaker 7: to write headlines that you have some truth in advertising.
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  Speaker 7: They used to years ago. We lived in New York State,
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  Speaker 7: and they actually passed a law in New York State
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  Speaker 7: and they believe it's still on the books that if
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  Speaker 7: you advertise that your business is going out of business
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  Speaker 7: you have a big sale saying, you know, going out
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  Speaker 7: of business sale, that within six months you actually have
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  Speaker 7: to go out of business. And I remember thinking about
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  Speaker 7: that and chuckling because there were businesses, especially electronics stores,
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  Speaker 7: that would hold a going out of business sale, generate
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  Speaker 7: massive cash flow from all the people coming into buy
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  Speaker 7: the electronics that they were selling for discounts, and they'd
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  Speaker 7: make enough money to not have to close. So nanny
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  Speaker 7: state steps in New York State that's same and says
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  Speaker 7: if you advertise that you're going out of business, you
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  Speaker 7: actually have to go out of business. What business of
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  Speaker 7: it is yours? But I digress. That's just the truth
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  Speaker 7: in advertising. I would love the news media to have
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  Speaker 7: to live in that world as well. But the protesters
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  Speaker 7: in Greenland now are imposturing PBS what remains of them.
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  Speaker 7: Denmark and Greenland say sovereignty is not negotiable. After Trump's
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  Speaker 7: agreement with Route so all of a sudden, they don't
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  Speaker 7: want NATO leaders in Denmark and Greenland, and by leaders
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  Speaker 7: the Associated press means people who have sent them press
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  Speaker 7: releases saying we're leaders in this community, not actual elected folks.
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  Speaker 7: In most cases, we're going to have total access to Greenland,
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  Speaker 7: President Trump said. NATO's spokesman. Spokesperson Alison Hart said the
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  Speaker 7: Alliance's Secretary General Mark Root did not propose a compromise
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  Speaker 7: to sovereignty. It was just that NATO was going to
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  Speaker 7: provide the security. Prime Minister Jan Frederick Nielsen voiced guarded relief.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know what there is in the agreement or
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  Speaker 7: the deal about my country, he told reporters. Danish Prime
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  Speaker 7: Minister met Fredericson, as opposed to Jen Frederick Nielsen, said
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  Speaker 7: security in the Arctic is a matter for all of
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  Speaker 7: NATO and is good and natural, and that it has
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  Speaker 7: been discussed. He wrote. We cannot negotiate on our sovereignty.
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  Speaker 7: He added, I have been informed that that has not
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  Speaker 7: been the case, but the protesters are still out there
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  Speaker 7: getting their march on. I guess you know, at some
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  Speaker 7: point George Soros's money has to be spent, otherwise you're
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  Speaker 7: not going to get more at the at the next
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  Speaker 7: end of the funding stream, so you need to spend
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  Speaker 7: it all so that you can get more later. But
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  Speaker 7: it's laughable to me how the press, almost as if
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  Speaker 7: they have some sort of psychotic break, can act like
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  Speaker 7: the past two weeks of coverage never happened. There was
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  Speaker 7: an old Saturday Night Live routine. I think it was
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  Speaker 7: the news commentator they were making fun of was a
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  Speaker 7: consumer advocate on local television in New York, so it
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  Speaker 7: wasn't Jane Curtin. I think it was Gilda Radner. Did
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  Speaker 7: this character called Emily Littella who always had it wrong.
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  Speaker 7: She was always wrong about whatever she was honking on about.
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  Speaker 7: And at the end of the segment, Jane Curtain would
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  Speaker 7: you know or Dan Akroy whoever the anchor was, would
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  Speaker 7: politely correct Emily la Tell's mistake, and she'd look at
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  Speaker 7: the camera and say, oh, never mind, and I want
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  Speaker 7: that oh never mind moment from these activists all across
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  Speaker 7: the media landscape who were making big money off of
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  Speaker 7: clickthroughs on their videos, stomping around about how the US
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  Speaker 7: was going to invade Greenland and this was going to
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  Speaker 7: be the end of NATO, and then when Mark Rout
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  Speaker 7: sits down with him, it's like, uh, hey, did you notice,
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  Speaker 7: just in case you hadn't noticed, it's to me just
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  Speaker 7: it was par for the course. But it's about and
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  Speaker 7: I said this yesterday to the early seating, and I
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  Speaker 7: want to say it to you here. It's about one
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  Speaker 7: or two percent of the electorate. That's all it is.
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  Speaker 7: It's about that one percent that just sees the headline.
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  Speaker 7: Trump melts down after Carnie rebukes Peace Board invite, Trump
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  Speaker 7: melts down over Gavin Newsom's appearance. And you read the
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  Speaker 7: article and there's nothing in it about Trump melting down.
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  Speaker 7: He had some negative things to say about Gavin Newsom,
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  Speaker 7: but it didn't sound like he melted down. Meltdown implies
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  Speaker 7: unstability and lack of control, all things that you would
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  Speaker 7: want somebody who just saw the headline say, dah, there
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  Speaker 7: it is again. Trump's melting down. He's unstable, It's chaos.
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  Speaker 7: And so by the midterms, they hope that they've collected
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  Speaker 7: enough of those one percenters who are just reading the
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  Speaker 7: headline on their smartphone feed to win congressional majority. Come
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  Speaker 7: the midterms. It's classic with Donald Trump because they understand
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  Speaker 7: that the average American doesn't have time to look past this.
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  Speaker 7: And now in the world of AI, those headlines become
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  Speaker 7: a bigger part of the narrative because artificial intelligence is
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  Speaker 7: culling those headlines. And well, we watched what happened to
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  Speaker 7: GROC when it started reading all the things on the
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  Speaker 1: The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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  Speaker 7: Time for our sports director Mac McDonald to join us,
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  Speaker 7: open his notebook live I always, you know, as opposed
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  Speaker 7: proper use of the term. At the PGA show in Orlando,
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  Speaker 27: all they do is work short to play rock and
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  Speaker 27: roll during Tito's during you know, during the rounds. Many
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  Speaker 27: a show that Joe years ago started when a bunch
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  Speaker 27: of pros got together in Florida. They were on a
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  Speaker 27: a little side bunny, and they all just they brought
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  Speaker 27: like clubs and balls and gloves and stuff and their
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  Speaker 27: trunks of their cars and they all pulled into a
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  Speaker 27: parking lot and they swapped stories and go, hey how
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  Speaker 27: about these irons, Hey how about Tryvie, And so the
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  Speaker 7: Now it is ridiculous. It is ridiculous.
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  Speaker 27: You know, yes, it's so overwhelming. I mean everything from
• 29:23
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  Speaker 27: to you know whatever. I'll get to my bridgestone guy
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  Speaker 27: here in a minute, because you're gonna love this. First
• 29:35
  Speaker 27: of all, the lead story from Baltimore course, Jesse Minter
• 29:38
  Speaker 27: has been hired as the head coach of the Ravens.
• 29:41
  Speaker 27: Just a great track record from him. Notre Dame in
• 29:44
  Speaker 27: turned in O six, he coached at Cincinnati, Indiana State,
• 29:48
  Speaker 27: Georgia State. He was with Jim Harbaugh the Ravens from
• 29:54
  Speaker 27: twenty seventeen to twenty twenty, and then Vandy was at Michigan.
• 29:57
  Speaker 27: He won a national title at Michigan, and then he's
• 29:59
  Speaker 27: been with the Chargers and Jim Moore. I'm sorry, John
• 30:03
  Speaker 27: Harbaugh in Baltimore. Jim Harbaugh back in with the Chargers
• 30:09
  Speaker 27: and so now he's moving back to Baltimore to be
• 30:12
  Speaker 27: the head coach. The only sound I could really find
• 30:14
  Speaker 27: was there's a little layer of music underneath during this interview.
• 30:18
  Speaker 27: But talking about the simplicity of defense, this guy is a.
• 30:22
  Speaker 28: Guru taking these concepts, trying to create really simple ways
• 30:26
  Speaker 28: to make them maybe look different week to week, and
• 30:30
  Speaker 28: in turn that, you know, let's the other team or
• 30:33
  Speaker 28: the general fan think wow, like I don't know how
• 30:36
  Speaker 28: they're able to do, you know, all the different things
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  Speaker 28: that they're able to do. And for our guys, hopefully
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  Speaker 28: it's it's layered in simplicity and it allows them to
• 30:44
  Speaker 28: play really fast because they understand conceptually what we're trying
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  Speaker 28: to do.
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  Speaker 27: So there you go. Could be a marketing slogan for
• 30:51
  Speaker 27: the Ravens, the Ravens twenty twenty six layered in simplicity.
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  Speaker 27: You know, for Lamar Jackson, they probably need that.
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  Speaker 7: Anyway, I'm not.
• 30:58
  Speaker 27: Saying that he's the you know, the sharpest knife in
• 31:01
  Speaker 27: the drawer, but I think there's still with some friction
• 31:03
  Speaker 27: between Coach Harbaugh and anyway, Jesse Minter gets Lamar Jackson
• 31:08
  Speaker 27: and he gets the Ravens job. Okay, yesterday at the show,
• 31:12
  Speaker 27: I had an opportunity to talk with Adam Rayberg, fourteen
• 31:16
  Speaker 27: years senior marketing guy with Bridgestone. Uh just want to
• 31:20
  Speaker 27: because there's there are a lot of things that I
• 31:22
  Speaker 27: enjoyed when I come at first of club guys and
• 31:26
  Speaker 27: the golf ball guys, because the talk of research and
• 31:30
  Speaker 27: development is so over the top.
• 31:32
  Speaker 7: And these guys, these guys are not golfers.
• 31:34
  Speaker 27: These guys are scientists, okay, and they've got a team
• 31:37
  Speaker 27: of scientists that just go into the whole thing of Uh,
• 31:41
  Speaker 27: let's come up with some so so Bridgestone's push is
• 31:44
  Speaker 27: a thing called Velo surge. So they found a material
• 31:48
  Speaker 27: that they could put in the middle of Yeah, they
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  Speaker 27: could put in the middle of a golf ball to
• 31:54
  Speaker 27: make it better. Of course, all the golf ball people want,
• 31:57
  Speaker 27: you know, they want spend control distance and then and
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  Speaker 27: you know they want a mantle, a good mantle, not mickey,
• 32:03
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  Speaker 27: layer of materials that separates the outside.
• 32:08
  Speaker 7: To the inside.
• 32:10
  Speaker 27: All I want is the ball stay out of the water,
• 32:12
  Speaker 27: you know when I play, you know, just.
• 32:14
  Speaker 7: Or at least float on it when it goes there. Exactly.
• 32:16
  Speaker 27: So anyway, this Adam Raeberg, very deep. I met a
• 32:20
  Speaker 27: couple of his sionists. They had a cylinder like one
• 32:24
  Speaker 27: of those bank cylinders that you know, put your deposit
• 32:27
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• 32:29
  Speaker 27: one of those bank things, and it was filled with
• 32:31
  Speaker 27: this material that has some kind of like you know,
• 32:35
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• 32:38
  Speaker 27: they developed and they gave it a number and a name.
• 32:41
  Speaker 17: Excitement is through the roof here at Bridgeton Golf and
• 32:44
  Speaker 17: it's due to this R and D material discovery at
• 32:47
  Speaker 17: the center of the U twenty twenty tour. V is
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  Speaker 17: vlsurs a core mantle integration that's really driving all these
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  Speaker 17: a dramatic increase in MOI as well. So to sum
• 33:01
  Speaker 17: it up, Villa Starts really does two amazing things for
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  Speaker 17: so longer and straighter an equation the brain trust was
• 33:14
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• 33:15
  Speaker 27: There you go, so mois moments of inertia, which is
• 33:19
  Speaker 27: really describing me trying to get off the couch after
• 33:21
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• 33:24
  Speaker 27: so Bridgestone did something else. Okay, Callaway came up with
• 33:27
  Speaker 27: the putting lines, the red and blue lines that you
• 33:31
  Speaker 27: could you know, when you get your ball in the green,
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  Speaker 27: your you know, your putt and your line and what.
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  Speaker 7: You're looking at.
• 33:38
  Speaker 27: Well, they Bridgestone developed what they call a visual system
• 33:42
  Speaker 27: and it's red, yellow, and green and it's like one
• 33:45
  Speaker 27: of those uh if you were taking a psychology to
• 33:48
  Speaker 27: a psychological exam and they put a green dot inside
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• 33:56
  Speaker 27: can because they said that it separates an analytics thought
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  Speaker 27: from athletic performance. The last thing I need is analytical
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  Speaker 27: thought golfer. And so anyway, it's just a lot of fun,
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  Speaker 27: I mean stuff that you know, because the the the
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  Speaker 27: whole golf world is just through the roof now and
• 34:18
  Speaker 27: it's all about R and D. Which club you know,
• 34:20
  Speaker 27: how do they market it? The marketing of of everything,
• 34:24
  Speaker 27: the marketing of everything, clothing, headcovers, bags, just to think
• 34:30
  Speaker 27: of anything you can. And now they got pickle ball
• 34:32
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• 34:38
  Speaker 7: You know, and when you say clubs, understands. And I
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  Speaker 27: Right, and so there there are about two there's over
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  Speaker 27: two thousand vendors. Seriously, when you look at all the
• 35:08
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  Speaker 27: to h to to your range stuff, you know, your
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  Speaker 27: I mean again, just think of think of something you
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• 35:33
  Speaker 7: You know, our friend of ours called you know, there
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  Speaker 7: you this. You know, when when range finder technology, when
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  Speaker 7: finally you know, these these you know, map makers realized
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  Speaker 7: a that was a norm busting technology. Is there anything
• 36:10
  Speaker 7: like this or is it all? You know? Just oh,
• 36:12
  Speaker 7: I can get ten more yards out of this driver?
• 36:15
  Speaker 7: I can I can you know? Balance this putter veteric
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  Speaker 7: because it seems most of the time all of these
• 36:21
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  Speaker 27: The GPS technology you bring up a great point. The
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  Speaker 27: GPS technology is through the roof and and and then
• 36:40
  Speaker 27: and then the marketing side of that too, because once
• 36:42
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• 36:45
  Speaker 27: and now they have watches. They have the boom boxes
• 36:47
  Speaker 27: that you put onto the golf carts with a magnet
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  Speaker 27: that tells you, you know, front center, you know your
• 36:51
  Speaker 27: distances and everything. My rangefinder says you got no shot,
• 36:54
  Speaker 27: and I, you know, I just uh, I just put
• 36:56
  Speaker 27: it up there. And said, don't don't even think about it.
• 36:59
  Speaker 27: You know, so I got any.
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• 37:02
  Speaker 27: But the technology went to slope, and slope means h
• 37:07
  Speaker 27: the is the green elevated. You add ten more yards,
• 37:10
  Speaker 27: so it may give you one sixty five center, but
• 37:14
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• 37:29
  Speaker 7: Now yeah, it's through the roof.
• 37:30
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  Speaker 1: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 7: Charlotte's joining us from the Land of the Good for
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  Speaker 7: and always check in and see how things are going there. Bob,
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  Speaker 7: how are you doing this morning, sir?
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  Speaker 20: Good morning, Joe doing what well?
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  Speaker 7: Hope you are absolutely but gob smacked. And you know
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  Speaker 7: how I feel about the folks who are practitioners of
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  Speaker 7: my industry, and I'm pretty harsh on a lot of
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  Speaker 7: them for the way they act. But you know, last
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  Speaker 7: three days my inbox has been filled with stories of
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  Speaker 7: people claiming that they were catfished by Abigail Spanberger when
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  Speaker 7: she ran for governor, then they were willfully ignorant, because,
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  Speaker 7: I mean, you and I spoke so many times about
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  Speaker 7: your interactions with her in Congress, and now she's out here.
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  Speaker 7: We've created a sanctuary state. We've announced that we're going
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  Speaker 7: to tax. At some point, they're going to get to
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  Speaker 7: the point where they're going to tax our tax payments,
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  Speaker 7: but they're going to tax you on the accountant you
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  Speaker 7: have to hire to pay your taxes, and on the
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  Speaker 7: storage facilities for the documents that you need to keep
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  Speaker 7: for your taxes. It is. It makes New York seem
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  Speaker 7: like a conservative state in comparison, yet nobody seemed to
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  Speaker 7: want to cover it except for you and me. It seems.
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  Speaker 20: Yes, no one should be surprised by how radically liberal
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  Speaker 20: leftist Abigail Spanberger is based on her voting record in Washington.
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  Speaker 20: She supported the open border. She supported all of Biden's
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  Speaker 20: massive inflationary spending. She certainly didn't stand up for law
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  Speaker 20: and order and victims. She stood up for criminals. She
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  Speaker 20: voted for the pro Act to take away right to work.
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  Speaker 20: She voted for the right to Cheat Act to make
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  Speaker 20: it easy for everybody to cheat in elections across the country.
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  Speaker 20: And so it shouldn't be a surprise that she and
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  Speaker 20: her Democrat allies are implementing Ralph Norman to Ralph Northam
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  Speaker 20: two point zero here, and Virginia's are going to suffer.
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  Speaker 20: They're going to suffer like it's a ninety percent Democrat state,
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  Speaker 20: which is what they want to do in the congressional districts,
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  Speaker 20: as you know. But they're massively increasing taxes, as you said,
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  Speaker 20: they're increasing the minimum wage, They're making Virginia sanctuary state
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  Speaker 20: for illegal aliens, They're increasing energy costs by wasting money
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  Speaker 20: on wind and solar. They're going to reduce sentences for
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  Speaker 20: violent criminals. And as we said, Gerrymander, the congressional districts
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  Speaker 20: make it easier to cheat in federal election or excuse me,
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  Speaker 20: in the elections in the country, in the Second Amendment,
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  Speaker 20: codifying gay marriage and abortion into the Constitution and bringing
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  Speaker 20: back DEI. Other than that, it's a moderate administration.
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  Speaker 7: All that, But the press, I mean, it's I don't know,
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  Speaker 7: I know some of them. It's just they want to
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  Speaker 7: be seen as caring about people, and I find that
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  Speaker 7: their depiction of what caring about it is true, and
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  Speaker 7: then it extends you. You survived it for years in Congress.
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  Speaker 7: I think your last year while as Chair of the
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  Speaker 7: Freedom concuss the things that were said about what you
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  Speaker 7: were doing in Congress as you battled with leadership to
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  Speaker 7: make sure that Republicans had an opportunity to lead even
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  Speaker 7: if they didn't have the majority, which again I don't
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  Speaker 7: think they're trying to at all. Then all the way
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  Speaker 7: through the President and how they depicted this Greenland scenario,
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  Speaker 7: and everything was protest marches in the streets of Denmark,
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  Speaker 7: the streets of Greenland, and then all of a sudden
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  Speaker 7: it comes out, oh, that's not what was happening at all. Oops,
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  Speaker 7: And nobody is being held to account for the lying
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  Speaker 7: that they were doing in these press stories. Bob, how
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  Speaker 7: do we fix that?
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  Speaker 1: Well?
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  Speaker 20: With respect to Greenland, it's cferitely been interesting to follow.
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  Speaker 20: I was concerned, as many were, with what the President
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  Speaker 20: was saying over over recent days, weeks, and months about
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  Speaker 20: his intentions for Greenland, where he said, We're going to
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  Speaker 20: get Greenland one way or another, whether they like it
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  Speaker 20: or not. We're going to take it by force if
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  Speaker 20: we have to, we will use military action if we
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  Speaker 20: have to.
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  Speaker 1: We hope not to.
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  Speaker 20: That said, I support the strategic interest of President Trump
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  Speaker 20: in the United States in Greenland. I think it's an
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  Speaker 20: important thing for US where it's located, what it its
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  Speaker 20: impact on national world security and national security, particularly as
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  Speaker 20: we're concerned of course the resources that are that are
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  Speaker 20: that are available there, the untapped precious minerals, the oil
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  Speaker 20: deposits that are undapped there, and just its strategic location
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  Speaker 20: north east of US and again on the Arctic Circle there.
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  Speaker 20: And so some would say, okay, what was the big
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  Speaker 20: reaction to what President Trump was doing and saying, gosh, look,
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  Speaker 20: he didn't intend to do that. But it reminds me
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  Speaker 20: Joe and I'll reach back in time a little bit
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  Speaker 20: twenty six years ago with Y two K. You had
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  Speaker 20: these two three four years of preparation and warnings about
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  Speaker 20: how consequential it was going to be, and these people
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  Speaker 20: all these efforts to mitigate that, to prevent that and
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  Speaker 20: get ready for that and so forth. And then you
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  Speaker 20: remember after New Year's two thousand, everybody said, well, gosh,
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  Speaker 20: that wasn't a big deal. Why was there such a
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  Speaker 20: big Well, the reason it wasn't a big deal. Was
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  Speaker 20: because people worked so hard and prepared and abided by
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  Speaker 20: the warnings, and companies remember y two K compliant and
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  Speaker 20: so forth, and so if no one had responded or
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  Speaker 20: pushed back or expressed concern, whether it was rarely this happens,
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  Speaker 20: but some congressional Republicans, conservative world, conservative media, conservative pundits,
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  Speaker 20: and our allies and so forth. I don't know what
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  Speaker 20: would have been different. I will say that while we
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  Speaker 20: don't know what the framework really is yet, we don't
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  Speaker 20: really know much. President Trump says we'll find out in
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  Speaker 20: a couple of weeks. But it seems like what we've
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  Speaker 20: gotten might have been accomplished without threatening and insulting our allies,
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  Speaker 20: if you will, well, our NATO allies at least. And
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  Speaker 20: it seems as if we might have been able to
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  Speaker 20: get what we're getting through making the case, through negotiation,
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  Speaker 20: through diplomacy, through dialogue, and explaining, hey, this is a
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  Speaker 20: dangerous situation. You guys can't defend it. Russia and China
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  Speaker 20: or making their intentions known, They're increasing their presence. If
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  Speaker 20: we don't do it now, how it's going to be
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  Speaker 20: a problem in the future. Hey, we need to increase
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  Speaker 20: our military based presence. We need some resources from the
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  Speaker 20: mineral resources as in exchange for what we're doing and
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  Speaker 20: so forth. It seems like maybe we could have gotten
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  Speaker 20: that without you know, we do need allies as well.
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  Speaker 7: And the point I was making is some of those
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  Speaker 7: things that were attributed to President and Trump were actually
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  Speaker 7: the questions asked. And one of the maddening things. I
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  Speaker 7: love President Trump as the executive but one of the
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  Speaker 7: things that frustrates me is he will answer the craziest
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  Speaker 7: old question. Somebody in the press pool will say, well,
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  Speaker 7: mister Trump, if they don't let you have this in Greenland,
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  Speaker 7: would you use military force? And He'll say something like, well,
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  Speaker 7: I mean, nothing's off the table, and the headline becomes
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  Speaker 7: Trump threatens to invade Greenland, and then that goes to
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  Speaker 7: Emmanuel Macrone who says, well, that could destroy NATO if
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  Speaker 7: he invades Greenland. But the premise of the question, the
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  Speaker 7: premise of the statement, actually begins with the reporter and
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  Speaker 7: the question they asked, and instead of just blowing it
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  Speaker 7: off saying that's a ridiculous question, he actually answers it.
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  Speaker 7: And I think a lot of people that's I feel
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  Speaker 7: like it consumes too much of my day when it happens.
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  Speaker 7: But I just feel like an honest telling of what's
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  Speaker 7: going on, like here in Charlottesville when he said there
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  Speaker 7: were very fine people on both sides of the street
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  Speaker 7: on August twelfth of twenty seventeen. You know, he was right,
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  Speaker 7: and I appreciated him being right about that. But the
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  Speaker 7: follow up on it is that it makes it. It
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  Speaker 7: consumes a lot of people's time when these things happen.
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  Speaker 7: I guess is what I'm getting at, and that's all
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  Speaker 7: I want, is an honest telling of what President Trump.
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