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"What is 'MAGA,' Anyway?" (Saturday November 22 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: I've spoken about.
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  Speaker 5: Lone Jeward said, steal metem.
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  Speaker 9: You, Joe, I mak Saturday morning. Gee you, how are you?
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  Speaker 9: I want to be Joe satirize for your protection in
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  Speaker 9: many ways, because the points need to be made, and
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  Speaker 9: sometimes that's the best way to make a point. If
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  Speaker 9: I can make a quick note as we head into
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  Speaker 9: Thanksgiving this week, if you're prepping to or bracing to
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  Speaker 9: run into family members that are oh yeah, what about it?
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  Speaker 9: What about Ukraine? What about Hamas? What about Marjorie Taylor Green?
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  Speaker 9: What about what about? What about the grocery prices? And
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  Speaker 9: of course in the narrative and my friends, Oh dear,
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  Speaker 9: I feel so I feel like a whistleblower. I'm telling
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  Speaker 9: you that these things are narrative and they tie into
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  Speaker 9: things like Marjorie Taylor Green. How many times Marjorie Taylor
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  Speaker 9: Green in Our First Things is resigning from Congress. How
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  Speaker 9: many times has her house been swatted in the last
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  Speaker 9: couple of years? Three four? How much vitriol has she
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  Speaker 9: absorbed based on you know, the no King's rallies and
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  Speaker 9: and no Tyrants marches? And she has given in to
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  Speaker 9: name calling. She has given in. And I feel bad
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  Speaker 9: for her because many people you know people as well,
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  Speaker 9: who don't want to deal with it. And a text
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  Speaker 9: message from somebody who expressed the real appreciation for what
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  Speaker 9: we do here, but he doesn't want to call in
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  Speaker 9: because his boss might hear. That's a bad place. There's
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  Speaker 9: a problem in the world if your boss can't hear
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  Speaker 9: you call in to a radio program on your own time.
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  Speaker 9: It's like the story of our friend Wilson Fober, the
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  Speaker 9: realtor here in Stanton, Virginia, who was run out of
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  Speaker 9: town by the National Association of Realders because he posted
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  Speaker 9: a comment from Billy Graham about Leviticus years before there
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  Speaker 9: was any policy against it. Yet they were able to
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  Speaker 9: back engineer it and say, oh, you violated our policies
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  Speaker 9: and fake electors. That's another one, this Arizona case of
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  Speaker 9: fake electors. Notice how I wrote the news story that
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  Speaker 9: companies are first things, the people who volunteered to be
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  Speaker 9: listed as alternate electors, which is what permissively can happen.
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  Speaker 9: John Kennedy, can I call him Jack Kennedy? You told
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  Speaker 9: me I can't call the senator from Georgia, Jack Osof.
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  Speaker 9: And I don't know why. But if you and says
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  Speaker 9: standards in practice, I don't know. But anyway, so Jack
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  Speaker 9: Kennedy had alternate electors standing by in Hawaii. Al Gore
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  Speaker 9: had alternate electors standing by in Florida. Somehow, Donald Trump
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  Speaker 9: having alternate electors standing by in Michigan, where they the
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  Speaker 9: judge threw the case out, saying this is ridiculous. It's
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  Speaker 9: perfectly fine. But in Arizona, a judge said that the
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  Speaker 9: attorney general had played fast and loose, just like the
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  Speaker 9: press does with the phrase fake electors. They're not fake.
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  Speaker 7: You know.
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  Speaker 9: It's interesting to me as we go into our first things.
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  Speaker 9: If you say allegations that Donald Trump was you know,
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  Speaker 9: you know, the guy running the resort on Epstein Island
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  Speaker 9: or whatever other silly allegations they make, and he calls
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  Speaker 9: it a hoax. All of a sudden, he's claiming that
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  Speaker 9: sexual assault and human trafficking as a hoax. That's not
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  Speaker 9: what he said, But how is it. We're not allowed
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  Speaker 9: to call out the same lies when people say somebody
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  Speaker 9: people can't be fake. I was told that about illegal immigration.
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  Speaker 9: People can't be illegal anyway. The story goes that the
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  Speaker 9: Attorney General months after the ruling, saying that she has
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  Speaker 9: to go back to court, to the Grand Jury and
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  Speaker 9: actually show them the Electoral count Act of eighteen eighty seven.
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  Speaker 9: She's now appealing that, saying I shouldn't have to do that.
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  Speaker 9: Turned the Grand Jury or came to its ruling without
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  Speaker 9: knowing the law. Seems odd. Marjorie Taylor Green is quitting congress.
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  Speaker 9: Governor Brian Kemp will issue a writ of election and
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  Speaker 9: order a special election between thirty and sixty days after
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  Speaker 9: Green vacates her seat. More trouble in the Georgia Congressional delegation.
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  Speaker 9: The House of Representatives Committee on Ethics is investigating Congressman
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  Speaker 9: Mike Collins and his chief of staff for creating an
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  Speaker 9: AI generated ad depicting John oss Off, the Senator, of
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  Speaker 9: saying things he didn't say. President Donald Trump said he's
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  Speaker 9: the clip incoming New York Mayor Zoran Mamdanis was asked
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  Speaker 9: if he still thought Donald Trump was a fascist, to
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  Speaker 9: which the President said, you just go ahead and say yes.
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  Speaker 9: It's easier than explaining, although the President did go on
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  Speaker 9: to say I found that we had more in common
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  Speaker 9: than I expected. Meanwhile, Voladimir Zelenski has indicated the deal
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  Speaker 9: that the US is trying to brok her with Moscow
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  Speaker 9: about ending the war. Ukraine, he said in a statement,
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  Speaker 9: may face an extremely difficult choice, either the loss of
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  Speaker 3: Question for you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today
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  Speaker 3: mango only pon.
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  Speaker 9: So we playing on purport. Marjorie she had to use
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  Speaker 9: the word pawn and I'm sure people like me all
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  Speaker 9: across the country are pulling on that. But the question
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  Speaker 9: is more than just Marjorie. She is the exemplar of it.
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  Speaker 9: What is maga and and just the same thing we
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  Speaker 9: go through with, what is conserveive? You know, that's that's
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  Speaker 9: the question always. You know, well, what is a conservative?
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  Speaker 9: It is a right winger? You know, what is a fascist?
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  Speaker 9: What is a you know, Nazi? What is a tyrant?
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  Speaker 9: Because you know, we throw these words around and I
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  Speaker 9: don't think we vent. You know, this is like the
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  Speaker 9: reporter is a Jackie Heinrich that said.
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  Speaker 5: I've spoken about.
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  Speaker 2: Okay, that's easier, it's easier than explaining it pedal.
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  Speaker 9: But so that that stuff. What is a fascist? What
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  Speaker 9: is a tyrant? When I went to the dictionary and
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  Speaker 9: found the definition of tyrant is someone who stands in
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  Speaker 9: the way of fairness? Oh my god, the Marxists have
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  Speaker 9: even gotten here. Holy George Orwell. It's not Miriam Webster,
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  Speaker 9: it's George and Orwell's dictionary that's you know, you know,
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  Speaker 9: that's the question is is they're using these phrases and
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  Speaker 9: it's the peril of doing that stuff and saying, oh,
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  Speaker 9: I'm maga. Well what does that mean? Does it simply
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  Speaker 9: mean you support the president? Because I don't think it's
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  Speaker 9: that simple, because it wasn't this president's idea. It was
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  Speaker 9: Ronald Reagan's idea in nineteen seventy nine. He was running
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  Speaker 9: ads saying, make America great again? What do you think,
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  Speaker 9: doctor Clark? So what is it?
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  Speaker 15: What is it at the moment?
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  Speaker 16: Isn't it?
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  Speaker 9: Well? No, I mean it is very definitively make America
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  Speaker 9: great again. And some of Marjorie Taylor Green is mad
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  Speaker 9: about the Epstein files, She's mad about Israel. She's saying that,
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  Speaker 9: you know, supporting Israel doesn't make America great, And that's
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  Speaker 9: a reasonable you want to have that debate. Just don't
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  Speaker 9: tell me that supporting a foreign country tree as an
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  Speaker 9: ally isn't maga because the prompt that that implication is
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  Speaker 9: that it's America only rather than America first or America
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  Speaker 9: most pre eminently, and that now you're sounding like Joe
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  Speaker 9: Biden and Kamala Harris. Well, I don't mean you were.
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  Speaker 9: I didn't mean to say you are. But people like
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  Speaker 9: Margine Tayler bring under saying this, And so we have
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  Speaker 9: to go back to defining maga as things that make
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  Speaker 9: America great, and some of it is being able to
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  Speaker 9: sell stuff in other countries.
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  Speaker 15: This is where I am with our current political group.
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  Speaker 15: You remember in the movie All Josie Wells, You remember
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  Speaker 15: the Ferryman. Yeah, in my line of business, you have
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  Speaker 15: to be able to sing Dixie or to battle him
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  Speaker 15: the Republic with equal enthusiasm. Yes, I swear though, you know,
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  Speaker 15: we better get on board with this maga business.
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  Speaker 9: But but you know, people, but people who sing that
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  Speaker 9: don't understand what maga business is. They just think it's
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  Speaker 9: a political slogan that they can slap on their bumper
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  Speaker 9: sticker and get elected.
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  Speaker 15: And pay us a lip service to get elected.
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  Speaker 9: Sort of like the Tea Party. So we know where
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  Speaker 9: we didn't we go through this in twenty eleven and
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  Speaker 9: twenty twelve as the Tea Party started to come apart
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  Speaker 9: and the lampooning and the left wing tearing at the
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  Speaker 9: at the margins of the Tea Party, and they would
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  Speaker 9: go find somebody who says, you know, some Nick Fointes
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  Speaker 9: type in the Tea Party and say, see tea Party
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  Speaker 9: is a bunch of racists or crazy people who want
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  Speaker 9: to have the American Revolution again?
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  Speaker 3: Are there?
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  Speaker 15: None of which was All Day was a movie about
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  Speaker 15: a single day, and we're living it out in election cycle.
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  Speaker 9: It's ground Hog Year, Clark. But you know, at the
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  Speaker 9: end of the day, it's about you, it's about me,
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  Speaker 9: It's about the person who's listening in on our conversation. Yeah,
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  Speaker 9: I see you there, and we appreciate it, and hopefully
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  Speaker 9: it's illuminative because we the people are the ones on
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  Speaker 9: the deed, not Marjorie. You know, Marjorie Taylor Green as
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  Speaker 9: a citizen is on the deed, but it's not they,
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  Speaker 9: the Congress people. Their job is supposed to be really simple,
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  Speaker 9: and I thought Marjorie Taylor Green got it, and maybe,
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  Speaker 9: like you said, she was just you know, ta grabbing
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  Speaker 9: on like she did with Kevin McCarthy, a wagon that
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  Speaker 9: she thought would put her in connection with more lucrative fields. Yeah.
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  Speaker 15: Anyway, there's a long list of people that have like
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  Speaker 15: jumped off the Trump train and gone anti maga and
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  Speaker 15: can you name one that that's worked out well for No?
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  Speaker 10: Yeah.
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  Speaker 9: Yeah, So anyway, do you have a second point. I
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  Speaker 9: know that we kind of belabored this one, but.
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  Speaker 15: No, no, I think that's that's pretty well all right.
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  Speaker 9: When I'm roasting my chestnuts from Alabama, I'm going to
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  Speaker 9: be thinking about you. Well, there you go. Four three
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  Speaker 9: four eight eight two four two one seven. Text message
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  Speaker 9: here Jery writing in from Long Island this morning. Maga
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  Speaker 9: means anything Trump wants it to be. That's the problem
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  Speaker 9: we're facing right now is Trump seems to be moving
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  Speaker 9: all over the place. Do you have thoughts on what
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  Speaker 9: I've been reading and hearing about President Trump moving his
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  Speaker 9: positions rather than the maga people who had been following
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  Speaker 9: him moving theirs. Well know, unless the danger in that
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  Speaker 9: is that who are you allowing to define movement? So
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  Speaker 9: if Donald Trump meets Zorhand mad money, zayfod mad money,
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  Speaker 9: is I like to call him at the Oval Office,
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  Speaker 9: people are like, oh my god, he's gone soft. He's
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  Speaker 9: gone globalist. The World Economic Forum has has co opted him.
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  Speaker 9: And so one thing I know about Donald Trump is
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  Speaker 9: he is a pragmatist. He is working with the people
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  Speaker 9: who are working, and he could sit there and say
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  Speaker 9: whatever he wants about Zeyfod mad Money, the mayor of
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  Speaker 9: New York incoming. Oh, it was a not Kathy Hokel,
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  Speaker 9: the Gretchen Whitmer. How many times has she been? I
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  Speaker 9: think she's been in the oval office almost as much
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  Speaker 9: as jd. Vance and the Michigans are restless about it.
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  Speaker 9: But recognizing as I do that the incoming governor of
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  Speaker 9: my home state of Virginia is Congress assument former CIA
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  Speaker 9: operative doesn't change the things I've said about her. But
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  Speaker 9: she was elected by enough people out of the fifty
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  Speaker 9: two percent of us that turned out to vote. She
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  Speaker 9: what is maga? Teresa writes in maga is whatever Donald
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  Speaker 9: Now the contrarian will say, that's just a neocon, that's
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  Speaker 3: Probably?
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  Speaker 7: Can I get a Mulligan.
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  Speaker 9: Ready to go?
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  Speaker 17: Hey?
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  Speaker 21: Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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  Speaker 3: Yeah?
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  Speaker 7: I'm pretty sober. Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 3: Hundred to do list. Putting the radio on is the
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  Speaker 3: first thing today.
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  Speaker 6: We're the fifty sixth man who signed a declaration of
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  Speaker 6: independence in the thirty seven who.
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  Speaker 9: Signed the Constitution. Is to you, mister Jefferson, will miss.
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  Speaker 7: Your mother than you well know.
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  Speaker 9: Another Thomas from Charlottesville.
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  Speaker 5: God bless you, please.
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  Speaker 9: Mister Madison.
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  Speaker 5: Heaven help these fools.
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  Speaker 7: The legislates.
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  Speaker 9: Rights away.
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  Speaker 7: Right away.
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  Speaker 9: So a couple of finishing points, and I wanted to
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  Speaker 9: grab this story. It jumped out at me as I
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  Speaker 9: was going through stuff for us to get into this morning.
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  Speaker 9: We here in Charlottesville were subjected to can burns on
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  Speaker 9: Independence Date twenty twenty five, as he had a special
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  Speaker 9: premiere of his documentary The American Revolution, timed perfectly for
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  Speaker 9: the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of same, debuted at
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  Speaker 9: Thomas Jefferson's home at Monticello on July fourth. And I
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  Speaker 9: didn't go. I wasn't invited, I wasn't part of the glitterati.
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  Speaker 9: And that's fine, but I was concerned then. I am
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  Speaker 9: still concerned of all that I see in this block
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  Speaker 9: of entertainment, that it's not a telling of the American Revolution,
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  Speaker 9: but a retelling an amendment too. It's what we'd like
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  Speaker 9: the American Revolution to have been. And to be fair,
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  Speaker 9: I mean, I wish South Carolina had not kept that
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  Speaker 9: wonderful treatise that Jefferson wrote about slavery out of the
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  Speaker 9: out of the declaration. I wish we didn't have to
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  Speaker 9: have a bill of rights separate to the US Constitution.
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  Speaker 9: Here in Virginia, the same bill of rights is forefront.
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  Speaker 9: It's the first section of our constitution. But we're here
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  Speaker 9: and we've established some things. But here's not just my concern.
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  Speaker 9: This is Jonathan Bart, professor of history at Arizona State University, says,
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  Speaker 9: after seeing the American Revolution, wokeness paired with unhinged hatred
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  Speaker 9: of President Donald Trump can infect even a respected filmmaker's work.
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  Speaker 9: He goes on to write less than three minutes into
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  Speaker 9: Ken Burns's documentary on the American Revolution, and we get
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  Speaker 9: one white people are bad. Two Native Americans had a
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  Speaker 9: century old democracy before British columnists arrived. Three Benjamin Franklin
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  Speaker 9: copied the Native American blueprint. Indeed, the series does the
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  Speaker 9: article company imply a connection between alleged Iroquois democracy and
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  Speaker 9: Franklin's seventeen fifty four Albany Plan of Union. A voice
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  Speaker 9: actor in the documentary reads the words of the Onadanga
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  Speaker 9: spokesman and diplomat at Canas diplomat can of Stego on Indaga,
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  Speaker 9: New York State, Iroquois, one of the six nations. We
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  Speaker 9: heartily recommend union. Kind of satago, Conna setago. That's you
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  Speaker 9: read things with the consonants jumbled up there. Conna satago
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  Speaker 9: that said, we are a powerful confederacy. And by your
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  Speaker 9: observing the same methods our wise forefathers have taken, you'll
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  Speaker 9: acquire fresh strength and power. Therefore, whatever befalls you never
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  Speaker 9: fall out of fall out one with another. So not
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  Speaker 9: only did we steal the land for the United States
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  Speaker 9: from the Indians, we stole the idea and ken Burn's
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  Speaker 9: the part about this is the Declaration of Independence is
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  Speaker 9: almost nicked word for word. If if there had been
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  Speaker 9: such a thing as intellectual property lawsuits, John Locke's descendants
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  Speaker 9: would have been all over Thomas Jefferson like White on Rice.
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  Speaker 9: The only thing he changed was because he couldn't get
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  Speaker 9: the phrase slavery out of the declaration, because they voted
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  Speaker 9: out that treatise. Instead of life, liberty and property, which
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  Speaker 9: was Locke's point, it became life, liberty and the pursuit
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  Speaker 9: of happiness. And it's and that just doubles on this,
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  Speaker 9: And I pleased to report that it's still floundering at
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  Speaker 9: the box office, this big budget rewriting of Nuremberg, focusing
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  Speaker 9: on on Hermann Gerring's portion of the trial. And I
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  Speaker 9: think I can tell you why I mean this clip alone.
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  Speaker 9: You might as well just say he wanted to make
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  Speaker 9: Grumny great again.
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  Speaker 7: Let's talk about Hitler. Just interesting.
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  Speaker 16: You have not asked me this directly before.
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  Speaker 7: There is what the attraction was. Here's a fail painter,
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  Speaker 7: not a very good soldier, yet he's worshiped and revered.
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  Speaker 9: And this could come right from the scripts for the view.
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  Speaker 9: He's a failed businessman, he's a failed TV show host.
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  Speaker 3: Yet he.
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  Speaker 7: Made us feel German again.
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  Speaker 9: He wanted to make America great again. And maybe I'm
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  Speaker 9: being overly sensitive to this stuff.
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  Speaker 16: But first of all, i'd see in Germany crushed and
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  Speaker 16: along comes a man who says he can reclaim a
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  Speaker 16: for McClory.
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  Speaker 7: But you're not following man like this depends what else
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  Speaker 7: he wanted to do.
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  Speaker 9: And any interest at all. I'll go back and watch
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  Speaker 9: the Judgment at Nuremberg with William Shatner in it before
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  Speaker 9: I watch this. I know there are other people in
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  Speaker 9: the movie. Just to leave the Trekky alone for five seconds.
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  Speaker 9: I know there are other people in Judgment at Nuremberg. Please,
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  Speaker 9: But the only benefit I can see is that this
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  Speaker 9: movie is floundering miserably at the box office, considering the
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  Speaker 9: all star cast. Maybe it'll maybe it'll be like the
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  Speaker 9: girl in the Blue Jeans commercials saying, well, you don't
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  Speaker 9: make movies to make money. I don't know. They cost
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  Speaker 9: money to make, so you better at least make back
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  Speaker 9: what you paid for it. But I don't think there's
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  Speaker 9: been a series. And what really is bothersome is that
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  Speaker 9: Ken Burns has done some really good documentaries, but he's
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  Speaker 9: always been teetering on this. He's always been teetering on
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  Speaker 9: you know, the Americans are bad attitude, And it's just
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  Speaker 9: it's right out there on the floor for everyone to
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  Speaker 9: see now. So I don't know what you're going to
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  Speaker 9: go watch. I understand that Sebastian Menescalco's got a new
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  Speaker 9: stand up routine coming soon. I really don't know. You know,
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  Speaker 9: it's so hard for my wife. We were rewatching movies
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  Speaker 9: that we hadn't seen in twenty years, just to look
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  Speaker 9: for something that wasn't on the screen saying you are
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  Speaker 9: the bad people. But luckily it's You know, some of
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  Speaker 9: these movie companies are losing their shirts over it, but
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  Speaker 9: then DEI they can say, we may have lost money,
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  Speaker 9: but we did good until Monday morning. Thank you for
• 52:44
  Speaker 9: joining us. I am Joe Thomas. Until then, so long
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  Speaker 9: and thanks for all the fish.
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