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"Alberta Clipper?" (Friday, January 30, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: A houseful ridical, dangerous threats and hey, let's stop.
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  Speaker 2: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 6: this morning. Four three four eight A two four two
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  Speaker 7: Don't say anything, okay.
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  Speaker 6: Apro of well perhaps everything. My friend Nick fretis posted
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  Speaker 6: a really really good, thoughtful approach to this, and Mark
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  Speaker 6: Carney may have weighed in on it.
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  Speaker 8: Good day, and welcome to our singer him Bob McKenzie.
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  Speaker 6: And this is my brother Doug.
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  Speaker 7: I've been going a.
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  Speaker 2: Beauty.
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  Speaker 9: Yeah, I like that.
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  Speaker 6: So it has to do with the troubles in Minneapolis.
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  Speaker 4: It's a beauty, way.
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  Speaker 2: Decent saying your name. Yeah, it's good.
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  Speaker 10: Okay, I think I have a compromise this whole Minnesota thing.
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  Speaker 10: Not everyone's gonna be happy, That's what happens with compromises.
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  Speaker 7: But just cher me out.
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  Speaker 10: We give Minnesota to Canada and exchange for Alberta. Now wait,
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  Speaker 10: just listen. Listen. Canada it's what it likes Marxists and
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  Speaker 10: refugees which to fraud their welfare system, and America gets
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  Speaker 10: what it likes, normal people.
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  Speaker 7: And and oil, lots lots of oil. I'm just saying
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  Speaker 7: it's with consider.
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  Speaker 6: So you'd be able to go see an edmundton Euler's
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  Speaker 6: game a little bit more frequently. There to that. But
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  Speaker 6: I bring this up because Mark Carney is now saying
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  Speaker 6: the US should stay out of Alberta's separatist movement. Old
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  Speaker 6: is this starting to sound like the script of a
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  Speaker 6: George Lucas space epic.
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  Speaker 11: The Alberta Prosperity Project has received approval to collect signatures
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  Speaker 11: in support of a referendum seeking to make the province
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  Speaker 11: an independent country.
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  Speaker 6: An independence vote would be held early this fall. I
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  Speaker 6: want to get these people in with the Vexit movement,
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  Speaker 6: the people in western Virginia that want to make the
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  Speaker 6: John Denver song. Finally, apropos again, do you think do
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  Speaker 6: you know Alberta for Minnesota. I mean, it would change Congress.
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  Speaker 6: We wouldn't have to worry about redistrict thing, would we?
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  Speaker 6: And I chuggle about this because for most of my
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  Speaker 6: conscious life through teenhood, visited Montreal. My only international trip
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  Speaker 6: I've ever taken, if you remember the Bush administration overseas,
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  Speaker 6: but the only time I've ever been outside of the
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  Speaker 6: United States was to go to Montreal and Toronto, and
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  Speaker 6: some of those visitations when we lived in Buffalo, my
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  Speaker 6: mother and I when I was a teenager, we went
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  Speaker 6: up to Montreal on the train. It was great. Montreal
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  Speaker 6: is a wild, weird city and a boy. They have
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  Speaker 6: some fun with you if you're if you're the English,
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  Speaker 6: as they say in Amish country. But they've been trying
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  Speaker 6: to separate from Canada forever. This is why they continue
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  Speaker 6: to have a second language over the rest of Canada.
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  Speaker 6: How would they feel if Alberta successfully secedes from Canada
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  Speaker 6: by popular vote? What would would the Mounties then have
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  Speaker 6: to ride in and interesting times. Then we could work
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  Speaker 6: Putting the radio on is the first thing today. So
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  Speaker 6: what's behind all these separatist movements? And I would take
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  Speaker 6: a moment and ask John Galt because in this case,
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  Speaker 6: as I'm reading it about Alberta, and it is is
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  Speaker 6: the makers are growing tired, as they did in Atlas
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  Speaker 6: Shrugged of having their work given to other people confiscated.
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  Speaker 6: They've done it and this might be the beginning of
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  Speaker 6: a series of flash points that began with the you
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  Speaker 6: didn't build it comments by the American President. And I
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  Speaker 6: know we have affiliates there along the Canadian border Sandpoint
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  Speaker 6: cayl Spell. But Canada wants out of I mean Alberta
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  Speaker 6: wants out of Canada, because Canada looks at Alberta as
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  Speaker 6: this atm this automatic teller machine that they can just
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  Speaker 6: go to for money because they are a prosperous province
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  Speaker 6: and they're tired of having this happen. This goes into
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  Speaker 6: you know, people talk about all sorts of cessational movements.
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  Speaker 6: What does it mean to have a nation? What is Canada?
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  Speaker 6: What is the United States?
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  Speaker 3: What is the.
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  Speaker 20: What is the.
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  Speaker 6: Merit of it? The director of the University of Virginia
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  Speaker 6: Center for Politics, Larry Sabado, you've seen him on the
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  Speaker 6: cable news, not so much anymore. He's getting up there
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  Speaker 6: in years. He has people like Kyle Condick and folks
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  Speaker 6: like that going out and reading his crystal balls to you.
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  Speaker 6: He wrote a book some twenty years ago about America
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  Speaker 6: being too big to be one country, to have one government.
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  Speaker 6: His argument was that you should at least have four,
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  Speaker 6: if not six, regional governments. It sort of starts to
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  Speaker 6: sound like, you know, every time these sports leagues get
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  Speaker 6: so big because they've expanded.
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  Speaker 21: Well, you know, Tampa Bay is never going to win
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  Speaker 21: in a one least. We need a South division and
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  Speaker 21: a North division, and a West division and a you know,
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  Speaker 21: it becomes crazy.
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  Speaker 6: But that was his theory was that you would have
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  Speaker 6: four to six internal countries and that we like the
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  Speaker 6: European Union and we've seen how well that's working, would
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  Speaker 6: interact as partners in economic zone. But internally we could
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  Speaker 6: you know, have the Northeast doing their rust belt redistribution
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  Speaker 6: of somebody's wealth. I guess they like the European Union.
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  Speaker 6: The Northeast country would take all the money out of
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  Speaker 6: the Southwest country. And that's what's happening in Alberta is
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  Speaker 6: they're tired of being the makers that are supporting the takers,
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  Speaker 6: and it's going to happen eventually. This is what Anne
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  Speaker 6: Ran was talking about, was the idea that eventually that
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  Speaker 6: the takers are going to push too far. And you
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  Speaker 6: saw it even in the Soviet Union, you know, beyond
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  Speaker 6: just the fanciful Atlas Shrug references we've watched did it
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  Speaker 6: actually play out in the collapsing of the Soviet Union,
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  Speaker 6: the collapsing of Poland before the Soviet Union collapsed, the
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  Speaker 6: election of and then the dismissal of people who campaigned
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  Speaker 6: on the idea of breaking up the big centralized government
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  Speaker 6: in Britain. And the problem in Britain was Nigel Farage
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  Speaker 6: convinced the Brits that you could break away from Europe,
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  Speaker 6: and then they did. And then those same people kept saying, hey,
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  Speaker 6: what do we need to be part of Great Britain for?
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  Speaker 6: Why can't we just be England? Why can't we just
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  Speaker 6: be Scotland? And we've seen these movements Scotland, you know,
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  Speaker 6: the national or the international zeitgeist is oh Sean Connery
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  Speaker 6: wanted to be independent. Yeah, And every time it came
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  Speaker 6: to a vote in Scotland it failed because the British,
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  Speaker 6: who owned all the broadcasting, would send in commercials saying
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  Speaker 6: wouldn't it be scary to not have England controlling all
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  Speaker 6: your money? When the Scottish were actually gonna try to
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  Speaker 6: join OPAK because they would have had the North Sea
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  Speaker 6: And then that became the battle, And then there was
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  Speaker 6: the question as to whether there would actually be armed
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  Speaker 6: conflict if Scotland had voted to leave the United Kingdom
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  Speaker 6: and tried to keep control over the North Sea oil.
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  Speaker 6: There might have actually been battles that we haven't seen
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  Speaker 6: since Longshanks took on William Wallace. So this Alberta situation
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  Speaker 6: is something that you have to watch because this is
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  Speaker 6: something that might happen again here. Remember we're talking about
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  Speaker 6: not a new civil war. We're talking about fighting the
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  Speaker 6: same old one where people want a permanent underclass. The
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  Speaker 6: same political parties want a permanent underclass. Democratic Party wants
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  Speaker 6: to defend the people who want to own these permanent
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  Speaker 6: underclass members. And there are many who think they're doing
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  Speaker 6: a kindness for these poor souls who couldn't get by
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  Speaker 6: on their own without them, just like the slave owners
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  Speaker 6: used to argue. And in this case, we'll pay them
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  Speaker 6: a shekel or two, we'll pay them a pittance, but
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  Speaker 6: they won't make as much as a regular American. Maybe
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  Speaker 6: we'll just guarantee to pay them three fifths because that
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  Speaker 6: worked before. You see, what I'm getting at is that
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  Speaker 6: this battle hadn't gone away. There were embers left glowing
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  Speaker 6: in the brush outside of Appomattox Courthouse when Generals Lee
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  Speaker 6: and Grant walked away. And it's now perfectly clear why
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  Speaker 6: they want us to start taking down statues to the
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  Speaker 6: Civil War, including Abraham Lincoln. Lest we actually realize, we're
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  Speaker 6: not fighting a new civil war. We're not facing a
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  Speaker 6: new civil war. We're facing an ignition of the old one.
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  Speaker 6: The Democrat Party defending the permanent underclass, the slave trade,
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  Speaker 6: Republicans at least the president trying to undo it. And
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  Speaker 6: will there be a cessation? Will Texas say I'm not
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  Speaker 6: paying for this anymore? Will Florida say I'm not paying
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  Speaker 6: for this anymore? Ron DeSantis is out there working the
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  Speaker 6: phones for a convention of States, that's the better answer.
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  Speaker 6: There were three attempts at a Convention of States before
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  Speaker 6: the first battles in this American Civil War took place
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  Speaker 6: back in the early eighteen forty.
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  Speaker 6: wait for the Flag Football Championships and you know, and
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  Speaker 6: which will be what the NFL stands for you know,
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  Speaker 6: I after my crash comments about that the other day, Mac,
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  Speaker 28: Now all I see are scantily clad women having their
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  Speaker 28: And I bring today because there's so much, so many
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  Speaker 28: But yesterday it was a classic Dan Levatard, who's I've
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  Speaker 28: had al Michael's on yesterday, and I want to bring
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  Speaker 28: It was after the passing and I sat next to
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  Speaker 28: Cosell was one of the great and one of the
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  Speaker 28: great story that al Michael has in his book and
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  Speaker 28: it up for you because it's so good. Howard Cosell.
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  Speaker 28: They were going to dinner. They were in Atlanta, and
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  Speaker 28: they always had.
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  Speaker 28: same limo driver, and Howard always went to dinner. He
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  Speaker 28: brought one jacket on trips and he had the yellow
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  Speaker 28: jacket on his ABC blazer, and so he put They're
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  Speaker 28: at a corner at a stoplight and a fight breaks
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  Speaker 28: out in this Atlanta area.
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  Speaker 7: There's these guys is fighting.
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  Speaker 28: So anyway, Cosell tells Peggy stop the car and he
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  Speaker 28: gets out von katonic in hend because he's at a
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  Speaker 28: roadie its gets out of the limo and well, all
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  Speaker 28: these guys, you know, all these kids.
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  Speaker 7: There's two guys fighting, there's kids cheering or whatever. There's
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  Speaker 7: a group of kids. Cosell lets him have it and
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  Speaker 7: he goes.
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  Speaker 29: It's quite apparent to this trained observer the young south
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  Speaker 29: Poard does not have a jab requisite for the continuation
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  Speaker 29: of this free further them, his opponent is a man
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  Speaker 29: of inferior in diminishing skills.
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  Speaker 28: So after he delivers this coverage of this fight, they stopped.
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  Speaker 28: The fight stops and everybody, the kids, their mouths are open,
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  Speaker 28: they got hats. So he's signing a couple of autographs
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  Speaker 28: and you know, talking to him whatever.
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  Speaker 7: So he gets back.
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  Speaker 28: He gets back in the limo and there's silence, and
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  Speaker 28: al Michaels doesn't know what to say. So they drive
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  Speaker 28: about two blocks in total silence, and Peggy is in
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  Speaker 28: another light.
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  Speaker 7: She stops the limo and she's well.
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  Speaker 9: Let ol Michaels tell the story and says, mister Cochell,
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  Speaker 9: I've been driving for thirty years. I thought I'd seen everything.
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  Speaker 9: I have never seen anything like that. And Howard leans back.
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  Speaker 9: one thing I know who.
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  Speaker 20: I am.
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  Speaker 28: Is that to me is probably one of my top
• 32:35
  Speaker 28: ten top t top ten sports stories of all time.
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  Speaker 6: And you know, meaning you know and of course meaning
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  Speaker 6: knowing how important he was to the sport of boxing,
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  Speaker 6: you know, you know he and Ali This was why
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  Speaker 6: the voice of televised boxing for what a generation?
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  Speaker 28: Yeah, absolutely, and they created the relationship and the friendship
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  Speaker 28: and uh, uh you know it was uh, it was
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  Speaker 28: it just anyway. I was talking about everything under the sun,
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  Speaker 28: talking about uh, the Amazon games that he gets all
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  Speaker 28: the time, and how much he still loves you know,
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  Speaker 7: So it was a great interview. You can find it
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  Speaker 7: on YouTube. Why did that year is just one of
• 33:20
  Speaker 7: the absolute legends in our in our industry?
• 33:23
  Speaker 6: Why does so many people in the internet festering cesspool
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  Speaker 6: want to drag him down? Every time I opened my
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  Speaker 6: phone after a Sunday night. I think he took al Michaels.
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  Speaker 6: Dude did this and al Michaels offended that.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, because they think he stole the pay check going
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  Speaker 28: Got about twenty people watching a Thursday night Carolina Panther
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  Speaker 6: You know, it's just so it's a media source. Why
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  Speaker 28: You know, I know, I got I got it. And listen,
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  Speaker 28: all right, we'll talk a little media. Bad day for
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  Speaker 7: They were promoting the live opener next week.
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  Speaker 28: The intern or the lifer whoever was running graphics or
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  Speaker 28: And speaking of Fox Sports, the network has revealed there
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  Speaker 28: the World Cup, of course, is going to be this
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  Speaker 28: Know, yeah.
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  Speaker 28: And in nineteen ninety four, which I've talked about before,
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  Speaker 28: the ESPN thirty to thirty, it was in their first season,
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  Speaker 28: It was and the World Cup is going on, and
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  Speaker 28: it was. It's such a riveting documentary and it's all
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  Speaker 28: about OJ andle Bronco and Bob Costa is trying to
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, New York was in the place. I was trying
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  Speaker 28: Is this cost us to trying to you know, it's
• 36:02
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  Speaker 28: Speaking of the NFL and the second Hall of Fame
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  Speaker 28: reporter in Indianapolis, Mike Chappell, he made his reasoning public
• 36:24
  Speaker 28: now he was the second guy. He said he wanted
• 36:26
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  Speaker 7: Mike, you came forward preciate that I'll tell you what
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  Speaker 26: Good morning, Joe doing well.
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  Speaker 6: I hope you are absolutely as well. Sorry for whatever
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  Speaker 6: because of the late night deals on avoiding a government shutdown.
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  Speaker 6: And I misspoke. Let me before we get Bob involved here.
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  Speaker 6: I misspoke because I was asked about Obamacare subsidies, and
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  Speaker 6: I know that there are still Democrats out there talking
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  Speaker 6: about bringing them back, but they did expire. They aren't
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  Speaker 6: part of this deal between Chuck Schumer and Tim Kaine
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  Speaker 6: and the President to extend the government for the rest
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  Speaker 6: of the fiscal year till the end of September, except
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  Speaker 6: for ice, Right, Bob, the deal sounds okay except for
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  Speaker 6: how they're going to work out the DHS funding restrictions.
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  Speaker 6: What are you hearing?
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  Speaker 26: Well, apparently they have an agreement between the President and
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  Speaker 26: the Senate Senate Democrats. I guess to, as you said,
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  Speaker 26: to fund all but Department of Homeland Security for the
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  Speaker 26: remainder of the fiscal year through September thirty. And then
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  Speaker 26: they've got a deal to fund Department Homeland Security or
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  Speaker 26: DHS ice the most partiversial part of it, for two weeks,
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  Speaker 26: and to give them two weeks to negotiate to any
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  Speaker 26: reforms or changes to the policy with DHS. But they've
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  Speaker 26: got a problem in the House. Will the Conservatives, the
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  Speaker 26: Freedom Caucus members agree to the changes? I suspect they
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  Speaker 26: probably will, as they're pressured by the President to take
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  Speaker 26: the deal that he is obviously promoting and announcing last night,
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  Speaker 26: this morning, and so forth. I suspect they will do so.
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  Speaker 26: But what the conservatives may be concerned about doing it?
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  Speaker 26: First of all, they would be concerned about keeping Biden's
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  Speaker 26: budget place. That's going to be a two trillion dollar deficit,
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  Speaker 26: but and it's got three thousand ear marks for six
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  Speaker 26: billion dollars in it. But they'll also be concerned that
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  Speaker 26: they may not like the deal that's ultimately made with
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  Speaker 26: Ice or the part of homeland security after they went
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  Speaker 26: ahead and agreed to funding a lot of stuff they
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  Speaker 26: don't want to fund in the overall package.
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  Speaker 6: Well, let's go back to the ear marks again, because
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  Speaker 6: they made a big deal of how long ago was
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  Speaker 6: it that they made this big chest pounding deal that
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  Speaker 6: they had eliminated ear marks, and then quietly, not to you,
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  Speaker 6: those back in. They didn't make a big press conference
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  Speaker 6: But man, you know, like you said, it's a big,
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  Speaker 6: big pork parrel.
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  Speaker 26: Interesting point, well made. They didn't do some big announcement,
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  Speaker 26: some big press conference, some big disclosure on hey, we're
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  Speaker 26: voting to bring ear marks back. Why didn't they do that?
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  Speaker 26: I can remember, by the way, as a side note,
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  Speaker 26: during my time in Washington, when I would complain about
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  Speaker 26: how some Republicans voted, how the rhinos, the moderates this
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  Speaker 26: voted on things, they would get mad at me for
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  Speaker 26: tweeting or posting about how they were voting. And I
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  Speaker 26: how you're voting? If you're not proud of how you're voting,
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  Speaker 26: but maybe you should vote differently because I don't mind
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  Speaker 26: at all how you I want you to help tell
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  Speaker 26: my constituents how I'm voting, because I'm proud of my
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  Speaker 26: voting records. But to your point, the Republicans the last
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  Speaker 26: time when they had full control of government did away
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  Speaker 26: with ear march. It was about fifteen years ago or so,
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  Speaker 26: and then the Dems brought them back during the Biden,
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  Speaker 26: Pelosi Schumer regime. But during my time in Washington around
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  Speaker 26: I want to say twenty twenty two or twenty twenty three,
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  Speaker 26: I forget the exact time. I think it was twenty
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  Speaker 26: twenty two, but we had a Republican conference meeting to
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  Speaker 26: vote on whether or not we as Republicans would begin
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  Speaker 26: to do ear marks too, because the Democrats were going
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  Speaker 26: to do them. Unfortunately, two thirds of the Republicans voted
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  Speaker 26: to join Democrats in doing ear marks.
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  Speaker 6: Do they I was curious to do members of the
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  Speaker 6: Fabian Society wear a special ring with the wolf in
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  Speaker 6: sheep's clothing crest on it. We've we've spent a good
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  Speaker 6: bit this week trying to explain to folks that these,
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  Speaker 6: you know, some of some of the angst in Minnesota
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  Speaker 6: are the Leninists who have lost patients with the slow,
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  Speaker 6: Marxists this way. But Bob, on this subject of the
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  Speaker 6: Ice negotiations that are going to go on these two weeks.
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  Speaker 26: Are we at one point on the wolves in sheep's
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  Speaker 26: clothing for second, one of the big problems in Washington, Joe,
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  Speaker 26: and why things don't change is so many of the
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  Speaker 26: Republicans are really Democrats, but none of the Democrats are
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  Speaker 26: really Republicans.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly, You've said that before, but on this ice thing,
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  Speaker 6: and maybe adjunct to that as well, this ice negotiation,
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  Speaker 6: and I'm worried that this is going to become another
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  Speaker 6: one of these I'm just telling enforcement officials not to
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  Speaker 6: enforce the law the way Obama did regarding marijuana possession,
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  Speaker 6: you know, because it sounds like that's where they're heading.
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  Speaker 6: They're going to you know, defund ice. They may even
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  Speaker 6: shudder it as as a branch of the Department of
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  Speaker 6: Homeland Security altogether with you know, leaving just the local
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  Speaker 6: leos to enforce if they're mayors and governors approof of it,
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  Speaker 6: immigration laws. Should you come across it like the five
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  Speaker 6: twenty sevens.
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  Speaker 26: I am a little concerned. I share your concern. I
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  Speaker 26: should say that there may be some drawing back, some
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  Speaker 26: backing down, some reduction and enforcement efforts. We need to
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  Speaker 26: be full steam ahead with that. You can be tough,
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  Speaker 26: and you can be firm, and you can be aggressive
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  Speaker 26: while of course following the law and doing it with
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  Speaker 26: the confines.
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  Speaker 2: Of the law.
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  Speaker 26: And we shouldn't take one isolated incident of question and
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  Speaker 26: change all policy because of it. Got eight hundred thousand
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  Speaker 26: that's a law enforcement officer across the country. You don't
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  Speaker 26: want to have one bad cop change your policy for
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  Speaker 26: all eight hundred thousand law enforcement officers, for example. But
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  Speaker 26: ICE is flush with cash, cash, Department home Land Security
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  Speaker 26: is flush with cash. They got over one hundred billion
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  Speaker 26: dollars in the big ugly bill that was passed back
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  Speaker 26: in the summer. And that's one of the things I
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  Speaker 26: did support, was more funding for Homeland Security. But they're
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  Speaker 26: flush with cash, even the Dems get some agreement to
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  Speaker 26: cut back their budget, which I hope Republicans don't do.
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  Speaker 26: They won't change their ability to operate. A side note
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  Speaker 26: the wall in the first year of Trump's term, after
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  Speaker 26: he was averaging a mile a day in the last
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  Speaker 26: year of his term. That's a permanent impact that needs
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  Speaker 26: to be completed during his three years remaining of his term,
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  Speaker 26: or we're going.
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  Speaker 9: To suffer as a result of it.
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  Speaker 6: In twenty twenty nine, should christineome step down or be
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  Speaker 6: removed at the DHS? From where you said, I know
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  Speaker 6: a lot of folks on both sides of the isle
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  Speaker 6: in Congress are saying, so, do you agree with them
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  Speaker 6: that she should be taken out and replaced at DHS.
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  Speaker 26: Well, I won't go so far as to say that.
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  Speaker 26: I will say I was not a fan of her appointment.
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  Speaker 26: Reports are they don't like each other, and I don't
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