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"Here Come Da Judge" (Saturday, February 21, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: When you read the dissenting opinions, there's no way that
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Speaker 1: anyone can argue.
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Speaker 2: We'll do it making mornings again.
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Speaker 3: The first thing today on the tunk Median Appe Thomas,
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Speaker 3: we'll do it.
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Speaker 4: Line Jeword said.
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Speaker 2: Steal me including saturdays.
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Speaker 4: Please for work when the sun comes up.
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Speaker 2: Don't poke the radio. Really here the one that.
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Speaker 4: Joe's smiled, He only is.
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Speaker 5: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 5: you on the program that tells you what went on
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Speaker 5: last night. We'll give you our analysis of it for sure.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 5: And then we will then open the phone lines to
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Speaker 5: find out how it's impacting you where you are.
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Speaker 2: President Trump a very.
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Speaker 5: Brilliant in his statements announcing his ten percent flat tariffs
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Speaker 5: for everybody if you want access to the United States marketplace,
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Speaker 5: said this about the movement that has some of the
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Speaker 5: Supreme Court justices concerned about what it's like when they
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Speaker 5: go home.
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Speaker 1: It's my opinion that the Court has been swayed by
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Speaker 1: foreign interest in a political movement that is far smaller
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Speaker 1: than people would ever think.
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Speaker 5: This is a case we've made on this program probably
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Speaker 5: since twenty fifteen, at least when I realized it. When
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Speaker 5: I somewhat for myself here in our flagship city of Charlottesville,
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Speaker 5: our summer of discontent in twenty seventeen. These were fifty
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Speaker 5: people caused a massive riot, caused international disgrace on a
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Speaker 5: city that up until that point was the place Thomas
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Speaker 5: Jefferson was from, the guy who wrote the Declaration of Independence,
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Speaker 5: founded the University of Virginia, Governor of Virginia, all of
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Speaker 5: these things. This hero amongst the founding fathers, one of
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Speaker 5: the faces on Mount Rushmore. That's what Charlotte'sville was known
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Speaker 5: for until July of twenty seventeen, when the clan came
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Speaker 5: an actual clan group, and then realizing what happened after that,
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Speaker 5: they decided to pretend they were Conservatives instead and came back.
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Speaker 5: When they did that, that's when this group of about
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Speaker 5: fifty people caused international disgrace on my hometown.
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Speaker 2: I was there. I watched it.
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Speaker 5: Don't tell me you know what it was because you
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Speaker 5: read somebody's blog or Candice Owens told you something. I
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Speaker 5: was there, But that little tiny group of maybe fifty
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Speaker 5: people brought a riot full of thousands of people, and
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Speaker 5: that street theater created a narrative. And that's what you
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Speaker 5: have to watch out for. You have to watch out
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Speaker 5: for the narrative. So you're on first thing today. Here
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Speaker 5: are our first things. You heard President Trump talking about
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Speaker 5: the ruling of the Supreme Court six to three striking
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Speaker 5: out down his international emergency economic powers to invoke tariffs,
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Speaker 5: saying that very specifically he had invoked that action to
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Speaker 5: deal with drug trade and the countries that were not
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Speaker 5: accused of anything in the drug trade were being.
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Speaker 2: Struck by it.
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Speaker 5: Mitch McConnell, still in the US Senate, for those who
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Speaker 5: are wondering, said the decision is a welcome decision to
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Speaker 5: give the reaffirmed authority rested with Congress for centuries, even
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Speaker 5: though Clarence Thomas in the President Trump noted said that
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Speaker 5: Congress has since the founding of this nation delegated the
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Speaker 5: power of trade and tariffs to the president. President Trump
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Speaker 5: will travel overseas to China to meet with Chairman she
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Speaker 5: of the Chinese Communist Party March thirty first through April second.
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Speaker 5: New satellite imagery shows a build up of US military
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Speaker 5: aircrafts and an air base in Jordan, suggesting that they
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Speaker 5: are still concerned. Although the discussions with the Iranian government
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Speaker 5: regarding nuclear proliferation are tense yet still continuing. Lawyer picked
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Speaker 5: by judges to serve as top federal prosecutor in the
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Speaker 5: Eastern District of Virginia has been fired by the Department
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Speaker 5: of Justice. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced his firing
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Speaker 5: of James Hundley as the US Attorney for the Eastern
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Speaker 5: District of Virginia, appointed by judges to fill the role
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Speaker 5: after they declared Lindsay Halligan as unqualified. In honor of
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Speaker 5: America's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary celebration, the Federal Communications
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Speaker 5: for his connection to sharing classified documents with Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 5: are some of our first things for this Saturday morning.
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Speaker 3: From the home of the First Amendment, First thing today.
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Speaker 1: My opinion that the court has been played by foreign
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Speaker 1: interests and a political movement that is far smaller than
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Speaker 1: people would ever.
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Speaker 2: Think so true. Text message about JB. Pritzker, I like this.
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Speaker 2: I like it when you're playing along four three four
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Speaker 2: eight A two four two.
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Speaker 5: One seven is the text line. First off, he sends
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Speaker 5: a picture of the guys from Saturday doing.
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Speaker 2: Dub airs and with old bubble. JB. Pritzker.
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Speaker 14: Uh.
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Speaker 5: The text is from Teresa. Joe is the Pritzker that
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Speaker 5: just had to resign from Hyatt Hotels because he was
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Speaker 5: hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein of the same family. Yes, there,
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Speaker 5: I believe cousins, which is interesting because if it shows
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Speaker 5: you something about the inoculation of somebody. If Donald Trump's
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Speaker 5: cousin was flying back and forth to Epstein Island for
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Speaker 5: the little girls, flying back and forth to the ironically
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Speaker 5: placed island in the US Virgin Islands, you think the
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Speaker 5: news media would be making a bigger deal about it.
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Speaker 5: I mean, of course JB. Pritzker and his reputation laundering
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Speaker 5: program has to keep you from knowing that he comes
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Speaker 5: from one of the wealthiest families in America, the Hyatt
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Speaker 5: Hotel magnate. I think it was his grandfather. It's either
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Speaker 5: grandfather or great grandfather founded the Hyatt hotel chain and
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Speaker 5: started it and.
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Speaker 2: Live off of it.
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Speaker 11: Oh.
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Speaker 5: I mean they are country club Illinoisans. If you go
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Speaker 5: along Lake Erie and we used to live in Buffalo,
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Speaker 5: and you do a tour through all the from go
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Speaker 5: from Buffalo to Chicago along the Lake and you start
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Speaker 5: looking at all these homes on the lake, holy moly.
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Speaker 5: I mean, you want to talk about gross point blank jeez,
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Speaker 5: But yeah, JB. Pritzker is not you know, he's not
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Speaker 5: George went. You know, he may he may say dub Airs,
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Speaker 5: but he's not. It's just like saying Ed Rendell was
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Speaker 5: eating cheese steaks.
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Speaker 2: Yea. These people are not you and me.
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Speaker 5: We're not you know, trying to work over time to afford,
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Speaker 5: you know, a nosebleed seat to the Bears playoff game
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Speaker 5: against Seattle or something. These guys got the luxury box,
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Speaker 5: never watched the game until something happens. Oh hey there, Oh,
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Speaker 5: the cameras are on me there, Hey go Bears.
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Speaker 2: JB.
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Speaker 5: Pritzker is such a fraud. But I appreciate you asking that.
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Speaker 5: It was something I did want to bring up. It
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Speaker 5: just hadn't come up and play conversation yet. That Yes,
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Speaker 5: the Pritzker that has been caught up in the Epstein
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Speaker 5: scandal that had to resign from Hyatta Hotels is I
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Speaker 5: believe his cousin. And it is exactly what I said.
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Speaker 5: I mean, if Trump's cousin was going to Epstein Island,
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Speaker 5: you'd have marches in Washington over JB. Pritzker.
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Speaker 2: I don't know Tom Pritzker, JB. Pritzker is that connection.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 5: It doesn't sound like it's the that's the difference. That's
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Speaker 5: the two tiers of public scrutiny that these people face.
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Speaker 5: If you're a conservative talk show host, people will call
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Speaker 5: you all the time, can you prove the mathematical equation
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Speaker 5: that you.
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Speaker 2: And that's okay.
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Speaker 5: We don't mind that, we don't mind people saying, can
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Speaker 5: you back up what you said? Joel and I spent
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Speaker 5: yesterday talking about roundup and glyfhassates and the connections to
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Speaker 5: Agent Orange and the fact that the court ruling that
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Speaker 5: led Monsander to make it steal was the chemical connections
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Speaker 5: through Monsanto from Agent Orange. And yes, the active ingredient
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Speaker 5: was actually something they brought back for a round up.
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Speaker 5: But you always get challenged. You always get challenged unless
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Speaker 5: you're a leftist. If you're a leftist, you got a
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Speaker 5: free ride. And right now, that's what President Trump is
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Speaker 5: talking about regarding Justice Chief Justice Roberts and Gorsic and
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Speaker 5: Amy Coney Barrett, that they're they're trying to be in
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Speaker 5: the cool kids club, be seen as being anti Trump,
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Speaker 5: and that's not jurisprudence. You can be against Donald Trump,
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Speaker 5: that's fine. That's not a legal opinion. That's a personal opinion.
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Speaker 5: And it must be tough knowing that no matter where
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Speaker 5: you go, no how long you serve on the US
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Speaker 5: Supreme Court, You're always going to be referred to as
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Speaker 5: one of Trump's appointees if you don't like them. And
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Speaker 5: the difference between Trump one and Trump two was Trump
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Speaker 5: spend an awful lot of time being concerned and trying
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Speaker 5: to win over people like JB. Pritzker or Caitlin Collins
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Speaker 5: or you know, you picked the news anchor, David Muir, whatever,
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Speaker 5: this version of President Trump home.
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Speaker 2: You don't care. He's just he's rolling.
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Speaker 5: He's like, you know what, all right, So here's a
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Speaker 5: ten percent flat tariff on everybody? And where's the legal
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Speaker 5: challenge for that? This is one I might hang on
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Speaker 5: the necks of guys like Steve Miller and Susie Wiles.
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Speaker 5: You missed this one, or you didn't stop the president
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Speaker 5: from over using the emergency authorization which gave the last
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Speaker 5: the opportunity. It's an unforced error. Okay, put some dirt
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Speaker 5: on it.
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Speaker 2: Move on.
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Speaker 5: Why do you have tariffs? Bigger question, and that's one
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Speaker 5: that consumes the conservative Why do you have tariffs? Because
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Speaker 5: it is disproportionate to manufacture something and understand that that
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Speaker 5: if it costs less to manufacture something in China. That's
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Speaker 5: not just the fact that their workforce is extensibly slave labor,
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Speaker 5: unless you're in the weaker camp, and then you're actually
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Speaker 5: slave labor.
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Speaker 2: It's when you.
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Speaker 5: Factor in the cost of manufacturing it there, cutting the
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Speaker 5: Chinese Communist Party in on fifty percent of the take,
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Speaker 5: shipping it, paying a company to ship it, paying a
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Speaker 5: company to ensure it, then paying the union guys to
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Speaker 5: offload it, put.
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Speaker 2: It on trucks, drive it to the stores.
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Speaker 5: All of that is less expensive than manufacturing it in
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Speaker 5: a in Ohio or in Brooklyn, or how does that work?
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Speaker 5: And that's the part that I wish, and I know
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Speaker 5: he's only been in office for a year, and maybe
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Speaker 5: somewhere in the next three years we will hear more
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Speaker 5: about making America more competitive in a workforce. Because affordability
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Speaker 5: issues in America are real. To disregard them as dumb,
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Speaker 5: and I don't deal in dumb, so I'll admit, even
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Speaker 5: though it is the campaign plank of the American left,
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Speaker 5: that we have affordability problems in the United States, but
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Speaker 5: it's being driven by the fact that we aren't being
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Speaker 5: valued enough our products, and we allow the politicians to
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Speaker 5: made here in the United States. And that's what we've
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Speaker 18: Okay, anyway, so last night there were you know, the
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Speaker 5: And without peace in the world, we can't have stability
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Speaker 5: in the waterways and airspaces. And yes, it was a
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Speaker 5: great trading conversation with you.
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Speaker 2: Always the.
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Speaker 5: Point there is that there are realities, there are legalities,
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Speaker 5: and you're supposed to worry about where they meet and
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Speaker 5: why Fetterman is this iconoclast in a lot of cases
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Speaker 5: because he has power over the Democratic machine. They're not
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Speaker 5: going to win that Senate seat if they don't have
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Speaker 5: Fetterman in.
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Speaker 2: It right now.
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Speaker 5: And I can't believe, considering how his career in the
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Speaker 5: US Senate began that I'm saying that to you, But
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Speaker 5: he has established himself as somebody who if he's not there,
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Speaker 5: the Republican wins that seat in the US Senate.
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Speaker 2: And they don't want that. Shapiro knows.
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Speaker 5: Shapiro knows if he doesn't run for president, he might
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Speaker 5: lose to the next Republican down the pike in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 5: provided they don't shoot themselves in the foot by owning
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Speaker 5: a house in, of all places, New Jersey. I mean,
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Speaker 5: if there's a higher crime and misdemeanor in Pennsylvania politics,
47:56
Speaker 5: it's being somehow connected to New Jersey.
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Speaker 19: Oh.
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Speaker 5: No, you can have a house in Maryland or Ohio
48:02
Speaker 5: or even New York. Don't have a house in New Jersey.
48:06
Speaker 5: It's just I don't know, there's some territorial thing going
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Speaker 5: on there. It's about you know, Camden. I'm not sure.
48:13
Speaker 5: But the reason law is important versus just the rule
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Speaker 5: of man.
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Speaker 2: Look at all.
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Speaker 5: These third world would President of Trump call them whole countries?
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Speaker 5: The guy with the gun wins. Nobody else can defend themselves.
48:34
Speaker 5: Nobody else has any recourse but to comply with the
48:39
Speaker 5: drug lord, the terrorist group, whatever it is. And the
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Speaker 5: point of law is that you need to use it
48:51
Speaker 5: as your shield against authoritarianism. What was it that brought
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Speaker 5: al Capone down in his criminal operations of Chicago?
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Speaker 2: JB. Pritzker?
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Speaker 5: Was it the untouchables. At the end of the day,
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Speaker 5: the untouchables were nothing more than process servers on behalf
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Speaker 5: of the Internal Revenue Service. Now you can debate, you know,
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Speaker 5: whether that was an appropriate way to do it, but
49:20
Speaker 5: you got al Capone out. The problem was just like
49:24
Speaker 5: getting rid of Caesar. Brute at al learned that the
49:29
Speaker 5: next guy was worse than Caesar, and so on and
49:32
Speaker 5: so on and so forth. The reason rule of law
49:40
Speaker 5: is has got to be. And one of the things
49:43
Speaker 5: that frustrates the editorial management of this show, akaa me,
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Speaker 5: is that we've perverted the jurists prudence of this country
49:57
Speaker 5: just to write laws that get our way. And this
50:00
Speaker 5: is why I said after the twenty twenty five elections.
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Speaker 5: My very first segment of commentary on the air was
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Speaker 5: you have to take your money and support groups like
50:13
Speaker 5: the Pacific Legal Foundation and the Founding Freedom's Legal Center
50:18
Speaker 5: and all of these pro bono law firms.
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Speaker 2: That will go into court with you.
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Speaker 5: And defend your rights, because that's how you have to
50:34
Speaker 5: win it back. You have to get the court precedent
50:37
Speaker 5: to say that law was wrong, it violated the Constitution.
50:43
Speaker 5: Because the one thing Barack Obama and all these people
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Speaker 5: have not been able to do yet is get rid
50:48
Speaker 5: of the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
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Speaker 2: They want to.
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Speaker 5: Don't kid yourself. They want to, and they figured it out.
50:57
Speaker 5: This is why yesterday we were talking with former Freedom
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Speaker 5: Concuss chair Bob Good and he said that reports that
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Speaker 5: he's hearing from behind the scenes are that Abigail Spanberger
51:08
Speaker 5: is Barack Obama's chosen one, that she is the smiling
51:17
Speaker 5: face of moderate Democrats, moderate in terms of how they campaign,
51:22
Speaker 5: centrist in terms of their rhetoric, and then wildly Marxist
51:27
Speaker 5: to the left when they get into office. Who knew
51:31
Speaker 5: Barack Obama was such a fan of catfish. Maybe that's
51:35
Speaker 5: how he and Mike got together.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 5: What that's not her nickname. Oh I thought that was
51:43
Speaker 5: the that was his pet nickname for his spouse. Okay,
51:48
Speaker 5: I stand corrected. Four three four eight eight two four
51:53
Speaker 5: two one seven is the phone number. Emails come into
51:56
Speaker 5: JT in the Morning radio at gmail dot com. But
52:00
Speaker 5: the Conservatives have to get less concerned about going into
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Speaker 5: court about things because politically speaking, they're killing us with
52:13
Speaker 5: law fair, and this Supreme Court ruling is exactly that.
52:17
Speaker 5: It's law fair. Here's a text message. We the Conservatives
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Speaker 5: don't need to learn how to do law fair like
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Speaker 5: the left. We need to learn how to do law
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Speaker 5: fair better than the left. Four three four eight eight
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Speaker 5: two four two one seven. Shoot a text message because
52:39
Speaker 5: I know how crazy even a Saturday morning is got
52:43
Speaker 5: to get stuff done. It's a workday, just like all
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Speaker 5: the other ones. Here first thing today on the talk
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Speaker 5: media network.
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