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"Wordcrime" (FTTxJT 080426 hr 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: This is Independence from Virginia again. First Thing Today by
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Speaker 1: Joe Thomas on the Talk media network.
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Speaker 8: Now the.
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Speaker 7: Email I got at the end of last hour on
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Speaker 7: the subject of President Trump going after the executives at
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Speaker 7: Chevron and Exxon Mobile for their quarterly profit calls, their
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Speaker 7: their board meetings, their earnings discussions last week, where even
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Speaker 7: I said last week, as we reported on it, really
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Speaker 7: this is what you want to tell everyone.
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Speaker 8: I think I've used my favorite phrase, I love the
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Speaker 8: smell of face palm in the morning.
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Speaker 7: But I knew that this was going to inflame the
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Speaker 7: Democratic Socialists. It was going to be there cross to bear,
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Speaker 7: and President Trump needed to address it because as much
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Speaker 7: as policy and ideology are important, winning elections, unfortunately is
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Speaker 7: that first step you need to win an election in
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Speaker 7: order to invoke policy. And if you lose historic numbers
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Speaker 7: of seats because you haven't addressed the eight hundred pound
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Speaker 7: profit making machine in the room, you're not working at it.
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Speaker 7: And let's not forget President Trump's hero is Teddy Roosevelt.
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Speaker 7: Teddy Roosevelt would probably not have waited as long to
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Speaker 7: start knocking heads together over these oil companies. President Trump
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Speaker 7: posted to truth Social as we begin our first things
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Speaker 7: this morning, he said, when you look at one company
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Speaker 7: where they made twelve times what they made the year before,
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Speaker 7: they are to give some of that back to the public.
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Speaker 7: President Trump said, using his public platform to push that agenda,
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Speaker 7: they better cut the retail price. He posted the consumer price.
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Speaker 7: He also blasted Iran's duplicitous leaders for refusing to acknowledge
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Speaker 7: what he described as the war's reality and a truth
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Speaker 7: Social post. President accused the Iranian leadership publicly of denying
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Speaker 7: negotiations with the United States while privately seeking talks and
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Speaker 7: relief from mounting military and economic pressure. President Trump's overhaul
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Speaker 7: of snap can continued four million fewer Americans receiving benefits
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Speaker 7: from the law reforms since the beginning of the year.
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Speaker 7: President Trump has criticized US Attorney for the District of Columbia,
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Speaker 7: Jeanine Piro, for dropping the case of vandalism on the
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Speaker 7: Lincoln Memorial reflecting Pool, saying she choked under pressure from
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Speaker 7: a judge and folded like an umbrella. Instead of going
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Speaker 7: after the people that did it, the judge went after
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Speaker 1: The First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by
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Speaker 1: Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 7: Sorry, Billy, you're growing up in Allentown and you didn't
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Speaker 7: know Steele was important. You're dumber than a bag of hair. Now,
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Speaker 7: those people you want to talk about showing the stripes
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Speaker 7: of a Marxist. So you know there's some irony to
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Speaker 7: the president. Yeah, and I mentioned that President Trump is
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Speaker 7: a huge Teddy Roosevelt fan. And Standard Oil by the way, Uh,
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Speaker 7: there's there were four parts and so Exon Mobile and
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Speaker 7: Chevron are two of the three parts of Standard Oil.
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Speaker 7: Do you see these things? They you know, they just recycle.
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Speaker 7: It was the other one was Amaco, right, and that's
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Speaker 7: now part of BP so, but it's as he gets
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Speaker 7: his Roosevelt on, and I'm sure there's a little bit
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Speaker 7: of that in his mind. That Teddy had to fight
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Speaker 7: this battle with the trusts as well. There was more
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Speaker 7: going on than just a bunch of oil companies. It
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Speaker 7: was all the different things, including banking, that they were into.
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Speaker 7: That's that the standard oil had to be broken up over.
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Speaker 7: But that being said, where about the individuals, the small
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Speaker 7: of that. How are you doing on this Tuesday morning, James.
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Speaker 22: I'm joll Well Joe, and it's a mixed morning so
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Speaker 22: far for gold and silver. Gold is slightly below even
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Speaker 22: so far, down just about six dollars to four forty
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Speaker 22: eight dollars. Silver, on the other hand, up through a
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Speaker 22: little bit over three quarters of a percent to fifty
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Speaker 22: eight dollars and sixty seven cents. So silver is shining
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Speaker 22: so far this morning.
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Speaker 7: And we've seen that happen over the last year or two.
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Speaker 7: Silver has gained more than gold has, I think as
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Speaker 7: a percentage of where we were, you know, say twenty
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Speaker 7: twenty four.
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Speaker 22: Absolutely silver does tend to move more and I have
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Speaker 22: bigger moves per day than gold and silver usually they
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Speaker 22: move I mean than gold.
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Speaker 8: Usually they move.
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Speaker 22: Together in the same direction, and silver's percentage move is
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Speaker 22: just a larger move than gold. But yeah, typically, and
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Speaker 22: that's why a lot of people like silver. We have
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Speaker 22: a lot of our clients that really prefer silver over
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Speaker 22: gold because you can buy so much more of it.
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Speaker 22: And it's still the case is that silver is undervalued
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Speaker 22: compared to gold. And you can see that and the
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Speaker 22: gold to silver ratio on our website at jcsgold dot com.
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Speaker 22: There it's one ounce of gold equals seventy ounces of
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Speaker 22: silver currently and a lot of people think that should
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Speaker 22: be substantially lower. And just back in January it was
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Speaker 22: a lot lower, which people felt was more historically accurate
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Speaker 22: than where it currently is.
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Speaker 7: And of course, as you mentioned, silver's got other uses too.
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Speaker 7: I mean, obviously gold has some applications beyond just the
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Speaker 7: precious metal world, but silver a whole whole lot of them.
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Speaker 7: So I mean they take about industrial investment as well.
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Speaker 22: Yeah, silver really does get used up, you know, in
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Speaker 22: solar panels, electric cars, all this energy consumption that we need,
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Speaker 22: the amount of energy that data centers need. Silver is
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Speaker 22: the better conductor than copper, so that has really created
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Speaker 22: a huge demand for silver.
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Speaker 8: Over the past six to eight months to a year.
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Speaker 22: So, you know, a lot of people think that the
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Speaker 22: prospects for silver outweigh gold substantially pun intended.
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Speaker 7: So we're prospecting this morning. Ay, I've got my pans.
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Speaker 7: Show me where the crick is. James Lucky is at
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Speaker 7: jcsgold dot com.
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Speaker 8: It's much easier.
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Speaker 7: You don't have to go prospecting, just call them and
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Speaker 7: talk to this family business about getting yourself into the
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Speaker 7: gold and silver business. Appreciated, James, You have a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 8: Thanks Joe, you too.
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Speaker 7: Four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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Speaker 7: Joel is online two waiting to stand and deliver with us. Joel,
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Speaker 7: how are you doing this morning, sir.
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Speaker 23: I'm doing well. I'm you know, still trying to find work.
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Speaker 23: It's I always sound like a victim donut, but it's
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Speaker 23: it's been pretty hot here. It's it's staying hot, I
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Speaker 23: guess until October. But anyway, it's unlike Florida. It's it's
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Speaker 23: a different kind of heat, and well.
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Speaker 7: You just gravitate to that, you know, I don't even
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Speaker 7: think you know what a snowshovel looks like, considering how
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Speaker 7: many times you've lived in hot weather climbs there. But
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Speaker 7: you know, it work is it is, yeah, And I
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Speaker 7: and I don't want to get into like we're doing
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Speaker 7: Tony Robbins here or anything like that. I don't have
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Speaker 7: the teeth for it in the first place. But but
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Speaker 7: you know, it's just it's one of those things that
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Speaker 7: I've had them, you know, when you do what I do.
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Speaker 7: And this industry has been brutal. I mean, you know
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Speaker 7: you you're a nurse. We're all over the place. We
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Speaker 7: need nurses. So there's a job out there for there's
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Speaker 7: somebody who will be blessed by your you know me,
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Speaker 7: my industry. Every day another story about this corporation just
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Speaker 7: laid off all their on air people and they're just
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Speaker 7: going with you know, somebody from somewhere and they'll just
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Speaker 7: you know, or the music, never mind the music. Ones
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Speaker 7: who who think trying to copy Spotify with announcerless music
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Speaker 7: is somehow the winning paradigm and they lose the connect
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Speaker 7: and then they'll they'll go on their earnings calls like
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Speaker 7: these oil companies and they'll say, oh, our listeners down,
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Speaker 7: nobody's listening to the radio anymore, and then the idiots
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Speaker 7: and the press, rather than doing their due diligence and
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Speaker 7: actually checking statistics. Way more people listen to the radio
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Speaker 7: now than ever have, and it's continuing to climb. Yet
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Speaker 7: these big corporations have seen their listenership fade because they
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Speaker 7: don't have people like you and me connecting on their
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Speaker 7: radio stations. So they should wise up and get live,
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Speaker 7: you know, interactive radio shows, because you're the most important
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Speaker 7: local part of any radio station. And these big corporations
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Speaker 7: that keep cutting and cutting and cutting, they never cut
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Speaker 7: the front office. It's like an board of education. These
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Speaker 7: these big broadcast companies are run school school board. We
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Speaker 7: won't cut the big bloat at the head end, but
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Speaker 7: we'll we'll cut all the people that actually interact with
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Speaker 7: our customers there. But anyway, so I've been through this,
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Speaker 7: I've been through these. You know, it goes on for
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Speaker 7: six months, it's seven months, it's eight months, and you're
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Speaker 7: starting to wonder am I in the wrong business? And
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Speaker 7: then something turns around to show you the right direction.
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Speaker 7: God doesn't put anything on your plate. He doesn't think
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Speaker 7: you can handle. So hopefully I've done my Tony Robbins
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Speaker 7: best for you this morning. But I'm sure you didn't
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Speaker 7: call for the checkup from the neck up. So what
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Speaker 7: what did bring you to the phone this morning.
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Speaker 23: Well, I'll agree with you on a couple of things
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Speaker 23: what you just said about, you know, job, and I'm
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Speaker 23: very happy that you're you know, supportive of that. But
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Speaker 23: I mean, hospitals become corporate too, But that's not my call.
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Speaker 23: But I just wanted to say this. I think a
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Speaker 23: lot of times it's hard for people that are especially
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Speaker 23: like President Trump, and then other people that are in
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Speaker 23: the front line of communication. Because I actually worked in
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Speaker 23: TV in my eighty nine and did an internship in
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Speaker 23: nineteen eighty eight and background and communications. I worked with
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Speaker 23: Bill Hemmer and did live news in Cincinnati, but I
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Speaker 23: worked behind the scenes. But I wanted to bring this
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Speaker 23: up because there's the power of speech, and people can't
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Speaker 23: be reckless with their speech. And I know oftentimes we
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Speaker 23: you know, we look at Joe Biden and his bumblings
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Speaker 23: and all that and other people and then.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, and Joe Biden's bumblings, you know, were
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Speaker 7: almost like genetic to him.
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Speaker 21: You don't need to do that. What's gone?
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Speaker 8: You don't really want to know.
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Speaker 7: Just so, we were just getting into the crux of
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Speaker 7: fine people. The realities are far greater than the clip.
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Speaker 7: And that's what I've always known, is that there's more
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Speaker 7: And there are people who you know, oh, well Trump
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Speaker 7: these conclusions. You cannot allow yourself to be driven to
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Speaker 7: this because that's what the Marxists want. They want you
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Speaker 7: just can't take this anymore. That's that's the gas lighting
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Speaker 7: on it. That's that's what all this is. And we
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Speaker 23: Biden and his bumblings and all that and other people
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, and Joe Biden's bumblings, you know, were
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Speaker 8: Joel go ahead.
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Speaker 23: I'm sorry, Yes, but we have other people that and
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Speaker 23: I know, and I love President Trump. I think he's great,
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Speaker 23: but I think sometimes his ego gets in the way
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Speaker 8: Do you mean, is it the Janine Pirou thing or
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Speaker 23: Was that was what I was gonna say. My thing
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Speaker 23: I can't agree with everything. I mean, I don't agree
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Speaker 23: But but it's how we approach it and how we
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Speaker 23: But it's not sometimes the decisions that we hear, aren't
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Speaker 23: seeking that? Well, most people are seeking the truth. And
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Speaker 7: Well, here's let me throw this one at you with
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Speaker 8: And maybe it was.
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Speaker 7: A failing in the investigator. Maybe the president can say, hey,
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Speaker 23: Right, That's what I'm trying, That's what I was trying
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Speaker 7: I don't know, and the press brought it to him like, hey,
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, I don't know if it's ego. I mean,
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Speaker 23: So where do where do the where does the speech
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Speaker 7: we insert in the place of morality so that we
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Speaker 7: have legality and we don't have to worry about morality
45:46
Speaker 7: or lessality for that matter. I'm always into lessality than morality.
45:51
Speaker 7: Seems to be what we find in the news every day,
45:54
Speaker 7: Doctor Clark hanging the line, Kareem's online text messages all
45:57
Speaker 7: over the place. I must have triggered something this so morning, sir,
46:01
Speaker 7: what's going on there in Alabama?
46:04
Speaker 25: Just another day in paradise, borning treatments done, getting ready
46:08
Speaker 25: to get it going. So before we move on to
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Speaker 25: Donald Trump's case, let's talk about this Robin Hood guy
46:14
Speaker 25: for just a second.
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Speaker 7: For those who are joining us, all already in progress,
46:20
Speaker 7: hang on one second. I brought up the fact that that,
46:23
Speaker 7: of course Hollywood has to make a film about the
46:26
Speaker 7: death of robin Hood because the Democratic Socialists can't bear
46:30
Speaker 7: the idea anymore.
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Speaker 8: We stole. They tried to steal robin Hood from us
46:34
Speaker 8: by making it like stealing from the rich and giving
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Speaker 8: to the poor.
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Speaker 7: And you know, one of those moments where conservative media
46:42
Speaker 7: actually won, the day we convinced enough people know robin
46:48
Speaker 7: Hood was stealing from the government and giving back to
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Speaker 7: the taxpayers. So now, of course Robin Hood must die
46:54
Speaker 7: and be a villain.
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Speaker 25: Well, let's let's let's expand on that just a little
46:59
Speaker 25: Bitrobin Hood was a saxon. Robin Hood was stealing from
47:06
Speaker 25: an occupational government that quite frankly, was not invited. They
47:10
Speaker 25: were invaders, a situation we're liable to find ourselves in
47:14
Speaker 25: if we don't start paying more attention. So it wasn't
47:19
Speaker 25: so much stealing from the wrench and giving to the
47:22
Speaker 25: poor or taking from the government because it was opposing
47:27
Speaker 25: an occupational government.
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Speaker 7: It's an interesting way to look at it. Absolutely if
47:32
Speaker 7: you go back, Yeah.
47:36
Speaker 25: You know, now I got people on both sides. I'm
47:39
Speaker 25: not taking one, but there it is. That's the way
47:42
Speaker 25: it laid out. Now, Donald Trump, all right, Number one,
47:49
Speaker 25: we like to conflate Joe. It's just the way we are.
47:52
Speaker 25: And we're conservatives, and we like to try to make
47:57
Speaker 25: Donald Trump one. He's never professed concerned. He's not a conservative,
48:03
Speaker 25: but he does love our country, yes, and we love
48:06
Speaker 25: our country. So we love Donald Trump. And the thing
48:10
Speaker 25: is is the man will fist fight a fire hydrant. Now,
48:16
Speaker 25: we don't have anybody else on our side that will
48:21
Speaker 25: stand up for much, much less fight. So he's what
48:26
Speaker 25: we got, Joe, and we gotter run with him as
48:28
Speaker 25: long as we can.
48:29
Speaker 7: Now you're, of course talking about the statements regarding the
48:33
Speaker 7: Exon mobile and Chevron. And I made this case because
48:37
Speaker 7: a lot of people since he made the saving yesterday
48:40
Speaker 7: have been in my box saying, see, he's not in
48:42
Speaker 7: the free markets. He's into we want to say, oh
48:45
Speaker 7: it garky, and he's a fascist.
48:47
Speaker 8: This is fascism. Joe inbox full of this stuff.
48:50
Speaker 7: And I had to address this because this is obviously
48:55
Speaker 7: somewhere in talk radio and news radio. This is the
48:59
Speaker 7: narrative that, see, we told you Trump was a fascist.
49:04
Speaker 31: He wants to run the oil industries. He's telling them
49:07
Speaker 31: they shouldn't make profits. Sounds like a Marxist to me, Joe,
49:11
Speaker 31: when he's simply saying, like Teddy Roosevelt said, can can
49:16
Speaker 31: you have a moment to look around, you read the room.
49:20
Speaker 31: You know, don't get on your quarterly shareholder call and
49:24
Speaker 31: brag about how much money you're making. Because you've been
49:28
Speaker 31: able to tell the American people that the price of
49:31
Speaker 31: gas is driven by restrictions in the Strait of horror moves. Okay, now,
49:36
Speaker 31: now your pants are down and we can see what's
49:38
Speaker 31: going on there. Make it right, as all the presidents said,
49:43
Speaker 31: And I think these people need to be held to account.
49:46
Speaker 31: There are so few of them. We've allowed these companies
49:49
Speaker 31: to get within what one merger from reforming standard oil
49:53
Speaker 31: in the first place. So so you know, let's let's
49:57
Speaker 31: call a spade a spade. We don't have eighteen different
50:00
Speaker 31: gasoline companies we can go looking for for different gas prices.
50:05
Speaker 31: These are some, you know, two out of the four
50:08
Speaker 31: or five.
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Speaker 25: When when you get to where you're one marger away
50:12
Speaker 25: from re establishing standard all I want to know what
50:16
Speaker 25: is free about that market?
50:19
Speaker 8: Yeah?
50:20
Speaker 25: Well, now I didn't concert it's not a free market anymore, Joe.
50:25
Speaker 7: Right, No, I agree, And this is what I was
50:27
Speaker 7: saying about morality. We talk about morality in the public square,
50:31
Speaker 7: and that a democratic republic cannot exist without being moral.
50:36
Speaker 7: A free market can't exist without being moral.
50:41
Speaker 8: Exactly.
50:41
Speaker 25: Well, let me hop and you get to kareem for
50:43
Speaker 25: a hitch in his rate.
50:45
Speaker 8: Ah, you know, we do what we do, but I
50:47
Speaker 8: appreciate it. Clark.
50:48
Speaker 7: You have a good morning, sir. Let me get as
50:51
Speaker 7: he said, kareem see what he's doing. He's he's on
50:54
Speaker 7: the brunt end of five and six dollars gallon diesel fuel.
50:58
Speaker 7: So you know, I'm sure you know what the President
51:01
Speaker 7: said yesterday resonated with you, hungh Carey.
51:05
Speaker 5: It does, Joe, but it's been it's been that that
51:08
Speaker 5: message has been resonating for decades before I got on
51:11
Speaker 5: a truck. Right right now, I'm running for Pennsylvania. And Joe,
51:17
Speaker 5: you nailed the window perfectly. Five to six dollars a
51:21
Speaker 5: gallon on diesel.
51:22
Speaker 8: Yep.
51:22
Speaker 5: And I'd said a few months ago that I could
51:25
Speaker 5: see it hitting seven before the end of the summer.
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Speaker 8: I'm just not saying it that.
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Speaker 22: I'm I'm putting it out there.
51:31
Speaker 5: Just because when I say something in the previous I
51:34
Speaker 5: always either retract it if it's false, or I'll back
51:37
Speaker 5: it up if I still effect it to be truth.
51:40
Speaker 5: But going back on what Joel said, and I do
51:44
Speaker 5: hope his search becomes fruitful.
51:47
Speaker 8: But I agree.
51:49
Speaker 5: I don't always agree with Trump says, but I do
51:51
Speaker 5: think he has the country's interest in mind, not necessarily
51:55
Speaker 5: always our country's interests in mine.
51:57
Speaker 8: But he does really blame.
52:01
Speaker 7: Don't just don't just drop that burning bag of moose
52:04
Speaker 7: poo on my porch here in Fairbanks, and and and
52:07
Speaker 7: then not expecting me to say, you're going to have
52:10
Speaker 7: to explain that.
52:10
Speaker 8: A little bit.
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Speaker 5: Oh okay, Well, if there's another country he has in mind,
52:14
Speaker 5: I'd have to say, it's one that has been bulldozing
52:18
Speaker 5: olive trees and taking over settlements and destroying ancient Christian churches.
52:25
Speaker 5: One that a country that has the right to self defense.
52:27
Speaker 5: But when you have the right to self defense, that
52:29
Speaker 5: means that you fight your own battles, you don't pay
52:31
Speaker 5: somebody else to do it for you. And I'd have
52:34
Speaker 5: to so that that's what I'm saying about another.
52:36
Speaker 8: Country you're so you're speaking of Israel? Is is that
52:40
Speaker 8: the country? Okay? Venezuela?
52:42
Speaker 7: But okay, sure, a lot of a lot of olive
52:44
Speaker 7: a lot of olive trees in Venezuela, koreema as that
52:47
Speaker 7: what was going on there?
52:48
Speaker 8: Hang got his second.
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