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"Warbucks?" (FTTxJT 080426 hr1) · 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 Chunk Media Network.
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  Speaker 2: Jewort said, steal me stem you have a day.
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  Speaker 3: At least for work, when the sun comes up, drops
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  Speaker 3: a kid.
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  Speaker 4: To school, joys everything, all the jas needs.
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  Speaker 3: No one that Joe's as smiled.
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  Speaker 5: He only as.
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  Speaker 6: Jack.
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  Speaker 7: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 7: this morning. I know that sounds like a platitude. People
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  Speaker 7: use it all the time, but it's the truth. It's
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  Speaker 7: what we're doing here so that you know what's going on,
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  Speaker 7: so the rest of the stuff is easy. People say, well,
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  Speaker 7: how do you handle the unknown the unexpected? By preparing
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  Speaker 7: for the stuff you can expect. The better prepared you
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  Speaker 7: are for the stuff you expect, the easier it is
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  Speaker 7: to improvise. Ask you know a Peyton Manning or a
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  Speaker 7: Tom Brady. It's the attention to the mundane. It's making
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  Speaker 7: sure that all that is squared away. Then when the
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  Speaker 7: crazy stuff happens, you're like, all right, well, the all
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  Speaker 7: that stuff is handled, I us need to deal with
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  Speaker 7: the crazy stuff. And it makes it easier for you
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  Speaker 7: to focus put resources to it, and all of that.
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  Speaker 7: And that is how we roll so that you know
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  Speaker 7: the basics and we can discuss the more esoteric parts
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  Speaker 7: of it at four three four eight eight two four
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  Speaker 7: two one seven. Text messages to that as well, because
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  Speaker 7: we know mornings are crazy and that sometimes you just
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  Speaker 7: text to four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 7: one seven, because as we tell you what went on
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  Speaker 7: last night, I want to know how it's in acting
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  Speaker 7: you where you are. You can also send that by
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  Speaker 7: email to JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com.
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  Speaker 7: More primaries, Michigan. It's in the square as more democratic
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  Speaker 7: socialists try to take the center stage away. And it's
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  Speaker 7: interesting because you know, we told you the story yesterday
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  Speaker 7: of young Tom Perriello, star of the Democratic Party, so
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  Speaker 7: much so that after he was ousted from office for
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  Speaker 7: giving us Obamacare, he went to work for George sorows
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  Speaker 7: and that's not a metaphor for something. He actually literally
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  Speaker 7: went to work to run the Open Society Foundation for
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  Speaker 7: George Soros for years after he was posted to sub
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  Speaker 7: Saharan Africa by President Obama. That's a reward for you, Tom.
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  Speaker 7: We need you to fall on your sword and vote
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  Speaker 7: for Obamacare. So it'll come to the floor, and then
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  Speaker 7: when they kick you out, I'm going to send you
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  Speaker 7: the worst places on the planet, tell you to negotiate
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  Speaker 7: peace treaties. He ran screaming from Democratic Socialists and the
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  Speaker 7: rest of them seemed to be embracing it. But we'll
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  Speaker 7: get into all of that for you on another primary
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  Speaker 7: Tuesday across America, as President Trump on Monday and the
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  Speaker 7: troops in a truth Social Post took a shot at
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  Speaker 7: Exon Mobile and Chevron, saying they made outsized profits during
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  Speaker 7: the opening days of the US it Ran war. We
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  Speaker 7: reported on to you last week the quarterly shareholder calls,
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  Speaker 7: in which both CEOs talked about higher profits because of
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  Speaker 7: the war. President Trump said yesterday, when you look at
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  Speaker 7: one company where they made twelve times what they made
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  Speaker 7: the year before, they ought to give some of that
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  Speaker 7: back to the public and better cut the retail price,
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  Speaker 7: the consumer price. President Trump on Monday blasted Iran's duplicitous
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  Speaker 7: leaders for refusing to acknowledge what he described as the
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  Speaker 7: war's reality, including his claim that the US quote wall
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  Speaker 7: of steel blockade controls the Strait of Hormuz. In a
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  Speaker 7: separate truth Social Post, President accused Tehran's leadership of publicly
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  Speaker 7: denying negotiations with the United States while privately seeking talks
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  Speaker 7: and relief from mounting military and economic pressure. President Trump's
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  Speaker 7: overhaul of the nation's food stamp program is moving forward.
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  Speaker 7: Four million fewer Americans will be receiving snap benefits as
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  Speaker 7: the laws reforms take effect and lift the bar as
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  Speaker 7: Monday for dropping the case vandalism on the Lincoln Memorial
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  Speaker 7: reflecting pool saying that she choked under pressure from a
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  Speaker 7: of our first things on this Tuesday morning, all right
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  Speaker 7: up on the Democratic Socialists of America and why Democrats
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  Speaker 7: Say the quiet part out loud. Most people say, are
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  Speaker 7: you sure about that?
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  Speaker 1: Joe?
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  Speaker 7: I sleep well at night? How about you first thing
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  Speaker 7: this morning? So President Trump proving again is not conservative
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  Speaker 7: in the classic sense. He doesn't follow the free market
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  Speaker 7: is He is perhaps the most political animal we've ever
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  Speaker 7: had in the oval office. I mean it may be
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  Speaker 7: Bill Clinton. And by political I mean understanding that, sure,
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  Speaker 7: ideology is nice, but winning elections is more important, and
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  Speaker 7: there's a root cause to that. You can disagree with
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  Speaker 7: me as you like, and I'm sure there's people like, dude,
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  Speaker 7: you said something about Trump, I'm going to jump through
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  Speaker 7: the radio, and I'm not slagging him. I'm just saying
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  Speaker 7: that you have to understand that when he goes after
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  Speaker 7: the oil companies, it's a self inflicted wound in the
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  Speaker 7: first case, because come on, live in the real world, guys.
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  Speaker 7: But there is a conservative free market principle that also says,
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  Speaker 7: these people are the one who are taking the risk.
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  Speaker 7: These are the ones who are buying the boats, putting
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  Speaker 7: them out in the strait of horror, moves for people
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  Speaker 7: to shoot missiles at them. These are the ones who
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  Speaker 7: don't know if their shipments are even going to make
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  Speaker 7: it through, so they price their commodity accordingly. Here's the
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  Speaker 7: problem with the commodities market. When it turns out that
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  Speaker 7: the shortage that might have led to a higher price
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  Speaker 7: doesn't materialize, the market is supposed to drive those prices
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  Speaker 7: back down, and they don't do that, and part of
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  Speaker 7: it has to do with centralization. It was why standard
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  Speaker 7: oil was the beginning of government interventions into antitrust and
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  Speaker 7: colle illusion price fixing. Because democracy, a representative republic driven
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  Speaker 7: by democracy, i should say accurately, can only function if
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  Speaker 7: you're a moral people. But more importantly than even that,
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  Speaker 7: capitalism can only work if you're a moral people. And
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  Speaker 7: to vilify Wall Street is unfair because you would be
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  Speaker 7: stunned like an ox at how many people would be
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  Speaker 7: harmed if you went after Wall Street the way guys
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  Speaker 7: like Zorhan Mamdani and Bernie Sanders want to the Democratic
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  Speaker 7: socialists because the quote people who are profiting from some
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  Speaker 7: of these companies are all these pension funds and all
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  Speaker 7: these retirees who are able to pay their electric bills
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  Speaker 7: at all because their pension grew and their company was
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  Speaker 7: able to keep paying them even though they stopped working
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  Speaker 7: for them. So the amazing thing in America is that
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  Speaker 7: you have an entire population of people who are paid
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  Speaker 7: by their former employers to not work. It is a
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  Speaker 7: unique scenario in the history of mankind. The pension programs
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  Speaker 7: of America, many of which are paid for by the
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  Speaker 7: profits made on Wall Street, So stick a sock in
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  Speaker 7: the Marxism. The greedy oligarchs are us. But if you
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  Speaker 7: invest in an oil company, or you're the ownership of
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  Speaker 7: an oil company, you are taking great risk. And told
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  Speaker 7: you that the price of a barrel of oil can't
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  Speaker 7: go below fifty five dollars a barrel. Otherwise Americans start
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  Speaker 7: getting laid off because it doesn't pencil out to make
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  Speaker 7: oil in the United States. And I make oil, I
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  Speaker 7: mean drill it, pump it, ship it, refine. It cost
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  Speaker 7: too much. This is why the Middle East was the
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  Speaker 7: king of oil for so long, was because they put
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  Speaker 7: slave labor on the pipelines. These are not people making
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  Speaker 7: fifty sixty dollars an hour as pipe fitters. These are
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  Speaker 7: people who are lucky not to be in prison according
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  Speaker 7: to the crown princes. And this is why being in
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  Speaker 7: bed with some of these folks the enemy of our enemy.
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  Speaker 7: At least the administration currently is trying to drag them
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  Speaker 7: into the modern world. And I know it sounds like
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  Speaker 7: I'm making excuses for the oil companies, but you also
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  Speaker 7: have to be a moral person and say, okay, we
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  Speaker 7: never had the shortage that we thought we were going
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  Speaker 7: to have so let's roll it back. You can't get
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  Speaker 7: on a conference call and say we had record setting
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  Speaker 7: profits because of the war in Iran and not expect
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  Speaker 7: somebody to say, hey, guys, and so the president certainly,
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  Speaker 7: I've got emails from folks, many of my free market friends, saying,
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  Speaker 7: what's this guy doing? And understand, Trump's hero is Teddy Roosevelt.
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  Speaker 7: Teddy Roosevelt was the trustbuster and all of these you know,
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  Speaker 7: went after you. Standard Oil was on his watch. The
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  Speaker 7: idea that there needs to be a traffic cop, because
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  Speaker 7: we're not all going to wait our turns at the
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  Speaker 7: boulevard stop after you, My dear Alphonse, Democracy and a
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  Speaker 7: free market only really work if you're a moral society.
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  Speaker 7: And for two generations minimum, we have been taking the
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  Speaker 7: rule book of morality down the way of hiding it
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  Speaker 7: from our school kids lest they see a list of
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  Speaker 7: things that say, it's a grievous and permanent, unending sin
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  Speaker 7: of damnation if you bought bare false witness against thy neighbor. Really,
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  Speaker 7: I mean, sometimes lying can be important. No it can't, No,
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  Speaker 7: it can't. Oh, it can be implay, and it can
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  Speaker 7: be problematic for the moment, but it's never wrong. It's
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  Speaker 7: never wrong, and he writes into four three four eight
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  Speaker 7: A two four two one seven Trump is about winning.
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  Speaker 7: The economists from Heritage confirmed this in a conversation after
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  Speaker 7: a Woman for Trump event. Yeah, so President Trump is
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  Speaker 7: going after the oil companies using his social media platform
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  Speaker 7: and his power with the Republican base because he smells
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  Speaker 7: the Democratic Socialist Party in the water. He smells the
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  Speaker 7: affluent of Marxism becoming a force that's going to consume
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  Speaker 7: the Democratic Party first, but he's going to consume the
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  Speaker 7: entire country very quickly because Marxism consumes everything very quickly,
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  Speaker 7: and they've lost patience.
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  Speaker 7: as to go after the CEOs and the boards and
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  Speaker 7: the investors of an oil company. And this is not
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  Speaker 7: got no right does And it's true. Again, you can't
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  Speaker 7: just take this in a bubble, make it a hashtag
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  Speaker 7: So stop it. But what's happened is in America, the
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  Speaker 7: are the kings of k Street. How many of these
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  Speaker 7: moving parts in here. So much so the Conservatives are
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  Speaker 7: up in arms saying Trump has no right to go
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  Speaker 7: free market. As soon as you have an immoral market,
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  Speaker 7: And the Democratic Socialists have taken over and they want
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  Speaker 7: and progressive slide rules that have gone on in taxing,
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  Speaker 7: and so when they can't pay their electric bill because
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  Speaker 7: of government policies like the Virginia twenty thirty Clean Energy Act,
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  Speaker 7: which was the deal where they signed the economic suicide
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  Speaker 7: pack with California, California's energy bills, their laws, their regulations,
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  Speaker 7: even states like Texas and Florida capitulating, just as Donald
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  Speaker 7: Trump capitulated to the Democrat to the reality that the
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  Speaker 7: Democratic Socialists of America were going to win historic numbers
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  Speaker 7: in the midterms if he didn't do something to make
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  Speaker 7: it seem like. Republicans had a problem with oil companies
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  Speaker 7: laughing on conference calls about profits made because of war
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  Speaker 7: because the price of gallon of gasoline could be increased
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  Speaker 7: by twenty five percent. We can point to the war
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  Speaker 7: and explain that that's why understanding that the intellectual ones
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  Speaker 7: understand how a commodities market works. But then you realize
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  Speaker 7: that the commodities price was dictated by a couple of
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  Speaker 7: people in a boardroom based on what they were expecting
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  Speaker 7: to have to pay, and it could have been even
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  Speaker 7: based on a legitimate fact. But when it didn't bear out,
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  Speaker 7: when the profits started to come in and it didn't
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  Speaker 7: bear out that they were paying these higher costs and
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  Speaker 7: they weren't losing it, they should have lifted the accelerator,
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  Speaker 7: but they didn't. So President Trump had to take a
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  Speaker 7: stand lest the Republicans fall prey to some historic blood
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  Speaker 7: bath that will set the Republican Party back faster than
• 47:56
  Speaker 7: you can say FDR. The death of Robin Hood, the
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  Speaker 7: death of the guy who goes and takes the money
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  Speaker 7: back from the government and gives it to the taxpayers.
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  Speaker 7: Because there's only half of us who are taxpayers anymore,
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  Speaker 7: So who are we giving it back to. Don't tax you,
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  Speaker 7: don't tax me. Let's go get the other guy behind
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  Speaker 7: the tree. And then you get behind the tree and
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  Speaker 7: you realize you're the guy behind the tree. Now, hahaha. Funny,
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  Speaker 7: isn't that? This is where it's headed. This is where
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  Speaker 7: it's always been headed. Conservatives have been laughed at, Conservatives
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  Speaker 7: have been marginalized. Conservatives have been mischaracterized as being against
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  Speaker 7: everything because we trust in a moral society and it
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  Speaker 7: doesn't take a lot of people to make a society immoral.
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  Speaker 7: Bob out in Portland just sent me one of his
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  Speaker 7: great cartoons from the interwebs. It's a couple of demons
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  Speaker 7: standing by the fire and brimstone as a basket falls
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  Speaker 7: from above, containing planet Earth, and you realize after a moment,
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  Speaker 7: You're like, oh, Earth's going to hell in a handbasket.
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  Speaker 7: But the one demon says to the other, Well, that
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  Speaker 7: actually took longer than I thought. Do we really need
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  Speaker 7: to read the list of seven vices to show you
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  Speaker 7: where we've gone? Pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth.
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  Speaker 7: You tell me which ones are your particular demon? Me,
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  Speaker 7: my sloth. I tell you that right now. I fight
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  Speaker 7: that all the time, and people who know me says, Joe,
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  Speaker 7: you work harder than anyone else. I know it's because
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  Speaker 7: I'm running like crazy from the inner sloth. That would
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  Speaker 7: just have me eating bonbonds and popcorn all day, watching binge,
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  Speaker 7: watching whatever Netflix put out there. Netflix could be, you know,
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  Speaker 7: put together a sitcom based on running Netflix, and I'd
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  Speaker 7: won't you know, Oh, I'll see what's well, the next
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  Speaker 7: episode's up nexton. I mean, sloth is always there, and
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  Speaker 7: I'm always running from it. Like an alcoholic. You're always
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  Speaker 7: an alcoholic. I'm always a lazy sot, even if I
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  Speaker 7: don't appear to be on the surface. But we all
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  Speaker 7: have them. Is yours pride? Is it greed? Certainly sounds
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  Speaker 7: like these boardrooms at these oil companies. It was greed.
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  Speaker 7: Maybe it was envy. I want to be better than
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  Speaker 7: exon mobile gluttony, how much is too much? Wrath? Sloth?
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  Speaker 7: Maybe yours is sloth as well. But these are the
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  Speaker 7: seven chinks in the armor that ruin a free market.
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  Speaker 7: Because we don't talk about these because I'm busy, you know,
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  Speaker 7: putting some joke together about a democrat, socialist or Pete
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  Speaker 7: Boudages or anything else, and we don't realize the bigger
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  Speaker 7: problem is, as I said yesterday and I said last
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  Speaker 7: week and the week before, the only way to make
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  Speaker 7: America great again is to make Americans great again. And
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  Speaker 7: that's not a winning Now. Nobody wants to be told, hey,
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  Speaker 7: you need to check up from the neck up, but
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  Speaker 7: we all do. It's not a lie, it's reality. It's
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  Speaker 7: like saying, well, I don't want to tell you death
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  Speaker 7: is horrific. Well, we're all getting one. We're all getting
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  Speaker 7: a demise. At some point, we're all going to get
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  Speaker 7: six feet of dirt shoveled on us. It's not nihilism
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  Speaker 7: to say it. It is realism, and it's motivational to say, well,
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  Speaker 7: let's not waste the days we have. We don't know
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  Speaker 7: when the last one's going to be, so we better
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  Speaker 7: not waste this one it's one of the ways I
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  Speaker 7: fight my sloth. It's not wrong to say that we're
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  Speaker 7: all wired with these seven vices. It was why Madison
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  Speaker 7: restricted the power of the federal government because he knew
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  Speaker 7: everyone that was going to be elected to represent a
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  Speaker 7: community in the American government was going to come with
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  Speaker 7: at least a few of these seven vices, so he
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  Speaker 7: wanted to limit their power.
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