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They Want to Push Biden Aside Again · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Thursday morning, fourteenth day of November. I'm West Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. How are we almost halfway through November? How's
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Speaker 2: that happen? Happened quickly? I guess it was all the
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Speaker 2: lead up to the election maybe sort of made it
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Speaker 2: kind of drag on and on and on, and then
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Speaker 2: the next thing, you know, the election happened. And it's
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Speaker 2: not one of those cases where it gets dragged on
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Speaker 2: and on and on. For the results, we knew, you know,
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Speaker 2: by the next morning what was going on. And I
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Speaker 2: know that there's still some of those races that they're
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Speaker 2: still trying to figure out, and that seems to linger on,
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Speaker 2: and we got some states it's still for some reason
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Speaker 2: don't seem to want to be part of the union.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I just feel like at some point
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Speaker 2: you got to say, hey, can you get your election
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Speaker 2: stuff figured out? What's taken so long? What is the
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Speaker 2: problem that's involved, and do you want to be part
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Speaker 2: of this process or not? I guess I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not really for advocating kicking anybody out.
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Speaker 2: But at some point we have to, you know, figure
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Speaker 2: out how to get it together. Some states got it together.
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Speaker 2: Some states figured it out. Some states managed to like
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Speaker 2: Florida got it worked out a few years ago. Georgia
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Speaker 2: seems to have gotten it worked out. We had our
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Speaker 2: attempt at oh some bomb threats were called in. We're
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Speaker 2: gonna have to keep things open later, and very quickly
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Speaker 2: Republican leadership in the state of Georgia said, not so fast.
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Speaker 2: You know, if it was delayed by twenty minutes for
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Speaker 2: the bomb threat, you can stay open twenty extra minutes.
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Speaker 2: That's it. We're not doing this thing where we're staying
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Speaker 2: open till one am and waiting to see how many
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Speaker 2: votes you need and all that fun stuff. Right, allegedly,
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Speaker 2: that's what happened in the past. Allegedly. But we're here
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Speaker 2: on a Thursday together, and we echine our way towards
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Speaker 2: the weekend, inching our way towards this halfway point in
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Speaker 2: the month. And really, I mean, it feels like Thanksgivings
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Speaker 2: coming up really fast, doesn't it. I know it's one
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Speaker 2: of those late late in the month Thanksgivings, but it
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Speaker 2: still feels like it's all coming very quickly. If you're
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Speaker 2: anything like me, you've already got some sort of plans
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Speaker 2: in the works aside from what you normally do. Right,
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Speaker 2: speaking of things that we normally do, I got some
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Speaker 2: unfortunate news this morning about something. And you're aware of
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Speaker 2: the fact that I am reprising my role as Mother
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Speaker 2: Ginger in The Nutcracker. This is my sixty year doing
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Speaker 2: that and it is coming up that first weekend in December,
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Speaker 2: and tickets are still available. That's not any of the
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Speaker 2: bad news. We're not talking about any sort of bad
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Speaker 2: news as it pertains to that show. That's not the
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Speaker 2: bad news specifically. There is another bit of bad news
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Speaker 2: that I have to share relating to The Nutcracker, and
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Speaker 2: the bad news is that we had you know, last year,
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Speaker 2: we did an event. It was the Mother Ginger Tea Party,
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Speaker 2: and I hosted the Mother Ginger Tea Party and we
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Speaker 2: were We had a great time, a lot of people
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Speaker 2: that came. I was fully in character as Mother Ginger,
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Speaker 2: something that I had not done before. When it comes
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Speaker 2: to you know, this kind of show. Mother Ginger is
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Speaker 2: not a character. The ballet is not something that involves dialogue.
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Speaker 2: So we we put this together and we did the
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Speaker 2: tea party like the more the lunchtime before the Saturday
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Speaker 2: evening show. We had a great time this year. And
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Speaker 2: we don't know really, we just know that they were
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Speaker 2: tracking pre sale tickets for it and at some point
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Speaker 2: like a decision had to be made. We don't know
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Speaker 2: if the interest not to get to Inside Baseball, if
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Speaker 2: the interest because it was a little bit earlier in
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Speaker 2: the year for this tea party, which was scheduled for
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Speaker 2: the twenty third, sorry twenty fourth or twenty third, gonna
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Speaker 2: get my dates right of November. It was gonna be
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Speaker 2: the twenty third of November, Saturday, the twenty third. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: the event unfortunately had to be canceled for this year.
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Speaker 2: We're unable to make it happen. So if you have
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Speaker 2: purchased tickets and you have not been notified yet, they're
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Speaker 2: going to take care of getting you squared away with
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Speaker 2: a refund for that. So that's just the team. It
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Speaker 2: was a pajama party this year. I was looking forward
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Speaker 2: to doing it again. I understand the circumstances of it.
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Speaker 2: It just something didn't quite click this year, maybe the
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Speaker 2: timing of it, maybe people were expecting it still to
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Speaker 2: be a little bit later in the year, closer to
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Speaker 2: the Nutcracker. Now, the Nutcracker is still happening. So it's
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Speaker 2: December seventh and eight, the seven thirty show on Saturday
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Speaker 2: the seventh, and then Sunday the matinee at two thirty
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Speaker 2: on the eighth. Okay, and if your kids are in
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Speaker 2: a school field trip that's going to see the show,
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Speaker 2: they'll be coming to see it on that Friday. And
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Speaker 2: we're really looking forward what we're doing this year. I've
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Speaker 2: been working hard with the whole new group of Tabitha's.
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Speaker 2: That's what I call my polishchannels for the show, because
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Speaker 2: when you get in there the first time and you
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Speaker 2: get like twelve kids run up at you and they
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Speaker 2: sort yelling their name at you, the easiest thing to
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Speaker 2: do is just call them all Tabitha. That was the
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Speaker 2: origin behind that, and a few people have asked, you know,
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Speaker 2: why do you call them all Tabitha. I got a
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Speaker 2: whole new group, not one single return Tabitha this year,
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Speaker 2: a whole new group, and I've enjoyed getting to know
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Speaker 2: them and looking forward to what we're gonna do on
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Speaker 2: stage for you at this year's Nutcracker show. December seventh
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Speaker 2: and eighth, and I want to remind you again, get
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Speaker 2: your tickets through the River Center. Don't get them from
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Speaker 2: any of these side outlets that want to charge you
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Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty bucks. Somebody's like, ah it was
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Speaker 2: a few years ago. Oh I saw the tickets. They
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Speaker 2: are like one hundred bucks each, and I don't want
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Speaker 2: to do that. That's because somebody's got in their hands
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Speaker 2: on some tickets and they're reselling them, and you don't
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Speaker 2: want to mess around with that. That's not how you
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Speaker 2: want to get your tickets. You want to get them
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Speaker 2: through the River Center. They are going fast. So get
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Speaker 2: your tickets for whichever show you would like to attend
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Speaker 2: or both. Nobody's going to tell you you can't come
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Speaker 2: to both, and then make your plans for next year
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Speaker 2: to join us for whatever the mother ginger Tea event
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Speaker 2: will be sometime next year. So apologies for folks that
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Speaker 2: were hoping to come to that. I was hoping. I'm disappointed.
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Speaker 2: So there's that, all right. Let's dive into a couple
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Speaker 2: things concerning you know, we've had now a thuone has
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Speaker 2: been a pointed it sounds like a Star Wars character,
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Speaker 2: a little bit has been voted to become the majority
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Speaker 2: leader in the Senate. Once, you know, we get a
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Speaker 2: new Senate coming up in January, this is going to
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Speaker 2: be that bit of transition. The Trump administration has a
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Speaker 2: lot of their picks lined up ready to go. It
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Speaker 2: took eighty of the first one hundred days to get
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Speaker 2: picks in place because last time the Senate was not
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Speaker 2: ready to approve some of his selections. Now, with Republican control,
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Speaker 2: it certainly seems like things will be moving more quickly.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday's meeting in the White House seemed to be very civil.
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Speaker 2: What we saw of it, at least was civil. We
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Speaker 2: saw two presidents current and that weird, like it's only
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Speaker 2: this has only happened once and at that time, I
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Speaker 2: think that was one of the early stages of a
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Speaker 2: president coming in and doing this transfer of power meeting.
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Speaker 2: But where you've got a current president who in a
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Speaker 2: previous president, and the future president and it's just two
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Speaker 2: guys just sitting there talking. But they were civil. There
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Speaker 2: was a congratulations offered by President Biden to President Trump,
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Speaker 2: and Trump, you know, thanked him and mentioned, you know, hey,
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Speaker 2: politics can be ugly, can be nasty, but today is
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Speaker 2: not one of those days. That was a nice moment.
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Speaker 2: I think for both of them. It's the first time
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Speaker 2: I guess they've been in the same room together since
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Speaker 2: the debate. So so one of the things I wanted
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Speaker 2: to address today is something that I've been talking about
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Speaker 2: for a while now, and I guess there's now a
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Speaker 2: growing number of people. And I told you that this
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Speaker 2: would at least be discussed. I felt like, and this
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Speaker 2: was a lot that Biden was still the candidate when
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Speaker 2: I first addressed this, but and I brought it up then,
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Speaker 2: and now that there's a movement of people that want
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Speaker 2: to see this happen. You know, these are people all
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Speaker 2: on the left or basically maybe anarchists. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the I don't know what. If
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Speaker 2: you're not somebody on the left, you're probably just you know,
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Speaker 2: like the Joker from the Dark Knight, you probably just
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Speaker 2: want to see the world burn. But here here's what
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Speaker 2: I told you would at least be discussed. And I wondered,
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Speaker 2: is this something that might happen now. When I first
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Speaker 2: brought this up, this was before Biden was kind of
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Speaker 2: you know, wheeled off the cliff in the wheelchair as
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Speaker 2: the candidate. This was pre debate, This was pre a
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Speaker 2: lot of things. When I first brought this up, he
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Speaker 2: was still the candidate, he was still going to be
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Speaker 2: the Democrat nominee. And I said, then, I wonder I
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Speaker 2: could pull up the audio from the show. I said,
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Speaker 2: I wonder if he doesn't win and Trump does, will
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Speaker 2: Democrats being Democrats and being very much into this identity politics,
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Speaker 2: very much into this tribalism, very much into this we
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Speaker 2: like to check boxes.
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Speaker 1: Would he.
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Speaker 2: Even consider, somewhere between election day and inauguration day step
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Speaker 2: down as president and allow Harris to be the first
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Speaker 2: female president of the United States. I've said that multiple
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Speaker 2: times a long time ago, and kind of over the
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Speaker 2: last several months, just kind of brought it up from
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Speaker 2: time to time, And now that we're in that phase
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Speaker 2: of it that is being floated by leadership, at least
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Speaker 2: somewhere in the Democrat Party, there are people saying, you know,
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Speaker 2: this is the least he can do for her after
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Speaker 2: he didn't get out soon enough to give her a
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Speaker 2: real chance to win this election, Like that's going to
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Speaker 2: make him more tempted to do it, Like that's going
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Speaker 2: to be the thing that's going to push him to
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Speaker 2: do this. How sad it is that not only did
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Speaker 2: they push him out of the race and completely discredit
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Speaker 2: him really as the president, because that's effectively what they did.
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Speaker 2: They discredited him as the sitting president and said, hey,
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Speaker 2: you're the president. Everybody has now seen the fact that
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Speaker 2: you are not capable of doing this job another term.
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Speaker 2: So we're just going to ask it a step on down,
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Speaker 2: but it's up to you. And then they forced him
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Speaker 2: to do it. They badgered him, they pushed him. It
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Speaker 2: was very antagonistic at times. It got ugly. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this was a full on, you know, stab and Caesar
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Speaker 2: kind of thing where it was like, how ugly is
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Speaker 2: this going to get? And it got ugly. They were
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Speaker 2: people from you know, past presidents getting involved and chiming in.
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Speaker 2: There were various members of Congress in both houses jumping
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Speaker 2: in and sounding off about how he needed to step down.
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Speaker 2: And they pushed him out of the race. They pushed
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Speaker 2: him talk show hosts, they pushed him until he finally
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Speaker 2: acquiesced and let her effectively become the candidate. Now, there
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Speaker 2: were even questions about whether she would be the candidate,
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Speaker 2: whether that's who they wanted to be the candidate, but
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Speaker 2: at some point she just sort of pounced on it,
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Speaker 2: and rightfully so. I mean, if you're going to push
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Speaker 2: out the president and you're the vice president, was she
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Speaker 2: the best candidate? No? No, not at all. He was
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Speaker 2: probably still even a better candidate. We've discussed that he's
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Speaker 2: more likable than her, just in reputation. I know, I
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Speaker 2: had someone I was having a great conversation with a
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Speaker 2: friend and he was saying, well, you know, the polls
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Speaker 2: show that Harris was more likable than Trump, and I
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Speaker 2: agree with that. That's a great point, but that's not
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Speaker 2: what I mean when I say kable. I'm talking about electable.
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Speaker 2: You know, I think people didn't see her as this
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Speaker 2: is someone who should be the candidate, much less should
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Speaker 2: be the president. They didn't see her as someone and
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Speaker 2: we still have this, we still have this thing about
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Speaker 2: you know, well could you have a beer with the candidate?
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Speaker 2: And Harris even tried to have one of those moments
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Speaker 2: where she went on Stephen Colbert's show as Florida was
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Speaker 2: getting ravaged by a second hurricane that was coming through
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Speaker 2: and hitting an area that had already been devastated. While
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Speaker 2: folks in North Carolina were trying to recover and had
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Speaker 2: not properly been taken care of by FEMA, especially not
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Speaker 2: if you had a Trump sign in your house in
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Speaker 2: the front yard. They weren't going to come to you
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Speaker 2: in some cases. So she was on Colbert, you know,
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Speaker 2: cracking open a beer, and that was a very deliberate
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Speaker 2: moment of we're going to show you, Yeah, you could
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Speaker 2: have a beer with her. She's just just a good,
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Speaker 2: old average person. You could sit down and drink a
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Speaker 2: beer with her. So they pushed him aside for her,
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Speaker 2: and she didn't get any votes. There was no primary process,
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Speaker 2: No one voted for her to be the candidate. It
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Speaker 2: was just her. She was going to be the candidate,
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Speaker 2: and Biden had the reputation where I think if he
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Speaker 2: had stayed and he would have been the better candidate.
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Speaker 2: There were some others. I don't know that really Dems
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Speaker 2: currently have anybody that really has that sizzle. I don't
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Speaker 2: know that they have anybody who wouldn't have just been
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Speaker 2: walking into a buzzsaw with Trump in the selection, especially
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Speaker 2: when we saw the final results of it. But yes,
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Speaker 2: there's a push now once again for Biden to step
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Speaker 2: aside and make way for Kamala Harris, just so that
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Speaker 2: they can check those boxes. The exact thing that I
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Speaker 2: told you was going to come up months ago, and
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Speaker 2: it's come up, and I mean I'm talking like April.
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Speaker 2: I think that was when I first brought it up,
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Speaker 2: April or May. And I can't be the only person
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Speaker 2: who brought it up taking credit for that by any means.
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Speaker 2: Maybe I planted the seat. No, I'm just kidding. I'm
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Speaker 2: not one of those people who thinks in a football game,
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Speaker 2: when they're in a huddle, they're talking about me. I'm
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Speaker 2: not one of those people. I can't pretend any of that.
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Speaker 2: But I did say that here on this show. If
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Speaker 2: you listen regularly, you know it was brought up because
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Speaker 2: I just felt this is where it was heading. He
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Speaker 2: would win and there would be a push. Now there's
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Speaker 2: some sources from inside the White House. I don't even
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Speaker 2: know if they're official sources. They may just be kind
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Speaker 2: of hey, off the record. The President is not going
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Speaker 2: to step down and let Kamala Harris have this prestigious
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Speaker 2: honor of being president when she didn't earn it. It's
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Speaker 2: the best, that's the best, because he already wants stepped
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Speaker 2: down for her to enjoy a prestigious honor that she
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Speaker 2: didn't earn, and that was her being the nominee for president.
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Speaker 2: It's interesting, isn't it that by all accounts, all reports,
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Speaker 2: all insider info, is that specifically the first Lady, Jill Biden,
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Speaker 2: does not like Kamala Harris because of things that she
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Speaker 2: said about her husband in twenty twenty when there were
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Speaker 2: primaries going on then before Harris dropped out one of
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Speaker 2: the first ones out because Tulca Gabbard absolutely just you know, KO,
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Speaker 2: just early Ko for her, knocked her out of the race.
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Speaker 2: So she said things about Joe He's racist, he's sexist,
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Speaker 2: all these horrible things. Doesn't want black kids and white
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Speaker 2: kids going to school together. And Jill Biden, according to reports,
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Speaker 2: does not like her and did not want her to
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Speaker 2: be the nominee, and then she was Do you honestly
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Speaker 2: think they're going to let this happen a second time?
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Speaker 2: Do you think that the Biden's, who apparently really enjoy
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Speaker 2: being in the White House, At least according to reports,
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Speaker 2: Jill Biden really likes it and has been running some
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Speaker 2: of the cabinet meetings. We've reverted back to the old
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Speaker 2: we're the president line from Hillary Clinton. You know, hey,
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Speaker 2: is it possible? You know, I didn't know for sure
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Speaker 2: they were going to be able to push him out
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Speaker 2: of the race the way that they did. Can they
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Speaker 2: continue to badger him and push them And they're trying
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Speaker 2: to say, this is the honorable thing that he could
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Speaker 2: do for her, since he didn't give her a real chance,
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Speaker 2: just so they can check a box. Keep in mind,
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Speaker 2: go back to the George W. Bush administration when they
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Speaker 2: were trying to nominate so that they could appoint a
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Speaker 2: black female Supreme Court justice, and that was something that
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Speaker 2: Biden and others blocked from putting her in a position
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Speaker 2: where she would be a likely person to be appointed
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Speaker 2: or nominated by Republicans. You can't do that, that's our thing.
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Speaker 2: There was a Hispanic man in Florida that they wanted
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Speaker 2: to put him in a position where he could become
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Speaker 2: a Supreme Court justice, and they no, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: that's our thing. They can't have this. They can't take
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Speaker 2: this away from us as we play all of this
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Speaker 2: identity politics. So maybe you're supposed to say Latin. I
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Speaker 2: remember somebody telling me you're supposed to say Latin, not Hispanic,
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Speaker 2: but all that changes. It's so fluid, isn't It's so
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Speaker 2: it's so fluid. I had a friend who told me,
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Speaker 2: we're supposed to say Latin. Okay, I'll say Latin or
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Speaker 2: you know, hispan of Hispanic origin. I don't remember specifically
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Speaker 2: where he was from. I think he was. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if he was Cuban. Anyway, I could look him up.
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Speaker 2: The point is they're not going to let it happen,
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Speaker 2: I don't think. But I didn't think they were gonna
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Speaker 2: of the maybe cosmetic changes you'd like to make to
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Speaker 2: your garage door. Maybe your curb appeal isn't quite what
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Speaker 2: you want it to be and you need some repair
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Speaker 2: work done to the outside door. Maybe you need a
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Speaker 2: brand new garage door completely. Maybe it's making a noise
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Speaker 2: when your garage door opens and closes. Maybe it's some
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Speaker 2: sort of installation issue that you've got. With colder or
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Speaker 2: warmer weather, sometimes that stuff gets in and it's inconvenient.
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Speaker 2: Maybe you're looking at a situation where you'd like to
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Speaker 2: add a screen door to your garage door system that
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Speaker 2: you can put down and you can use your garage
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Speaker 2: space as a sort of outdoor but indoor. You know,
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Speaker 2: if you like to work on your own cars in there,
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Speaker 2: or maybe you just want a little man cavid. You'd
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Speaker 2: like to be able to open the door up and
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Speaker 2: invite all the insects in. They can do that for
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Speaker 2: you as well, and again they do after hours calls.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing worse than that thought of having your car
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Speaker 2: trapped inside your garage and your garage door won't open
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Speaker 2: dccolumbus dot com more West Carol Morning Show. Right after
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Speaker 2: the break, actor Dave Cooyer has revealed that he he's
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Speaker 2: fighting cancer Uncle Joey from the show Full House. The
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Speaker 2: diagnosis he says stage three non Hodgkin lymphoma. Says he's
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Speaker 2: already been through one round of chemo. He is sixty five,
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Speaker 2: and he said the first notice symptoms a month ago.
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Speaker 2: That's when he knew something was wrong. And he said
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Speaker 2: the good news is that at stage three, so it
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Speaker 2: hasn't spread to any other organs, and that there's a
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Speaker 2: ninety percent survivability rate. And he says his sense of
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Speaker 2: humor is what's going to get him through it, he said.
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Speaker 2: My joke is that in four short weeks, I've gone
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Speaker 2: from a virgo to a cancer. He says. I've tried
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Speaker 2: to retain a sense of reality but also a sense
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Speaker 2: of humor about it tough. That is a fight that
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Speaker 2: many of us are familiar with, if not ourselves, but
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Speaker 2: from someone that we care about, and yeah, wish him
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Speaker 2: the best in that fight. There seems Americans are looking
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Speaker 2: for a more low key holiday season this year. A
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Speaker 2: new survey found that on average, respondents will go three
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Speaker 2: holiday gatherings this year, down from five last year. I
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Speaker 2: think some of that up trend had to do with COVID.
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Speaker 2: Only thirty six percent of those surveys said that they
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Speaker 2: wish they were attending more gatherings this year. According to respondents,
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Speaker 2: the most popular gatherings that people will attend this year
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Speaker 2: or Thanksgiving dinner, a Christmas dinner, and then Christmas parties.
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Speaker 2: Fewer people plan to attend a Friendsgiving dinner this year
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Speaker 2: compared to a year ago, and fewer people planned to
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Speaker 2: go to a New Year's Eve party this year than
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Speaker 2: last year. In addition, fewer respondents are planning to host
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Speaker 2: guest during the holidays this year. Than last year. I
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Speaker 2: do think COVID was part of that for people, that
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Speaker 2: bit of a spike that happened. When it comes to
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving dinner, of course, turkey, that's center stage, that's the
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Speaker 2: star of the show. But people do really prefer the sides.
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Speaker 2: Campbell's has released their State of the Sides report for
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, and it revealed fifty five percent of
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Speaker 2: respondents said they would rather fill their plates with side
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Speaker 2: dishes than turkey. Yeah, I fit into this category. I
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Speaker 2: do like turkey, but I like turkey sandwiches more than
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Speaker 2: just a big slab of turkey on my plate. No
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Speaker 2: offense to anyone who will be preparing in ser serving
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Speaker 2: me turkey, I will eat it. About forty percent said
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Speaker 2: they'd be perfectly happy with a plate full of side
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Speaker 2: and no turkey, and of those cooking Thanksgiving dinner, sixty
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Speaker 2: percent said they enjoyed cooking the side dishes more than
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Speaker 2: preparing turkey. When it came to the sides, the top
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Speaker 2: five for the year would be what we in the
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Speaker 2: South called dressing. Some people called it stuffing, mashed potatoes,
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Speaker 2: sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, and then mac and cheese.
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Speaker 2: All good picks. Nothing wrong with that. The traditional green
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Speaker 2: bean casserole has mushrooms. I'm allergic, but other than that,
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Speaker 2: there's nothing wrong with that list. I don't do a
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Speaker 2: lot of the sweet potato souflee, but I do like
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Speaker 2: sweet potatoes in case you're preparing a meal for me.
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Speaker 2: A new survey of gen Z and Millennial finds that
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Speaker 2: nearly half of them prefer pets over children. About forty
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Speaker 2: three percent said pets are easier to care for and
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Speaker 2: less of a financial burden than kids. Eighteen percent said
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Speaker 2: they prefer kids over pets. Thirty nine percent said they
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Speaker 2: prefer both. The survey also found that pet owned are
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Speaker 2: so committed to their pets that they would make major
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Speaker 2: financial sacrifices to add years to their furry friends' life.
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Speaker 2: Sixty three percents that they would give up years of
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Speaker 2: their own life to extend their pets life span. That's
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Speaker 2: more than financial if they could add just one more
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Speaker 2: year to their pets life, sixty seven percents that they
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Speaker 2: would give up booze for a year. Sixty two percent
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Speaker 2: said they would get off social media, and fifty percent
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Speaker 2: said they would sacrifice three years of vacations. Forty eight
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Speaker 2: percent said that they would pay ten grand. There you
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Speaker 2: go the financial stuff, all right. Warning for the thrifters listening,
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Speaker 2: those vintage clothes are covered in germs. Our skin is
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Speaker 2: coated with millions of bacteria as well as fungi and viruses,
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Speaker 2: so naturally the clothes we wear are also covered with
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Speaker 2: those as well, So when you're buying that second and shirt,
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Speaker 2: you're also getting the original wearers bugs. Bottom line, wash
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Speaker 2: the clothes, really wear really well before you wear them,
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Speaker 2: and make sure you wash them in hot water because
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Speaker 2: cold water will not kill pathogens. So good luck when
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Speaker 2: you're out there doing your thrift shopping. So you know,
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Speaker 2: in the future, robots won't just be flipping Hamburgers, they'll
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Speaker 2: be performing surgeries. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and Stanford
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Speaker 2: have trained a robot to perform complex surgical procedures just
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Speaker 2: by watching videos of real surgeries. Using a technique called
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Speaker 2: imitation learning. The robot was able to handle tasks like
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Speaker 2: needle manipulation, tissue lifting, suturing, and that done with precise
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Speaker 2: like I guess precision of a seasoned surgeon. That's precise precision,
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Speaker 2: a little bit of a redundancy isn't it. It does
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Speaker 2: sound scary, but researchers believe the breakthrough could have lead
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Speaker 2: a path at least towards fully robotic surgeries in the future,
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Speaker 2: reducing medical errors and improving precision. I notice it doesn't
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Speaker 2: say anything about keeping the cost down. That'll do it
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Speaker 2: for this Thursday edition of the show. Thanks to our
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Speaker 2: back here tomorrow morning.
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