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"Other than that, how was the comedian Mrs. Trump?" (Monday, April 27, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today.
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  Speaker 2: You should be ashamed of yourself eating them.
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  Speaker 3: Your words, steal met a day.
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  Speaker 4: I thought you were going to fix that.
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  Speaker 5: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to school,
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  Speaker 5: the wind, all the.
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  Speaker 6: Choses, seven mets. The one that Josea is smile. He
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  Speaker 6: only expres.
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  Speaker 4: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 4: you this morning. You appreciate me, and we appreciate you
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  Speaker 4: coming along for the ride on the program that will
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  Speaker 4: tell you what went on last night and over the weekend.
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  Speaker 4: We'll give you our analysis, for sure, but mostly I
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  Speaker 4: want to hear how it's impacting you where you are
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  Speaker 4: at four three four eight eight two four to two
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  Speaker 4: one seven. That's a multitasker. You can shoot me a
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  Speaker 4: text message, uh there, because that's so much easier. Mornings
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  Speaker 4: are such a cacophony of all the things left to
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  Speaker 4: the last minute. There and or call chat. I love
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  Speaker 4: the conversation there. You can email as well. JT in
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  Speaker 4: the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. Of course. The
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  Speaker 4: clip President Trump talking to Nora O'Donnell Live sixty minutes
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  Speaker 4: last night, calling her out for reading the shooter's last
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  Speaker 4: will and testament or whatever it was, is apology letter
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  Speaker 4: to his family everyone else around talking about having to
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  Speaker 4: do something about this pedophile rapist, and not twenty minutes
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  Speaker 4: after Jimmy Kimmel had made a joke in the monologue
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  Speaker 4: about that very thing. But meanwhile, back at the ranch,
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  Speaker 4: will President Trump faced congressional assaults beginning in January of
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  Speaker 4: twenty twenty seven Virginia, of course by a slim margin,
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  Speaker 4: And we've done the arithmetic on how much had to
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  Speaker 4: be spent for the few thousand votes that separated Virginians
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  Speaker 4: from Yes and no, Mississippi has jumped into the fray
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  Speaker 4: just as Virginia's Supreme Court is set to rule today.
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  Speaker 4: We sat down with former Attorney general. Now with the
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  Speaker 4: election Transparency Initiative, they filed their cases on Friday, and
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  Speaker 4: now the hearings begin today in Virginia. But now Mississippi
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  Speaker 4: is going to be called into a special session, Governor
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  Speaker 4: Reeves calling in the General Assembly to discuss redistricting there
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  Speaker 4: as well. So we'll get into all those stories, because
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  Speaker 4: plenty of foot this Monday morning here, But let's begin.
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  Speaker 4: The Strait of Hormuz. Iran is offering to end its
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  Speaker 4: chokehold on the strait without addressing its nuclear program. If
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  Speaker 4: the United States lifts its pre restriction on the Strait
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  Speaker 4: of Hormuz, Foreign Minister of Boss is in Russia speaking
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  Speaker 4: with his overlords in Moscow to get permission to make
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  Speaker 4: these deals. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates has a new
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  Speaker 4: protection system called the Iron Dome. Israel has deployed the
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  Speaker 4: Iron Dome missile defense system in the United Arab Emirates
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  Speaker 4: after Iran started raining missiles down on them. Of course,
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  Speaker 4: the White House correspondence Dinner California man in custody after
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  Speaker 4: trying to shoot up the dinner Torrance, California video game
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  Speaker 4: developer and tutor apparently sent a letter to his family
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  Speaker 4: that's been published wildly around the area, newspapers like the
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  Speaker 4: New York Post and TV networks like CBS. President Trump
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  Speaker 4: said the family had even called the New London, Connecticut police.
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  Speaker 4: We're not sure exactly what the connection there. Perhaps a
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  Speaker 4: family member lives in New London that we don't know
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  Speaker 4: about yet. The Republican senator that had been blockading the
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  Speaker 4: Strait of New fed Chair has lifted his blockade. Tom
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  Speaker 4: Tillis of North Carolina said when the Department of Justice
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  Speaker 4: stopped its investigation into Jerome Powell, he lifted his blockade.
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  Speaker 4: Strikes in Russian occupied parts of Ukraine over the past
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  Speaker 4: day killed sixteen people. Authorities say this falling on the
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  Speaker 4: fortieth anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, King Charles the
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  Speaker 4: Third is still heading to the United States despite the
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  Speaker 4: threats and attack on the White House Correspondence dinner Buckingham
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  Speaker 4: Palas said, the King is greatly relieved to hear that
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  Speaker 4: the President, first Lady and all guests were unharmed and
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  Speaker 4: this morning at four three four eight A two four
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  Speaker 4: to two one seven. I want to get into this.
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  Speaker 4: now they they get dragged into the redistricting stuff. As
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  Speaker 4: the Mississippi Governor has said, Yeah, us too. It's the
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  Speaker 4: navigate the stormy seas of gold and silver investing. Good morning, James,
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  Speaker 4: Happy Monday. How are you doing, sir?
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  Speaker 21: God Thanks Joe.
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  Speaker 4: James, Well, that's not a good start. Let's let's see
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  Speaker 4: if we can get his cell, turn the sucket from
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  Speaker 4: the sky down, link Ant and I into a different
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  Speaker 4: direction and see if we can't get James's phone back
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  Speaker 4: on here. James, are you there, I'm here, Joe are
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  Speaker 4: you there? Yes, I'm somewhere. I'm not sure where anymore.
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  Speaker 4: So how are gold and Silver doing this morning? They
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  Speaker 4: are right at even.
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  Speaker 21: So far today gold is at four thousand seven dollars.
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  Speaker 4: Oh dear go again somebody did somebody drive a car
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  Speaker 21: Yeah, I'm here, Joe.
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  Speaker 4: Okay, we lost you just as you were saying, what
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  Speaker 4: gold was the same as last week? How about silver.
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  Speaker 21: Just above even at seventy five dollars and thirty cents
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  Speaker 21: at the moment, so both starting off the week, you know,
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  Speaker 21: right where they left off the week on Friday, which
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  Speaker 21: is great to see. So we'll see where they go
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  Speaker 21: this week. We really needs silver to test eighty dollars again,
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  Speaker 21: but we'll see.
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  Speaker 4: Well, get it now while the getting's good. Then when
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  Speaker 4: you have that opportunity under the ceiling there, James. Luck
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  Speaker 4: of course, jcsgold dot com. You can call them after
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  Speaker 4: more about this. If you've been thinking about it, you're like, oh, gasp,
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  Speaker 4: you know oil was up two dollars or no, pardon me,
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  Speaker 4: two percent over the weekend and stuff like that. You
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  Speaker 4: can even check on their website how that stuff all
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  Speaker 4: tracks against gold and silver's value. James, you have a
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  Speaker 4: great Monday, sir, Thanks to you too. So four three
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  Speaker 4: four eight A two four to two one seven you
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  Speaker 4: want to reboot our phone system while I get into
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  Speaker 4: the Mississippi redistricting here. Just it's just one of those
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  Speaker 4: things that when when the phone system gets dodgy like that, uh,
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  Speaker 4: sometimes it just takes a well, you put your finger
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  Speaker 4: on the button and you hold it for a while
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  Speaker 4: and then it everything clears up.
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  Speaker 6: I don't know.
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  Speaker 4: It's very strange, little kind of what was that? Was
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  Speaker 4: that reiki or is it just shiatsu massage? Anyway, So
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  Speaker 4: while we shiatsu massage our phone system. Mississippi governor on Friday,
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  Speaker 4: Tate Reeves announced that he's calling the Mississippi lawmakers back
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  Speaker 4: in for a special session for the state's judicial map.
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  Speaker 4: I don't typically make news on a Friday afternoon, he said,
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  Speaker 4: but today I'm going to make an exception. I'm calling
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  Speaker 4: for a special session, he posted on his ex platform.
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  Speaker 4: The governor said the session will take place twenty one
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  Speaker 4: days after the Supreme Court rules on the Louisiana Versus
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  Speaker 4: Calais case, with an anticipated opinion determining whether the presence
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  Speaker 4: of two black majority congressional districts in Louisiana Louisiana on
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  Speaker 4: the congressional map amounts to unconstitutional racial jerrymandering. The pending
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  Speaker 4: decision is expected to roll back portions of the Voting
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  Speaker 4: Rights Act, which the map was made to comply with.
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  Speaker 4: Now you've heard me talk to Horace Cooper from Project
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  Speaker 4: twenty one many times. Horace Cooper was one of the
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  Speaker 4: legal team that had the preclearance list of the Voting
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  Speaker 4: Rights Act, which held to account Southern states that had
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  Speaker 4: joined the Confederacy to different standards than all the other
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  Speaker 4: states in the Union when it came to congressional districts
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  Speaker 4: or any districts for that matter. They all had to
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  Speaker 4: go through the Department of Justice. So they're now saying, well,
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  Speaker 4: specifically drawing congressional districts to benefit specific races is unconstitutional
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  Speaker 4: without having the Voting Rights Act intercede. No ruling yet
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  Speaker 4: but it could be issued anytime in the next two months,
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  Speaker 4: according to the Louisiana Supreme Court. Meanwhile, here in Virginia,
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  Speaker 4: Virginia's Supreme Court is going to actually hear argument today
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  Speaker 4: on all the laws that were broken. And I love
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  Speaker 4: reading some of the passive aggressive stuff. Well, there were
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  Speaker 4: policies that were violated. No, these policies were actually in
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  Speaker 4: the Virginia Code, which makes them laws. But the left
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  Speaker 4: wingers in the press can't even say that the Democrats
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  Speaker 4: and the Virginia General Assembly broke the law. They have
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  Speaker 4: to say they violated. They're accused of violating policies there.
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  Speaker 4: And so we'll see if the judges interceded in the
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  Speaker 4: will of the people. Even the Attorney General of Virginia, J.
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  Speaker 4: Two Taps Jones said in a statement. He said, I
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  Speaker 4: don't think the Supreme Court should intercede where the voters
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  Speaker 4: have already spoken. So it's okay according to the Attorney
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  Speaker 4: General that if people support the idea of something, it
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  Speaker 4: should be okay. This is bad news for retailers because
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  Speaker 4: I'm sure voters, if polled, might say, you know what,
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  Speaker 4: CBS makes enough money, so stealing a bunch of baby
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  Speaker 4: formula to help you cook your methmphetamine with. It's all
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  Speaker 4: just good. It's entrepreneurialism. So we're going to start voting
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  Speaker 4: to see what laws we can break and not. That's
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  Speaker 4: a big problem. But J. Jones speaks eloquently of it,
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  Speaker 4: saying that because Virginia's voters by a slim margin, supported
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  Speaker 4: the idea of giving the government control over districts. Again,
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  Speaker 4: politicians choosing their voters. After being outspent four to one,
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  Speaker 4: they eked out a couple of thousand vote victory. It's
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  Speaker 4: Why not? Hey? You know what seven thousand and two
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  Speaker 4: one hundred and forty two dollars and eighty five cents
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  Speaker 25: But at least at least we know we can we
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  Speaker 25: Well, I was listening to Governor Lanry because they had
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  Speaker 25: and his speech was really great, and he was talking
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  Speaker 25: that within our government. We have that where these rogue
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  Speaker 25: Some of them have been elected or appointed, but they're
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  Speaker 25: in a position of responsibility. And I think that's one
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  Speaker 25: It's not about the Constitution of the Bill of Rights.
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  Speaker 25: It's about following the law and not watering it down.
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  Speaker 4: And the law has to follow the constitution. Gosh, I'm
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  Speaker 4: feeling like deja vus. We've had this conversation, Joel. But
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  Speaker 4: Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School. In their ignorance of his
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  Speaker 4: Thank you, sir.
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  Speaker 25: Nice.
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  Speaker 4: Right, and then how oh years later.
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  Speaker 1: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: the second most Famous Thomas and Charlottesville.
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  Speaker 10: Wait, what.
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  Speaker 6: Excuse me?
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  Speaker 4: Thank you for letting us be of service to you
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  Speaker 4: on the radio program that number one and first and
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  Speaker 4: foremost isn't afraid to call ourselves a radio program. And
• 44:53
  Speaker 4: you get a lot of that going on out there.
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  Speaker 4: But where we gather with you and tell you what's
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  Speaker 4: going on on, what went on the night before, and
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  Speaker 4: then ask you to join in and tell us how
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  Speaker 4: it's impacting you where you are. You know, here's the
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  Speaker 4: thing that Jefferson warned us about that we grow accustomed
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  Speaker 4: to things, and I think it's there's a Roman aspect
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  Speaker 4: to this too. So Caesar knew that if he was
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  Speaker 4: going to have dictatorial power over Rome, Roman citizens were
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  Speaker 4: going to need to believe everything was status quo, that
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  Speaker 4: there wouldn't there was no real big issue going on.
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  Speaker 4: So they kept all the trappings of Rome, and then
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  Speaker 4: you know, when that wasn't sufficient, they invented new trappings,
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  Speaker 4: like the gladiatorial games and all the other bread and
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  Speaker 4: circuses that they were fed to keep them from catching
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  Speaker 4: on there might be something afoot. And so while they
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  Speaker 4: were doing all that, the Romans had no idea that
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  Speaker 4: they had no freedom or liberty. Some people would just disappear.
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  Speaker 4: I don't know what happened to Bob bobas Maximus. And
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  Speaker 4: so to keep us thinking that America is going to
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  Speaker 4: being able to fly wherever we want for what we
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  Speaker 4: consider to be a pretty low price is one of
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  Speaker 4: those thing. So the administration, and I don't say this
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  Speaker 4: is Trump, I think the administration considering using the Defense
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  Speaker 4: Production Act to nationalize these low cost air carriers. That's
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  Speaker 4: what it is. Oh, no, we're just investing. If it's
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  Speaker 4: nationalization when Venezuela or China does it, it's nationalization when
• 47:26
  Speaker 4: we do it. But Joe they offer low cost airfare,
• 47:30
  Speaker 4: and there are payoffs for it inconvenient travel schedules, inconvenient
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  Speaker 4: locations and portage. What really should happen if the government
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  Speaker 4: wants to fix Spirit Airlines? And now, in case you
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  Speaker 4: missed the story, a whole bunch of other low budget airlines,
• 47:50
  Speaker 4: including Frontier and Availo, are asking the government for two
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  Speaker 4: point five billion dollars of your taxes, my taxes, or actually,
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  Speaker 4: to be fair, are great grandchildren's taxes, because they're going
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  Speaker 4: to be the ones if we make it that far
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  Speaker 4: that'll be paying it off. They all went in to
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  Speaker 4: sit down with Sean Duffy and say, come on, man,
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  Speaker 4: if you're gonna bail out Spirit, bail us out too.
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  Speaker 4: And here and so many people have brought this. I'm
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  Speaker 4: gonna say, well, you know, how's your capitalism doing. Joeh,
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  Speaker 4: you've got capitalism on my peanut butter. Oh, you got
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  Speaker 4: your peanut butter on my capitalism. It isn't capitalism. It
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  Speaker 4: is the movement of capital but capitalism is not just
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  Speaker 4: the movement of money around. Capitalism is a two party exchange.
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  Speaker 4: As soon as you add a third party aka a
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  Speaker 4: federal government, regardless of the federal government whether it has
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  Speaker 4: the constitutional permissions to be in there. See their interpretive,
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  Speaker 4: interpretive machinations regarding the Commerce Clause, and that's what really
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  Speaker 4: more than their Defense Procurement Act, they pervert the Commerce
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  Speaker 4: Clause to give them regulatory position on these companies. And
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  Speaker 4: then and then they turn around and when these companies merge,
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  Speaker 4: like United it was United and Continental, right, United and
• 49:30
  Speaker 4: Continental merged, and American and US air merged. So you
• 49:36
  Speaker 4: wound up really with two airlines in the United States
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  Speaker 4: dominating every airport. And so if you were you know,
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  Speaker 4: outside of maybe Jet Blue, who worked very hard to
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  Speaker 4: get you know, even the little bit of a footprint
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  Speaker 4: it has, and they had to pay at time ton
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  Speaker 4: of money, and they're they're in hock up to their
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  Speaker 4: armpits over you know, the money they had to pay
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  Speaker 4: to just get a little some something in the corner
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  Speaker 4: of an airport somewhere. We've got a bunch of folks
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  Speaker 4: on the line. Let me see here, we're coming up
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  Speaker 4: on our news. Good morning.
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  Speaker 25: Who's this.
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  Speaker 4: All right? Clark? You are two in lines. Let me
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  Speaker 4: see if I get number one in here before we
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  Speaker 4: go number two. We go number one, and then we
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  Speaker 4: try to clean up. Good morning, who's this?
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  Speaker 10: Hey?
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  Speaker 1: This is Moscow?
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  Speaker 4: Bob, Hey, Bob love what you're talking about? Well, I
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  Speaker 4: mean it is, and is capitalism any more? Well explained?
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  Speaker 4: Then capitalism is two parties agreeing on an exchange for goods.
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  Speaker 4: As soon as that third party gets involved, it's not
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  Speaker 4: capitalism anymore.
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  Speaker 27: Right, But before any company should get a bailout, you
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  Speaker 27: need to cut out the compensation package of their top executives.
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  Speaker 27: Sure take for example, take for example Walmart Doug McMillan,
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  Speaker 27: who the former col Last year, he made twenty nine
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  Speaker 27: point two million dollars in total compensation. Right, if you
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  Speaker 27: took his salary and cut his compensation packaging half to
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  Speaker 27: fifteen million, that means every hourly employee would get an
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  Speaker 27: extra nine thousand dollars every year.
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  Speaker 4: I understand that. I'm not I don't get involved in
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  Speaker 4: the you.
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  Speaker 27: Know, the but that's the issue.
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  Speaker 4: Well, no, no, no, hang on a second year. Yours is
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  Speaker 4: not the only testimony in this, and I want it
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  Speaker 4: made clear. I'm not one of those guys that says, oh,
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  Speaker 4: the CEO made so much money. There are things a
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  Speaker 4: CEO is responsible for doing that is to be there,
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  Speaker 4: you know, As a matter of fact, Bob, you bring
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  Speaker 4: up a story that actually came up at my dinner
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  Speaker 4: table over the weekend, because my dinner table is a
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  Speaker 4: weird place to hear conversation. But it has to do
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  Speaker 4: with Dodge and Ford and why Dodge sued Ford over
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  Speaker 4: how Ford was compensating its factory workers back in the
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  Speaker 4: early days of automotive And really it's one of those
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  Speaker 4: original sin kind of moments. So I've got to hit
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  Speaker 4: the news here, stay tuned, always do Oh yeah, no, no, no, absolutely,
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  Speaker 4: and the corruptions just continue because too big to fail.
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  Speaker 4: How many employees do I have in your district, mister congressman,
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  Speaker 4: all of that, and it's a It begins though with
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  Speaker 4: that perversion of the commerce clause. We'll deal into that
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  Speaker 4: Dodge versus Ford thing and Clark's call to coming up.
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