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Tom Zawistowski - WeThePeopleConvention.org · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: See the talk station seven thirty if if you have
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Speaker 1: KCD talk station, Happy Tuesday. I always enjoy this time
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Speaker 1: a week get talk with Tom Zawistowski from We the
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Speaker 1: People Convention dot org. Check out the website, check out
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Speaker 1: his weekly podcast, and tune into the Morning Show every
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Speaker 1: Tuesday at this time. Welcome back, Tomsy. It's always a
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Speaker 1: pleasure to have you on the program. And actually to
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Speaker 1: see you today. Addressing Gary or Mississippi. James comments about
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Speaker 1: the phone system you are on zoom call, which means
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Speaker 1: your voice will not pop and crackle. Good to have
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Speaker 1: you on the show.
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Speaker 2: Tom, got my fingers crossed. Hopefully this sounds a lot better.
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Speaker 2: And before we get going, I want to remind you
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Speaker 2: last week when I was on, we were mooting the charity,
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Speaker 2: the cancer charity with Greaters ice Cream yea, and you
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Speaker 2: were eating graters and we got our package of six
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Speaker 2: pints and oh baby, my wife won't let me eat
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Speaker 2: it for breakfast like you were last week. But yeah,
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Speaker 2: that's just awesome. That's that's the best charity donation I've
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Speaker 2: ever made. This.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yes to Greaters ice Cream and the cure starts now,
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Speaker 1: which is the cancer charity you're talking about I've been
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Speaker 1: involved with them for years and years and Elena's blueberry
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Speaker 1: pie ice cream themed after the Eleyna deathrits you lost
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Speaker 1: your life to pediatric brain cancer and was the impetus
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Speaker 1: behind the cure. Starts now cherry and we all get
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Speaker 1: and I'll eat Elena's blueberry Pie ice cream for dessert,
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Speaker 1: tom even though I stay as far away from sugar
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Speaker 1: as possible. Why because when you eat it, money is
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Speaker 1: going to cure cancer, which frees you of all downside
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Speaker 1: risks associated with eating sugary items period. Thank you for
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Speaker 1: bringing them back up. Get it? Why you can, folks,
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Speaker 1: Elena's blueberry pie ice cream? All right, tom Z, we
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Speaker 1: need to get out and vote. I you know what
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Speaker 1: I'm happy about, and at least I hope this isn't
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Speaker 1: just sort of a passing reality. Democrats seem to be really,
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Speaker 1: really concerned with the communists, and I'll call them commed
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Speaker 1: He's the socialist whatever. The far far left, what I
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Speaker 1: will characterize is batcrap, insane idea folks that are intruding
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Speaker 1: into the farthest left wing of their party, calling themselves
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Speaker 1: democrats but advocating for things that a lot, if not
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Speaker 1: the vast majority of Americans reject wholeheartedly like getting rid
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Speaker 1: of police departments, So clearly they've got problems on their
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Speaker 1: hands with that. But that doesn't stop the far left
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Speaker 1: progressives from getting elected in the primaries. Question is whether
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Speaker 1: they can defeat Republicans in the fall. But if you
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Speaker 1: see the traditional Democrat talking heads, they are expressing concerns
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Speaker 1: about this, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
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Speaker 1: First off, I'm glad that people are paying attention to
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Speaker 1: how crazy their ideas seem to be and that are
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Speaker 1: coming out loud and rejecting them, even people within the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party, because that may may negate some of the enthusiasms.
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Speaker 1: Some are going to go out to vote for the
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Speaker 1: Democrats because well, they're unhappy with the war. For example,
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Speaker 1: Republicans got a problem on their hands getting butts off
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Speaker 1: the couch. Many not happy with the war, many kind
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Speaker 1: of not happy with the direction Donald Trump has gone
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Speaker 1: of late. So is the waking up to the realities
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Speaker 1: and the downside risk of socialism and the less palatable
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Speaker 1: candidates they are being presented going to negate the downside
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Speaker 1: risk the Republicans face as we go into November. Tom z.
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Speaker 1: I know that was long winded, but see if you
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Speaker 1: can handle it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's a good analysis. Actually, it's kind of like,
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Speaker 2: you know, a push pool type situation. And while the
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Speaker 2: Democrats seem to be doing everything they possibly can to
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Speaker 2: destroy their chances in the elections, the Republicans Republicans seem
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Speaker 2: to be doing anything they can to give it back
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Speaker 2: to them when they do that right by not passing
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Speaker 2: the Save Act. And we're going to talk about Max
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Speaker 2: Miller and things like that. So I do think the
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Speaker 2: main thing, though, is that it is bringing to people's
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Speaker 2: attention the seriousness of this election. And baby, it's as
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Speaker 2: serious as a heart attack. And it's someone who had
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Speaker 2: a heart attack. I can tell how serious that is. So,
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Speaker 2: you know, that's good. We need to understand. And I
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Speaker 2: appreciate Mike Johnson and others who are making it clear
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Speaker 2: they're not kidding around. If you go to weed Thepeopleconvention
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Speaker 2: dot org, you'll see, you know, several stories from last
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Speaker 2: week where I'm saying, look at this is what Kami
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Speaker 2: Mandami is actually going to do in New York City
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Speaker 2: to take people's property by force. Okay, it's not just
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Speaker 2: slogans and accusations. They're not even hiding. They're on Fox Newson. Yep.
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Speaker 2: We want to get rid of the presidents, the Surreupreme Court,
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Speaker 2: the Department of War. We went open borders, so yay,
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Speaker 2: thank you.
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Speaker 1: We'll take it exactly. And I guess you know, you
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Speaker 1: gotta wait for the kids to go back at school
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Speaker 1: and people to start getting engaged in politics. Sort of
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Speaker 1: the fairweather friends that are in politics, they don't really
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Speaker 1: pay much attention, but then when a big election comes up,
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Speaker 1: they'll start waking up to it and maybe looking around
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Speaker 1: and taking a look at the policies that these socialists
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Speaker 1: are advancing, and hopefully it will freak them out as
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Speaker 1: their knowledge grows about how far left the Democrat Party
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Speaker 1: has gone. Please, dear God, get everyone that you know
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Speaker 1: out to vote in November and rescue us from the
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Speaker 1: direction we're going in this country before it takes a stronghold.
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Speaker 1: We either people. Convention dot Org is where you find
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Speaker 1: Tom and his weekly podcast along with the articles he
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Speaker 1: just mentioned. We'll bring Tom back. He did mention Max Miller.
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Speaker 1: Max has got some problems on his hands. Recent pull
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Speaker 1: shows he's behind about eight points in a solid red
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Speaker 1: district that Donald Trump won by twelve points last time around,
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Speaker 1: and I think he won by twelve points. Marital divorce
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Speaker 1: allegations flying. We'll hear from Tom on that and more
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Speaker 1: coming up. Foreign exchange, Get your car fixed for less money,
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Speaker 1: That's what I do. Yes, I have a German car. Yes,
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Speaker 1: it's expected. The talk station seven forty if you got
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Speaker 1: KRCD talk stations. Happy Tusday, Ryan Thomas with Tom's Aastawski
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Speaker 1: from We the People Convention dot org. That's his website,
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Speaker 1: or strongly encourage you to check it out book market
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Speaker 1: and see what Tom has to say throughout the week. Tom'
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Speaker 1: z we got a problem here in Ohio with Max Miller,
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Speaker 1: who is having a marital dispute, a divorce dispute. His
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Speaker 1: wife is a legend who happens to be just still
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Speaker 1: happens to be the daughter of Bernie Moreno, claims that
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Speaker 1: he shoved and pushed her, hurled a scalding pot of
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Speaker 1: hot water, ridder, put a gun to her head, and
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Speaker 1: a quite damning allegation of a collar bone fracture that
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Speaker 1: his two year old daughter suffered, which I think she's
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Speaker 1: blaming him on now. He denies all of it. There's
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Speaker 1: no police report that's been filed. She hasn't ever asked
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Speaker 1: for a restraining order anything along those lines, which tends
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Speaker 1: to support his denial. But this is divorce man, and I,
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Speaker 1: and I said, by regularly pointing out, having worked in
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Speaker 1: domestic relations court, you see this kind of bickering and
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Speaker 1: hate toward formerly you know, marital bliss spouses all the time,
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Speaker 1: and allegations fly, sometimes are true and sometimes they're not.
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Speaker 1: Bernie Marina chimed in on this. Of course, he's on
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Speaker 1: his daughter's side in this, and he has asked that
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Speaker 1: Max Miller drop out of the race, but as of yesterday,
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Speaker 1: maxim Miller says, I'm not going anywhere. Does this put
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Speaker 1: the house race in jeopardy?
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Speaker 2: Tom, Well, you know Brian as a survivor of a
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Speaker 2: nasty divorce in our family, which took about thirty years
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Speaker 2: for our family to patch ourselves back together. I certainly
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Speaker 2: understand as you do that there's multiple sizes. I also,
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Speaker 2: you know, full disclosure, I know Max Smeller personally, I
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Speaker 2: helped elect him the first time. I know Emily personally,
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Speaker 2: I know Bernie personally, and it's just breaking my heart
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Speaker 2: to see this playing out in public. Uh, he's he's
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Speaker 2: made the decision to stay in the race. You know,
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Speaker 2: I saw quotes from him in axios where he said,
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Speaker 2: if I bow out, it's admitting that I did it. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: and I didn't do it, So I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: bow out. I thought that was a good response. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I think, you know, there's definitely allegations that are very
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Speaker 2: very serious, not just from Emily but from other women besides,
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Speaker 2: but he's in it. So now we'll see. Uh, it
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Speaker 2: will be interesting today President Trump is coming to Cleveland.
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Speaker 2: He's actually gonna go to Geneva, ohioes east to Cleveland
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Speaker 2: for this thing called the Patriot Games, and it will
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Speaker 2: I'll be looking to see if Max Miller is there
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Speaker 2: on the stage with him or not, right because he
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Speaker 2: worked with Donald Trump in the White House. So he's
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Speaker 2: down now, because how could he not be when it's
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Speaker 2: been total negative press for you know, I don't know
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Speaker 2: two months. But we'll see what happens, because you know,
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Speaker 2: he's gonna have to campaign. As you said, it's a
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Speaker 2: plus red you know, seven plus red district. His messages
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Speaker 2: is going to be critical and we'll see if he
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Speaker 2: can he can win the race or not, but it
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Speaker 2: certainly hurts our chances to take to retain the House representatives.
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Speaker 1: Well, how would that race go out? Because I always
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Speaker 1: struggle with this. You know, if I was placed in
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Speaker 1: a position where I was in Miller's district, Okay, and
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Speaker 1: let's say I believe her allegations and therefore I would
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Speaker 1: not look favorably upon voting for Miller, I wouldn't vote
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Speaker 1: because it's against my grain politically for someone who is
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Speaker 1: advancing principles that I find fundamentally wrong mostly Democrats. Okay.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe in socialism, I don't believe in big government, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 1: So I could never vote for Brian Poindexter, even though
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Speaker 1: I mean, I'm presuming his policies are you know, typical
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Speaker 1: Democrat policies, maybe even further than the Left. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: But I wouldn't vote then for either of them I
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Speaker 1: would go vote. Is that the risk that we run here?
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Speaker 1: The sort of I'm not even gonna participate in this,
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Speaker 1: And then it comes down a big question mark and
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Speaker 1: kind of a coin flip as to who would win
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Speaker 1: in this very concert servative district.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you're hitting on a key point. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you could take that and extrapolate it across the country
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Speaker 2: because there's so many Republican voters who are so upset
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Speaker 2: about the lack of you know, getting anything done. You know,
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Speaker 2: you were talking on the show earlier about property taxes
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Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff here in Ohio, and
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Speaker 2: that's my concern. And so I have a message. It's
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Speaker 2: really straight forward for everyone. I'm not asking to vote
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Speaker 2: for Republicans. I'm asking you to vote in your own
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Speaker 2: best interest, and our own best interest is to destroy
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Speaker 2: the Democrat communists once and for all by voting for
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Speaker 2: every Republican with a pulse in every race. I don't
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Speaker 2: care if it's a dog catcher in November. We have
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Speaker 2: a historical opportunity to make the Democrat Party go the
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Speaker 2: way of the Whigs, and that's where they should go.
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Speaker 2: And yes, you're gonna have to vote for Max Miller
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Speaker 2: and a lot of other people you don't like, but
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Speaker 2: it's in our personal best interest as we the people.
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Speaker 2: I hope that message is and makes sense to some
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Speaker 2: of your listeners.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, especially in a he said, she said situation where
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Speaker 1: no one truly knows the answer of whether Miller is
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Speaker 1: actually guilty of the allegations he's been charged with, at
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Speaker 1: least in the media. So go ahead and vote for Miller,
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Speaker 1: don't vote for Poindexter. You make a very good point
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Speaker 1: on that, and down the road maybe it'll come to
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Speaker 1: pass that in fact he did did abuse his wife
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Speaker 1: or something, in which case maybe he can resign and
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Speaker 1: step down for the good of the party. But at
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Speaker 1: least you've got You've kept a Democrat off or out
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Speaker 1: of an elected capacity, which is very important these days.
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Speaker 1: Good point to That's our.
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Speaker 2: Goal, that's what we're trying to do. So you know,
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Speaker 2: let's do it.
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Speaker 1: Evak romasway. We'll talk about him next as plan for
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Speaker 1: data centers. And I have a question for you, Tom,
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Speaker 1: is he going to add a big prominent letters ferreting
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Speaker 1: out and eliminating fraud in the state of Ohio. That
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Speaker 1: and a whole lot more coming up with Tom's Alastowski,
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Speaker 1: Dive at the at eight thirty. The meantime, Tom Zawastewski
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Speaker 1: from We the People Convention dot Org. Tom pivoting over
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Speaker 1: to V. V Ramaswaman, of course, could you sure could
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Speaker 1: use him as governor? Obviously demonstrably better choice than Amy
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Speaker 1: act and for multitude of reasons. We don't have time
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Speaker 1: to go through, but we need to know where he
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Speaker 1: is on certain things like data centers. I know it's
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Speaker 1: a big issue. I guess Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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Speaker 1: has come out with a I guess a plan to
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Speaker 1: sort of prevent data centers or cause force data centers
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Speaker 1: to have to pay for the extra demand they place
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Speaker 1: on the electric grid. So there's a solution maybe in
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Speaker 1: the works for that. People have other concerns about data centers.
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Speaker 1: I think most of those, any problems associated with him
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Speaker 1: can be alleviated. But where is V. V Ramaswami on
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Speaker 1: the whole idea of data centers? Tom?
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Speaker 2: Well, Well, Brian, I was so relieved to see him
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Speaker 2: put this out. Okay, it's called the the Banks Ohioan's
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Speaker 2: first Data Center Pledge. You can see it at his
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Speaker 2: website at Tobacco Foroohio dot com in the press leading section.
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Speaker 2: Why was I relieved? Because the Republicans just lit in
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Speaker 2: this major issue to the citizens of Ohio just sit
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Speaker 2: there and not really take a good position. And finally
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Speaker 2: he took the lead, and I wrote to him and
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Speaker 2: I said, the bank, thank you for finally doing it.
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Speaker 2: Now you know you and I may not agree with
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Speaker 2: everything in it. He's got a really interesting idea of
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Speaker 2: he basically not only wants to do what you just
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Speaker 2: said of how the data centers pay for their own electricity,
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Speaker 2: he wants them to pay for the electricity of all
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Speaker 2: the residents is around them, which he calls the you know,
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Speaker 2: the priority zone or whatever. I'm not even sure that's legal,
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Speaker 2: but at least he came out with a plan that
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Speaker 2: says he's going to eliminate electric bills, cut property taxes,
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Speaker 2: and protect ohouse environment. And I think that's awesome. I
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Speaker 2: think everyone should read it. And then here's the other thing.
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Speaker 2: I think every bloody Republican run for House and Senate,
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Speaker 2: everything should get behind it, say that we're together on this.
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Speaker 2: We are the Republicans, we have a solution, and we're
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Speaker 2: gonna protect Ohioans. They needed to do this like two
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Speaker 2: months ago. I'm glad he did it last week.
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Speaker 1: Well fair enough, And I guess to the extent data
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Speaker 1: centers get the permission to be able to generate their electricity,
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Speaker 1: and they have an abundance of electricity. Again, I think
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Speaker 1: about small modular reactors. If they get over the regulatory
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Speaker 1: hurdles that I guess nobody else is capable of doing,
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Speaker 1: and they have extra power that they may be able
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Speaker 1: to share with people, that's fine. But if we had
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Speaker 1: if a Democrat showed up and asked and demanded that
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Speaker 1: big business or Amazon start paying for everybody's electricity bills,
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Speaker 1: we'd be screaming our bloody heads off, Tomsy, isn't that
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Speaker 1: taxing the ricks?
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Speaker 2: Oh? Man? See, this is where we cross the line.
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Speaker 2: And concertos, you know, they lose their constitutional principles at times,
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Speaker 2: and you got to bring them back. And that's exactly
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Speaker 2: a right point. The other thing is there's this trend
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Speaker 2: that everyone wants to treat data centers differently than auto
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Speaker 2: plants or steel mills or any other business. You can't
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Speaker 2: do that, golf, and particularly when they're building on land
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Speaker 2: that's zoned for certain things and they're meeting the zoning requirements,
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Speaker 2: so you know, again giving you know, requiring them to
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Speaker 2: pay for my electric bill. I don't think that's something
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Speaker 2: that can fly. But I definitely think they will pay
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Speaker 2: for their own and that's what everybody's been asking for.
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Speaker 2: So I think is a push in.
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Speaker 1: The right direction, as long as they don't force me
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Speaker 1: to have to pay more for electricity. You know that
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Speaker 1: peak demand stuff where they have to buy power on
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Speaker 1: the open market on the fly because there's a surge
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Speaker 1: in demand. They have to shoulder that burden. Fine, make
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Speaker 1: them shoulder it, but don't cause my energy bill to
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Speaker 1: go up. I would never ask somebody else to pay
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Speaker 1: my electric bill, though. Pivoting over fraud, We've got fraud
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Speaker 1: here in Ohio, Tom, everybody's got fraud, and I really
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Speaker 1: wish this is the only criticism I think I got
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Speaker 1: right now of vvi's rep website. Again vv for Ohio
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Speaker 1: dot Com. There's no prominent I will allow your dollars
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Speaker 1: to be wasted on fraud. I will go after it,
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Speaker 1: Hammer and Tong. I commit to you to be a fiducier,
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Speaker 1: have a fiduciary obligation to the taxpayer with regard to
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Speaker 1: our use of your money. I mean, come on, that's
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Speaker 1: a simple statement. Everybody hates fraud, even leftists hate fraud.
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Speaker 2: Maybe yeah, well, well maybe maybe not. But here's the
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Speaker 2: bottom line, Brian, here's the part everyone's missing. I don't
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Speaker 2: want to say we're gonna fight fraud and cut fraud.
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Speaker 2: That's that's not enough. When JD Vance has a press
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Speaker 2: conference last week that said, what they found two hundred
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Speaker 2: and thirty billion dollars. Yeah, fraud so far. Okay, here's
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Speaker 2: the problem. If you don't cut it from the budget.
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Speaker 2: If Congress doesn't say, hey, there was twenty billions stolen
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Speaker 2: from food stamps, we're gonna cut the food stamps stamps
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Speaker 2: budget by twenty billion, it doesn't do any good because
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Speaker 2: the twenty billion stays there, and guess what they'll do.
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Speaker 2: They'll just spend it some other way with people who
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Speaker 2: don't need it. You gotta cut it from the budget
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Speaker 2: or it doesn't matter. And that's my message of the
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Speaker 2: Bank and the JD and all the rest of them.
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Speaker 2: Don't give me this stuff that, oh, sealing this money
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Speaker 2: denies your poor American children of food and stuff like that. No,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't, because the poor American children are already getting
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Speaker 2: food and stuff. Well, they were stealing twenty billion dollars.
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Speaker 2: It's on top of that. The whole thing is a fraud.
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Speaker 2: We got to cut it from the budget, and then
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Speaker 2: maybe we didn't have a two trillion dollar year deficit.
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Speaker 1: Maybe, And I just you know, these modern times we
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Speaker 1: find ourselves in hey, with artificial intelligence, it becomes a
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Speaker 1: pretty damn easy thing conceptually to prevent it from happening
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Speaker 1: in the first place. Need a few more questions be asked,
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Speaker 1: need a few more forms to be filled out. However
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Speaker 1: it happens. Don't let the money go out the door
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Speaker 1: until the eyes have been dotted and the t's have
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Speaker 1: been crossed. Is there actual eligibility or not? Simple question.
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Speaker 1: A little upfront work can prevent it from happening. So
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Speaker 1: tom z online we the People Convention dot Org. I
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Speaker 1: appreciate your what you're doing each and every day, Tom
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Speaker 1: on your website and coming on the progra