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"Trans-Mission" (Friday September 5, 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: I'm not leaving too.
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  Speaker 2: I get justice, exactly justice, I suppose more like preferends treatment.
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  Speaker 3: But I'm not leaving.
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  Speaker 2: Making the morning's great again. First thing today on the
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  Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 4: Your word said, steal me stem.
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  Speaker 5: You have a day at least for work when the
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  sun comes up, drops a kid to Scooda.
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  Speaker 6: Think Joe has everything a jam do all the treasure
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  seven needs.
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  Speaker 4: No one the Joe salcemile.
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  Speaker 6: He only explet be Joe.
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  Speaker 7: I want to be Jo here hold these truths. Thank
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  you for letting us be of service to you four three,
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  four eight eight two four to two one seven this morning.
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  I appreciate everyone joining in and sharing how the news
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  of the day is impacting them where they are the hypocrisy.
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  And I think you know, finally, as doctor Clark pointed
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  out that great program connections, we're finally starting to make
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  them all special guests online with us. So let me
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  get our first things into the pipeline so we know
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  what we're talking about, and then we can get into it.
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  John Reid was there in the belly of the beast
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  yesterday and he's going to He survived long enough to
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  give us a report Washington, d C. The city has
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  filed a lawsuit against the administration over the deployment of
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  the National Guard in the capital City.
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  Speaker 4: D C.
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  Speaker 7: Attorney General Brian Schwab said the forced military occupation of
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  the district violates our local autonomy. Meanwhile, a US appeals
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  court blocked a lower court ruling that restricted the president's
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  use of troops in support of federal law enforcement and
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  immigration raids in Los Angeles. More courtroom drama a lot
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  of billable hours on this Friday. Federal Appeals Court Thursday
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  rejected a bid by the administration to lift a judge's
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  order borrowing it from refusing to issue passport to transgender
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  Americans that reflect their gender identity, not their biology. Developer,
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  along with the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island, are
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  suing the administration for pulling the plug punintended on an
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  offshore wind farm project that would power all of three
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  hundred and fifty thousand homes or a city just slightly
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  larger than the city of Charlottesville. Health and Human Services
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  Secretary Robert F. Kennedy battled with senators from both the
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  Republican and Democratic Party over the director Susan Monterez from
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  the Center for Disease Control and her assertion that she
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  was forced out. He said, I never said anything like
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  those things to her. Ron Wyden of Oregon said, so
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  you're saying she's lying to the American people. Kennedy said, yes, sir,
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  those are our first things this Friday morning. Now we
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  can get to our guest hotline where the man running
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  for lieutenant governor the Commonwealth of Virginia was in the
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  belly of the beast. Another one of these school districts
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  that is suing the Trump administration because they are violating
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  Title nine and they want to be allowed to He
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  is John Read for Virginia and thank you sir. How
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  are you doing this morning? You survived. It seems like
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  all your digits are still there. You made it out.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, you know that the crowd was not as hostile
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  as one might have anticipated based on some of the
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  rhetoric that's out there. But I will tell you there's
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  a core group of people and they've all been indoctrinated
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  and brainwashed through the educational system, the colleges and universities
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  that have convinced them that somehow a boy can mentally
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  just declare himself to be a girl and that should
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  be good enough that we should base public policy on
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  that delusion. And I'm just not going to stand for it.
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  I think it's ridiculous. I think it's delusional and absurd.
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  I think it's causing great harm to the individual students
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  who are allowed to think that they can change their
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  sex through their mind. And I think it's doing a
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  lot of damage to the school system. It's very distracting
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  to the other students, and it's it's harmful to the culture.
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  So I don't know what benefit we're getting from any
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  of this stupidity, but somebody's got to be bold enough
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  to stand.
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  Speaker 7: Up and say no, I'm going to do that well
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  and talk about that. You know, this is to me,
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  and this is my analysis of this. This is a
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  societal conflation of indulgence versus compassion, and they're not the same,
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  but we try to make it that way that if
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  somebody has pain and suffering and I'm not denying that
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  a kid who's going through body this for you or
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  any sort of self hatred does not have pain. That's
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  that would be crazy to deny that, but to just
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  accept it and indulge it is not helping it. That's
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  not truly compassionate, John, Do you agree? I completely agree.
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  Speaker 1: I don't know anybody who has had an easy adolescence.
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  Speaker 8: Most people have some sort of bump in the road
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  along the way to becoming who they are as an adult.
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  Speaker 1: And I don't think we're doing anybody any.
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  Speaker 8: Favors by denying reality in order to placate people's feelings.
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  I think that's a big mistake. And in the school system,
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  we are disrupting the lives of the vast majority of
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  students and taking our eye off of the end goal,
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  which is to educate them so they can actually read, write,
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  be critical thinkers. I mean, perhaps that's part of the
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  problem that we've got today. We don't have critical thinkers.
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  We have emotional thinkers. And so they see a child
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  who cries, and instead of saying no, why are you crying, saying, oh, well,
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  that's blowing.
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  Speaker 1: We're not going to not going to indulge that, well,
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  or you'll start indulging it.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, And that's the thing. I mean, really, you know
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  somebody who's having trouble in school. I was bullied in school.
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  I turned out well mostly okay, But you know, we
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  all have had as you said, you have bumps in adolescents,
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  and you do, and that's where I think we're failing
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  the children. But we're also you know, the schools you
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  mentioned how they're wasting, and I'll hear from come tax time,
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  the schools will tell us, oh, we don't have enough resources,
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  and we need more tax money and we need a
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  bigger budget line because we don't have enough resources. Meanwhile,
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  they're expelling all of this resource into something that has
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  nothing to do with well, maybe it has something to
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  do with biology. It certainly isn't paying attention to biology,
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  but any of the other disciplines they're supposed to be
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  Speaker 2: The Making Mornings Great Again First Thing Today on the
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  Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 7: Visiting with John Reid. John Reid for Virginia. John, how
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  do people get to your campaign contribute? I know that's
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  been a big challenge, Finally starting to get some folks
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  like Robert Johnson, former or the founder of Black Entertainment Television.
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  After that ridiculous crazy yard sign was seen out in
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  front of the Arlington School board meeting, I guess not
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  as much this time around, But how do people help
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  you out? You know with contributions.
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  Speaker 8: Oh well, you're very nice. It's John Reid for Virginia
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  dot Com. R. E. I. D All spelled out John
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  Reid for Virginia dot Com. And you know, I'm so
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  glad for Winsome that she's getting these large donations, that
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  people are paying attention to her campaign and being supportive.
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  That's going to be really important that we have a
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  strong governor who will veto bad Democrat ideas like Glenn
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  Younkin has over the last four years. That's imperative that
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  we have Winsome as governor to do just that. You know, unfortunately,
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  every campaign is independent, so I got to raise my
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  own money and I'm just getting I'm just getting washed
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  out by Democrat money that's getting pumped in. They want
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  a radical Islamist like Gazalahshmi to be our lieutenant governor.
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  They are sending a signal across the United States by
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  giving this lady the nomination, by promoting her, by preparing
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  her to be lieutenant governor. And then guess what, Virginia,
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  you decide what you want, You're going to have Gazalahshmi
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  in Q to be your governor in four years if
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  she becomes lieutenant governor, and that will send shockwaves across
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  the entire United States. So you decide, is that what
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  you want, or do you want someone like me, who's reasonable,
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  who's responsible, who's fair minded to everybody in the state,
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  who's a native Virginian, who's rooted in strong economic principles,
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  based on my business background, who's been a conservative and
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  an outspoken conservative my entire life, worked for Ronald Reagan,
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  worked for George Allen. I mean, this is an important race,
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  and I know it's the second tier race. So some
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  people say, oh, it doesn't matter, Oh it's gonna matter.
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  Trust me, it will always all across the country.
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  Speaker 7: As you mentioned, Tim Kane was mayor of Richmond, and
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  believe it or not, one of the very first investments
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  in American politics by this fellow named George Sorows who
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  found a city councilor Tim Kane to be his liking.
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  So when he ran for mayor, some of the very
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  first political contributions George Sorow's ever made. As a matter
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  of fact, if you go to Alex Soros's Twitter feed,
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  there's a picture of Tim Kine and Alex Soros, you know,
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  backslapping one another, and Alex's caption is I love this guy.
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  Ken does a lot, doesn't I wish it had said
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  a lot last year. Somebody asked me yesterday, you know,
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  would Glenn young Cain run against him? I said, it's
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  going to be twenty thirty before his seat comes up
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  for reelection. And he said what I said, Yeah, you
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  didn't notice there was an election last year and.
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  Speaker 8: Six year terms for US senators. So once you get
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  him in there, they hang around. And you know, it's
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  very telling that these Virginia Democrats pretend to be moderate
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  when they're running. Like Abigail Spamberger is pretending to be
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  a moderate. She does this whole I'm a mom of
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  three kids, and you know I've been a law enforcement officer,
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  when in fact, when you look at the voting record,
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  it's a pretty extreme leftist voting record that's dictated by
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  the radicals when the Democrat Party. You know, my opponent,
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  she won't do a debate, but I think she I
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  think she's being told shut up and sit down by
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  her own people because she is such a radical, and
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  she's so proud of being a radical. And this is
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  the woman who went marched with the pro Hamas Palestinian
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  crowd after what happened in Israel.
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  Speaker 1: I mean, this is not normal.
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  Speaker 8: People were appalled by what happened in October of two
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  years ago in Israel and in John Uton, and she
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  went embraced the radicals, and she wants to be the
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  lieutenant governor and then the governor.
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  Speaker 1: Forget it. Absolutely not.
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  Speaker 7: No, I'm going to say this part, and please don't
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  blame John, and John you can by all means don't
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  feel the obligation to back me up on this. But
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  some of the things that were written in Bobby the
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  Minneapolis Murderer's manifesto are the very same things that Kasala
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  Hashmi was marching in support of, you know, in these
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  pro Palestinian pro Hamas marches. And it's just it's amazing
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  to me that we've normalized it. John read for of Virginia. Hey, John,
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  we left you with some thoughts going into the news break,
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  so I want to get your thoughts on what we
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  were talking about.
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  Speaker 19: Indeed, never since, so you know, just a.
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  Speaker 7: Couple of thoughts on you know, where the Virginia race
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  is going.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's a very real point.
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  Speaker 8: In some school systems, like in Richmond, they barely have
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  enough money to put toilet paper in the boys bathroom,
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  and instead of focusing on what you need to focus
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  on right in front of you, they wind up constantly distracted.
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  This is a Democrat mindset is to always miss the
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  actual duty in front of you, always miss the point.
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  You know, they side with the criminals instead of the
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  world working class, you know, innocent families. They in the
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  case of Richmond, again, they got distracted by tearing down
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  Confederate statues instead of spending the money to repair the
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  pipes and the pumps at the water system planned. So
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  guess what we wind up with without water in the
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  capital city of Virginia for two weeks and then haven't
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  collapse again. I mean, they always miss the point and
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  the citizens suffer. And I think it's time to have
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  responsible leadership from dogcatcher up to the governor of office,
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  you know, the governor's office, people who will pay attention
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  to what the obvious first thing is and deal with
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  the first thing. And everybody is so distracted by this,
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  you know, and they know it. They know there's a
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  problem because they're trying to keep this secret from parents.
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  This is this is the other issue, is they constantly
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  do these things, and they make little pacts with the
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  students and and try to keep it secret from the parents.
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  Is if the parents are the enemies. No, these children
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  belong to the parents, not to the principles.
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  Speaker 1: Not to the teachers.
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  Speaker 8: And even people who would never vote Republican agree with
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  what I just said.
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  Speaker 1: They want to be in charge of their own kids.
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  Speaker 8: They don't have to placate me, John Reid, Republican Lieutenant
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  Governor candidate.
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  Speaker 1: They get to make their own decisions about how they
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  raise their children.
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  Speaker 7: Christ And Keswick just texted me now here is someone
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  who articulates the issues at play, Bravo. And I won't
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  out who he is, but that's a pretty seminal endorsement
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  considering what he's been through in his life. And I
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  can tell you that later on John Reid on with
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  us the Lieutenant governor. But John, you know one of
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  the things you mentioned is, you know, getting common sense
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  back into the decision making process. When you have a
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  US senator telling us that our rights come from the
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  government and to think anything else is radically Islamic like
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  they do in Iran, I don't know if we can
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  have a logical I know you I think you've been
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  trying to get a debate with your opponent, Kazala Hashmi,
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  But I don't know how you debate this anymore. I
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  tried in the Daily Signal to point out where Tim
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  Kane might have come up with this idea that rights
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  come from the government, but I wouldn't know how to
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  debate the point.
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  Speaker 8: It was really shocking that a former governor of Virginia,
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  a former lieutenant governor, the guy was the mayor of Richmond, Virginia.
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  Speaker 1: He's married to the daughter of a former governor. I mean,
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  this is this isn't one.
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  Speaker 8: Of the typical Yahoo nobody's who you know, just kind
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  of stumbled into elected office. That Tim Kaine, a sitting
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  senator for so long, would say something like that in public.
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  Speaker 1: I mean I watched the tape and I thought maybe
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  maybe they caught him off guard.
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  Speaker 8: He was actually talking about something else, and this is
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  one of those cases with the press.
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  Speaker 7: You're you're too kind. No, that's right, Johan, Yeah, he
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  said it.
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  Speaker 19: Well, the next episode is going to be about the
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  during these protests with real sock so socket to you
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  caption also billboards. I will pass that on to him.
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  It's it is something that I wish more people would
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  do because holding people to account for the things that
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  they legislated. Campaigns are ninety percent reputation laundering. You know,
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  let's bury the stuff that I did that was going
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  to get me campaign contributions back when I was in
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  the State Senate. This is why Barack Obama voted president
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  on all of those bills in the few years he
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  was in the US Senate, so that when he ran
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  for president, he would have a clean slate. Nobody would
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  be able to tag him for the things he stood for.
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  This email, Frank said, Joe, I winced a little bit
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  when you compared the Virginia Lieutenant governor candidate to Bobby
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  the Minneapolis murderer. But then I looked at some of
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  her positions on Hamas and his positions in his manifesto,
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  and you aren't wrong. It may have been a thing
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  you probably shouldn't have said out loud, but you are
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  famous for saying the quiet part out loud, well, you know.
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  And it's in the case of Bobby the Minneapolis murderer
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  it is often because that's exactly what they don't want
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  to do. This is why they've dropped the story like
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  a hot potato. Now it's become, you know, some Trump takeover.
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  What happened, the two kids came back to life, all
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  the other ones uninjured. Now it's not a big story
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  of guys shooting up a church because it wasn't so
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  much about him being trans as much as him supporting
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  that other marginalized community called Islamist terrorists. They don't want
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  to have the conversation about how the most stunning marketing
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  campaign I've ever seen in my life convinced me people.
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  I mean, sure, marketing is replete with instances where do
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  you need cola? Do you need carbonated cola?
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  Speaker 1: No?
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  Speaker 7: We buy it like crazy? Why because ad campaign said
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  get a coca and a smile. The inherent cocaine in
• 47:20
  the product probably helped. But even after, even after the
• 47:23
  cocaine was gone, we buy coca cola and pepsi products
• 47:31
  like crazy. Do we need them? Is there a nutritional
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  Is there a block in the food pyramid for carbonated
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  cola beverages?
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  Speaker 1: No?
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  Speaker 7: Hamas getting themselves branded a marginalized community is right up
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  there in the pantheon of amazing marketing feeds. There's a
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  book written by a friend of mine. It's called The Authoritarians,
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  and the author's name is Jonathan Emoord. He was on
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  President Reagan's Federal Communications Commission. He currently is the chief
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  council for is it Americans for National Natural Health? Is
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  I don't want to mis label him. We're going to
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  try to have him on Monday's program. It's got a
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  hammer and sickle right on the label. You're probably not
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  going to see it too many places.
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  Speaker 10: But.
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  Speaker 7: Americans for Natural Health, okay, Americans for Natural Health, and
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  this is all right in his wheelhouse. Kennedy and all
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  of this stuff, because his push is not so much
• 48:44
  that he gets you know, if you buy essential oils
• 48:47
  or any of that stuff, it's not his pigeon. His
• 48:51
  pigeon is the authoritarian government telling you what you can
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  and cannot do. We will search your house if you
• 48:58
  purchase these consumer products. We will tax you. If you
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  don't buy these consumer products. We will subsidize the purchase
• 49:08
  of a third category of consumer products. We'll mandate that
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  you have medical procedures to protect the insurance companies from liability.
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  What's wrong with a marketplace that says? And understand, if
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  you look at the healthcare marketplace right now, and I'm
• 49:33
  not talking about the Obamacare marketplace, I'm talking about the
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  cost of getting medical treatment. Ask somebody in a direct
• 49:41
  primary care association how much costs to get healthcare. Ask
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  somebody who's using a health savings account in conjunction with
• 49:50
  a direct primary care provider and a major medical insurance policy,
• 49:56
  which is pennies on the dollar compared to what health
• 50:01
  management organization memberships cost. Healthcare does not cost a lot
• 50:07
  of money. Certainly, big surgery is something like that you
• 50:10
  need to special but day to day healthcare not expensive
• 50:15
  only when it's subsidized. Just like big university, you have
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  big pharm of big medicine. Big university. Government subsidizes your
• 50:25
  purchases so that these folks can collect more and more money.
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  And the tuitions of these public universities are stunning. And
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  then they allow the loan guaranteurs to double the payment
• 50:47
  if you're a day late. I mean most other things,
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  you have penalties for being laid my rent. If I'm
• 50:55
  laid on my rant, it's ten percent your doe to
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  the Fanny Flag or Bernie Mack or whatever.
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  Speaker 1: All the.
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  Speaker 7: School loan guaranteurs is fifty percent more if you're a
• 51:15
  day late. That's how kids wind up screwed by student
• 51:20
  loan debt. But Jonathan's book is a great treatise in
• 51:24
  all of the places where all of these authoritarians have
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  moved in, and because they love to do it to us,
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  I'm not going to pull punches here. It's all racist.
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  Go back to the beginnings of the technocrat movement. Go
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  back to the beginnings the post Civil War reconstruction, the
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  Permanent Apportionment Act of nineteen twenty nine, the Wilson administration,
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  birth of a nation, the knights in white Satin clansmen
• 51:59
  riding around and convincing black people to be afraid and
• 52:02
  turn over their authority to the government. The government taking
• 52:07
  that authority from local law enforcement based on this brown
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  shirt esque escapade in fear mongering, all of it. All
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  of it developed so that the black community, now freed
• 52:24
  from their bondage, would not grow into the power structure
• 52:28
  that the white Dixiecrats of the late nineteenth and early
• 52:33
  twentieth centuries.
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  Speaker 10: Were so afraid of.
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  Speaker 1: Period.
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  Speaker 7: That's why they were so ardent to call us racists
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  for all those years. Anyway, Saturday morning, if you don't
• 52:45
  get it, ask your station. But until then Monday, maybe
• 52:48
  so long and thanks for all the fish.
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  Speaker 10: My name is Bobby. I'm a veteran and lost my
• 52:54
  leg to a roadside bomb.
• 52:55
  Speaker 9: My victory was going from a wheelchair to becoming a
• 52:58
  weightlifting champion.
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  Speaker 4: I'm Sam.
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  Speaker 15: I'm a veteran.
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  Speaker 25: My victory was finding a career I can be proud
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  of and supporting my family.
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  Speaker 26: America's veterans are on their most important tour, the tour
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  of their lives.
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  Speaker 10: I'm a veteran.
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  Speaker 4: My victory was going from homeless to Hall.
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  Speaker 26: At DAV, we're on a mission to help veterans get
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  the benefits they've earned.
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  Speaker 21: I'm a veteran, and my victory was finishing my education.
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  Speaker 26: DAV offers veterans of all generations a lifetime of support
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  for victories great and small.
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  Speaker 10: My victory was proving that disability is not a limitation.
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  Speaker 21: My victory was getting my service dog and new best friend.
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  Speaker 26: We help more than a million veterans every year as
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  they face and conquer their challenges.
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  Speaker 15: My victory is being able to be there for my family.
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  Speaker 26: When America's veterans win, we all win. Help us support
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  more victories for veterans.
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  Speaker 4: Go to DAV dot org.