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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report, early edition. The
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court rejects Trump's request to stay his New York sentencing.
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Speaker 1: An anti-Christian song is sung at Christian Jimmy Carter's funeral.
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Speaker 1: A California fire is being investigated for arson. A lesbian
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Speaker 1: firefighter says if she can't save you, that's actually your fault.
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Speaker 1: UK police demand social media silence from a rape victim.
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Speaker 1: UK farmers protest the war on small farmers in the EU.
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Speaker 1: And what makes CIA-backed Palantir a company to fear? All
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Speaker 1: this on Bongina Report, early edition. The U.S. Supreme Court
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Speaker 1: by a vote of five to four, has rejected Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump's request to stay his sentencing in the New York
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Speaker 1: hush money case, allowing the sentencing to proceed as scheduled today.
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Speaker 1: The justices who dissented were, of course, the usual, Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh,
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Speaker 1: although Kavanaugh sometimes is kind of iffy. Amy Coney Barrett
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Speaker 1: and John Roberts notably joined the leftists, closing off Trump's
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Speaker 1: last remaining pathway to avoid receiving his punishment, for his
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Speaker 1: 34-count felony conviction in New York. Trump can't attend the
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Speaker 1: proceedings virtually as Judge Juan Merchan is slated to hand
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Speaker 1: down allegedly an unconditional discharge, which just means that he
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Speaker 1: will receive no punishment. There's not going to be jail time.
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Speaker 1: He's not going to have to fulfill any sort of
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Speaker 1: prison time after he leaves office as president. But this
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Speaker 1: SCOTUS decision is a big deal because it sets a
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Speaker 1: precedent of lawfare in this country. We should have the
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court across the blanket rejecting what Democrats have done
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Speaker 1: this entire cycle, trying to persecute their political opponent. And instead,
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Speaker 1: we have murkied the waters with this decision from SCOTUS.
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Speaker 1: Justin Merchant, of course, is a literal Biden campaign donor.
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Speaker 1: His daughter is a Democrat political operative. He has allowed
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Speaker 1: no video or audio during the previous proceedings in this
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Speaker 1: case because, of course, he would look really bad if
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Speaker 1: he did. But for the sentencing today, Rashad is going
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Speaker 1: to allow audio for, of course, maximum political effect because
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Speaker 1: this is, in fact, a show trial. So Trump, who
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Speaker 1: was already the first U.S. president to be guilty of
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Speaker 1: criminal charges, will now become the first U.S. president to
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Speaker 1: be elected despite being a felon. You guys know that
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Speaker 1: this entire ordeal, it is a disgrace. It's illegal. It's
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Speaker 1: opposed by the American people who voted for Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: despite all these show trials. We've been talking about this
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Speaker 1: for so long, and it's really disappointing that this is
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Speaker 1: the Supreme Court's decision as we come down to the
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Speaker 1: wire right now. Really, really disappointing, especially on the part
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Speaker 1: of Amy Coney Barrett, who has proven herself to be
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Speaker 1: a very weak and a very unprincipled justice. It could
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Speaker 1: be that her family has received a lot of threats.
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Speaker 1: All of the justices have received a lot of threats
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Speaker 1: throughout this entire campaign cycle, especially after the overturning of
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Speaker 1: Roe v.
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Speaker 2: Wade.
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Speaker 1: And that just might be not worth it for some
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Speaker 1: of these justices, specifically for Amy. Maybe she says, you
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Speaker 1: know what? I'm not going to risk my family here.
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Speaker 1: I'm just going to go with the decision that I
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Speaker 1: know is going to be the safest route for me.
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Speaker 1: And if that's true, that is, first of all, it
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Speaker 1: shows weak will on Amy's part, but also We shouldn't
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Speaker 1: have these sort of threats against our justices in this country.
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Speaker 1: It's complete and total, I think, malfeasance, evil on the
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Speaker 1: part of the left to try and intimidate people into
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Speaker 1: doing what they want, despite it being unconstitutional. All right.
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Speaker 1: President Jimmy Carter had his state funeral at the Washington
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Speaker 1: National Cathedral yesterday. In attendance was Jill, Joe, Kamala, Doug Emhoff,
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Speaker 1: the Clintons, the Trumps, Obama. It was A whole love fest. Not.
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Speaker 1: It was actually a pretty awkward event. And at the funeral,
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Speaker 1: the Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks performed. And they sung
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Speaker 1: a song that, frankly, I think is wildly inappropriate for
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Speaker 1: a funeral of a Christian man. Jimmy Carter, of course,
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Speaker 1: was a Baptist. Here is the song that was played
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Speaker 1: at the funeral.
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Speaker 2: Imagine there's no heaven.
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Speaker 3: It's easy if you try No hell below us Above
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Speaker 3: us only sky Imagine all the people living for today
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Speaker 3: imagine there's no.
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Speaker 2: Country it isn't hard to do.
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Speaker 3: Nothing to kill or die for.
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Speaker 4: No religion to.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so a totally blasphemous song. We'll go with that, Mikey.
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Speaker 1: Sung in the Washington National Cathedral. Imagine there's no heaven.
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Speaker 1: Imagine there's no religion. Jimmy Carter's a Baptist. He's a Christian.
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Speaker 1: This is not appropriate for a Christian funeral. A really
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Speaker 1: bizarre choice. And there's a reason that leftists, they love
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Speaker 1: that song. It's their entire worldview. No borders, no religion,
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Speaker 1: no possessions. It's a Marxist utopia that has a track record,
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Speaker 1: might I add, of slaughtering millions of people every time
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Speaker 1: it's tried. It's not a utopia. In fact, we live
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Speaker 1: in a fallen world and every time we try communism,
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Speaker 1: a lot of people die. It has no place at
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Speaker 1: a funeral, particularly a Christian funeral. And I hate when
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Speaker 1: we have to hear it all the time at random events.
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Speaker 1: I mean, sports games, the Olympics. Celebrity collabs, memorials, all
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Speaker 1: the time we're having this crappy song thrown in our
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Speaker 1: faces and it needs to stop. Imagine sucks. The left
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Speaker 1: needs to stop imposing it on the public, singing it
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Speaker 1: for the public. Remember when they did that awful Imagine
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Speaker 1: rendition during the pandemic? We had the greatest transfer of
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Speaker 1: wealth in American history. Everything shut down, but like Amazon
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Speaker 1: and Walmart are open. And then the celebrity class comes
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Speaker 1: in and they serenade us really poorly, I might add,
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Speaker 1: with Imagine. Out of touch, the worst, and I'm sick
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Speaker 1: of that song. By the way, I spotted a Nazi
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Speaker 1: symbol at Jimmy Carter's funeral. You guys won't believe this.
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Speaker 1: Look at this Nazi symbol etched onto the floor of
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Speaker 1: the cathedral. Can you guys believe that? Do you see
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Speaker 1: the Nazi symbol? Comment if you see the Nazi symbol. Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's probably because it's not a Nazi symbol. It's actually
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Speaker 1: a Christian cross, specifically the Jerusalem cross. which symbolizes the
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Speaker 1: spread of Christianity to the four corners of the world.
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Speaker 1: But not long ago, the corporate media was insisting that
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Speaker 1: that same cross was associated with neo-Nazism and white supremacy
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Speaker 1: because Pete Hegseth has a tattoo of it on his chest.
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Speaker 1: And in fact, Hegseth was actually pulled from his National
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Speaker 1: Guard unit on January 6th because of his Jerusalem cross
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Speaker 1: chest tattoo, which again, they were insisting was somehow white
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Speaker 1: supremacist or Nazi. Clowns. It's a cross. It's in the
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Speaker 1: cathedral in D.C. It was where Jimmy Carter just had
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Speaker 1: his funeral. I mean, it's just ridiculous. The narratives that
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Speaker 1: they'll spin, the repurposing of symbols to meet that narrative.
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Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth is a Christian. But while that the cross,
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Speaker 1: I mean, neo-Nazi symbol, was on display at Jimmy Carter's funeral.
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Speaker 1: Just astounding. All right, we're going to take a quick break.
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Speaker 1: When we come back, we're going to discuss some of
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Speaker 1: the wild developments with these California wildfires. You guys do
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Speaker 1: discuss the Southern California wildfires. The latest fire in West Hills,
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles County is now being investigated for arson. The
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Speaker 1: suspect is believed to have started the fire That has
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Speaker 1: swelled to nearly a thousand acres. Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: Brian, this is a huge and very frustrating development.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, totally unexpected, Dan, was not expecting to
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Speaker 4: get that piece of information in the last couple of minutes.
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Speaker 4: We were sort of wondering why there are so many
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Speaker 4: police out here. Obviously, this is a fire scene and
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Speaker 4: we've been at fire scenes for the last couple of days.
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Speaker 4: didn't really make a lot of sense that more and
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Speaker 4: more LAPD were showing up. And then the crime scene
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Speaker 4: unit also being out here. So we spoke to the
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Speaker 4: lead officer in charge who you saw there, and he
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Speaker 4: was very open about it. He said that they believe
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Speaker 4: the Kenneth fire, which is the latest fire just start
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Speaker 4: here in L.A., now at 900 acres, give or take,
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Speaker 4: they believe that someone did intentionally set said it, that
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Speaker 4: this is now officially an arson investigation. He said, this
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Speaker 4: whole area behind me, the canyon behind me, they're calling
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Speaker 4: now a crime scene, and that they have a person
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Speaker 4: in custody, detained, who they are questioning. Apparently, someone in
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Speaker 4: the area may have seen something. Now someone is in custody.
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Speaker 4: But when you think about what has gone on in L.A.
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Speaker 4: over the last three days, and granted, keep in mind,
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Speaker 4: this is just the latest fire. This doesn't mean the
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Speaker 4: other fire's that we've been covering were intentionally shot. We
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Speaker 4: don't know. But LAPD is saying they believe this latest
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Speaker 4: fire was arson, Dan.
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Speaker 1: I mean, if that's the case, and it doesn't have
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Speaker 1: to be all of them started by arson, but the
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Speaker 1: first one could have been from more natural causes, and
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Speaker 1: then the other ones could have been arson. We don't know.
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Speaker 1: There are reports on the ground. This is from Sean McGuire.
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Speaker 1: There are gangs in LA deliberately starting fires so that
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Speaker 1: people evacuate and then they can rob their homes. This
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Speaker 1: is happening at a large scale, at least a hundred robbers.
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Speaker 1: I mean, and again, these are just reports on the
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Speaker 1: ground from people who live in California. But if that
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Speaker 1: is true, I mean, how disgraceful and disgusting. It's a totally,
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Speaker 1: I think, demoralized... corrupted population where you have people taking
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Speaker 1: advantage of this crisis of the tragedy and expounding on
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Speaker 1: it for financial gain, literally stealing from the people who
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Speaker 1: have lost everything, trying to instigate them losing everything so
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Speaker 1: that they can steal right before they evacuate. I mean,
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Speaker 1: it is truly a terrible, awful suggestion. And we're going
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Speaker 1: to find out the truth, I hope. But people at
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Speaker 1: the same time, as we're hearing that it's being investigated
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Speaker 1: for arson, are blaming climate change. And this accusation is
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Speaker 1: really pissing me off. I'm just gonna be honest with
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Speaker 1: you guys. It really annoys me for a lot of reasons.
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Speaker 1: People are also blaming the high winds. And the answer
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Speaker 1: is no to both of these explanations. Wind by itself
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Speaker 1: does not create sparks. What triggers wind wildfires is is
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Speaker 1: something else winds can help spread the fire but they
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Speaker 1: don't create fire the sparks could be poorly maintained power
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Speaker 1: lines bad forest management yes arson and now that at
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Speaker 1: least one of the fires is being investigated for arson
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Speaker 1: i hope that these climate cultists sit down and shut
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Speaker 1: up because frankly they're likely that the the reason that
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Speaker 1: these fires have been so expansive Since 1987, there have
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Speaker 1: been fewer wildfires each year. Michael, let's throw up that graph.
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Speaker 1: The number of California wildfires actually peaked back in the 1920s.
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Speaker 1: It has been on the decline. Now, if you look
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Speaker 1: at the graph, acres burned, however, have climbed upward. So
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Speaker 1: less fires, but they're more expansive. Why is that? Mismanagement
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Speaker 1: and environmental policies. Instead of removing dead and diseased trees
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Speaker 1: and undergrowth, the state, following environmentalist restrictions, has allowed that
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Speaker 1: natural fuel to build up, creating the conditions for explosive,
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Speaker 1: expansive wildfires. In 2022, a state audit report found that
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Speaker 1: California Electric Utility's efforts to reduce wildfires were inadequate, and
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Speaker 1: that the state's Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety had approved
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Speaker 1: seriously deficient, that's a quote, seriously deficient wildfire prevention plans.
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Speaker 1: The utilities have been burying their transmission and distribution systems underground,
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Speaker 1: but the cost of doing so far exceeds those associated
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Speaker 1: with just tree trimming near power lines. Last April, Los
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Speaker 1: Angeles County unveiled its community forest management plan. And the
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Speaker 1: plan is heavy on buzzwords. like the need to ensure
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Speaker 1: an equitable tree canopy, yes, that's a quote, equitable tree canopy,
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Speaker 1: and quote, environmental justice, but it's really light on the
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Speaker 1: actual strategies of reducing wildfire risk. So California's wildfire prevention
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Speaker 1: efforts have been costly and impractical, and the climate cultists
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Speaker 1: screaming about the planet burning are actually partially responsible for
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Speaker 1: the sparked the fires, whether it's power lines, lightning, arson,
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Speaker 1: they were able to spread rapidly thanks to failed policies
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Speaker 1: driven by, ironically, the climate cult. And I also want
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Speaker 1: to talk about this DEI-infested fire department. Let's not forget
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Speaker 1: about them. I want you all to listen to LA
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Speaker 1: Fire Department Assistant Chief Christine Larson. This is frankly one
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Speaker 1: of the most enraging clips I have ever seen. Michael agrees.
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Speaker 1: He made the show last night and was just in
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Speaker 1: shock by what this woman says. Take a listen.
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Speaker 6: You want to see somebody that responds to your house,
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Speaker 6: your emergency, whether it's a medical call or a fire call,
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Speaker 6: that looks like you. It gives that person a little
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Speaker 6: bit more ease, knowing that somebody might understand their situation better.
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Speaker 6: Is she strong enough to do this? Or you couldn't
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Speaker 6: carry my husband out of a fire, which my response is,
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Speaker 6: he got himself in the wrong place if I have
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Speaker 6: to carry him out.
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Speaker 1: Of a fire. Lesbian firefighter says if she can't carry...
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Speaker 1: you out of a burning building, that's your fault for
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Speaker 1: being there. That doesn't even make sense. People get trapped
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Speaker 1: or they pass out. They need to be carried out
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Speaker 1: of fires all the time. That's part of the firefighter's
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Speaker 1: job is rescuing people. And this gay DEI hire firefighter
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Speaker 1: says that if I can't carry you, that's your fault
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Speaker 1: and your problem. Let me just say, I don't give
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Speaker 1: a crap about if the person who rescues me from
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Speaker 1: a burning building is gay or black. I don't care.
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Speaker 1: I just want to know that you can rescue me.
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Speaker 1: What the hell are these priorities? And in fact, actually,
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Speaker 1: let me say this. Please, do not send me representation
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Speaker 1: if I'm trapped in a burning building. Do not send
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Speaker 1: me a 5'3 Latina woman. Don't send me the 5'3
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Speaker 1: Latina woman. I don't need representation if I'm in a
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Speaker 1: burning building. Send me a 6'5 hunk of muscle. I
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Speaker 1: want somebody who can actually pick me up and save me.
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Speaker 1: Do not send me a little Latina woman. No, thank you.
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Speaker 1: Send me a big dude to pick me up and
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Speaker 1: pull me out of the fire. That is my preference.
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Speaker 1: I don't need racial and gender representation when I'm in
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Speaker 1: a burning building. I would prefer to live. And look,
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Speaker 1: the tragedy that is unfolding in California is It's not
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Speaker 1: going to end anytime soon. We are seeing on full
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Speaker 1: display the systemic issues that have exacerbated and even created
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Speaker 1: the immense tragedy unfolding. And like I said, it's not
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Speaker 1: going to end anytime soon. Editor in chief, go ahead.
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Speaker 1: Michael says his first question to the cancer doctor is,
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Speaker 1: does he look like me? Nobody asked that. I just
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Speaker 1: want to know that you're good at your job. And frankly,
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Speaker 1: if you're sending me somebody who was representative of who
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Speaker 1: I am as a person, they're not going to be
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Speaker 1: good at their job. I would prefer a man pick
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Speaker 1: me up and carry me out of the fire. Or
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Speaker 1: just be, I mean, if you're my, if you're my
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Speaker 1: brain cancer doctor, be good as a doctor. I don't
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Speaker 1: care if you're brown or black or gay, just be
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Speaker 1: good at your damn job. Okay. Editor-in-chief of The Blaze,
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Speaker 1: Matthew Peterson, is predicting that the California Coastal Commission simply
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Speaker 1: is not going to allow Malibu to rebuild. This is
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Speaker 1: a really powerful commission. There's all these regulations and restrictions.
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Speaker 1: You guys know the drill. He also says that homeowners
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Speaker 1: in the Palisades are about to walk through the gates
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Speaker 1: of local government hell. as they learn how hard it
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Speaker 1: is to build anything in California, as well as how
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Speaker 1: corrupt and deficient their system of regional government truly is.
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Speaker 1: Peterson writes that, What was lost this week is much
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Speaker 1: more than houses. What vanished in the smoke and flames
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Speaker 1: is the physical remnants of an American culture, symbols that
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Speaker 1: stood for the American culture, that has already suffered a
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Speaker 1: spiritual and political death. So it's the burning of what
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Speaker 1: really we all know has already died. But with fire
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Speaker 1: comes rebirth. Wildfires are often a natural force that can
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Speaker 1: reap life, taking away what exists, but also paving the
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Speaker 1: way for new growth and life cycles to begin. So
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Speaker 1: perhaps California can rise from the ashes. And this is
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Speaker 1: a turning point where a rebirth can take place in
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Speaker 1: the wake of this devastation and mismanagement. I think time
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Speaker 1: will tell. Los Angeles, many of you probably know, is
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Speaker 1: the city of Our Lady of the Queen of the Angels.
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Speaker 1: It was a city founded by Christians and named after
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Speaker 1: Our Lady. Donald Trump won the election. There's all this
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Speaker 1: talk about a revival of America and who we are.
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Speaker 1: We can't have an American revival without if American cities,
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Speaker 1: major American cities, are excluded from it. Cities are the
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Speaker 1: lifeblood of culture. And they continue to be ravaged by
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Speaker 1: dark forces in this country. And I don't think we
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Speaker 1: can give up on our cities. We have to continue
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Speaker 1: fighting for them. Rural America is beautiful. I love rural America.
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Speaker 1: I grew up in rural America. But rural America alone
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Speaker 1: does not define the country. We can't neglect our wayward
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Speaker 1: cities if we care about the soul of the nation.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about free speech. A person named
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Speaker 1: Ina Freid, I think that's how you pronounce her name, Freid,
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Speaker 1: she wrote an article in Axios titled, Meta's new policies
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Speaker 1: open gate to hate. And in this article, she writes
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Speaker 1: that under Meta's newly relaxed moderation policies, women can be
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Speaker 1: compared to household objects. Ethnic groups can be called filth.
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Speaker 1: Users can call for the exclusion of gay people from
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Speaker 1: certain professions, and people can refer to a transgender or
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Speaker 1: non-binary person as an it. Here is a picture of Ina,
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Speaker 1: the author of this article. If you are listening... Ina
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Speaker 1: is a he. A very bizarre looking he. But he,
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Speaker 1: he wants you to believe that he's a she. And
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Speaker 1: if you and every major big tech corporation doesn't support
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Speaker 1: his delusions, then he's just going to throw a tantrum
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Speaker 1: in the form of an Axios article. Validate me or
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Speaker 1: you're hateful. It is so tired. And you know what?
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Speaker 1: It's frankly enraging when you consider the consequences of speech
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Speaker 1: policing in the name of coddling protected classes. There's a
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Speaker 1: real negative ripple effect of this. It's not just protecting
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Speaker 1: people who are being bullied online. You think that that's
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Speaker 1: what it's about. And then it gets expanded and it
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Speaker 1: gets weaponized. And I'm going to give you an example
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Speaker 1: of how these speech codes can be weaponized and why
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Speaker 1: this works. male wants you to believe he's a female
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Speaker 1: is actually espousing something really dangerous. And I probably don't
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Speaker 1: have to tell you guys this, but it's good to,
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Speaker 1: it's good to look at the UK because they're ahead
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Speaker 1: of us when it comes to speech policing. They are
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Speaker 1: basically a communist country. They don't share any of our
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Speaker 1: American values anymore. These guys are, they are in a hole.
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Speaker 1: So Sammy Woodhouse is a victim of the UK Pakistani
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Speaker 1: rape network, which we have covered all week. And again,
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Speaker 1: this rape network was covered up by UK authorities several
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Speaker 1: years ago because the authorities didn't want to appear racist
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Speaker 1: by actually investigating and holding to justice groups of people
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Speaker 1: who were mass raping children as young as 11 years old. Now,
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Speaker 1: Woodhouse has been fighting for the victims and their families
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Speaker 1: for years. And this week, she reported on X that
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Speaker 1: she had received a phone call from South Yorkshire police
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Speaker 1: regarding her reporting on X. Law enforcement asked Woodhouse to
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Speaker 1: delete posts related to charges brought against people accused of
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Speaker 1: covering up the rape network. Yep, they wanted to shut up.
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Speaker 1: Shut up, Woodhouse. And realize the UK will throw you
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Speaker 1: in jail for stepping out of line. There's a risk
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Speaker 1: in Sammy not complying. They'll find a speech code and
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Speaker 1: they'll charge you with it. Mikey, let's play that video
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Speaker 1: of Sammy Woodhouse.
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Speaker 5: I just turned 14. He was 24, so he's 10
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Speaker 5: years older than me. He would pick me up from school.
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Speaker 5: I'd have my school uniform. This was happening all over
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Speaker 5: our town. The majority of them were Pakistani Muslim men.
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Speaker 5: Children as young as 10 and 11 years old. And
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Speaker 5: the authorities were turning a complete blind eye. They didn't
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Speaker 5: want to be called racist or Islamophobic. So it was
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Speaker 5: easy for them to just call us little white slags
23:46
Speaker 5: and love sick teenagers that kept going back. He'd kidnapped somebody,
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Speaker 5: stabbed him, I think about 12 times with a screwdriver.
23:54
Speaker 5: I tried to leave, tried to get out. He grabbed
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Speaker 5: me by my throat and he hung me over the
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Speaker 5: top floor balcony. He's spitting in my face, kicks over
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Speaker 5: my son's pushchair with my son inside it. He's calling
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Speaker 5: my son a black bastard. He says he's going to
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Speaker 5: set us on fire and watch us burn. I'll be honest,
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Speaker 5: I do think I'll be killed for it.
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Speaker 4: Do you truly believe that?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I do, yeah.
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Speaker 1: We covered yesterday how the UK Labour Party voted against
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Speaker 1: opening up an inquiry into the rape gang cover-up. They
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Speaker 1: don't want you knowing Sammy's story. They don't want you
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Speaker 1: uncovering the truth.
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Speaker 2: Why?
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Speaker 1: Because it's a direct indictment on multiculturalism and anti-racism ideology.
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Speaker 1: It proves... that mass immigration and race politics has failed
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Speaker 1: the most vulnerable among us. And they don't want the
24:47
Speaker 1: word getting out. All right, more news. Out of the UK,
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Speaker 1: farmers across Britain have organized protests against proposed inheritance tax changes.
24:58
Speaker 1: The new tax policies will devastate family-run farms by imposing
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Speaker 1: financial burdens that could lead to downsizing or closure. And
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Speaker 1: that's the goal. That is the goal across the West.
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Speaker 1: They want to destroy small farmers to supposedly save the planet, right?
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Speaker 1: That's the intention. We're going to help the environment by
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Speaker 1: getting rid of small farmers, force people to eat bugs
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Speaker 1: and lab-grown meat, or only animal products from factory farms
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Speaker 1: that can afford the taxes and the regulations. And it's
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Speaker 1: on purpose. The war on small farmers is explicit and
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Speaker 1: it is expansive. Here's what those protests look like. You know,
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Speaker 1: who knows if these demonstrations will do anything. At least
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Speaker 1: people in the UK are standing up. You're seeing on
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Speaker 1: screen tractors going straight through the city center. People are
25:55
Speaker 1: cheering them on. Is the government going to listen? We're
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Speaker 1: good with that, Mikey. I don't know. The Dutch farmers
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Speaker 1: have made some inroads a few times that they've really
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Speaker 1: been stridently opposed to a certain tax regulation. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if they're going to win. You know, here in America,
26:13
Speaker 1: small farms are closing left and right. I'm from Rowe, Wisconsin.
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Speaker 1: I know about this. And we hardly hear about it
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Speaker 1: in the news. Meanwhile, China, Bill Gates, and BlackRock are
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Speaker 1: buying up the foreclosed land. The health and well-being of
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Speaker 1: people everywhere is on the line. If Americans ate farm
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Speaker 1: to table, there'd be a lot less obesity and chronic
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Speaker 1: disease in this country. And it's almost as if the
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Speaker 1: government wants us fat and sick. If they didn't, they
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Speaker 1: would not have declared war on small farms. And they have.
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Speaker 1: And I think we need some gumption, some protest like
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Speaker 1: they have in the UK here in America, because this
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Speaker 1: is a serious problem. If we want Maha to come
26:58
Speaker 1: to fruition, want to make America healthy again, we have
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Speaker 1: to end the war on small farms.
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Speaker 6: All right.
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Speaker 1: I want to end the show today by talking to
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Speaker 1: you guys about a company that I've mentioned many times,
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Speaker 1: but I haven't gone too detail deep into. Palantir. Palantir
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Speaker 1: is a CIA-backed company co-founded by Peter Thiel and Alex Karp.
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Speaker 1: Peter Thiel is, of course, Elon Musk's former business partner.
27:26
Speaker 1: He's also J.D. Vance's mentor and a financial backer of
27:29
Speaker 1: Vance's Senate race and an investor in his venture capital firm.
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Speaker 1: You may not know a lot about Palantir, but Palantir
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Speaker 1: knows you. Founded in 2003, Palantir began with the intent
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Speaker 1: of tackling terrorism. Today, Palantir is also developing predictive profiling
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Speaker 1: algorithms to identify domestic terrorists on both the left and
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Speaker 1: the right here in the United States. before they commit
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Speaker 1: any crimes. So essentially, it's a way to target political dissidents,
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Speaker 1: thought criminals, before they've committed an actual crime. It's also
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Speaker 1: providing pre-pandemic predictive models to the CDC and WHO. According
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Speaker 1: to a 2018 Bloomberg report, Palantir knows everything about you
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Speaker 1: and is a data mining company using war on terror
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Speaker 1: tools to track American citizens. Now, why is Palantir so
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Speaker 1: important to the deep state? After 9-11, in 2002, DARPA
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Speaker 1: and the CIA began developing a pre-crime approach to combating terrorism,
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Speaker 1: known as the Total Information Awareness Program, or TIA. So,
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Speaker 1: would develop an all-seeing military surveillance apparatus. And the official
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Speaker 1: logic behind TIA was that invasive surveillance of the entire U.S.
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Speaker 1: population was necessary to prevent terrorist attacks, bioterrorism events, and
29:02
Speaker 1: even naturally occurring disease outbreaks. Congress and the American people
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Speaker 1: were furious by this, as TIA was a brazen violation
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Speaker 1: of the Constitution, and the program was shut down. But
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Speaker 1: one year later, Palantir was founded. And its first outside
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Speaker 1: investor was In-Q-Tel, which is, of course, owned by the CIA.
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Speaker 1: So why is Palantir so important? It's privatized the government's
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Speaker 1: surveillance initiatives. It successfully circumvents the Constitution in a way
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Speaker 1: that TIA couldn't. And the name of Palantir is really interesting.
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Speaker 1: Peter Thiel is a stated lifelong J.R.R. Tolkien fan. And
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Speaker 1: he named Palantir after the Palantiri. I think I'm pronouncing it. Palantiri. Yes, Palantiri.
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Speaker 1: Which is which are the indestructible seeing stones featured in
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Speaker 1: Lord of the Rings. But it doesn't seem like Peter
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Speaker 1: Thiel is inspired by the Christian faith or Tolkien or
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Speaker 1: the Christian philosophy behind Lord of the Rings. The palencheri, again,
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Speaker 1: are the tool of the all-seeing dark lord Sauron. They
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Speaker 1: are magical stones that allow users to view distant places
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Speaker 1: or events. In other words, to spy. So Palantir is
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Speaker 1: named after the mass surveillance tool wielded by the evil
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Speaker 1: villain in Lord of the Rings. So Palantir is the
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Speaker 1: deep state's eye of Sauron. How many times do we
30:47
Speaker 1: hear an explosive news story only to be told that
30:53
Speaker 1: an investigation is underway and then we never hear about
30:56
Speaker 1: it again? I'm thinking both the Trump assassination attempts the
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Speaker 1: Las Vegas car explosion, New Orleans terror attack, it happens
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Speaker 1: far too often. We're left with our heads spinning as
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Speaker 1: the truth becomes increasingly blurred, leaving us confused and at
31:12
Speaker 1: times even angry. Alex Karp of Palantir is a leftist,
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Speaker 1: but Peter Thiel has embedded himself within the political right.
31:21
Speaker 1: He's appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast, mentored J.D. Vance,
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Speaker 1: expresses support for Donald Trump, identifies as a libertarian, and
31:29
Speaker 1: even professes a fondness for the Lord of the Rings.
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Speaker 1: I too enjoy the Lord of the Rings. I voted
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Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. I listened to the Joe Rogan podcast.
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Speaker 1: So how should I view Peter Thiel? The answer, I believe,
31:42
Speaker 1: lies in the Lord of the Rings. Palantir is the
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Speaker 1: deep state's eye of Sauron. So Peter Thiel is clearly
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Speaker 1: not our ally. Nor is, of course, the deep state.
31:53
Speaker 1: It's that simple. Despite the chaos and confusion, truth does
31:58
Speaker 1: still exist, and we don't have to remain disoriented and uncertain.
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Speaker 1: When we look beyond the intentionally confusing news cycle and
32:06
Speaker 1: ground ourselves in literature, the truth becomes clear. Works like C.S.
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Speaker 1: Lewis' Space Trilogy, G.K. Chesterton's The Everlasting Man, St. Augustine's
32:18
Speaker 1: The Confessions, these works reveal deeper truths than the present
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Speaker 1: moment allows, and by doing so, we maintain our sanity.
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Speaker 5: All right.
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Speaker 1: Thank you guys for tuning in. I'll be filling in
32:32
Speaker 1: on the radio today with Jim for Dan. So tune
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Speaker 1: I'll see you guys for this show next week.
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