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Wicked Radio 8-12: Capital Takeover?, Protesting Safety, & Angry Actress Hates Your Food Choice · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Sometimes a news story happens that's soaping and it's so
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Speaker 1: like overpowering and dominates the headlines that you can't talk
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Speaker 1: about anything else. But even though it's politics, isn't the
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Speaker 1: whole capital takeover a little bit more? With the Trump
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Speaker 1: announcement yesterday, which we knew was coming, there was no
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Speaker 1: surprises at all. Also no surprises in the protest. It
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Speaker 1: was right on Q. It was right on Q saying
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Speaker 1: the exact same things. But there's a there's a difference
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Speaker 1: to it this time because as the day went on,
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Speaker 1: after the press conference yesterday from Trump in the capital
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Speaker 1: about basically coming this close to federalizing Washington, d C.
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Speaker 1: It was the It was the start of the message
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Speaker 1: from the protesters to what it wound up being at
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Speaker 1: the end of the day, even that changed. All I
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Speaker 1: heard during the pro all I heard in my head
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Speaker 1: was save our crime, Save our crime. Anyway, we'll get
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Speaker 1: into that, but more importantly, what does it actually mean?
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Speaker 1: Get out of the politics, get out of the left, right,
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Speaker 1: get out of the blue red, even get out of Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. What does it mean to normal people wherever
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Speaker 1: you are, wherever you live. It's fascinating and this might
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Speaker 1: be the best news of all for you. You don't
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Speaker 1: have to make this argument about crime anymore. It was
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Speaker 1: just made yesterday. All of it talk about that as well.
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Speaker 1: And there is a actress I guess I had to
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Speaker 1: look it up too. Here. I had to write it
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Speaker 1: down because I didn't even remember Jennifer Welch. She's gone
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Speaker 1: viral on her part. She's from Bravo, and on her
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Speaker 1: podcast she says, if you voted for Trump, you don't
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Speaker 1: get to choose what restaurant you go to. You don't
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Speaker 1: need me to tell you that this lady is full
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Speaker 1: of it. But anyway, we'll get into that as well.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for being here. I don't have a lot for
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Speaker 1: you today, but there's a lot of takeaways from yesterday.
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Speaker 1: And even though it seems like it's all politics, it's
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Speaker 1: really not. This is about society and what you could
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Speaker 1: do about it and what it means for you and me.
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Speaker 1: But they should find the Wicked Radio live stream all
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Speaker 1: you find us. But let's get right to it. The
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Speaker 1: announcement yesterday. I told you, I told you that these
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Speaker 1: things never start on time. They just never do, which
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Speaker 1: is always funny to me because I imaginemp in business.
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Speaker 1: Imagine like going into a meeting with Trump at Trump
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Speaker 1: Tower before he was president, right, and how pissed off
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Speaker 1: he would be if you relate to the meeting, I
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Speaker 1: or he would come in later something as a power move.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, but these things never start on time.
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Speaker 1: This thing was like thirty five, forty minutes late, whatever,
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Speaker 1: but they were all there. It was Trump, it was
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Speaker 1: Pete Hegsath, it was Judge Janine, it was Pam Bondy,
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Speaker 1: Doug Bergham, it was the Interior Secretary. Now I liked
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Speaker 1: what he had to say about all part of this
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Speaker 1: making DC, starting with Washington DC safer was all about
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Speaker 1: helping out the local police force. And they had to
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Speaker 1: do that. That's why, really, and even I said it,
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Speaker 1: which is actually a misnomer. It's not a DC takeover.
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Speaker 1: They're assisting with helping get rid of crime in that city.
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Speaker 1: But what did you hear? What did they tell you
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Speaker 1: all day long on your favorite news channels. CNN was
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Speaker 1: all over this crime's not that bad. It's really not
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Speaker 1: that bad. After the protests, which we'll get into here
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Speaker 1: in a second, After the protest last night. There was
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Speaker 1: a guy shot two blocks away from where it was
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Speaker 1: all the protests were happening. It's bad. You read all
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Speaker 1: the crime statistics. DC is worse than Boga to Colombia
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Speaker 1: and per capital murder rate and all this other stuff.
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Speaker 1: Don't let them gaslight you into telling you that just
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Speaker 1: because it's coming from Trump, he's lying. It's not bad.
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Speaker 1: It's a utopia. We've all seen the stories. Hopefully I
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Speaker 1: hope not, but maybe you've. You've faced this yourself at
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Speaker 1: a big city. Carjackings, murders, robberies, worse stuff to even talk,
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Speaker 1: even worse than that some things. But this is the
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Speaker 1: announcement yesterday, and he evoked in very important and act
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Speaker 1: that they had to dig deep on to get this
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Speaker 1: thing here. Here he is yesterday with some of the
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Speaker 1: details of what's going on Washington, DC.
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Speaker 2: And worse, this is Liberation Day in DC, and we're
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Speaker 2: gonna take our capital back. We're taking it back under
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Speaker 2: the authorities vested in me as the President of the
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Speaker 2: United States. I'm officially invoking sections forty of the District
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Speaker 2: of Columbia Home Rule Act, you know what that is,
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Speaker 2: and placing the DC Metropolitan police department under direct federal control,
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Speaker 2: and you'll be meeting the people.
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Speaker 1: That Wait a minute, we weren't told that, because I
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Speaker 1: was told directly after this press conference. This is what
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Speaker 1: This is the lying that happens in the gas lighting,
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Speaker 1: as predicted. We all knew it was coming, right, but
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Speaker 1: your favorite, your favorite mainstream news outlets were telling you
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Speaker 1: it's a takeover. He's taking over. He's this is authoritarianism.
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Speaker 1: This is no, it's not. They're assisting the local DC
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Speaker 1: police to do their jobs. And that was the theme
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Speaker 1: of the press conference yesterday. If you happen to miss
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Speaker 1: it over and over again, was that letting cops be
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Speaker 1: cops and let them do their jobs. Now he was meandering,
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Speaker 1: it was it took a long time. I mean, that
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Speaker 1: was like one of the most concise things he said.
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Speaker 1: But he went on and he was talking about the details,
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Speaker 1: and they kind of meandered into different topics. I get it.
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Speaker 1: But the takeaway is what they're going to do with
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Speaker 1: this city in assisting local police force the protests right
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Speaker 1: on cue. This is all I don't know how you
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Speaker 1: heard it in your head. This is all I heard.
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Speaker 1: Save our crime, Save our crime. Same thing now, you'll
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Speaker 1: notice something about the protests. If you pay attention to
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Speaker 1: this stuff, hopefully you don't do much, but they're dwindling.
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Speaker 1: There's less and less. I even noticed this. So they
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Speaker 1: knew this was coming. So it was an organized protest.
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Speaker 1: They had a week to put this thing together. So
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Speaker 1: the pre made signs that they marched with whatever. First
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Speaker 1: of all, there were less people, but the signs, to
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Speaker 1: me are less high quality than what we saw before,
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Speaker 1: even a couple of months ago. What's your takeaway on that?
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Speaker 1: Does that mean there's less funding for the paid protests
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Speaker 1: for the people that are supposed to be there. Is
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Speaker 1: that what it is? Or are they just are they
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Speaker 1: giving up that? This is the main takeaway on this.
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Speaker 1: There's less energy on this and they're not sending their best.
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Speaker 1: So there were marches, of course that happened, But there
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Speaker 1: were also speeches. Let's go to the first speech. I
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Speaker 1: don't know who this lady is. She's very loud. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna warn you right now. But this is the actual argument.
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Speaker 1: We live in a world now where people are protesting
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Speaker 1: the idea of making cities safer. We all knew it
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Speaker 1: was coming, but sometimes you got to step back and
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Speaker 1: take a look at this and say, is this really like,
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Speaker 1: this is real? This is reality, Like this is happening.
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Speaker 1: But there's a great takeaway on this because they just
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Speaker 1: made the argument for you. Here's again, I don't know
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Speaker 1: who this lady is, but she's.
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Speaker 3: Like way the president has been trying to provoke violence
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Speaker 3: here right here, in the black communities and in the
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Speaker 3: brown communities, having ice kidnap old neighbors, having having the
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Speaker 3: black community be harassed and profile and want want of response,
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Speaker 3: we say, hell no, we won't go.
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Speaker 1: Uh yeah, she doesn't know it, but you and I
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Speaker 1: know it. Everybody else knows that she just made the
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Speaker 1: case for everything else. She just said it. And do
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Speaker 1: they of course they're got to work in ice there,
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Speaker 1: and of course they're going to work in you know,
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Speaker 1: Department of Homeland Security into their argument. I get it.
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Speaker 1: It's all one. It's all being one big authoritarian argument.
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Speaker 1: I understand that doesn't even understand what's happening here because
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Speaker 1: as obviously I don't know our name, but a representative
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Speaker 1: of the black community, they're affected the most by this
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Speaker 1: because if you drilled down a little bit deeper in
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Speaker 1: the crime stats he was talking about yesterday, Yeah, murder
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Speaker 1: rate is through the roof. Yes, carjackings are too, Yes
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Speaker 1: it's unsafe. But you know who's affected the most, And
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Speaker 1: this is why this is so tragic, the black community,
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Speaker 1: poor residence that can't get out of that situation. But
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Speaker 1: here's the vacuum in leadership. You got people like that
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Speaker 1: lady who's saying that they're try despite trying to make
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Speaker 1: that Washington, DC city safe, that area that district safer,
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Speaker 1: that they're targeting her community. That's the real shame in this.
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Speaker 1: But again, what's the takeaway. If you've been making this
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Speaker 1: argument for years, if you've been saying forever that these
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Speaker 1: cities are assesspool, you see it. And if you've traveled
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Speaker 1: in New York I've gone to quite a bit, or
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Speaker 1: Chicago or LA about you see it. You know it.
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Speaker 1: You don't have to have them tell you and gaslight
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Speaker 1: you into thinking that the cities aren't crime written because
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Speaker 1: they are there. You now have that argument made for you. You
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Speaker 1: don't have to make it anymore. It's all right there.
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Speaker 1: And despite what people like that say, and despite what
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Speaker 1: even the mayor of DC said yesterday, and what all
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Speaker 1: the talking heads on DNN and MSNBC and all the
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Speaker 1: other network said yesterday, Oh, crime's not that bad, that's
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Speaker 1: just an excuse. This was the number one argument they
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Speaker 1: started with before this fell apart. Well, he's just he's
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Speaker 1: using this as a distraction not to talk about the
8:29
Speaker 1: Epstein Finals, right, Okay, but that's where they are. But again,
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Speaker 1: it's great that this came out. It's great that the
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Speaker 1: light would shined on this, not only the crime problem,
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Speaker 1: because if you've been saying this for years, you don't
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Speaker 1: have to say it anymore. Everybody knows it now because
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Speaker 1: you know what. The other result of this was how
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Speaker 1: many people, millions and millions of people looked at this
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Speaker 1: yesterday and they looked at man, let me do a
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Speaker 1: search term for Washington, DC crime. Oh my god. And
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Speaker 1: then they went into big city crunt. Oh my god.
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Speaker 1: They look at this. Just look at the stats. Look
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Speaker 1: what's happening here, Look at the concept. How many more
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Speaker 1: people now throughout the country know something you've known about
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Speaker 1: for the longest time. It's called no cash bail. Trump
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Speaker 1: talked about it directly. Maybe you'd heard it here and
9:13
Speaker 1: there and you didn't know what it was, Well, it
9:15
Speaker 1: was what it meant, what it people looked it up
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Speaker 1: in droves. A cash no cash bail a concept not
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Speaker 1: only in Washington, DC, but definitely in New York, which
9:24
Speaker 1: is actually where it started and other big cities. Means
9:27
Speaker 1: a criminal can go rob your family on a subway
9:31
Speaker 1: or on the street or a national park, which they
9:33
Speaker 1: talked about yesterday as well get arrested. So they catch him,
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Speaker 1: you take them to the police station and they walk out,
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Speaker 1: sometimes within an hour because they don't have to post
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Speaker 1: any bail. And in the end of and if they're
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Speaker 1: a minor, as Judge Janine said yesterday, she can't go
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Speaker 1: after him at all, even if it's a gun crime.
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Speaker 1: That's what God exposed. So the biggest takeaway in this
9:54
Speaker 1: entire thing is what you've known now about this because
9:58
Speaker 1: you're a smart, well read person and you're aware this
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Speaker 1: kind of stuff. Not paranoid, but you're aware of what
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Speaker 1: happened with the big Blue cities and what's happening here.
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Speaker 1: You're not alone in this argument anymore, because I guarantee
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Speaker 1: you believe me and trust me on this one. Millions
10:13
Speaker 1: of people looked up what's actually happening to get their
10:15
Speaker 1: own idea of what's happening. Because I mean, again, we
10:17
Speaker 1: have the information now and you have this argument. This
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Speaker 1: helped you as well. This is the same lady at
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Speaker 1: the pre protest yesterday. Again I don't know her name,
10:30
Speaker 1: but you have to laugh at these people every once
10:32
Speaker 1: in a while, people that are absolutely clueless and they
10:34
Speaker 1: just don't know what they're talking about. I don't think
10:36
Speaker 1: she quite had her talking point when we said we.
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Speaker 3: Won't go I mean, we're not going to tow those
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Speaker 3: mass and costs right into in today prisons and enslayment.
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Speaker 3: We won't go into the to their ice that those
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Speaker 3: what do you call his beautiful centers that he got.
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Speaker 3: We won't go to where alligators live.
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Speaker 1: Hell not, wait a minute, I went to where alligators
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Speaker 1: lived or in my state, they were all over the place. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I remember when I was saying about the protests, how
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Speaker 1: they're lacking energy. Apparently they're locking lacking copy points as well.
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Speaker 1: Because I don't think she had it all together. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if the protesters, it doesn't even seem like
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Speaker 1: they believed it. You know, the marches last night and
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Speaker 1: yesterday and the supposed rally like this, it wasn't that
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Speaker 1: well attended and it didn't seem like they even believed it.
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Speaker 1: What are you protesting against? Save our crime? We want
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Speaker 1: to save our crime? Is an authoritarian Oh and here's
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Speaker 1: the other thing. We had said a little bit and
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Speaker 1: kind of threw this out there yesterday during the live stream,
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Speaker 1: that this is a start because it's Washington, DC, and
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Speaker 1: this is what they can first do because they have
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Speaker 1: the ability and the means, and you know, they have
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Speaker 1: the system in place to invoke the Home Rule Act.
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Speaker 1: It'd be the easiest place to do it because of
11:47
Speaker 1: the military personnel that's there, right, that's National Guard, some
11:51
Speaker 1: marines on the street tolling a park service. They're going
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Speaker 1: to help them out. Again. Here's the thing. The biggest
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Speaker 1: lie that was told yesterday was it was it's a takeover,
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Speaker 1: no assisting the police that are already there. And I
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Speaker 1: would be willing to bet without having talked to them,
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Speaker 1: that local police are saying thank you, thanks for the
12:06
Speaker 1: help in this district where I work, and let me
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Speaker 1: be a cop again. But here's the thing symbolically the
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Speaker 1: importance of this. Why does it start in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 1: Because it's the nation's capital, because it's a tourist center,
12:20
Speaker 1: because it's right down the street from the White House,
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Speaker 1: because there are national dignitaries that come and heads of
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Speaker 1: state and captains of industry that come there for very
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Speaker 1: important meetings that can't look bet. If there's a cleanup
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Speaker 1: of crime, it has to start in that city. But
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Speaker 1: it's coming to your city soon. I would be telling
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Speaker 1: you I believe this in every fiber of my being.
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Speaker 1: This cleanup, this push for cleaning up crime and getting
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Speaker 1: it off the streets. It's not going to stop at Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. It's coming to a city near you. And
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Speaker 1: the symbolism of it. I love this. And now from Trump,
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Speaker 1: I love like you know, personal story Trump when he
13:04
Speaker 1: talks about this kind of stuff, the restaurant door example,
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Speaker 1: the analogy he put out there yesterday made a lot
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Speaker 1: of headway when he was meandering through all the difference
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Speaker 1: stats and all this other stuff. And you know, everybody
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Speaker 1: understands that, Okay, crimes bad, we're gonna do about it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: this Home Rule Act, we'll look that up. The story
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Speaker 1: he told about a dirty restaurant door was one of
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Speaker 1: the most impactful things on why this is happening. It's
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Speaker 1: probably coming to a city near you. This was excellent.
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Speaker 1: This made a big imp city.
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Speaker 4: You know, my father always used to tell me I
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Speaker 4: had a wonderful father, very smart, and he used to say, Son,
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Speaker 4: when you walk into a restaurant and you see a
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Speaker 4: dirty front door, don't go in because if the front
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Speaker 4: door is dirty, the kitchen's dirty.
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Speaker 2: Also, same thing.
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Speaker 1: With the capital.
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Speaker 4: If our capital's dirty, our whole country is dirty.
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Speaker 1: Symbolism, that's what it means. That's exactly why it's happening
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Speaker 1: in DC. And that's why they're going to see how
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Speaker 1: this works. And I beg you it will. And the
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Speaker 1: guy came loaded. I don't care whether he liked Trump
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Speaker 1: or not. He came loaded with some facts and the
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Speaker 1: best example he had of what they've done. And I
14:09
Speaker 1: think it was Pete Hegsath who talked about this. He said,
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Speaker 1: look at Los Angeles. Los Angeles would be a different
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Speaker 1: looking place right now. Remember the riots that were happening
14:18
Speaker 1: right there, at the anti Ice riots. You didn't hear
14:20
Speaker 1: about those passed four days into the riots because they
14:25
Speaker 1: squashed that right away. And again protests said the same thing.
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Speaker 1: Not as big as this, but they said the same thing.
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Speaker 1: He's an authoritarian. These the people wrote, no. The reason
14:35
Speaker 1: why they're even doing this. The reason why this press
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Speaker 1: conference even happened yesterday and people are looking up today
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Speaker 1: what the Home Rule Act is and talking about dirty
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Speaker 1: restaurant doors. It because he has the support of the people,
14:47
Speaker 1: whether they want to admit it or not. Whether the
14:49
Speaker 1: talking heads that were on MSNBC yesterday, oh railing against
14:52
Speaker 1: this authoritarianism were believe me, they're in favor of it too,
14:57
Speaker 1: but they have to put on a front like the
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Speaker 1: protesters who have believed what the hell they're saying yesterday.
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Speaker 1: They want to live in safe communities too, but because
15:04
Speaker 1: it's Trump, because it's a coming from a guy that
15:06
Speaker 1: they don't like, they have to pretend that they don't
15:09
Speaker 1: like the idea that he's coming up with, and they're
15:11
Speaker 1: against making cities safer. It's just that's where we are.
15:17
Speaker 1: But he was meandering there though there was a long
15:19
Speaker 1: press conference and it started late. There was one there
15:21
Speaker 1: was one point in time there where he goes, I
15:23
Speaker 1: think he kind of kind of lost in the in
15:25
Speaker 1: the in the copy notes, whatever it was, and he
15:28
Speaker 1: look a look at these beautiful people around me, look
15:30
Speaker 1: at it, and he points to Pete Heggsyth, the Defense
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Speaker 1: Secretary and he goes, He actually goes. I laughed out
15:34
Speaker 1: loud at this one. Look at this guy, he's actually
15:36
Speaker 1: killed people. How do you respond to Pete hegxyth being
15:41
Speaker 1: a media personality, he goes, He didn't didn't even respond,
15:44
Speaker 1: you know, because that would have made headline news as well.
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Speaker 1: Cities are going to be safer, whether you like it
15:49
Speaker 1: or not. And the great thing for you and me
15:51
Speaker 1: is and the takeaway is, you don't have to make
15:52
Speaker 1: this argument anymore. It's already done. There's so much support
15:55
Speaker 1: for this. You're not alone in the clubhouse anymore calling
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Speaker 1: for safer streets because it's coming, all right. Speaking of restaurants,
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Speaker 1: did you happen to see this? This went viral over
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Speaker 1: the weekend. I'm only talking about it now because I
16:09
Speaker 1: didn't know who it was at first. I'm sure you've
16:11
Speaker 1: seen the clip. The lady in the video you're about
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Speaker 1: to see or all audio listeners you're about to hear,
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Speaker 1: is Jennifer Welch. I don't know really much about this lady.
16:22
Speaker 1: I really don't. Described as an actress and a podcaster.
16:26
Speaker 1: I don't know whether this is her podcast or whether
16:28
Speaker 1: she was a guest, but it's something like I've had
16:31
Speaker 1: it with and they get on there and they just
16:33
Speaker 1: vent about all things they're upset about. You can imagine
16:36
Speaker 1: all the things they're that kind of person is upset
16:39
Speaker 1: about these days with things that are going on. I'm
16:41
Speaker 1: sure as one of these people who's against cleaning up
16:43
Speaker 1: crime in the cities, I'm sure of it. But this
16:46
Speaker 1: is what she said that that went viral and he's
16:49
Speaker 1: getting such a backlash. And this is if you haven't
16:53
Speaker 1: heard it, or you have already, it'll infuriate you, and
16:56
Speaker 1: it's insulting. Really, it's really off base and ignorant. But again,
17:01
Speaker 1: like all things, reframe this and understand what's great about this,
17:05
Speaker 1: because this is another one of those examples that makes
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Speaker 1: the argument for you. Here's again, I didn't know her,
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Speaker 1: Jennifer Welch just the other day, and she wants to
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Speaker 1: decide what kind of restaurants you are allowed to go to.
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Speaker 5: I've had it with white people that triple trump. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: that have the nerve and the audacity to walk into
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Speaker 5: a Mexican restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, an Indian restaurant, go
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Speaker 5: to perhaps their gay hairdresser. I don't think you should
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Speaker 5: be able to enjoy anything but cracker barrel. And if
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Speaker 5: you want to triple trump and you want to browbeat DEI,
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Speaker 5: and you want to browbeat gay people, and you want
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Speaker 5: to browbeat black people as you've been doing for four
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Speaker 5: hundred years, and you want to brow.
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Speaker 1: Here's my first takeaway. I can't believe people haven't pounced
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Speaker 1: on triple trump and put that in their bios, you know,
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Speaker 1: like the really strong mega people who will say, like
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Speaker 1: a supera, I'm dark Mega. How come nobody's come down
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Speaker 1: and said I'm triple trumped. Did she just invent that?
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Speaker 1: Or I don't even know. Has that phrase been around?
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Speaker 1: I don't even know. But the second thing is the obvious,
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Speaker 1: And nobody needs to tell you how actually insulting that is.
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Speaker 1: So you don't So she thinks in her moral high
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Speaker 1: ground that she has the ability to decide what you
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Speaker 1: can support, what you can't do. You don't have the
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Speaker 1: right to. First of all, how insulting that is in
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Speaker 1: many different ways. And the first one is so you're
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Speaker 1: assuming that it's only white people going to those ethnic restaurants.
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Speaker 1: She mentioned Chinese, I think in Mexican thera okay, and
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Speaker 1: you're allowed And in her worldview, you're not allowed to
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Speaker 1: go to your gay hair dresser. But here's the real impact,
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Speaker 1: which you're keying in on already. You've probably already like
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Speaker 1: posted this in your own social media and you're talking
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Speaker 1: about this. So this is what they always do of
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Speaker 1: that particular mindset, right. She thinks she has the moral
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Speaker 1: high ground. She's she's convinced she's smarter than you. Oh true,
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Speaker 1: trust me, if you if you had a conversation with her, yeah,
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Speaker 1: she'll tell you in no uncertain terms, she's smarter than you.
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Speaker 1: And because she's so upset at people in the country,
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Speaker 1: the majority voting for a person that she doesn't like,
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Speaker 1: she wants you to not frequent those restaurants. Now you
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Speaker 1: and I of common sense know exactly what that means.
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Speaker 1: What businesses who have said that. By the dozens businesses
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Speaker 1: that have said Trump supporters not welcome here, how many
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Speaker 1: of those have gone out of business. So look at
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Speaker 1: Howard Stern, Remember Howard Stern. We haven't talked about that story,
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Speaker 1: but Stern said he didn't want Trump supporters or a
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Speaker 1: certain segment of the population listening to his show. He's
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Speaker 1: about to get canceled. That happened among other reasons, but
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Speaker 1: that's one of them. We've had dozens of stories of
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Speaker 1: people who decide, so you're so good at business that
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Speaker 1: you can you can block people half the population out
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Speaker 1: of frequenting your business. Okay, so she so in her
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Speaker 1: own high ho on her own high horse, she's decided
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Speaker 1: that these Chinese and Mexican and ethnic restaurants should lose
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Speaker 1: half of their customer base. And that's how she thinks
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Speaker 1: she's gonna help them. Clueless, absolutely clueless. This is the obvious. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: you know what I'm gonna say. Don't ever let anybody
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Speaker 1: tell you what kind of a restaurant to go to ever,
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Speaker 1: like you would anyway. But the other thing is, doesn't
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Speaker 1: this again, just like with the protests against safe cities,
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Speaker 1: doesn't this make the argument for you? This is your license,
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Speaker 1: this lady and what she said with this video which now,
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Speaker 1: by the way, that clip has been seeing millions of times,
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Speaker 1: millions of people have seen it. So put her on
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Speaker 1: the map, But not for the right reasons. If you've
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Speaker 1: always if you've been trying to like wrap your head
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Speaker 1: around what that argument is for people who try to
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Speaker 1: say that kind of thing, I'm I have the moral
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Speaker 1: high ground, and you don't have the right because I
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Speaker 1: disagree with you to go to certain restaurants. You know
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Speaker 1: that they've been out there, right, You know that people
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Speaker 1: like that have been making that argument. She just had
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Speaker 1: the lack of awareness to actually say in a very
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Speaker 1: public setting. Probably didn't think it was going to go
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Speaker 1: this viral. In fact, I know she didn't. But there
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Speaker 1: you are. So anytime you run into somebody like that,
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Speaker 1: and you probably have them in your family, probably in
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Speaker 1: your life and your part, just keep that clip handy
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Speaker 1: of her because that's exactly what you've been thinking is
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Speaker 1: out there. So if people are trying to tell you no,
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Speaker 1: nobody actually thinks that, yes, they do that. They think
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Speaker 1: they have the moral high ground, believe me and sort
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Speaker 1: of those protesters, But you got to laugh at it.
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Speaker 1: Your argument's been made for you because more people than ever.
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Speaker 1: You're not alone in the clubhouse anymore. And that's the
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Speaker 1: biggest takeaway. If you've been calling for safety and law
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Speaker 1: and order in these big cities, you're not alone anymore
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Speaker 1: because even if people weren't convinced yesterday, millions of people
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Speaker 1: know it now after that press conference, despite the protests,
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Speaker 1: Save our Crime, keep our cities unsafe. Yeah, nobody believes
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Speaker 1: that anymore. And that's the other thing too. Watch a
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Speaker 1: lot of these protests and how the energy is just
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Speaker 1: kind of like dwindling away. It's an amazing thing to see.
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