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"Echo-Chamber 101" (Monday December 08 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: When can you say you know, you know this man
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  Speaker 1: is figoted, You know that he is hateful.
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  Speaker 2: You know he's still a pulpit.
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  Speaker 3: You know he's lamophope.
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  Speaker 4: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk Media Network,
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  Speaker 4: All natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 5: Your word said, steal me stem.
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  Speaker 6: You have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 7: When the sun comes up, drops a pet of this school.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has everything a dream, do all the jos.
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  Speaker 8: Sudden needs no one that Joe's as smile, he only expas.
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  Speaker 9: Let him be, you know, Joe, Thank you for letting
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  Speaker 9: me be of service to you this morning, Joe, and
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  Speaker 9: every morning four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 9: one seven, respectful of how crazy mornings can be, whether
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  Speaker 9: you're on the high side or wrapping up a day.
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  Speaker 9: This is when all the last minute stuff comes home
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  Speaker 9: to roost and for you. We keep that number available
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  Speaker 9: for conversation if you want to call and talk, but
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  Speaker 9: you can also use it as text messaging because I
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  Speaker 9: know that's so much more efficient. Just hit voice to text,
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  Speaker 9: holler Joe, do you know? And hit sin and we're good.
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  Speaker 9: We will do our level best. Our Laurence Olivier Finest
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  Speaker 9: to read your words with all the gravity that they
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  Speaker 9: walk the boards and read the bards for. But first
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  Speaker 9: we must tell you what went on last night. Then
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  Speaker 9: we can discuss. We'll even give you our analysis of
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  Speaker 9: the evidence left in the debris field.
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  Speaker 7: There so much going on.
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  Speaker 9: This was a particularly challenging weekend for those with a
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  Speaker 9: weak constitution and I mean countries, especially because all of
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  Speaker 9: the spinning going on. Man, the lawyers were banking some
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  Speaker 9: cash right phrases that fell within the boundaries of legality.
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  Speaker 7: While not how do you do it? You know?
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  Speaker 9: Now I understand why some lawyers get paid hundreds of
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  Speaker 9: dollars an hour to sit in newsrooms in congress people's
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  Speaker 9: office so that they can say things that are patently
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  Speaker 9: false or at least sound patently false.
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  Speaker 7: And then you're left thinking, oh, really, Trump did that? Really?
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  Speaker 10: Wow?
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  Speaker 9: And none of it had any bearing in reality?
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  Speaker 7: It could would should.
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  Speaker 9: These are the words and phrases in the spin cycle,
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  Speaker 9: in the echo chamber, And it's all for your dining
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  Speaker 9: and dancing pleasure, because all they need to do is
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  Speaker 9: move one or two percentage points of a population, especially
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  Speaker 9: when you have a fifty percent voter turnout on average.
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  Speaker 9: It's pretty easy to win an election that way, And
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  Speaker 9: sadly it was Karl Rove that taught us all that,
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  Speaker 9: or at least said the quiet part out loud. But
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  Speaker 9: first we began with our first things. Trump administration says
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  Speaker 9: that they're going to consider more steps towards getting closer
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  Speaker 9: to an end in the war between Ukraine and Russia.
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  Speaker 9: Then Kennedy Center Honors last night, President Trump said he
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  Speaker 9: is a little disappointed in Ukrainian President Zelenski for not
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  Speaker 9: having read the latest proposal. However, his outgoing envoy to
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  Speaker 9: Ukraine said it's very, very close to an end to
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  Speaker 9: the fighting. The president also is reportedly preparing to roll
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  Speaker 9: out a twelve billion dollar emergency aid package aimed at
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  Speaker 9: helping US farmers to cushion producers of soybean, pork, and
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  Speaker 9: other commodities who have been hit with retaliatory tariffs in
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  Speaker 9: the past few months. Lawmakers Sunday unveiled Defense Policy Authorization Bill,
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  Speaker 9: coming in at a record nine hundred and one billion
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  Speaker 9: dollars in national security spending for next year, billions more
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  Speaker 9: than the president's request. Provides four hundred million dollars in
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  Speaker 9: military assistance to Ukraine. The three thousand page bill includes
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  Speaker 9: a four percent race for enlisted troops, but excludes a
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  Speaker 9: bipartisan effort to spur housing construction that some lawmakers have
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  Speaker 9: hoped to include in the final bill. New York City
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  Speaker 9: Mayor elects Zorhan Mamdani offered advice to illegal immigrants on
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  Speaker 9: how to avoid ice in a video message Sunday, urging
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  Speaker 9: them to stand up to federal agents and to know
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  Speaker 9: their rights, saying that they are safe in their homes
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  Speaker 9: college football playoff off lists have been settled and the
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  Speaker 9: Notre Dame Fighting Irish are taking their football and going
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  Speaker 9: home when they didn't make the college football playoff field
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  Speaker 9: overlooked for the Miami Hurricanes and James Madison University of
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  Speaker 9: our flagship area and the two lane Green Wave. The
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  Speaker 9: Irish said, you know what, we don't have to play
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  Speaker 9: when a group of four men stole a woman's suitcase
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  Speaker 20: M h.
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  Speaker 4: From the home of the first event. First thing today?
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  Speaker 19: Whard it from a friend who heard it from a friend?
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  Speaker 7: You bessing around echo chamber?
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  Speaker 9: Baby? They have no evidence, can't prove any of it.
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  Speaker 7: But they're all talking about so we got to talk about.
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  Speaker 7: I guess been around it a few times.
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  Speaker 16: And the jails all talking.
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  Speaker 9: Oh, you know, and blessed Barack Obama's arrogance. You know,
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  Speaker 9: when it's a national security advisor in the Braggadocia world
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  Speaker 9: tour talking about how President Obama impacted global international affairs
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  Speaker 9: with the force of his mere presence, told the world
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  Speaker 9: about how they manipulated the echo chamber. And of course
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  Speaker 9: we you know, the greatest example of the echo chamber
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  Speaker 9: is the Steel dossier and the Russia collusion hoax. How
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  Speaker 9: many you tell me how many of your friends, relatives,
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  Speaker 9: loved ones, neighbors still believe that Vladimir Putin has damning
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  Speaker 9: evidence of Donald Trump paying hookers to pee on a
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  Speaker 9: bed that Barack Obama slept in in Moscow.
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  Speaker 7: How going to get you? I'll bet you there's at
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  Speaker 7: least one I will take.
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  Speaker 9: I will take cash money on that more than I
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  Speaker 9: will on you know what happens with the Notre Dame
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  Speaker 9: fighting Irish football team. I will take cash money on
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  Speaker 9: the fact that at least somebody in your circle still
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  Speaker 9: believes that Vladimir Putin is running Donald Trump because Trump
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  Speaker 9: paid hookers to pee on a bed. It's the greatest
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  Speaker 9: example of echo chamber use ever. And understand how that
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  Speaker 9: worked is And I'm going somewhere with this. Trust me
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  Speaker 9: at this point, I hope you have that relationship with me. So, first,
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  Speaker 9: they have this supposed piece of opposition research. Now I'm
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  Speaker 9: no political operator, but I used to think that opposition
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  Speaker 9: research was an investigation into things that actually had happened,
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  Speaker 9: Not Hey, wouldn't it be funny if barroom kind of
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  Speaker 9: chitchat stories, which is what Steele based his whole dossier on,
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  Speaker 9: was still be very funny if Donald Trump and paid hookers,
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  Speaker 9: wouldn't it What do you mean you sent that to
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  Speaker 9: Hillary Clinton?
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  Speaker 1: Oh?
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  Speaker 7: Crap. So and then, in order to start an investigation
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  Speaker 7: into this.
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  Speaker 9: Pile of hypotheses, Clapper and Komy in the room with
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  Speaker 9: Biden and Obama decide to start an investigation, but first
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  Speaker 9: to tell Donald Trump about the investigation. Once they had
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  Speaker 9: told Donald Trump about the investigation. Comy then was at
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  Speaker 9: liberty to tell the press that there was an investigation
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  Speaker 9: going on into this allegation and let the press do
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  Speaker 9: the rest, and voila, you have Russia collusion. I bring
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  Speaker 9: this up because there's a story circling around our flagship
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  Speaker 9: that Glenn Youngkin is about to take over as head
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  Speaker 9: of the Department of Homeland Secure, making him the second
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  Speaker 9: governor I've lived in the state of to be the
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  Speaker 9: head of Department of Homeland Security, following Tom Ridge leaving
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  Speaker 9: me in Pennsylvania for this position, which actually have to exist,
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  Speaker 9: But that's okay for the sake of argument. The story
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  Speaker 9: at the Bulwark is that somebody said something about someone
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  Speaker 9: mentioning that Donald Trump is ready to fire Christy Nome
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  Speaker 9: and replace her with Virginia's outgoing governor, Glenn Youngkin. Now
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  Speaker 9: I looked at the story and said, why in the
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  Speaker 9: world would Glenn Youngkin want this. He's an economics guy,
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  Speaker 9: he's a business guy. Certainly, it's reasonable to think that
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  Speaker 9: whoever is president in twenty twenty eight, or even after
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  Speaker 9: he leaves office in January, the Secretary of Commerce, Treasury Secretary,
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  Speaker 9: you know, securities in Exchange Commission, you name it. Any
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  Speaker 9: number of things might be in something that Glenn Youngkin's
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  Speaker 9: portfolio would leave them qualified for. But Department of Homeland Security,
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  Speaker 9: I mean to be fair. Christinome had no position in
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  Speaker 9: that kind of law enforcement role either, but she had
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  Speaker 9: been a loyal ally of President Trump and apparently according
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  Speaker 9: to this website. So you see who is this Bulwark
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  Speaker 9: News website. Well, you might recognize some of the names
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  Speaker 9: hiding behind the masthead, like Bill Crystal. Bill Crystal, the annoyed,
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  Speaker 9: irritated former star of the conservative movement who used to
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  Speaker 9: get called by all the networks to weigh in on
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  Speaker 9: the conservative side of things. Along with his buddy Charlie Sykes,
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  Speaker 9: started this back in twenty eighteen to go out and
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  Speaker 9: take anything that happened involving Donald Trump and make Donald
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  Speaker 9: Trump look bad with it is starting with the riots
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  Speaker 9: here in our flagship city of Charlottesville in twenty seventeen.
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  Speaker 9: So Bill Crystal, quietly pulling the strings as they claim
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  Speaker 9: Vladimir Putin does to Donald Trump, is out there and
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  Speaker 9: listen to this story and listen to how little actual
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  Speaker 9: fact goes in to this story. Trump weighs on moving
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  Speaker 9: from Nome d secretary has overseen the president's most controversial
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  Speaker 9: domestic initiative, but her future is increasingly in doubt. What
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  Speaker 9: comes next is like thirty paragraphs, none of which are
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  Speaker 9: tied to anything factual. Homelands Security. The writer is Adrian
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  Speaker 9: catch Emilio or something like that. Kars Squillo. Adrian Karas
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  Speaker 9: Squillo writes, home Lands Security Secretary Christinome has been at
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  Speaker 9: the center of the Trump administration's marquis domestic policy, overhauling
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  Speaker 9: the federal government's immigration bureaucracy to better serve the president's
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  Speaker 9: vision of ongoing mass deportations. Understand this is these are conservatives,
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  Speaker 9: Charlie Sykes, Bill Crystal, these folks. But even as she's
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  Speaker 9: carried out these tasks with abject fealty to her boss,
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  Speaker 9: her standing in the administration has grown less stable. Catchumilia
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  Speaker 9: or whatever his name is wrote four weeks A rumor
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  Speaker 9: has been circulating in political circles.
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  Speaker 7: Ah, So our fact is rumors have been circulating, and.
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  Speaker 9: Even the guys at TMZ are looking at this article
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  Speaker 9: and saying, really, that's what you're basing this on. I mean,
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  Speaker 9: some of us we deal in opinion, and we tell
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  Speaker 9: you upfront, we deal in opinion. We see what's going on,
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  Speaker 9: we go through the evidence collected at the crime scene,
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  Speaker 9: and we tell you what we see in the tea leaves.
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  Speaker 9: But this guy is coming across like a journalist. It
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  Speaker 9: briefly surfaced in a CNN report. Ah, just like the
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  Speaker 9: Steele dossier. Will get CNN to report it, then it
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  Speaker 9: becomes news. This is why I told you about the
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  Speaker 9: echo chamber a few weeks back, listing her among the
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  Speaker 9: first of the cabinet officials who could be caught in
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  Speaker 9: a year end turnover, which, by the way, Bill Crystal
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  Speaker 9: ought to know frequently happens on new administrations. Why don't
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  Speaker 9: you ask Barack Obama about all of the cabinet secretaries
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  Speaker 9: that left at the end of two thousand and nine
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  Speaker 9: and a new batch coming in for twenty ten. Nome
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  Speaker 9: has downplayed any tensions. In a text to me, Cory
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  Speaker 9: Lewandowski called it bovine excrement. Well it's not exactly the
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  Speaker 23: You don't really mean.
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  Speaker 9: J So now onwards into things that actually happened.
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  Speaker 7: It's just so funny. It's just it's well.
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  Speaker 9: It files under the heading I would never want to
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  Speaker 7: So here we are in the New.
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  Speaker 9: World and we're talking about narve. We're talking about rumor, innuendo.
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  Speaker 9: Like I said, even TMZ is out there looking at this.
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  Speaker 9: things that actually happen. Let's start with the Somali scam,
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  Speaker 9: and you know it's real when the press hasn't already
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  Speaker 9: dubbed it Somali Gate. As much as I despise the title,
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  Speaker 9: it's funny to watch them how they avoid Somali Gate,
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  Speaker 9: because that would infer that Tim Waltz may be the
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  Speaker 9: most corrupt person outside.
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  Speaker 9: No wonder Kamala Harris wanted him to serve as her
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  Speaker 9: vice president. This guy makes the Biden family look squeaky
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  Speaker 9: clean by comparison. So ilhan Omar as apparently the congresswoman
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  Speaker 9: from the Somali community. That's how the CBS host referred
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  Speaker 9: to her on Face the Nation, as you're representing these people. No,
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  Speaker 9: she's supposed to be representing everybody that lives in the
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  Speaker 9: Minneapolis area.
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  Speaker 7: I thought.
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  Speaker 9: She was telling Joy Read that she understands the Constitution
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  Speaker 9: earlier in the day. But this is from Face the Nation.
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  Speaker 24: All but eight are of Somali descent, and that has
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  Speaker 24: added to the spotlight being put specifically on your community.
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  Speaker 24: Why do you think this fraud was allowed to get
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  Speaker 24: so widespread.
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  Speaker 9: So here comes this. I mean, I'm telling you your
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  Speaker 9: inner ear is going to fall out over the spin
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  Speaker 9: that are going to hear come out of ilhan Omar's mouth.
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  Speaker 1: Next, I want to say, you know, this also has
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  Speaker 1: an impact on Somali's because we are also taxpayers in Minnesota.
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  Speaker 7: Really, we also could.
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  Speaker 20: Have benefited from the program and the money that was stolen.
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  Speaker 20: And so it's been really frustrating for people to not
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  Speaker 20: acknowledge the fact that we're you know, we're also as
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  Speaker 20: Minnesota as as taxpayers, really upset and angry about the
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  Speaker 20: fraud that has occurred.
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  Speaker 9: You mean, the fraud that was undertaken by Somali's to
• 31:44
  Speaker 9: steal millions and millions of dollars through Tim Waltz laundering
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  Speaker 9: the money and not giving it to anyone in the
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  Speaker 9: Somali community. That that that's what you're mad about. That's
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  Speaker 9: what you want the story to be about. Like I said,
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  Speaker 9: the spin becomes almost incredible. Meanwhile, back at the ranch,
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  Speaker 9: you say, well, you know they're just they're just doing
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  Speaker 9: this for political reasons. It's it's trying to keep those
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  Speaker 9: mean spirited Republicans away from the levers of power. Well, no, no,
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  Speaker 9: they apparently do it to their own too. Case in
• 32:33
  Speaker 9: point a Department of Justice discovery that apparently they had
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  Speaker 9: been trying to trick Henry Quaar into committing felonies.
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  Speaker 19: Tell me specifically, who tried to bribe you? You mean
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  Speaker 7: Yes, they did.
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  Speaker 25: They set up a false a false company, a false account.
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  Speaker 25: They took out money.
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  Speaker 7: We saw all this.
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  Speaker 25: They took out the money. They try to use this money.
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  Speaker 25: They talked to my DC staff. My DC staff told him, no,
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  Speaker 25: there was nothing there. So the Biden administration, they tried
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  Speaker 9: He's going to primary Rand Paul again, Okay, the Biden
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  Speaker 9: administration actually tried to entrap a member of their own
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  Speaker 9: Where else have we heard allegations that criminal behavior was
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  Speaker 7: Number six is in there? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, J six.
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  Speaker 9: the shovel to the soil and start throwing more dirt around.
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  Speaker 9: Because it works, and it does because in pure democracy,
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  Speaker 9: Email coming into JT in the morning radio at gmail
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  Speaker 9: dot com. Murray listening to us g H and Greenwich.
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  Speaker 9: I appreciate it, Murray, and thank you for hanging with
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  Speaker 9: me in mom's hometown there. And at fourteen ninety ask
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  Speaker 9: why would your governor want to leave to go to
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  Speaker 9: DHS to ruin whatever political future he might have? Last
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  Speaker 9: time I checked, these cabinet folks never wind up running
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  Speaker 9: for or doing anything else. Is it just a cash grab?
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  Speaker 9: Is he just going to try to do this and
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  Speaker 9: write it off into a political consultancy or maybe a
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  Speaker 9: lobbyist position. Well, Murray, one of the things you don't realize.
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  Speaker 9: Glenn Youngkin has this company, it's called the Carlisle Group,
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  Speaker 9: and when he's done in political office, he's going to
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  Speaker 9: go back and be a very lucrative venture capitalist and
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  Speaker 9: investment guy. And help people grow their four A one
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  Speaker 9: case and all that stuff he was doing before he
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  Speaker 9: became governor of Virginia. And maybe, you know, people can say, hmm,
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  Speaker 9: maybe a little easier now that he's got connections and
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  Speaker 9: high friends and low places or vice versa.
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  Speaker 7: But I don't think, you know, if he took over.
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  Speaker 9: His DHS secretary, it benefits him profitably. I also don't think,
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  Speaker 9: as you say very clearly, it's not going to help
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  Speaker 9: him politically. He's not going to get elected senator or
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  Speaker 9: president or anything like that. This is going to be
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  Speaker 9: the high water mark on his political resume. And maybe
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  Speaker 9: he's what he wants, and he just wants to ride
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  Speaker 9: back to the Carlisle Group and and help people, you know,
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  Speaker 9: connect with money in somebody else's pocket. It's better than
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  Speaker 9: being a Democrat. That's sort of their policy anyway. But
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  Speaker 9: thank you for the email, Murray. You can text message
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  Speaker 7: How you doing this morning, Joel?
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  Speaker 26: I'm okay, I'm trying to hang in there.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what we're all here for.
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  Speaker 9: That's it, you know, the sun is going to rise
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  Speaker 9: somewhere after seven this morning Eastern, you know, no matter what,
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  Speaker 9: So just embrace it and say today's New Year's Day.
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  Speaker 26: I just wanted to bring this up.
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  Speaker 7: There's a.
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  Speaker 26: There's ulterior motive, there's false flags, there's infection and deception,
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  Speaker 26: and then there's morality and then there's immorality. And if
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  Speaker 26: you have an infection, where did it come from? And
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  Speaker 26: it's not necessarily it doesn't have to be a big,
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  Speaker 26: big spot and opening at a place of opportunity, as
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  Speaker 26: we would say opportunistic infection. But I think a lot
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  Speaker 26: of those false flags and misinformation are directed purposefully because
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  Speaker 26: it's somebody else's ulterior motive and what are they trying
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  Speaker 26: to gain off of it?
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  Speaker 7: Now.
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  Speaker 26: I don't think that it's not it's always necessarily Celenski.
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  Speaker 26: I think a lot of it could be due to
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  Speaker 26: our internal behavior, our cia, our NSA, and it's and
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  Speaker 26: just wanting to create that disorder because for the longest
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  Speaker 26: time they've done that, probably for over fifty sixty years
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  Speaker 26: or what however long they've been, you know, doing their
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  Speaker 26: due and what is their ulterior motive. It may be
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  Speaker 26: because they have money behind certain things. I heard Glenn
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  Speaker 26: Beck talk about how he believes that. Then he had
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  Speaker 26: other people on there talking about how the CIA controls
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  Speaker 26: the banks and money and currency, and it's always about money,
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  Speaker 26: power and energy. And I think that's one of the
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  Speaker 26: things that really needs to be looked at. Because they're
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  Speaker 26: cleaning up the FBI, either're trying to clean up other departments.
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  Speaker 26: Why all of a sudden did they get rid of
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  Speaker 26: Doze even though they had a time limit on it.
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  Speaker 26: I think that would be the bigger thing, is, you know,
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  Speaker 26: bringing that back or bringing some transparency back with using dose.
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  Speaker 7: Doze is still there.
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  Speaker 9: And you know, just because it's you know, Elon Musk
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  Speaker 9: isn't in the Oval office every afternoon doesn't mean they're
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  Speaker 9: not out there looking for government efficiencies. And I remember,
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  Speaker 9: you know, they didn't know Trump didn't even start Doze.
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  Speaker 9: It was a program started under the Obama administration trying
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  Speaker 9: to look for money in the budget that they couldn't
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  Speaker 9: get from Republican Congress. So a couple of things to
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  Speaker 9: unpack in here. Number One, control money power. This is
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  Speaker 9: these are the corrosive forces that have always been there,
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  Speaker 9: whether it's Rome, Greece, England, it is the want of
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  Speaker 9: somebody else that's covet And either you have something that
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  Speaker 9: you're afraid someone else covets and you don't want to
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  Speaker 9: let them have it, or you covet something someone else has.
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  Speaker 9: And this is the essence of most of these machinations, Joel,
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  Speaker 9: is that either we want to hold on to the
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  Speaker 9: authority I have as chairmen of whatever, because the having
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  Speaker 9: is more important than the doing. And this isn't just
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  Speaker 9: a governmental thing. You see this in hospital and radio
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  Speaker 9: stations and railway operators. Sometimes the having is more important
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  Speaker 9: than the doing, and it's to the peril of the organization.
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  Speaker 9: And the bigger the organization, the more perilous it becomes,
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  Speaker 9: because you run into people who are so detached from
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  Speaker 9: what the business actually is that.
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  Speaker 7: They don't care.
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  Speaker 9: They just know that the having and that the spreadsheet
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  Speaker 9: says that they've had a good year, bad year, whatever.
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  Speaker 9: So it's either the collection of authority or the protection
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  Speaker 9: of authority that always leads us into these corners, whether
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  Speaker 9: it's targeting Henry Quayar with a setup with a false flag,
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  Speaker 9: a con if you will, and he.
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  Speaker 7: Caught them and.
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  Speaker 9: This is their own political party, but he wasn't playing
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  Speaker 9: ball with them. And this becomes the bigger question is
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  Speaker 9: when we talk about un a party. So the Biden
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  Speaker 9: administration expended just as much doj Effort going after Henry Quaar,
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  Speaker 9: perhaps even more because they actually had to set up
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  Speaker 9: a real scam than they did going after Donald Trump
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  Speaker 9: with the Steele dossier. So this is the stuff that
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  Speaker 9: you see in these uniparty actions, is that it's about
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  Speaker 9: you know, my team, your team. Okay, you get to
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  Speaker 9: be the guy on TV for the next few months
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  Speaker 9: and will be the opposition, and we'll go to our
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  Speaker 9: fundraisers with this, and the fundraisers give money to it
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  Speaker 9: because they want to see that the table. They want
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  Speaker 9: to be able to move a little bit of the
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  Speaker 9: power of the decision making onto their plate.
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  Speaker 26: I think another part of this, too, Joe, is we're
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  Speaker 26: facing you know, the East and the West and with
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  Speaker 26: our religion, our faith, because our faith, the gude or
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  Speaker 26: Christian beliefs are we're supposed to tell the truth. We're
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  Speaker 26: supposed to live a moral life with the tech commandments.
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  Speaker 26: But you have you have Islam, you have Muslim communities
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  Speaker 26: say it's okay to lie, it's okay to seat, it's
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  Speaker 26: okay because in the name of their their their religion.
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  Speaker 9: It's all right, it's it's permissible. I'm going to paraphrase,
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  Speaker 9: it's permissible to lie to the infidel or to misdirect
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  Speaker 9: the infidel, depending on Because this is the crazy making
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  Speaker 9: thing about the Islamic faith is that everyone's got a
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  Speaker 9: different interpretation. It would be as if the King James
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  Speaker 9: version of the Bible is different than the one you
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  Speaker 9: find in the motel drawer from the Gideons, you know,
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  Speaker 9: and and radically so there, But I most run to
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