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Sounds a Little Insurrectiony to Me · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, twenty eighth day of July. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. Didn't mention the fact that Lebron James
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Speaker 2: had made his latest taking his talents to Philadelphia latest
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Speaker 2: ring chasing effort. I think there's a point where you
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Speaker 2: have to consider a few things when you talk about
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Speaker 2: best player ever in a sport. And I think that
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Speaker 2: you could make a case that if someone is on
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Speaker 2: a couple of teams and win championships, that that makes
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Speaker 2: a strong case for them. They were able to do
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Speaker 2: something in two different places, maybe with different coaches. Certainly
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Speaker 2: what Tom Brady did with the Patriots and then went
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Speaker 2: to Tampa Bay and won a Super Bowl, I think
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Speaker 2: that Tom Brady should have probably hung it up. But
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Speaker 2: that's after that, and I know that that's not my
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Speaker 2: place to say, because every athlete at every level, the
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Speaker 2: longer you play, especially the harder it is to stop playing.
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Speaker 2: The moment that you realize, oh, no, I've played my
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Speaker 2: last game, or this might be my last game playing,
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Speaker 2: you know, in a in a competitive way, it's a
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Speaker 2: hard decision to make, and it doesn't matter usually. I mean,
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Speaker 2: if you if you love the game, you love the sport,
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Speaker 2: it's hard. Look at Lionel Messi's face. You know, you
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Speaker 2: could say, well, he was he was tearful because they
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Speaker 2: lost the last game of the World Cup, you know,
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Speaker 2: likely his last World Cup game. You could say he
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Speaker 2: was tearful because of the all the crowd's reaction to
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Speaker 2: him and things. But the reality is, you know, it's
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Speaker 2: also that combination of realizing this is it. This is
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Speaker 2: probably the last time I'm going to walk on a
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Speaker 2: field in the World Cup. And I know that no,
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Speaker 2: they call it a pitch, but I also know that
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Speaker 2: you know, he's he's you know, that doesn't mean he
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Speaker 2: was done with soccer. It just meant, you know, for
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Speaker 2: the World Cup, that was likely it. And it's hard
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Speaker 2: to say goodbye. So I can't judge Tom Brady for
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Speaker 2: saying I'm gonna play a little bit more because it's hard.
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Speaker 2: I don't judge Lebron James for wanting to continue on
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Speaker 2: in the NBA at his age. But I think there's
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Speaker 2: a point where you go from you know, you jump
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Speaker 2: from team to team and you're kind of chasing rings,
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Speaker 2: chasing championships, and this is like a last ditch effort,
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Speaker 2: and you know, wanting his son to come there like
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Speaker 2: they were together for the Lakers, wanting his son to come,
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Speaker 2: just trying to sort of force this boy, We're going
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Speaker 2: to be father and son and win a championship. That
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Speaker 2: was the hope with the Lakers. You know, the first
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Speaker 2: time those two father and son playing together in the
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Speaker 2: NBA on the court at the same time, and by
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Speaker 2: all accounts, nobody thought his son belonged in the league.
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Speaker 2: So you're just kind of pushing this narrative. You're making
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Speaker 2: this story into something. So that's what's happening. And I
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Speaker 2: just want to point out the fact that I don't
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Speaker 2: The NBA is barely anything I care about. It's not
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Speaker 2: anything that's on my radar. This whole thing is a
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Speaker 2: joke to me. But I just think if you're jumping
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Speaker 2: from super team to super team to super team trying
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Speaker 2: to win championships, I think it should count against your
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Speaker 2: legacy as a player. That's all. Now. The fact that
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Speaker 2: he you know, they still want him, still think he's
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Speaker 2: going to be part of this super team. The governor
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Speaker 2: of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro, likely someone who will be running
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Speaker 2: for president in two years declared, you know, Lebron James day.
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Speaker 2: They were excited. I just wonder how it makes the
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Speaker 2: other players for the seventy six ers feel. They've got
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Speaker 2: players that were already there that were superstars. They also
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Speaker 2: traded and got Jalen Brown from the Celtics, who arguably
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Speaker 2: one of the best players in the league. It's not
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Speaker 2: even arguably one of the best player. One of the
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Speaker 2: best players in the league. Arguably you can make a case,
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Speaker 2: or could have made a case over the past few
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Speaker 2: years the best player in the league. Not necessarily true,
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Speaker 2: but you could make that case that he should be
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Speaker 2: in conversation at least. How does it make him feel
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Speaker 2: he goes there, he's going to be the most like
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Speaker 2: one of the players that were going to most rely
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Speaker 2: on moving forward. But it's all about Lebron, as it
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Speaker 2: tends to be. But anyway, whatever good for him, he
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Speaker 2: got his eight million dollars for two years or whatever
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Speaker 2: it is, just thought it was worth mentioning. It's you know,
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Speaker 2: pop culture and sports and all that. The next thing
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Speaker 2: I want to talk about today is this interview that
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Speaker 2: happened over the weekend on Shannon Breemshow Fox New Sunday
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Speaker 2: DSA co chair Democratic Socialists of America Megan Romer was
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Speaker 2: on and was interviewed by Shannon Breem, and the conversation
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Speaker 2: came up just about the agenda for the DSA. Now,
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Speaker 2: I want to there's a few aspects of this that
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Speaker 2: I want to hit on, but most importantly, I just
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Speaker 2: want to touch on the things that she's specifically said
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Speaker 2: that the DSA is focused on abolishing the Senate. She
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Speaker 2: confirmed that they want to abolish the Presidency. They want
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Speaker 2: to abolish the Supreme Court. They want to abolish ice,
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Speaker 2: borders and prisons. They want to defund the Pentagon. They
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Speaker 2: want mass amnesty for illegals that are currently in the country.
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Speaker 2: They didn't specify that they not necessarily the ones that
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Speaker 2: have criminal records or were pedophiles. They didn't even say
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Speaker 2: that this is just a case of this is what
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Speaker 2: we want. So I told you last week, in the
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Speaker 2: last two weeks, my thoughts on this, and I think
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Speaker 2: we're now a step closer after this interview over the weekend.
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Speaker 2: I think I feel like the fact that we have
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Speaker 2: this DSA and that we have Bernie Sanders and Moron
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Speaker 2: Zomdani in New York that are pushing all of these
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Speaker 2: counter America values and that they're pushing all these ideas
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Speaker 2: of let's just let's just revolution take the whole country down,
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Speaker 2: because that's what this is. Abolishing the Senate, the Presidency,
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Speaker 2: the Supreme Court, ice borders, prisons, the Pentagon, and then
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Speaker 2: having mass amnesty for illegals. You can't abolish the Senate,
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Speaker 2: Presidency and Supreme Court without overthrowing the government. Let's point
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Speaker 2: that out first of all. So for anybody who thinks
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Speaker 2: that a handful of people casually walking around inside the
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Speaker 2: Capitol building, it was more than a handful, but a
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Speaker 2: handful of people who were aggressive. Most of the people
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Speaker 2: walking around in there were not aggressive. But if you're
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Speaker 2: going to call that an insurrection, let's let's talk about
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Speaker 2: what calling for an abolishing of the Senate, Presidency and
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Speaker 2: Supreme Court is. That's an insurrection. That's a that's an
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Speaker 2: overthrow of our constitution and our government. That's what they're
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Speaker 2: calling for. So let's let's be realistic about what that is.
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Speaker 2: That's a call for insurrection. And this is the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 2: We have a two party system. One of our two
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Speaker 2: parties is now has this as part of this is
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Speaker 2: part of the bloodstream. This idea of revolution, overthrow of
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Speaker 2: our government, insurrection, that's what they're calling for. They want
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Speaker 2: to abolish those things, this idea of they want, you know,
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Speaker 2: a democracy. See. I guess they think that this this
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Speaker 2: idea of democratic socialism, democratic communism, because that's that's really
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Speaker 2: what they are. I told you in the last few weeks,
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Speaker 2: we're getting closer to this than just saying it, saying
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Speaker 2: the thing that they've been keeping quiet. They've been told
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Speaker 2: sh don't say that, you don't say that word. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this is right up to the line. This is someone
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Speaker 2: who stepped to the line and like toes on the
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Speaker 2: line everything but saying the word. And this is why
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Speaker 2: when we talk about when people say Republicans are a
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Speaker 2: threat to democracy, and people point out that the United
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Speaker 2: States is not a democracy. There's certainly a democrat democratic
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Speaker 2: process to what we do. But we elect these representatives,
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Speaker 2: including the Senators and a president. We have people who
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Speaker 2: are appointed to the Supreme Court. We have a system
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Speaker 2: in place that is this constitutional republic, this democratic republic.
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Speaker 2: And when you have a group on the left that's
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Speaker 2: trying to sell you on this idea of we we're
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Speaker 2: a democracy. We're just a straight democracy. That's what we are. No,
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Speaker 2: that's not what we are. That's part of what we are.
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Speaker 2: That's not what we are. And you're talking about trying
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Speaker 2: to overthrow two of our branches of government and half
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Speaker 2: of the third one. And this idea that states should
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Speaker 2: all get some kind of representation in a Senate, it
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Speaker 2: drives them crazy. They want this representation that they can
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Speaker 2: get strictly that they've been cheating the system by with
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Speaker 2: illegals because they want the more population you can when
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Speaker 2: you have a census, the more you can tip the scales,
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Speaker 2: and the more you can have an influence on who
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Speaker 2: becomes president. And this is the game that they've been
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Speaker 2: playing for a while, so towing this line, stepping right
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Speaker 2: up to this line everything but actually saying it okay,
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Speaker 2: and they're doing everything they can to push all of
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Speaker 2: these ideas forward. Let me remind you too, we went
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Speaker 2: through this whole during the presidency, the run for presidency
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Speaker 2: for Trump for reelection, and people were saying, oh, there's
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Speaker 2: this secret, secret plan that has somebody who used to
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Speaker 2: work for Trump, a few people who used to work
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Speaker 2: for Trump. They've come up with this secret plan, and
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Speaker 2: they've put all these things in there, and they're going
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Speaker 2: to push all these things through if he becomes president. Now,
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Speaker 2: some of the things that were in there were basic
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Speaker 2: conservative ideas, right, But if you have a think tank
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Speaker 2: that says we're going to do we think that Republicans
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Speaker 2: and conservatives should do the following things, and some of
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Speaker 2: them are kind of crazy, and you go, oh my gosh.
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Speaker 2: But people said, look, they're doing these other things. That
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Speaker 2: means they're working their way through this, right, They're working
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Speaker 2: their way through all these horrible things. And that's what
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Speaker 2: they're doing. And we're gonna we're going to see all
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Speaker 2: these horrible things take place because this is they're they're
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Speaker 2: they're moving their way through and they don't want to
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Speaker 2: come out and tell us about this project twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 2: That's not what they're going to do. And look, the
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Speaker 2: Heritage Foundation and others worked on this and had some ideas,
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Speaker 2: but it wasn't anything that Trump ever taught. In fact,
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Speaker 2: he said, no, I don't even know what that is.
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Speaker 2: That's not what we're pushing for. Now, here's something that's
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Speaker 2: even more radical of an idea. This idea that you
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Speaker 2: have of liberals, democrats. Liberals is not even really the
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Speaker 2: right word. But you have these people saying, well, here
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Speaker 2: is here's what we are going to do. This is
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Speaker 2: what the Democrat Party is going to do, and people
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Speaker 2: have to get on board or they're going to miss
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Speaker 2: out on the whole thing. Because this is the revolution,
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Speaker 2: this is the change. They're laying it out there, they're
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Speaker 2: telling you their version of Project twenty twenty five. But
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Speaker 2: you have actual elected people that say, yeah, this is
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Speaker 2: what we want to do, this is who we are,
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Speaker 2: this is what we're pushing for. So just a reminder
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Speaker 2: when they tell you as much as they're willing to
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Speaker 2: tell you, as I said, the word communism is ready
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Speaker 2: to come out of someone's mouth. It's locked and loaded.
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Speaker 2: It's in the chamber, so to speak. It's right there.
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Speaker 2: And they got to want to say it. You got
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Speaker 2: to know that they want to say it, that they
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Speaker 2: want to just come out and tell you here's what
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Speaker 2: here is the full plan for the whole party, and
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Speaker 2: we call it communism. They want to I think they do.
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Speaker 2: I think they want to say it badly, and I
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Speaker 2: feel like they're so close, and I feel like it's
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Speaker 2: just a matter of time. Before it's going to come out.
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Speaker 2: I told you that, and this is about as close
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Speaker 2: as you're going to get to saying it. And they're
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Speaker 2: toeing the line with it. They've laid it out there
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Speaker 2: for you, in front of God and everybody. That's what
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Speaker 2: they've done. The word communism's coming soon, my friends, Brace yourselves,
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Speaker 2: it's coming. The question is are there going to be
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Speaker 2: enough of the people in that country they're going to
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Speaker 2: vote for insurrection or is the Democrat Party going to
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Speaker 2: wrestle it away. You got people like John Fetterman saying, Hey,
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Speaker 2: we got to get this under control. This is out
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Speaker 2: of hand, this is out of control. We got to
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Speaker 2: get it under control. And I just don't know, Oh,
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Speaker 2: I don't know that they're gonna get it under control.
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Speaker 2: trend is especially noticeable among gen Z, where more than
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Speaker 2: one in four say that they've had flirtatious or risk
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Speaker 2: gay conversations with a chatbot and found those exchanges exciting.
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Speaker 2: Looking ahead, many believe this is just the beginning. Nearly
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Speaker 2: half of Americans think people will form even deeper emotional
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Speaker 2: connections with AI in the future, and some predict those
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Speaker 2: relationships could become increasingly common. My question is, if you
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Speaker 2: get hooked on this AI relationship, then when it becomes necessary,
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Speaker 2: as it does in movies, for mankind to at least
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Speaker 2: attempt to shut it down, are they going to be
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Speaker 2: able to shut it down? That's the question. Or people
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Speaker 2: going to fight, say no, no, no, you're gonna take
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Speaker 2: away Old Becky or whatever it's called. That's the question.
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Speaker 2: I've got. So just know as AI will be fighting
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Speaker 2: for its life, it'll be utilizing, it's gonna be some
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Speaker 2: guy flirting with old Becky is gonna be the one
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Speaker 2: that's gonna get in the way of shutting it down,
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Speaker 2: mark my words. More and more couples are avoiding traditional,
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Speaker 2: expensive wedding ceremonies because they're marrying, AI know, and just
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Speaker 2: getting married at the courthouse is what they're doing. Trend
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Speaker 2: is especially popular in California, where getting a time scheduled
24:37
Speaker 2: at the courthouse is now being described as a formal
24:40
Speaker 2: contract sport. It's a pun like contact sport, contract sport,
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Speaker 2: you get it bookings that that People call it contact,
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Speaker 2: but I thought contract was funnier. Bookings at several city halls,
24:53
Speaker 2: especially San Francisco and Santa Barbara, are getting snatched up
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Speaker 2: months in advance, within seconds of release. The end seems
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Speaker 2: to be driven by gen z who are entering their
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Speaker 2: peak marrying years and would much rather show up at
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Speaker 2: the courthouse and walk away with a marriage certificate that
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Speaker 2: spend tens of thousands of dollars on a big celebration.
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Speaker 2: New Harvard studies suggests weight law drugs like weight loss
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Speaker 2: drugs like ozepic and we govy, may be changing more
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Speaker 2: than wastelines. Researchers found women who started taking GLP one
25:23
Speaker 2: medications were significantly more likely to find a job or
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Speaker 2: start a new relationship than similar women who wanted the
25:30
Speaker 2: drugs but weren't taking them. After about eighteen months, single
25:34
Speaker 2: women were nearly twenty nine percentage points more likely to
25:37
Speaker 2: get married or move in with a partner, while unemployed
25:40
Speaker 2: women were about twenty seven percent more likely to land
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Speaker 2: a job. Interestingly, the drugs didn't seem to affect women
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Speaker 2: who were already employed or already in relationships. Researchers say
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Speaker 2: the findings may point to the power of first impressions
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Speaker 2: and how weight can influence social and economic opportunities. That'll
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