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M and M EXTRA June 16, 2026 · The M&M Experience

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Speaker 1: Welcome to a meeting of the minds crafted from decades
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Speaker 1: of talk show experience, an extension of the magic they've
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Speaker 1: created together on radio in the phenomenon called M and M,
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Speaker 1: Hot Topics in the News and Wisdom from Light. It's
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Speaker 1: Mark Davis and Mike Gallagher. This is eminem Extra.
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Speaker 2: And the big reveal about lunch yesterday that people want.
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Speaker 2: Inquiring minds want to know what happened with Mark Davis,
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Speaker 2: the restaurant and the donor lunch. Welcome in to a Tuesday.
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Speaker 2: We're back. We had problems yesterday, we had all kinds
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Speaker 2: of ah, what a headache. But we're back and thank
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Speaker 2: you for patience and welcome into the eminem Extra. I'm
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Speaker 2: Mike Gallagher, He's Mark Davis. And look at you with
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Speaker 2: your Hawaiian shirt. You're in a Vernichester springing food. I
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Speaker 2: love it. I love it. I love it. I love it.
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Speaker 2: All right, So let's wait for though we've got going
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Speaker 2: to be left doing that last but not last. Last.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to make I don't want to PUNDI
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Speaker 2: him last medium last about.
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Speaker 3: Halways through some war some Michelle Obama is a man
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Speaker 3: at the UFC.
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Speaker 2: Another assassination attempt and terror attack at the White House,
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Speaker 2: which is a very serious. This story. The FBI disrupted
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Speaker 2: and thwarted an apparent would be attack at this White
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Speaker 2: House two fifty Freedom event Sunday sne thing.
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Speaker 3: It's like a movie plot. They were going to have
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Speaker 3: drones that spread terrified people all over the place into
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Speaker 3: the into the into the field of view of waiting
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Speaker 3: snipers near the White House neighborhood. It's like what I mean.
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Speaker 2: And they've arrested. There's apparently nearly two dozen people involved
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Speaker 2: in this horrific, horrific attack. Now think about it. This
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Speaker 2: would have been the fifth assassination attempt on President Trump's
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Speaker 2: life by my count. We had Butler, we had the
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Speaker 2: golf course, we had the White House correspondence dinner, and
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Speaker 2: we had the Iranian assassination plot. This different?
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Speaker 3: Is this a different category? I think if you're trying
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Speaker 3: to send armed drones to the UFC event, that is
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Speaker 3: less a an assassination attempt even though Trump is there,
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Speaker 3: and more of a terrorist mass killing attempt.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. But but believe me, you don't think Trump would
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Speaker 2: have been one of their targets. Oh no, you know clearly.
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Speaker 2: So here we go again. You know with another you know,
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Speaker 2: and and I'm going to go on on a limb
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Speaker 2: and say, I'll bet you they're not exactly members of
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Speaker 2: the Virginia the Fairfax, Virginia GOP club. You know, I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna I'm just gonna say that. But but Mark, is
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Speaker 2: it wrong to go to that political boundary right away,
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Speaker 2: to those political tribes and say that the Democrats have
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Speaker 2: become the party of violence? That the Demo are absolutely
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Speaker 2: the party of political violence and anarchy and chaos. It's
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Speaker 2: not true.
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Speaker 3: It's their thing of the moment. It's there in a
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Speaker 3: flavor of the month, flavor of the year, not not
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Speaker 3: just those who practice that violence, but those who put
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Speaker 3: their toe in the pool of saying that it's kind
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Speaker 3: of okay. I mean you and I've talked about the
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Speaker 3: surveys of people who have been asked the question a
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Speaker 3: few times is is would political violence be okay under
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Speaker 3: this situation? That and the percentage of Democrats saying it
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Speaker 3: you absolutely should never do it is shrinking in the
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Speaker 3: number of people opening the door to the possibility of
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Speaker 3: political violence being palatable seems to grow. It's just a
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Speaker 3: huge disconnect between you know, the way we used to be.
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Speaker 3: We used to be able to disagree, not just without
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Speaker 3: being disagreeable, but without saying that we need to kill
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Speaker 3: our opponents, and that seems to have gone the way
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Speaker 3: of the dinosaur.
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Speaker 2: If you took any comfort, joy, or satisfaction in the
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Speaker 2: assassination of Charlie Kirk, you're part of the problem, and
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Speaker 2: you're part of that faction that seems to want to
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Speaker 2: revel in political violence, and that's pretty terrifying. It's scary
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Speaker 2: to know. This has got to get We got to
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Speaker 2: get this violence under control. And the where you start
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Speaker 2: is at the ballot box. Where we start is with elections,
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Speaker 2: and so we're gonna spend time on that. I'm watching
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Speaker 2: how many people are joining us live. We got a
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Speaker 2: couple hundred people, I think in five minutes, how about
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Speaker 2: five minutes from now, we will do the great reveal
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Speaker 2: about the lunch yesterday.
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Speaker 3: And you're dying to get to it. You're just absolutely.
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Speaker 2: Can't wait, can't wait. But first things first, let's just
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Speaker 2: both marvel at the generousness and the graciousness and the
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Speaker 2: love of our audience and all the people that we
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Speaker 2: had lunch with, and for people just joining us who
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Speaker 2: don't know why I was in Dallas yesterday. I went
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Speaker 2: in to co host a lunch with Mark. We had
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Speaker 2: what it was, a dozen people, right, twelve people.
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Speaker 3: All together, well plus you and me, fourteen total.
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Speaker 2: And those twelve people made a generous donation to our
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Speaker 2: Food for the Poor campaign, and they're The payoff was
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Speaker 2: you get to have lunch with Mark and Mike. You
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Speaker 2: have a live eminem experience right there at a restaurant.
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Speaker 2: And we had a private room. We had a nice big,
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Speaker 2: you know, rectangular table where we are all talking about issues.
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Speaker 2: And Mark, we've done this. This was the second time
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Speaker 2: we've done it, right or is it third third time?
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Speaker 2: Every time we've done it, we have both walked away
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Speaker 2: just stunned. And how wonderful these people are, how smart
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Speaker 2: they are, how engaged they are. How lucky are we
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Speaker 2: that we get to do this for a living, My friend.
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Speaker 3: It's just because luck of the draw, you know, plucking
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Speaker 3: people at random or people who just wished to donate.
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Speaker 3: It's possible we could have had it any one of
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Speaker 3: these occasions. Good hearted people who may not be the
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Speaker 3: most effusive, the most expressive, and by the way, I
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Speaker 3: don't care, sit there, eat and look at it. Whatever
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Speaker 3: you want to do, you know, your money. But everybody
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Speaker 3: was so interesting and so engaged, and I don't know
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Speaker 3: about you, but I just come away. You know, we're
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Speaker 3: the ones doing all the shows and stuff and all
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Speaker 3: the broadcasting and stuff. But I always come away having
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Speaker 3: learned so very very much from them and their body
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Speaker 3: of experience. Here's a little secret. If you ever find
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Speaker 3: yourself in one of these things, Sure you and I
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Speaker 3: are going to hold court and share some secrets of radio.
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Speaker 3: Oh you know that wonderful stuff. But the first half
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Speaker 3: of it is going to be us asking you about you.
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Speaker 3: We went around the entire horn just and it was
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Speaker 3: just a fascinating story after fascinating story. Half the women
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Speaker 3: were nurses, the other lady was a retired flight and sended.
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Speaker 2: One of them was Apien, one was a hospital, one
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Speaker 2: was a hospice nurse. I mean, how wonderful. I mean, Mark,
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Speaker 2: the the kind of people that we were with yesterday,
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Speaker 2: it just lifts you up. I mean, I mean, I'm
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Speaker 2: in such a great mood, and I get frustrated at
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Speaker 2: the doomers and then naysayers and the pannikins and the
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Speaker 2: people who are continually tearing down this country and some
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Speaker 2: on our side, Andy McCarthy today. Oh, Trump thinks we're
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Speaker 2: all imbeciles, he writes a piece for National Review. Trump
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Speaker 2: thinks we're all a nation of idiots. And he's, uh,
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Speaker 2: what's the never over the Iran deal? Oh, he's completely
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Speaker 2: tearing that thing without even knowing what's what's coming.
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Speaker 3: Lis spend a moment on that, because I did a
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Speaker 3: post yesterday that I guess I'm sort of proud of
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Speaker 3: it said, call me crazy, but I'm not sitting here
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Speaker 3: saying that I absolutely know it's the greatest things in
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Speaker 3: sliced bread. Nor am I sitting here saying that it's
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Speaker 3: a path to ruin and a horribly unwise exercise. Here's
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Speaker 3: a crazy idea. How about if we let the game
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Speaker 3: come to us, see what it actually says. I have
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Speaker 3: a basic level of trust for the people who have
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Speaker 3: crafted it, and I much prefer a deal made under
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Speaker 3: Trump to any deal made under Obama in terms of
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Speaker 3: the teeth that are behind it. How about if we
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Speaker 3: just sit tight and see what this thing actually is
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Speaker 3: and what it actually does, rather than rush in with
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Speaker 3: all these hot takes of the moment.
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Speaker 2: Crazy idea, It's a crazy idea. Let the game come
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Speaker 2: to you. Let the game come to you. We've got
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Speaker 2: to wait. Look, Scott Jennings said it last night that
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Speaker 2: there are miles to go with this Iran deal. But
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Speaker 2: you know what I want.
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Speaker 3: I want what.
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Speaker 2: President Trump wants, Iran with no nukes, the straight of
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Speaker 2: Hord moves opened up gas prices, energy prices, affordability plummeting
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Speaker 2: down to the ground, and we win the winn LPs.
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Speaker 2: We win the midterms on November the third. Am I
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Speaker 2: asking for too much? Am I asking for too much? Asking?
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Speaker 3: You're asking for exactly the right things. And it's probably
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Speaker 3: an opportunity for us to admittedly recognize what the obstacles are,
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Speaker 3: because any deal made with Iran is a deal made
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Speaker 3: with Iran, whom we scarcely trust as far as we
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Speaker 3: can throw them. Trust but verifies, Reagan said about the Soviets,
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Speaker 3: and I confess, I don't know how you verify that
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Speaker 3: they've given up all the fissible uranium. I don't know
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Speaker 3: if we if we know, how we verify that they've
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Speaker 3: given up everything they said they were going to do.
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Speaker 3: I don't know exactly how we verify the money if
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Speaker 3: we're going to free up a couple of bucks for
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Speaker 3: them to rebuild their bombed out nation. How do we
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Speaker 3: know that some of that money doesn't go straight to
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Speaker 3: hamas and hesbla. Those are not bad questions.
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Speaker 2: It's not bad questions. And then there's there's the biggest
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Speaker 2: question of all. Did Mark Davis really almost get arrested
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Speaker 2: yesterday at a restaurant? No, we got to tell them,
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Speaker 2: we got let's let's just say five minutes in, five
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Speaker 2: minutes in, so we have this, so we have this show,
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Speaker 2: we have this wonderful lunch yes And and Tracy here
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Speaker 2: in Florida has been arranging with the restaurant all the
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Speaker 2: details for the lunch. And she was talking to like
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Speaker 2: a I guess a regional woman named Lisa. All right,
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Speaker 2: you're you're you're you're Lisa right, not the same one,
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Speaker 2: but the same name. And Tracy gave had to give
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Speaker 2: a credit card to Lisa to secure the room and
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Speaker 2: book the space and all of that. And Lisa and
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Speaker 2: Tracy agreed, we're going to keep it on that credit
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Speaker 2: card for the for the for the total bill and
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Speaker 2: the bill show.
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Speaker 3: And Lisa is a regional person and it is a
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Speaker 3: great restaurant, a great restaurant company. We love them, just
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Speaker 3: looking to get the cast of characters. Well, I don't
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Speaker 3: love them, Lisa Love. It's not somebody. It's not somebody
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Speaker 3: in the building, but an executive elsewhere.
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Speaker 2: So I've got a I've got lunch. We and I
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Speaker 2: flew in Sunday night. We had lunch, and then I
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Speaker 2: was flying back yesterday afternoon and there was weather moving in.
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Speaker 2: I thought, and you know when there's weather and flights
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Speaker 2: get canceled, then I go into my mode of trying
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Speaker 2: to get a plan B. All right, if American can't
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Speaker 2: get me out, can Delta get me out? Can I
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Speaker 2: hop on off Southwest plane? You know, I'm a road warrior.
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Speaker 2: I know how to do that. But I needed to
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Speaker 2: get to the airport because I was I was concerned, right,
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Speaker 2: So I left a little early and I left Mark
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Speaker 2: behind with the twelve donors.
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Speaker 3: Which is fine. Mike was making some leaving noises. He
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Speaker 3: we we did pictures. Everything was great, dessert was kind
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Speaker 3: of in progress. I expect that i'd be that like
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Speaker 3: the final ten to fifteen minutes in the room, and
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Speaker 3: it worked out superbly that that part was fine.
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Speaker 2: I'll continue, all right, So I go I hop in
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Speaker 2: the rental car. Give everybody hugs. We do our pictures
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Speaker 2: and selfies, and I give you a hug. And now
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Speaker 2: you're now, look, you're trying to be nice here. You
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Speaker 2: didn't love me bailing on you. I mean, you were
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Speaker 2: nice about it, but I could find I know, I
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Speaker 2: know you got a flight. I okay, you know you
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Speaker 2: got to get to Florida. I got to get the
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Speaker 2: Denton County. So that was very trouble whatsoever. I was
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Speaker 2: going to sort of MC the last ten to fifteen.
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Speaker 2: Last fifteen not a problem, okay, good.
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Speaker 3: And as I went out to kind of make a
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Speaker 3: quick restroom trip as you were on the way out,
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Speaker 3: gave you the hug on the way out, and I
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Speaker 3: saw you talking to the waiter, which I figured was
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Speaker 3: you kind of handling the business arrangement.
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Speaker 2: So the waiter says, who's going to handle the bill?
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Speaker 2: It's a seven hundred and fifty dollars bill, so I've
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Speaker 2: got to pay the bill, and we got to pay
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Speaker 2: the tip. And I'm thinking, I'm trying to do the
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Speaker 2: math in my mind. I'm thinking, what do I give him?
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Speaker 2: I guess we give him like one hundred and fifty bucks, right,
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Speaker 2: that's a good tip for seven hundred fifty. And he
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Speaker 2: worked the whole room by himself. He worked hard, he
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Speaker 2: was fantastic. So he's well, then he says, I got
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Speaker 2: to get I said, well, Lisa, the regional person has
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Speaker 2: the credit card from Tracy on file and they'll handle that. Well,
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Speaker 2: they weren't buying that. Yeah, well well no, but they
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Speaker 2: weren't really accepting that. So he goes to find the
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Speaker 2: manager and he goes, you have to talk to my
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Speaker 2: manager about that. I said, no problem. So he goes
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Speaker 2: and leaves to find the manager. Well, nobody ever comes back.
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Speaker 2: I'm standing there and it's like five ten minutes and
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Speaker 2: I got to get to the airport. So I tell
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Speaker 2: the hostess, I don't know where your manager is. I
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Speaker 2: got to go, I said, Lisa, the regional person has
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Speaker 2: the credit card. We want to put one hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty dollars tip on for the waiter. See you later.
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Speaker 2: I'm out the door. So I go, I get well, huh,
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Speaker 2: and I think everything that.
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Speaker 3: Would you if the next part of your story is
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Speaker 3: the phone ringing and it's me, may I fill in
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Speaker 3: the intervening minutes?
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Speaker 2: Yes, well let's do that, because yes, the next part
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Speaker 2: of my story is going to be. As I'm going
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Speaker 2: through security, ding ding ding, my phone is bringing off
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Speaker 2: the hook and it's you, and you're texting me frantically.
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Speaker 2: I need you now, call me now, and you've got
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Speaker 2: all caps. I'm thinking, uh oh, something's wrong.
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Speaker 3: Tell you what you're its social it's all caps, baby,
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Speaker 3: it's all caps.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for your attention to this matter. So tell me,
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Speaker 2: mister Davis, what happened prior to you in this panicked
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Speaker 2: way texting me? How do we get to that part?
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Speaker 3: How did we get there? So as the festivities are
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Speaker 3: wrapping up, I am I'm noticing I have not seen
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Speaker 3: something happen that happened when it was because we have
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Speaker 3: the Mark group of listeners, there's the Mike group of listeners.
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Speaker 3: Sometimes it's related to some campaign that I'm doing or
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Speaker 3: campaign that you're doing. This was your campaign when it
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Speaker 3: was my campaign, and we had everybody around the table
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Speaker 3: for twelve at the round table with a guy blah
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Speaker 3: blah blah, same restaurant. Once it's all over, they bring
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Speaker 3: the bill and I pay it. That's your credit card,
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Speaker 3: boom exactly. And I'm sitting there noticing just kind of thinking,
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Speaker 3: you know, Mike's about to roll desserts on the table.
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Speaker 2: Everybody.
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Speaker 3: You know, we're pretty well ninety eight percent done here.
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Speaker 3: I have not seen Mike settle up now and just whatever.
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Speaker 3: And then when I mentioned that, I went out to
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Speaker 3: make the restroom trip and I saw you talking to
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Speaker 3: the waiter guy. I figure, that's when it's happening, that's
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Speaker 3: when the business is being conducted. All good, So I
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Speaker 3: come back in do the last ten to fifteen minutes
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Speaker 3: of greetings and glad handing and thank you and hugs,
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Speaker 3: and I walk out of our special our room off
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Speaker 3: to the side, and our waiter guy looks at me
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Speaker 3: with a kind of a look of concern and says,
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Speaker 3: have you seen the manager? And I said, I know,
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Speaker 3: why would I need to? And this this little woman
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Speaker 3: comes out and says, yeah, we don't have a credit
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Speaker 3: card on file, and this point she's speaking Chinese to me.
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Speaker 3: As far as my ability to comprehend with this, mean,
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Speaker 3: what do you mean you know? I have a credit
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Speaker 3: card on file? And I then learn that whatever the
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Speaker 3: arrangement should have been just kind of did not happen,
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Speaker 3: and it's like, okay, this should be fairly easy to handle,
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Speaker 3: so I get I guess at this point this might
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Speaker 3: have been when I texted you or called you the
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Speaker 3: first time, just to kind of say, hey, it's funny
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Speaker 3: because they're both standing there. I've got you on speaker.
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Speaker 3: At this point, my inclination is just to hand you
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Speaker 3: the phone and go, hey, y'all, settle figure this out,
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Speaker 3: whatever this is, figure it out. And it became instantly
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Speaker 3: clear to me that there was some arrangement that you
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Speaker 3: had indeed made through this woman. But I also learned
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Speaker 3: that she ain't there and they can't reach her and
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Speaker 3: don't know where she is, who she is, or whatever.
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Speaker 3: So it's like, okay, and I'm just about about to
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Speaker 3: hand the talking stick back to you. At this point,
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Speaker 3: one thing is clear above all else, and that is
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Speaker 3: whatever else. The deal is a you need to give
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Speaker 3: me a credit card number that works, and you need
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Speaker 3: to give it to me right now, and I don't
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Speaker 3: care whose it is or where it is, because they're there.
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Speaker 3: And last thing, so what were they going to do?
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Speaker 3: Were they not going to let you leave?
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Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 3: No, no, no, that never was really on the table.
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Speaker 2: What was on the table.
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Speaker 3: I wasn't gonna turntable and walk why not. I mean,
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Speaker 3: I know, because okay, because the lady, I'll never forget
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Speaker 3: her words. She looked at me and said, this hasn't
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Speaker 3: been paid yet. And I said, oh, I wish they
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Speaker 3: would have arrested you. I wish they would have called
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Speaker 3: the cops. I would have been on the plane waiting
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Speaker 3: to get on the plane because you're calling me and
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Speaker 3: you hand the phone to me.
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Speaker 2: Now I love this. You call and say, here's the manager.
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Speaker 2: Will you talk to her?
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 2: And I said, well, of course, I'll explain lisha blah
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Speaker 2: blah blah. You hand the phone to her and she says,
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Speaker 2: hell An, this is Betsy may I. How can I
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Speaker 2: help you? And I said, I was thrown by that.
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Speaker 2: I said, how can you help me? What are you
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Speaker 2: talking about? How can you help me? I said, the
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Speaker 2: thing is settled. Your Lisa manager has the credit card.
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Speaker 2: You know I was. I was annoyed with this. How
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Speaker 2: can I help you? What do you mean? Don't give
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Speaker 2: me that patronizing sing song bull crap? How can you
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Speaker 2: help me?
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Speaker 4: Hanging?
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Speaker 2: She was a she was a witch, and I've said,
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Speaker 2: and she was not having it. And I but I
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Speaker 2: would I almost said to them, look put him in handcuffs,
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Speaker 2: take him away. It's his fault. It's Mark Davis's fault
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Speaker 2: because you were getting annoyed and I could tell you
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Speaker 2: wanted to get out of there. What well, well I
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Speaker 2: wanted to leave. You're ready might.
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Speaker 3: Not be the it was it was. It was vexing
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Speaker 3: and with you being expressive in me being expressive in
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Speaker 3: this venue, I need to stress so that people could
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Speaker 3: place themselves there, that this entire series of events is
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Speaker 3: taking place at about this volume. It's about this conversational tone.
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Speaker 3: If I was very weird, I'd be yelling. Indeed, thank
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Speaker 3: god you're in the car and screaming. So it's not
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Speaker 3: the kind of thing where the entire restaurant is going
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Speaker 3: what not at all. However, one of our attendees from
18:14
Speaker 3: the people from the lunch comes up behind me is like,
18:16
Speaker 3: is everything okay? Like you my card, I'm gonna be
18:23
Speaker 3: washing dishes.
18:26
Speaker 2: That's what I's what I think. But here's the uncomfortable
18:30
Speaker 2: reaction I had. I couldn't stop laughing. I'm walking through
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Speaker 2: the df W security with their brand new digital touchless.
18:39
Speaker 2: I'm so excited about touchless. Great, that's the new way
18:42
Speaker 2: to get in. Now you don't even have to pull
18:44
Speaker 2: out your driver's license. You don't down, finish up, and
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Speaker 2: we'll get to the you don't. You don't have to
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Speaker 2: show your boarding pass. You just get a picture and
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Speaker 2: off you go. So I'm going through there, Well, I'm
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Speaker 2: laughing my butt off. I can't because I because I can.
18:58
Speaker 2: I could tell you're whether you want to admit it
19:01
Speaker 2: or not, we'll put it this way, mildly annoyed. You're like,
19:05
Speaker 2: and we're on the verge of agitation. You can't believe
19:09
Speaker 2: you're stuck with this problem. That was really my fault
19:12
Speaker 2: because Tracy and I handled all of this stuff.
19:16
Speaker 3: And I knew that, which is why I knew everything
19:19
Speaker 3: was this far from a complete resolution. But this far
19:22
Speaker 3: couldn't get to this far. And I'm saying, okay, I'm
19:27
Speaker 3: the recognizable soul at the vortex of this thing. And
19:31
Speaker 3: so Tracy did that. You said, I'll have Tracy call
19:34
Speaker 3: you with a credit card number, which seconds later she did.
19:37
Speaker 3: So I write down the credit card number, Tracy's name,
19:40
Speaker 3: and Tracy's phone number, and I have that on this
19:43
Speaker 3: little piece of paper, and I tell the hostess lady,
19:45
Speaker 3: who I think is the same hostess lady who spoke
19:47
Speaker 3: to I said, hey, could you go get the manager lady,
19:50
Speaker 3: because I've got this for her. At that point, I
19:52
Speaker 3: can give that to her and I can hit the
19:54
Speaker 3: parking lot. So she then says, oh, I don't know
19:57
Speaker 3: where she went. About two or three or four minutes
20:00
Speaker 3: go by, and at that point I go to the
20:02
Speaker 3: hostess lady, give her that piece of paper with that
20:05
Speaker 3: credit card number and Tracy's number. I give that to
20:08
Speaker 3: her and say, Sea, and I hit the parking lot
20:12
Speaker 3: as unceremoniously as you had moments earlier.
20:14
Speaker 2: But that's what I called you.
20:17
Speaker 3: It's basically, WTF, buddy, What in the world just happened?
20:22
Speaker 2: And at this moment, we still don't know if they
20:24
Speaker 2: ever paid the bill, because I know credit card number
20:28
Speaker 2: is floating around Grapevine, Texas, So people right now are buying,
20:33
Speaker 2: you know, electronics from Japan. I mean, because, by the way,
20:38
Speaker 2: not a real secure thing to write down a credit
20:40
Speaker 2: card number on a piece of paper and hand it
20:42
Speaker 2: to somebody. Are you kidding? That's what you did. You
20:46
Speaker 2: wrote it down on a piece of paper and you
20:48
Speaker 2: don't left Are you serious? That's not a good idea, Mark,
20:53
Speaker 2: Why did you do that.
20:54
Speaker 3: Let's start the one because I had to get up
20:56
Speaker 3: because guess what it was? It was Junior's time to
20:58
Speaker 3: get out of the building.
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Speaker 2: How bad that is? You can't write a credit card
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21:07
Speaker 2: Sure did you did? In Mark? Are you off? This
21:12
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21:14
Speaker 3: Well, but it's funny because I guess the manager lady
21:19
Speaker 3: had said, because I was going to get Because what
21:21
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21:23
Speaker 3: I'm having but only the ideal thing would have been
21:28
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21:32
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21:33
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21:36
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21:42
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21:45
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25:40
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25:44
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Speaker 2: I wanted to share with you and everybody else.
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Speaker 1: Why are we even talking about reconstruction funds or releasing
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Speaker 1: any money at all.
26:07
Speaker 5: Well, we're talking to them because we want this conflict
26:10
Speaker 5: to end and we want to get to an ultimate
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Speaker 5: goal where Iran doesn't have any or the capacity to
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Speaker 5: make any nuclear weapons. That is the principal goal. That's
26:19
Speaker 5: number one. Number two, it will be wise for the
26:21
Speaker 5: administration to put this document out for everybody to look at,
26:24
Speaker 5: and they ought to do it as soon as they can,
26:27
Speaker 5: both for their allies who are interested, but also for
26:29
Speaker 5: the American people because we've gone to war here. The
26:32
Speaker 5: American people deserve to know how this is going to
26:35
Speaker 5: come to an end. Number three. I talked to the
26:36
Speaker 5: President on Sunday and he was telling me he was
26:40
Speaker 5: about to sign something where Iran, and he did and
26:43
Speaker 5: he was excited to get the strait of horror moves open.
26:45
Speaker 5: But he said something very important to me, which is, look,
26:47
Speaker 5: if they don't follow through on their commitments, we will
26:50
Speaker 5: start hitting them again. He's clearly not taken further military
26:53
Speaker 5: action off the table. So we have some miles to
26:56
Speaker 5: travel down this road. The next mile will be on Friday,
26:59
Speaker 5: when there's a formal signing for the people who don't
27:01
Speaker 5: trust Iran.
27:02
Speaker 2: Look, I agree with you.
27:03
Speaker 5: I think an Iranian signature is worth very very little,
27:06
Speaker 5: but it could be worth something if the President keeps this.
27:12
Speaker 2: I mean, frim good for him. I mean, hey, I
27:15
Speaker 2: got an idea. Why don't we cheer the potential of
27:19
Speaker 2: keeping Iran from being able to produce a nuclear weapon?
27:22
Speaker 2: Opening up the straight of horror moves getting prices down
27:25
Speaker 2: again in America to below Biden levels. Certainly, and yet
27:30
Speaker 2: here Andy McCarthy, the Trump administration thinks were imbeciles to
27:35
Speaker 2: the extent he calls him Neville Trump. Neville Trump is peddlings.
27:40
Speaker 3: To Neville Chamberlain, who is blind to the evils of Hitler.
27:43
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, he says Andy McCarthy, who I like,
27:47
Speaker 2: you've interviewed him, right, we both know.
27:50
Speaker 3: I want to say Trump broke him, but something happened
27:53
Speaker 3: to him in the last year.
27:54
Speaker 2: I think Trump broke him. I mean, look, he's National Review, right.
28:00
Speaker 2: Do you remember in twenty sixteen, the never Trump edition
28:03
Speaker 2: that they produce. Do you remember who wrote the columns?
28:07
Speaker 2: Do you remember who wrote columns.
28:08
Speaker 3: Which Rich Lowry? It was Andy one of them.
28:11
Speaker 2: Dana Lash yeah, Glenn Beck, Michael. I mean you go
28:17
Speaker 2: down the list and a lot of them are people
28:19
Speaker 2: you think are relying. And I always have to say
28:21
Speaker 2: that number one, the Mark Davis rule of grace and
28:25
Speaker 2: virtue would be, well, maybe they saw the light. Maybe
28:27
Speaker 2: they came around them.
28:29
Speaker 3: Oh a lot of it, because the whole thing was
28:30
Speaker 3: called the entire cover story was against Trump, wasn't it?
28:34
Speaker 3: Wasn't that the crazyology on the front. I think a
28:38
Speaker 3: lot of them, A lot of them have indeed come around,
28:40
Speaker 3: and to their credit, so good have they?
28:43
Speaker 2: Some have they well?
28:45
Speaker 1: Good?
28:45
Speaker 2: Or have or have they come around because they knew.
28:49
Speaker 2: Let me tell a tale of a colleague who lost
28:52
Speaker 2: his talk show nationally because he was never Trump. I'm
28:55
Speaker 2: not going to mention his name smart you know, longtime
28:59
Speaker 2: Salem consumers probably know who I'm talking about. No need
29:03
Speaker 2: to pick on him, he's gone. But he was a
29:05
Speaker 2: never Trumper and his audience was he was hemorrhaging listeners.
29:11
Speaker 2: I mean it was awful. His his advertisers were falling away,
29:15
Speaker 2: His audience was evaporating, and they kept telling him, look,
29:19
Speaker 2: all right, you don't like the guy, we get it,
29:21
Speaker 2: but stop hammering him because you're hurting your your audience.
29:26
Speaker 2: He wouldn't do it. He lost his show. They let
29:29
Speaker 2: him go. Now some of these other folks, And I'm
29:32
Speaker 2: not I like Dana Lash, I like Glenn. I'm not
29:35
Speaker 2: trying to pick on them, But I wonder did they
29:38
Speaker 2: do it? Did they do a come to Jesus Mark?
29:42
Speaker 2: Did they did they do an about face on Trump
29:45
Speaker 2: over the years because just because they saw the light?
29:49
Speaker 2: Or do they not want to lose their gig?
29:51
Speaker 3: What a great question. Since I can't read minds, I
29:54
Speaker 3: don't I don't know, but I would say that in
29:57
Speaker 3: this gig, you can't make things very long. That if
30:03
Speaker 3: they if they've spent years feigning and faking and pretending
30:07
Speaker 3: a Trump tolerance or even a Trump admiration, at some point,
30:11
Speaker 3: that that that's going to collapse. So I'm going to
30:14
Speaker 3: give them credit for sincerity.
30:17
Speaker 2: I hope so. And I'll and I'll be I'll be
30:20
Speaker 2: a little more cynical. I'll bet at least some of
30:22
Speaker 2: them are just trying to hang on to their gig.
30:25
Speaker 2: And and they think being pro Trump is good for
30:28
Speaker 2: their bottom line and that and that and and I
30:31
Speaker 2: and and and pardon me, but that that infuriates the
30:35
Speaker 2: hell out of me.
30:35
Speaker 3: But here's way I know, there's no there's no way
30:39
Speaker 3: to know. Like I said, we can't read minds. If
30:41
Speaker 3: there's somebody who was it was kind of anti Trump
30:43
Speaker 3: and now they're not. You've asked the golden question, is
30:46
Speaker 3: it is it for real or is it just performative?
30:50
Speaker 3: When I say does it matter? Of course it matters
30:53
Speaker 3: in terms of principle, and you'd like to kind of
30:55
Speaker 3: know whether this is real or somebody shooting straight. But
30:57
Speaker 3: if they're saying better things and expressing better views, Okay.
31:05
Speaker 2: I guess. I hope you're right, and I and I
31:07
Speaker 2: just hope. I mean, I think about people like Ted
31:09
Speaker 2: Cruz and Lindsey Graham. Look, they but they were in
31:12
Speaker 2: the arena against him, you know, they were presidential candidates
31:16
Speaker 2: fighting him, right, and then once he won.
31:18
Speaker 3: Marco Rubio, Marco Rubio, little little Marco, Little Marco Little.
31:24
Speaker 3: We trust him for sincerity one thousand percent, don't we?
31:28
Speaker 2: We do? Ted and Ted Cruz I do too well.
31:31
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I'll leave it to the audience.
31:34
Speaker 2: I just wonder if some of these folks, and again
31:37
Speaker 2: I don't I don't have anything against them. I just
31:39
Speaker 2: I just think that they're beware And so it kind
31:43
Speaker 2: of ties into the pushback on Iran, because some of
31:46
Speaker 2: these folks are pushing back against the Iran deal, and
31:50
Speaker 2: I wonder if they don't want I wonder if maybe secretly,
31:54
Speaker 2: way deep down, they don't want Trump to win, they
31:57
Speaker 2: don't want him to have the success. Could that be you? You?
32:01
Speaker 3: Of course it could, And you have provided a beacon
32:06
Speaker 3: of eye opening wisdom on this to me on a
32:08
Speaker 3: couple of things, because every once in a while you'll ask,
32:10
Speaker 3: why would this person who feels this way about this thing,
32:13
Speaker 3: you know, why why would they change their mind or
32:15
Speaker 3: seem to betray their own interests? And the answer that
32:18
Speaker 3: is lurking forever in the background as a possible key,
32:22
Speaker 3: is because they just hate Trump's guts and they they
32:25
Speaker 3: will not. I think it was fun and the Save
32:27
Speaker 3: America Act was the one that kind of resonates with
32:30
Speaker 3: me over the last few a few days, is that
32:33
Speaker 3: he clearly he's a Republican, He's the Senate majority leader.
32:36
Speaker 3: Why in the world wouldn't he before this? It's self
32:39
Speaker 3: evidently valuable. His voters want it, even Democrat voters seem
32:43
Speaker 3: to want it. What's the problem. And maybe the problem
32:46
Speaker 3: is because it would hand Trump a victory. And that's
32:49
Speaker 3: a bridge they just don't want to cross.
32:51
Speaker 2: They just can't cross that bridge. And I and that,
32:53
Speaker 2: and that just makes me shick to my stomach. Look,
32:56
Speaker 2: we've got to let the game come to us, as
32:58
Speaker 2: you like to say, We've got to see how this
33:00
Speaker 2: all plays out. But let's remember the and I read
33:03
Speaker 2: something today from X that people loved and I if
33:06
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33:08
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33:11
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33:13
Speaker 2: Do you do that? Do you follow people back when
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33:16
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33:16
Speaker 2: No, no, no.
33:18
Speaker 3: Why in the world would I do that?
33:20
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33:24
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33:27
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33:30
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33:32
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33:36
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33:40
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33:49
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33:58
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34:00
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34:13
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34:15
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34:20
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34:22
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34:25
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34:26
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34:27
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34:30
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34:33
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34:36
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34:39
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34:42
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34:46
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34:50
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34:52
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35:08
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35:10
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35:12
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35:14
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35:20
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35:22
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35:23
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35:27
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35:27
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35:29
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35:31
Speaker 3: And he was in general sort of okay, but ultimately
35:35
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35:38
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35:42
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35:45
Speaker 3: shouldn't have done it. That's terrible. It's walking into a
35:48
Speaker 3: lions den needlessly. They hate you. Would you have been
35:51
Speaker 3: one of those people. If I asked you that four
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Speaker 3: hours ago.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well you threw me today because I want let
35:59
Speaker 2: me tell you why I'm a little confused about JD.
36:01
Speaker 2: Van's popping up everywhere. You point out he's on a
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Speaker 2: book tour. Of course, well so to me, but he's
36:07
Speaker 2: answering all these questions about Iran, which is really existential stuff.
36:11
Speaker 2: So that's a little more important than a book tour, correct,
36:14
Speaker 2: And so it's weird to me that he's been front
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Speaker 2: and center, and it has led me to wonder where
36:19
Speaker 2: Marco Rubert, I understand, you know that. So I'm a
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Speaker 2: little bit thrown by that. But look, I wouldn't go
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Speaker 2: on the view. Would you go on the View if
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Speaker 2: they invited you tomorrow? Never in a million years when
36:29
Speaker 2: I go near that cackling, that coven of hens.
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Speaker 3: If they want to have me, if they want to
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Speaker 3: have me on to say things, I believe two reasons.
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Speaker 3: Number One, the viewers might be hearing things of this
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Speaker 3: nature for the first time in their lives. I know,
36:45
Speaker 3: and I know not that everybody has to do this,
36:48
Speaker 3: but I think there are points to be scored for
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Speaker 3: engaging with the other side, even on the other.
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Speaker 2: Side is, well, look, I'm glad I want to see
36:56
Speaker 2: you know what. We want to dive into that somora.
36:58
Speaker 2: But with with with JD Van.
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Speaker 3: Last thing here. So there's two minutes on this, now
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Speaker 3: give me one or two on this and so ufc
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Speaker 3: thing happens. Did you love it as much as I did? Fly?
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Speaker 2: Could you not?
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Speaker 3: Every bit of it? Every bit of it? What was
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Speaker 3: this guy's name? Josh hokit?
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Speaker 2: One last one, last thing?
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Speaker 3: Michelle Obama's a man who's with me America. So I
37:24
Speaker 3: saw this and here was my reaction. Oh lord, I
37:28
Speaker 3: shook my head, I shrugged, and I got on with
37:31
Speaker 3: my life. That's how you react to that. Very predictably,
37:35
Speaker 3: the left and even some ostensibly on our side, Oh,
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Speaker 3: this is terrible. The White House must disavow this, They
37:45
Speaker 3: must condemn. Shut up now if you want to go
37:49
Speaker 3: chasing Lindsey Graham down, as someone did, and he did
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Speaker 3: a wonderful job. He said, well, we just all kind
37:54
Speaker 3: of groaned. That wasn't in the spirit of the event.
37:57
Speaker 3: And you know that's not something anybody wanted to have happened. Boom,
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Speaker 3: that's it. But the people demanding at the White.
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Speaker 2: House, they must disavow.
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Speaker 3: They must get just just what zip it because there's
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Speaker 3: no winning on that because of that.
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Speaker 2: But you know that, but they were going to do that,
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Speaker 2: they didn't. That doesn't surprise you, Mark, You knew they
38:14
Speaker 2: were going to do that. He gave them. He gave
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Speaker 2: them the ammunition that they wanted to have to try
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Speaker 2: to tear the event down. It was one guy, apparently,
38:23
Speaker 2: and the guy apparently is a real clown's evidently during
38:28
Speaker 2: the way in he pretended to vomit and he put
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Speaker 2: apple sauce in his mouth and he actually he was sick.
38:34
Speaker 2: So the guy's already kind of a kind of a
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Speaker 2: nut job, and then he goes out and says something
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Speaker 2: stupid like that. Michelle, Obama's a man. You know you're right.
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Speaker 3: I mean, somebody else on xit is this is this
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Speaker 3: the party?
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Speaker 2: We've become? The party?
38:48
Speaker 3: We've become a cartoonish UFC guy doesn't make us the
38:52
Speaker 3: party of anything. Shut up, stop well, dumbest story of
38:56
Speaker 3: the last forty eight hours.
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Speaker 2: But an important story is going to be the way
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Speaker 2: the FBI thwarted this. And I don't want to get
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Speaker 2: out of here, Mark without a little preview, because this
39:04
Speaker 2: is going to be a massive story, and there is
39:07
Speaker 2: now reporting that a teenager from Ohio took his graduation
39:11
Speaker 2: money to use to try to help fund this attack
39:16
Speaker 2: Sunday night on the White House two fifty Freedom event,
39:20
Speaker 2: the plan was to have drones drop explosive drones fly
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Speaker 2: into some buildings around where the event was taking place
39:29
Speaker 2: in order to lure the audience out of the protective
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Speaker 2: perimeter of the White House and then pick them off
39:37
Speaker 2: by snipers. Snipers were going to shoot them and kill them,
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Speaker 2: and then when that was going on, a third wave
39:43
Speaker 2: was going to storm the White House gates. Here's Fox
39:46
Speaker 2: News Channels Jonathan Turley reporting the way the FBI disrupted
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Speaker 2: this plot targeting the White House two fifty Freedom event
39:57
Speaker 2: Sunday night.
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Speaker 4: This is really a cautionary tale. The fact is that
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Speaker 4: the government is not the only party preparing for the
40:05
Speaker 4: July fourth celebrations. There are terrorist organizations that are drawn
40:09
Speaker 4: to the same events. This was a well set out
40:13
Speaker 4: pattern of events to maximize casualties.
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Speaker 3: And we have to keep in mind that under the Biden.
40:19
Speaker 4: Administration, millions of unvetted people were released into this country.
40:24
Speaker 4: It would be a very dangerous delusion to believe that
40:28
Speaker 4: these terrorists, organizations and countries did not use that open border.
40:34
Speaker 2: Now mark, you know the one I had a listener
40:36
Speaker 2: text me today and say, be careful when you use
40:39
Speaker 2: the word terrorist, because to many Americans they think Abdul
40:43
Speaker 2: the butcher from Baghdad. This was a kid from Ohio.
40:47
Speaker 2: These are terrorists, domestic terrorists, people from California. These are
40:52
Speaker 2: people who and reportedly they were hung up on the
40:55
Speaker 2: Epstein crap. Here we go again with you know, the
40:59
Speaker 2: Democrat hoax that Donald Trump was a pedophile on Epstein Island.
41:04
Speaker 2: They were hung up on that. They wanted to kill billionaires,
41:07
Speaker 2: and I'm sure they wanted to kill Trump. So here
41:09
Speaker 2: we go again. Here we go again, And I don't
41:13
Speaker 2: I don't know how to. Not every problem can be fixed,
41:16
Speaker 2: whatever fixing it even means. I think your solution from
41:19
Speaker 2: a few minutes ago is a really good one. It's
41:20
Speaker 2: called let's fix it at the ballot box by denying power,
41:24
Speaker 2: denying the levers and rains of power. And those who
41:28
Speaker 2: are insufficiently energized against this are those who tolerate it
41:33
Speaker 2: for a New York Amen. Amen, let's leave on a
41:36
Speaker 2: happy note. The look on your face when I played
41:38
Speaker 2: Bette Midler yasmin can you queue up Bette Midler? This
41:42
Speaker 2: is hysterical now, this is how miserable these people are.
41:45
Speaker 2: In fact, before we play bet Bette Midler to say
41:49
Speaker 2: goodbye for a for a Tuesday, I want to I
41:52
Speaker 2: want to play for you. One of the rising super
41:56
Speaker 2: not rising, I mean, one of the real stars of
41:59
Speaker 2: Fox News is Jesse Waters. Are you liking him as
42:02
Speaker 2: much as I am? These days?
42:04
Speaker 3: The Five is one of my favorite hours of television.
42:06
Speaker 3: Their chemistry is great, from the snarkiness of Gutfeld, how
42:10
Speaker 3: they beat up on Jessica, to the sweetness of Dana Perino.
42:14
Speaker 3: But he just the the unique character that is Jesse Waters. Apps.
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Speaker 2: Well, here he was talking about how miserable Democrats and
42:23
Speaker 2: Trump haters are. They're just disconnected. Check this out because
42:27
Speaker 2: this was reporting on the surveys that are coming out
42:31
Speaker 2: showing how patriotic and how much Republicans love the country
42:35
Speaker 2: and how unpatriotic and how Democrats loathe the country. Here's Jesse.
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Speaker 6: I was getting a bagel this weekend and we were
42:43
Speaker 6: in line, and this woman with glasses and bad teeth
42:46
Speaker 6: and a ponytail, here's my voice, and she turns around
42:48
Speaker 6: and she says you and I said, uh oh, and
42:52
Speaker 6: she says, you're the one that spews lies on TV.
42:58
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm like Limbaugh, I'm right ninety nine point
43:00
Speaker 6: eight percent of the time. But my wife's there and
43:03
Speaker 6: she says, do you talk to everyone like that the
43:07
Speaker 6: way you talk to my husband?
43:09
Speaker 3: And she's like, go on, go.
43:10
Speaker 7: Inside and get your bagel. And the woman starts shaking,
43:12
Speaker 7: you know how the mentally ill they are. And she's like,
43:16
Speaker 7: totally disconnected from reality. I don't know how to talk
43:18
Speaker 7: to people like miserable, angry, crazy. And you look at
43:24
Speaker 7: what's going on here. I mean, we've just defeated the
43:26
Speaker 7: world's number one state sponsor a terror. We're about to
43:29
Speaker 7: sign a peace deal to get all their uranium.
43:31
Speaker 5: We just had.
43:32
Speaker 7: Thousands of Americans Shanny USA on the White House lawn
43:37
Speaker 7: at the greatest UFC fight I've ever seen, sevent tkos
43:41
Speaker 7: in a row. While they have the Marine band playing
43:44
Speaker 7: all the intro songs. Well, they have the US Air
43:46
Speaker 7: Force flying overhead to celebrate America through fifty the greatest
43:50
Speaker 7: country in the world. At the same weekend, you have
43:53
Speaker 7: all of these Europeans who the liberals love here visiting
43:58
Speaker 7: talking about how the It's is the greatest country in
44:02
Speaker 7: the world. Have you seen these videos of the French,
44:04
Speaker 7: Germans and the Dutch, like astounded about our landscape, our food,
44:10
Speaker 7: our trucks, our freedom, how friendly the American people are.
44:15
Speaker 7: And it's like the United States is also like, wait
44:17
Speaker 7: a second, we take all this stuff for grinned.
44:19
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe we are great.
44:21
Speaker 7: The Europeans are saying we're great. I think it must
44:24
Speaker 7: be true. So the Knicks trump snow Jack's Major championship.
44:30
Speaker 7: Think about the run we're on. We have the hockey
44:32
Speaker 7: team winning the gold.
44:34
Speaker 2: I mean, we have crime down.
44:36
Speaker 7: The border sealed. We have the UFO.
44:39
Speaker 2: Files coming out.
44:40
Speaker 1: Jessica, this is a.
44:42
Speaker 7: Generational run we're on. I think you should just be
44:45
Speaker 7: happy to be alive.
44:46
Speaker 2: Don't you love it? We're on a generational run.
44:49
Speaker 3: Mark ab So. And it's so easy to be downtrodden,
44:52
Speaker 3: and so easy to be slump shouldered and focus on
44:55
Speaker 3: what's negative and doom. Scroll for hours and listen. We're
44:59
Speaker 3: always to have problems, God himself tells us in this
45:02
Speaker 3: life you will have trouble. But if you just take
45:05
Speaker 3: a look at the ledger of things that aren't going
45:07
Speaker 3: well and things that are. It's an amazing time to
45:10
Speaker 3: be alive.
45:11
Speaker 2: Well, And speaking of amazing times to be alive, now,
45:15
Speaker 2: Bette Midler has won Tony Awards, She's been nominated for
45:18
Speaker 2: Academy Awards. I mean, what is she She's eighty, I think,
45:21
Speaker 2: and she's had a lifetime of success. Here's what she
45:25
Speaker 2: was reduced to. They had a counter protest during the
45:29
Speaker 2: UFC White House two fifty Sunday night. De Niro stood
45:33
Speaker 2: up and famously gave all the reasons why he can't
45:36
Speaker 2: love America, which is essentially because America loves Trump, so
45:39
Speaker 2: he hates America. Here's Bette Midler singing with some backup singers.
45:44
Speaker 2: I played this about one hundred times on my show
45:46
Speaker 2: yesterday and Mark, Yes, I wanted to torment you as a
45:50
Speaker 2: way to say goodbye today. I give you Bette Midler
45:53
Speaker 2: at the counter protest Sunday night. Oh you've got you
46:01
Speaker 2: fascist bound. Hey there, I am fascist.
46:06
Speaker 1: Let me put you straight.
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Speaker 7: When you come for the rest of us, we'll fight
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Speaker 7: you at the gate and you.
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Speaker 3: Will lose, you fascist bawlu.
46:16
Speaker 2: You will lose, you fashioner.
46:20
Speaker 3: First of all, you just thought It's funny. When you
46:21
Speaker 3: said Bett Middler was eighty, I thought that was hyperbolic
46:24
Speaker 3: exaggeration of the man. She can't be that she's exactly eighty.
46:27
Speaker 3: So you nailed off. So when you played this for
46:29
Speaker 3: me on the radio show this morning, and I kind
46:31
Speaker 3: of came an ear worm, Oh you fascist bone to lose?
46:34
Speaker 3: I thought it did some pink haired idiot write that,
46:37
Speaker 3: you know earlier that day that that apparently has some history.
46:40
Speaker 3: That is apparently a Woody Guthrie record, Unfortunate early forties.
46:44
Speaker 2: It's that comedy He's a communist, that comedy, that Pinko,
46:47
Speaker 2: that Pinko comedy, and.
46:48
Speaker 3: He had he had a used to have a guitar
46:50
Speaker 3: with a bumper sticker on it that said this this
46:52
Speaker 3: machine kills fascists or something like that. So thanks Bet,
46:57
Speaker 3: Thanks Mike, Thanks everybody.
47:00
Speaker 2: Be Tuesday. Glad you're not in jail, Glad you're freed.
47:03
Speaker 3: Did we provide twice the value, twice the content twice
47:06
Speaker 3: the entertainment was today twice is good to make up
47:09
Speaker 3: for yesterday's complete disaster?
47:11
Speaker 2: Well? Can I say this? We had twice as many
47:13
Speaker 2: people watching the YouTube channel live that we did very
47:16
Speaker 2: last time. So things are going well. Keep you're going
47:19
Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday. I like our chances. Let's the game come
47:23
Speaker 2: to us. I love you,