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"Leapin' Leftists!" (Tuesday, May 5, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Is it really safe out and is it really effective.
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  Speaker 2: On a need to know basis, because you need to
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  Speaker 2: know the first thing today.
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  Speaker 3: George said, steal me stem you have a day at
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  Speaker 3: least for work.
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  Speaker 2: When the sun comes up, drops a pet.
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  Speaker 4: At the scood.
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  Speaker 5: No joys everything, agenda all the JASU.
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  Speaker 6: Needs no one that Joe's smile.
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  Speaker 5: He only is be.
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  Speaker 7: Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting us be of service to you
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  Speaker 8: this morning. This is the radio program that isn't afraid
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  Speaker 8: either amplitude or frequency modulation where you are and you
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  Speaker 8: being the most important part of this is you can
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  Speaker 8: let us know how the news of the day is
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  Speaker 8: impacting you where you are at four to three for
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  Speaker 8: eight A two four two one seven. You do that
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  Speaker 8: by telephone call, well chat. I like that part. I'm
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  Speaker 8: just that's that's one of those things that I love
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  Speaker 8: to do, is you know, find out what's going on
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  Speaker 8: in your world. As much as I want to hear
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  Speaker 8: what you think of a news story, I want to
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  Speaker 8: hear about what's going on in your world as well.
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  Speaker 8: But then you can text message if your morning's just
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  Speaker 8: too crazy and they all are aren't they Existentially, it
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  Speaker 8: is the place we put all of our last minute storage.
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  Speaker 8: Should just call it LM instead of AM, as in
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  Speaker 8: last minute. So while you're dealing with all that and
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  Speaker 8: you have time to maybe holler something into voice to text,
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  Speaker 8: that's cool. That's how we get this note from Jerry,
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  Speaker 8: who says, Joe, what's the matter with an eight hundred
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  Speaker 8: thousand person congressional district. I don't get what your problem is.
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  Speaker 8: We have governors of states that are far larger than that. Well, right,
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  Speaker 8: because governor is a different job than legislator. And I
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  Speaker 8: know that because it's mass formation media, we just, you know,
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  Speaker 8: lump all Republican office holders and all Democrat office holders together.
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  Speaker 8: But an executive branch office is different in what it's
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  Speaker 8: required to do and what it should be doing than
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  Speaker 8: a congressional representative. Also, you know, I don't know where
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  Speaker 8: you live, Jerry, but I imagine the distance it takes
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  Speaker 8: to get from one end of your congressional district to
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  Speaker 8: another is fairly large. Might be several cities within your
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  Speaker 8: congressional district, or medium sized towns, a lot of farmland
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  Speaker 8: in there too. The needs of all those different people
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  Speaker 8: are different. Now, there is the constitutional case where you're
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  Speaker 8: not supposed to be doing all that much any while
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  Speaker 8: you're up there. That's a whole other kettle of leeches.
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  Speaker 8: As we'll go back to the healthcare story too. I've
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  Speaker 8: got a bunch of emails based on that Ken Kochinelli
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  Speaker 8: Alberta leaving Canada. The group needed one hundred and seventy
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  Speaker 8: eight thousand to put the referendum on a ballot. In Iran,
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  Speaker 2: Putting the radio on is the first thing today?
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  Speaker 9: What has awful?
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  Speaker 11: Loti? It is important to me, my damn than what.
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  Speaker 20: The education, harm tration, Jingoization, United Race relationization, accusations.
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  Speaker 8: Today, So a vote for me is a vote for
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  Speaker 8: me as the other Joe Walsh once sang uh And
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  Speaker 8: for our conversation, our friends from the Election Transparency Initiative
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  Speaker 8: Election transparency dot org, Ken Kuchinelli, founder and major Domo.
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  Speaker 8: There we talked about all these other states. Meanwhile, back
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  Speaker 8: in Virginia where we flag from there, they are sitting
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  Speaker 8: with the Supreme Court, no ruling yet.
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  Speaker 8: Can you tell us? You know, I know you're not
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  Speaker 8: one to go out onto wild you know, branches of fancy,
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  Speaker 8: but what is what is Ken's tea leaves telling him
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  Speaker 8: as the Supreme Court waits around?
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  Speaker 21: So there are three there are three tea leaves, four really,
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  Speaker 21: and they all point in a favorable direction. That doesn't
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  Speaker 21: mean that guarantees us anything.
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  Speaker 8: Ken. Did we lose Ken? I know he dropped out
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  Speaker 8: before and I sort of vamped for him for a minute,
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  Speaker 8: but I want to hear what he has to say that.
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  Speaker 8: How about the yeah you're you're, you're, you're, you're wavering
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  Speaker 8: on an antenna somewhere. I think I heard you right, Yeah, yeah,
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  Speaker 8: there are.
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  Speaker 21: Okay, Well, I think it's the connection we've had. This
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  Speaker 21: has come the other way also. So the first was
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  Speaker 21: in February when they stayed the case called Taswell won
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  Speaker 21: the first case out of Taswell Circuit Court, and they stated,
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  Speaker 21: because we have over one hundred years of precedent requiring
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  Speaker 21: the referendum to take place before the court will decide
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  Speaker 21: whether it was legal or constitutional, they weren't ducking. They
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  Speaker 21: were following law and precedent, and if they continue to
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  Speaker 21: follow law and precedent, we're going to win this case.
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  Speaker 21: But that was the first tea leave, and I'm sorry
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  Speaker 21: they let me get to the first tea leave. Then
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  Speaker 21: they said when they stayed it, we have grave concerns
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  Speaker 21: about the serious issues raised in this case. Now that
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  Speaker 21: may not sound like much, but when you're staying a case,
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  Speaker 21: when you're holding it in place, it is incredibly unusual
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  Speaker 21: and uncommon for the court to comment on the merits
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  Speaker 21: of the case, and I think they were setting expectations there.
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  Speaker 21: Thus that's tea leaf number one. So then the referendum happens,
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  Speaker 21: the Yes side wins by three points, they squeak by
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  Speaker 21: after outspending the No side three or four to one,
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  Speaker 21: and tea leaf number two is the very high speed
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  Speaker 21: schedule for briefing. Briefing was scheduled two days after the referendum.
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  Speaker 21: An oral argument was held four days after that, so
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  Speaker 21: literally the case was fully briefed and argued less than
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  Speaker 21: a week after the referendum took place. That is, I've
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  Speaker 21: never seen them go that fast in any other case,
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  Speaker 21: and I've been practicing over thirty years, and.
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  Speaker 8: So now we wait.
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  Speaker 21: Of course they're ruling, But that speed itself was tea
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  Speaker 21: leaf number two, arguably, But you could write that one
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  Speaker 21: off because they know we need our maps, we need
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  Speaker 21: to know where people are running. There's an election and
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  Speaker 21: they and everybody's waiting for the outcome. So maybe it's
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  Speaker 21: a tea leaf, maybe it isn't. The next day they
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  Speaker 21: declined to stay an injunction of Taswell two. Taswell one
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  Speaker 21: involves the twenty twenty five violations of Virginia law and constitution.
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  Speaker 21: Taswell two involved the twenty twenty six violations of the
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  Speaker 21: constitution and law that was decided the day after the
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  Speaker 21: referendum in the Trial court. In the normal course of things,
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  Speaker 21: the Supreme Court would stay the injunction from that case,
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  Speaker 21: in which the entire certification of the referendum was enjoined,
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  Speaker 21: but the court heard oral argument and the next day
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  Speaker 21: they declined to hold the injunction. So the injunction as
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  Speaker 21: we speak is still in place from that trial court.
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  Speaker 21: That is a huge tea leaf suggesting that the Supreme
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  Speaker 21: Court already knows they're going to throw the referendum out
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  Speaker 21: and they don't want the machinery of the election to
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  Speaker 21: start marching down the wrong path and then have to
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  Speaker 21: get yanked back, and that they're just writing the order.
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  Speaker 21: And then the last tea leaf is that the Taswell
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  Speaker 21: II was taken up to the Virginia Supreme Court last
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  Speaker 21: week and they still haven't set a briefing schedule after
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  Speaker 21: going lightning fast in Taswell one, they haven't even set
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  Speaker 21: a briefing schedule in Taswell two. Well, that suggests to
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  Speaker 21: me they know that they aren't going to be getting
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  Speaker 21: to Taswell two because any of the arguments against the
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  Speaker 21: referendum that prevail end the case. The defense Attorney General J.
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  Speaker 21: Jones here and the Democrats have to beat every single challenge.
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  Speaker 21: The challenger only need to win one challenge, probably the
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  Speaker 21: intervening election challenge, and then the court will rule everything else.
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  Speaker 21: Moot and they won't rule on it because the referendum
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  Speaker 21: will have been found unconstitutional. They'll do it on as
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  Speaker 21: limited a ground as they can, and they'll throw everything
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  Speaker 21: else out because they don't need to decide it. And
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  Speaker 21: that is a that is a practice of judicial restraint.
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  Speaker 21: Decide as little as.
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  Speaker 11: You have to.
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  Speaker 8: Well, I appreciate it, Ken. I harken back to the
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  Speaker 8: very first time I interviewed you. You're still just State
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  Speaker 8: Senator Ken Kuchinelli and you're running for attorney general, and
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  Speaker 8: you referred to the Fourth Circuit in Richmond as the
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  Speaker 8: rocket docket. So if you're saying they're moving faster than
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  Speaker 8: even you expected, that's something there. But I appreciate it.
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  Speaker 8: As always, we'll you know, keep you on speed dial
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  Speaker 8: should the Supreme Court actually decide here in Virginia on
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  Speaker 8: this case. But I appreciate your your actual, you know,
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  Speaker 8: learned view of the redistricting aya we're going into right now.
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  Speaker 21: Yeah, well, one man's opinion on that one.
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  Speaker 8: Well, I think you're more than one man. But that's okay. Uh,
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  Speaker 8: don't let your wife hear me say that. So I
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  Speaker 8: appreciate it, sir, No, definitely, all right, good to talk
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  Speaker 8: to you. Jack ken COOCHI Election Transparency dot Org is
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  Speaker 8: the website there. Let me get to Andy has been
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  Speaker 8: hanging on the line with us up from Sarasota, Florida.
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  Speaker 11: Uh.
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  Speaker 8: You know, you know what my wife said to me,
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  Speaker 19: We the people are guaranteed five freedoms in the First Amendment,
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  Speaker 19: Freedom of speech, freedom.
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  Speaker 7: Of religion, freedom of the press, freedom to peaceably assemble.
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  Speaker 8: Freedom to petition the government.
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  Speaker 19: Only the United States has these five freedoms, so simply
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  Speaker 19: bound together and guaranteed.
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  Speaker 5: Think first.
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  Speaker 19: Learn more at Think First Amendment dot org.
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  Speaker 20: No word in English language is less convincing than probably.
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  Speaker 23: Are you sure we should get matching tattoos on our
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  Speaker 23: first date?
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  Speaker 21: Sure?
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  Speaker 6: We'll probably stay together.
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  Speaker 13: Probably.
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  Speaker 8: It's been twenty three minutes since I ate. I can
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  Speaker 8: probably swim.
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  Speaker 5: You should wait thirty minutes. Okay, Now tell me what
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  Speaker 5: to do?
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  Speaker 11: Can it bar.
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  Speaker 9: Cramp?
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  Speaker 12: Oh?
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  Speaker 8: I have a cramp? I can probably hit the green
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  Speaker 8: from here? Probably?
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  Speaker 4: Can I get a mulligan.
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  Speaker 8: Ready to go?
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  Speaker 21: Hey?
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  Speaker 23: Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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  Speaker 8: Yeah?
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  Speaker 13: I'm pretty sober.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 20: Probably okay isn't okay, especially when it comes to drinking
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  Speaker 2: News and Analysis Now without artificial colors. First thing today
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  Speaker 2: by Joe Thomas on the Tunk Media Network.
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  Speaker 8: You know, this is a lot of Joe Walsh this morning.
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  Speaker 8: At least it's all the right water.
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  Speaker 2: Right.
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  Speaker 8: The other Joe Walsh would be is this reading the
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  Speaker 8: Trump administration is trying to get Colorado to drop their
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  Speaker 8: assault weapons, man. And I see why when the you know,
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  Speaker 8: when you look into all the things that make something
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  Speaker 8: an assault weapon. And I'm sorry to say this if
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  Speaker 8: you're listening and k you know uh pp r.
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  Speaker 21: That it.
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  Speaker 8: Where I grew up, an assault weapon was a stickball
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  Speaker 8: bat could actually even be part of your automobile's tire
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  Speaker 8: changing equipment. Wink, wink. Don't want to be accused of
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  Speaker 8: inciting violence with my radio program. As a matter of fact,
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  Speaker 8: young ladies were often encouraged to carry these kind of
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  Speaker 8: weapons under the front seat of their car in case
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  Speaker 8: they got stopped in traffic by say a carjacker. It's
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  Speaker 8: amazing what four or five chassis bolts, electrical tape together
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  Speaker 8: with a strap can do to somebody if they're trying
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  Speaker 8: to take your car. But these, you know, but these
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  Speaker 8: were what we considered weapons of assault. And nobody was
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  Speaker 8: going into Dick's Sporting Goods saying we need you to
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  Speaker 8: do a background check on anyone who wants to buy
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  Speaker 8: a stickball bat. And honestly, there was. That's that's the
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  Speaker 8: old joke in New York. You know, you tell somebody
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  Speaker 8: go buy a stickball bat at the sporting goods store.
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  Speaker 8: That's not where you got them. You got them at
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  Speaker 8: the hardware store. Because they were a broom handle. I
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  Speaker 8: think we should have a thirty day cooling off period
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  Speaker 8: before you're allowed to take home your broom handle. What
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  Speaker 8: do you you know what a young fellow, do you
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  Speaker 8: have a license to can see I'll carry this broom handle?
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  Speaker 8: What's your intention with this broom handle? So you know,
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  Speaker 8: you look at the you know, and it's anything with
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  Speaker 8: military features, Well, that's overly broad. And as I can
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  Speaker 8: see where the Department of Justice would come after this,
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  Speaker 8: and Mike Johnston and all his minions, they are trying to,
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  Speaker 8: you know, take everyone's firearms away. And people every time
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  Speaker 8: I tell them a story like this, they say, oh
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  Speaker 8: my god, this is out west, out west is where
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  Speaker 8: this stuff was invented the old Wild West sheriffs who
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  Speaker 8: made you check your firearms at the door. The original
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  Speaker 8: gun free zones were the Old American West. I don't
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  Speaker 8: know why we've created this romanticized picture of the Wild
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  Speaker 8: West being where men were men, women were shits. You know,
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  Speaker 8: men and sheep were scared. If you lived in a
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  Speaker 8: town in the Old West, generally speaking, it was a
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  Speaker 8: gun free zone, and sheriff said check your iron. But
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  Speaker 8: that's you know, that's not you know what the cool
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  Speaker 8: kids say. This one Charles writes in was visiting the
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  Speaker 8: Urals in nineteen eighty eight and in a drug store
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  Speaker 8: in the town they were visiting had a window full
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  Speaker 8: of jars of slugs or leeches. After I and others
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  Speaker 8: in our group apparently showed some unseemly interest in the
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  Speaker 8: leech jar, it disappeared from the front window. We were
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  Speaker 8: talking about medical practices, you know, leeches are back. Leeches
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  Speaker 8: are back in medical practice. So I just don't, you know,
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  Speaker 8: I don't think we're going to be doing blood letting
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  Speaker 8: anytime soon, and unless Obamacare has a provision I'm not
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  Speaker 8: aware of. But this goes back to the Bobby Kennedy
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  Speaker 8: he's going. He wants Department of Health and Human Services
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  Speaker 8: to dig into our applications, our prescripting of antidepressants, because
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  Speaker 8: now if you watch TV for any more than fifteen minutes,
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  Speaker 8: you'll see an ad for something that's not an antidepressant,
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  Speaker 8: but it will help you with your antidepressants. It'll make
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  Speaker 8: your anti depressant great again. And they always have in
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  Speaker 8: their side effects depression is a side effect. I would
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  Speaker 8: love a world where failure is just a side effect.
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  Speaker 8: Joe Thomas in the morning might lead to enlightenment and
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  Speaker 8: encouragement and motivation side effects of Joe Thomas in the morning.
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  Speaker 8: Who's not listening to Joe Thomas in the morning. What
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  Speaker 8: can how can failure be? I missed the boat. I
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  Speaker 8: was pretty good in organic chemistry. I didn't take physics,
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  Speaker 8: so that's why sometimes you know, inertia and velocity, you know,
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  Speaker 8: they confused me. I didn't take physics in high school.
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  Speaker 8: I took organic chemistry, and I bet I could be
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  Speaker 8: a pharmacist. I bet you I could. I'd be one
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  Speaker 8: of the ones saying well, let's see if you know.
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  Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, thank you for reminding me. Jerry
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  Speaker 8: sent a text message about turmeric, he said, the oh
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  Speaker 8: not turmeric. Burbering said. The problem with Burbering, Joe is
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  Speaker 8: it takes a longer time to actually take any effect.
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  Speaker 8: The GLP one applications go much faster. Well, Jerry, that
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  Speaker 8: is exactly what is the difference between an organic and
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  Speaker 8: a pharmaceutical is the pharmaceutical has been diluted, often from
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  Speaker 8: the original nutraceutical, if you will. Somebody says, huh, turmeric
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  Speaker 8: fights inflammation, and they go in the lab and they
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  Speaker 8: get a whole bunch of jars of turmeric, and they
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  Speaker 8: start trying to find the active ingredient, the thing that
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  Speaker 8: makes it go boom, and then they synthesize a pharmaceutical
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  Speaker 8: application of the very same things, the active ingredients, often
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  Speaker 8: in a naturally occurring pharmaceutical. To do just that, Jerry,
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  Speaker 8: is increase the impact of the pharmaceutical. But many of
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  Speaker 8: them were not having the results that we wanted for.
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  Speaker 8: And so I think, and again the life's like, oh,
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  Speaker 8: you just want to ban it. No, he wants to
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  Speaker 8: investigate it. They make these leaps of faith in their
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  Speaker 8: frontal cortex that says, you know, oh, you can't ask
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  Speaker 8: me that, Yeah, I can. Actually this one last text
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  Speaker 8: message to four three four eight A two four two
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  Speaker 8: one seven uh. Teresa writes in about the Alberta Separatists.
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  Speaker 8: She said the she wanted to thank me for making
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  Speaker 8: her laugh out loud at the idea of the Alberta
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  Speaker 8: trade Unionists uh and what they would be doing at
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  Speaker 8: the same time. Well, I means I'm sorry. Alberta posts
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  Speaker 8: on May the fourth that their separatist movement is going
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  Speaker 8: on anyway until tomorrow. I'm Joe, so long and thanks
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  Speaker 8: for all the fish.
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  Speaker 13: Hi. I'm Mark Falter with the Financial Fitness Show. Have
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  Speaker 13: There's a lot of information in this bill. It's eight
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