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"Stonewalled" (Thursday December 18 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: You had set about disrupting the class.
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Speaker 2: Attacked you attention to yourself.
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Speaker 3: First thing today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk Media Network,
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Speaker 3: All natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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Speaker 4: Jewart said, steal me step. You have a day at
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Speaker 4: least for work, when the sun comes up.
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Speaker 5: Drops a kid to school.
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Speaker 6: Nay, Joe is everything a gender all the Treasure said,
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Speaker 6: needs no one that Joe's as smiled, He only as.
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Speaker 7: Joe.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for letting us be of service to you.
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Speaker 4: This morning, I was watching this general.
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Speaker 8: In the Evanston Mayor holding a publicity stunt, you know,
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Speaker 8: and maybe Donald Trump needs to reconsider sending ICE into
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Speaker 8: these places, because it's just giving these folks, wannabes like
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Speaker 8: the Evanston Mayor, a chance to attract attentions to themselves
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Speaker 8: and get on national TV and like he's such a
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Speaker 8: hero of the brand. And the next thing you know,
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Speaker 8: they're you know, primetime speaking engagement at the DNC convention,
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Speaker 8: and the next thing in the n O they're up
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Speaker 8: for speaker at the house. And this guy, you know,
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Speaker 8: he's out there standing. He did nothing. He stood there
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Speaker 8: in front of the ICE commander and you basically just
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Speaker 8: stared him down at one point that don't stand too
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Speaker 8: close to me. I don't know what are we, you know,
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Speaker 8: quoting police lyrics now not the law enforcement division, the
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Speaker 8: band and you know made the made the ice officers
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Speaker 8: stand back six inches.
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Speaker 4: You're invading my space.
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Speaker 8: We'll get into the Evanston mayor and his publicity stunt yesterday.
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Speaker 8: Let me see, we've got folks on the line. We
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Speaker 8: haven't even done our first things yet the hour I
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Speaker 8: tell you what's been going on. Obviously, the House pulled
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Speaker 8: a rabbit out of its hat to avoid refunding Obamacare
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Speaker 8: subsidies for another three years.
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Speaker 4: We'll get into that and more, but good morning. You're
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Speaker 4: on the air with Joe. First thing this morning, who's this?
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Speaker 2: Hey?
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Speaker 9: Is handy column from Florida?
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Speaker 4: How are you Andy?
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Speaker 9: I was supposed to be at J six, but they
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Speaker 9: had actually oversold the bush. The other interesting backstory of
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Speaker 9: all this for me is I personally funded the undercover
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Speaker 9: work for a project very toss right right and which
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Speaker 9: has been meeting with you know, James o'cave at the
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Speaker 9: at the Capitol and instead you know the I sent
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Speaker 9: you a couple of screen clips from the archived video
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Speaker 9: that came from C Span two where I actually watched
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Speaker 9: that whole thing, but also watched that a police office
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Speaker 9: or whatever, the capitol policeman murdered the actually.
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Speaker 4: Bad, actually bad as a shooter in the head.
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Speaker 9: And the thing is littered. I'm looking at I'm not
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Speaker 9: looking at the whole video this morning. I had not
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Speaker 9: forgotten that I had it, but it was one of
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Speaker 9: those things that I have in my archives, and I'm
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Speaker 9: a kind of a political archive is too.
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Speaker 4: We have to be ready, you know.
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Speaker 8: Hang on to that thought, Andy, because you almost have
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Speaker 8: to be in this world, because there are so many
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Speaker 8: Winston Smith's out there who are ordered to take some
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Speaker 8: news story and put it into the Mandela hole and
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Speaker 8: change some fact in it that you and I remember
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Speaker 8: from first hand experience, you know, August twelve, twenty seventeen,
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Speaker 8: is much the same way we're supposed to remember it,
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Speaker 8: the way that the editors want us to remember it.
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Speaker 8: Hang on to your thought on that, because we must,
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Speaker 8: if we're going to discuss what went on in the world,
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Speaker 8: tell you what went on in the world, so that
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Speaker 8: then we can come from a spot of knowing what
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Speaker 8: each other is thinking. National Guards troops can remain in Washington,
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Speaker 8: d C. After an appeals court blocked a lower courts order.
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Speaker 4: It's a temporary stay.
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Speaker 8: The decision marks a short term victory for the administration
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Speaker 8: in safety concerns in DC. A federal appeals court also
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Speaker 8: on Monday rejected at Guatemalan woman's attempt to overturn the
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Speaker 8: deportation order issued in nineteen ninety seven. They were even
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Speaker 8: deporting people.
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Speaker 4: Then.
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Speaker 8: The decision from the US Court of Appeals for the
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Speaker 8: Sixth Circuit leaves in place the removal order against Domingo
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Speaker 8: sanek Herrera. President Donald Trump touted his work in the
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Speaker 8: first eleven months of his second administration and an address
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Speaker 8: to the nation yesterday labeling the United States quote the
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Speaker 8: hottest country in the world, even though he inherited a
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Speaker 8: mess when they took over. In January, the US government
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Speaker 8: testified that their actions, the actions of an air traffic
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Speaker 8: controller and an army helicopter pilot, played a role in
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Speaker 8: the collision of the Blackhawk helicopter and the commercial airliner
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Speaker 8: near Reagan Airport in DC, killing sixty seven people. The
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Speaker 8: response is to the first lawsuit file by one of
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Speaker 8: the victims families, and it said that the government is
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Speaker 8: liable for the crash, partly because the air traffic controller
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Speaker 8: violated visual separation procedures that night and the army helicopter
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Speaker 8: pilot's failure to maintain vigilance so as to see and
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Speaker 8: avoid the airline jet makes the government liable. Deputy FBI
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Speaker 8: director and former radio broadcaster Dan Bongino announced yesterday he
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Speaker 8: is planning to leave the administration in January. This came
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Speaker 8: just less than an hour after President Trump was questioned
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Speaker 8: about the story about him leaving and said I think
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Speaker 8: he wants to go back to his radio show. Bongino's
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Speaker 8: statement said, I want to thank President Trump ag BONDI
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Speaker 8: Director Patel for the opportunity to serve with purpose.
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Speaker 4: In a heated.
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Speaker 8: Confrontation that unfolded yesterday afternoon in Evanston, Illinois, Mayor Daniel Biss,
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Speaker 8: a progressive Democrat and congressional candidate, confronted Border Patrol Commander
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Speaker 8: Gregory Bovino during a street level Title eight immigration enforcement
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Speaker 8: with a dozen protesters, quickly turning chaotic near Green Bay
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Speaker 8: Road and Dodge Avenue, where eleven vehicle Border Patrol convoy
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Speaker 8: came to do a deportation effort and the House Republicans
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Speaker 8: passed to bill. They say, well, lower health care costs
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Speaker 8: for Americans.
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Speaker 18: I'm Jollan well, Joe, and gold and silver are flat
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Speaker 18: so far this morning. Gold is just slightly below even
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Speaker 18: a four thousand, three hundred and twenty seven dollars. Silver
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Speaker 18: is right at even so far this morning at sixty
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Speaker 18: six dollars and twenty cents, So both medals are holding
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Speaker 18: strong at all.
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Speaker 4: And get there.
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Speaker 4: You must buy gold and silver now.
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Speaker 8: And unlike those folks, I'm not going to tell you
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Speaker 8: what to do with your money, but I will tell
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Speaker 8: I want to do anything with gold and silver, so
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Speaker 8: I hope you do same. How are the well I
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Speaker 21: Yeah, today is the last day if you wanted to
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Speaker 21: I would also say, I think we are down to
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Speaker 21: to get them that they would.
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Speaker 19: Ship out before Christmas.
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Speaker 21: So there are a good advantage of that. Act now
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Speaker 21: and don't wait to go.
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Speaker 8: That's right, you know those some of those things are
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Speaker 8: stereotypes in the commercial advertising world for a reason. Act now,
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Speaker 8: easy on, easy off the highway, convenient doll major transportation.
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Speaker 8: We serve as what we sell, but that these folks
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Speaker 8: a call today at four three four nine nine coin
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Speaker 8: after ten Eastern when they get the shop opened up there.
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Speaker 8: But you can go on there right now and see
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Speaker 8: the rarefied air that silver and gold are living in
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Speaker 8: this morning. Would I started working on that, James finding
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Speaker 8: the clip of you and me from early January of
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Speaker 8: this year for our year in review, you program to
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Speaker 8: compare where silver was then versus now, so it'll be fun.
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Speaker 8: But you can do that at jcsgold dot com on
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Speaker 8: their charts and grafts page there as well as compare
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Speaker 8: it to a lot of the other investment indices and
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Speaker 8: investment vehicles like oil.
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Speaker 4: So you have a blessed morning serving. We'll talk to
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Speaker 4: you again very soon.
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Speaker 21: Thanks Sjre you too.
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Speaker 8: Jcsgold dot com is there. We left Andy on the
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Speaker 8: phone with us, and a lot of folks wanted to
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Speaker 8: weigh in on all the different news of the day
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Speaker 8: that you don't know Jack smith situation, and certainly the
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Speaker 8: Obamacare votes. So Mike Johnson bringing a vote to the
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Speaker 8: floor yesterday to avoid this discharge petition that he was
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Speaker 8: afraid was going to get enough votes to bring to
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Speaker 8: extend the Obamacare premium subsidies for three more years. And
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Speaker 8: I was like, oh, well, there's one to extend it
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Speaker 8: some No, they want to extend it until Donald Trump
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Speaker 8: is done with the White House and pack in the
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Speaker 8: boxes and getting ready to put them in the U haul.
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Speaker 8: Uh there, and and leaving the bag of burning excrement
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Speaker 8: on somebody else's doorstep.
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Speaker 4: What fun that is?
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Speaker 8: Uh Andy, thank you for hanging on the line, sir.
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Speaker 8: And uh you know when you when you watch the
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Speaker 8: House and I just pended to piece hopefully it publishes
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Speaker 8: today for the Daily Signal dot com about subsidies and
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Speaker 8: how all these subsidies.
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Speaker 4: You know, they're easy politics because it's.
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Speaker 8: Oh, I care about the poor in my neighborhood, so
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Speaker 8: I'm going to subsidize and the and especially the supply
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Speaker 8: side ones because you know, groups like your electric company
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Speaker 8: will take the supply side subsidy. They'll get the money
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Speaker 8: from the government and they get to play the bad
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Speaker 8: guy in case you fall behind or or or break
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Speaker 8: out of the covenant and they have to kick you
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Speaker 8: off the program.
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Speaker 4: It's a win win for the politician. Do we lose, Indy?
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Speaker 4: Can you hear me? Okay, yeah, I hear you.
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Speaker 8: Okay, It's just maybe I stunned you with my oratory.
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Speaker 8: I don't know whatever it was, but no.
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Speaker 9: I mean it's you're you're doing like really great work.
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Speaker 9: And you know, I'm I set my arm for four
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Speaker 9: point fifty two. I remember like a year and a
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Speaker 9: half ago. It's like what happened to Joe? You know,
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Speaker 9: because you were my only dependable news source in Charlotteesville
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Speaker 9: before I left.
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Speaker 4: Why is that?
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Speaker 8: I mean, you know, when you think about all the
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Speaker 8: people and all the time and treasure that has been
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Speaker 8: spent learning journalism, you know, where has that curiosity and
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Speaker 8: that feeling?
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Speaker 4: And maybe it is popularity?
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Speaker 8: It is what Edward Armurell warned us about before he
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Speaker 8: got corrupted by it to this idea that the news
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Speaker 8: people need to be popular, so we have to report
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Speaker 8: the popular new stories and say popular things rather than
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Speaker 8: telling people the truth about what's going on with them.
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Speaker 4: And I don't know why it's so hard to do well.
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Speaker 4: It shouldn't be.
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Speaker 9: But you know, the voter fraud and you know this
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Speaker 9: like this, you know Chinese voting systems and those sorts
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Speaker 9: of things, but also the chemtrails that are still poisoning us.
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Speaker 9: They were spraying those things yesterday and.
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Speaker 8: They were notably in Florida now and you and my
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Speaker 8: wife were talking about this, Andy, they were notably missing
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Speaker 8: during the forty two days of the government shutdown, just saying, well,
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Speaker 8: you know, that's it's it's crazy, but sad.
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Speaker 9: One of the things that was interesting about the twenty
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Speaker 9: twenty election, and specifically with Georgia is they have a
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Speaker 9: rule that if the elections are within five percent, you
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Speaker 9: can have an automatic like revote.
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Speaker 8: Is it a revote or a recount? Because I know
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Speaker 8: that not a.
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Speaker 9: Recount because they revoted and the revote was happening kind
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Speaker 9: of simultaneous to j sixt Yes, yes, because I'm watching
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Speaker 9: this stuff and I'm I'm getting an education and sort
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Speaker 9: of but also funding you know James o'keef Project Veritas
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Speaker 9: at the time, because you know, he's one of the
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Speaker 9: few people that tells the truth.
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Speaker 8: Led you well, and he gets here, he goes out
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Speaker 8: and you know, puts his neck on the line and
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Speaker 8: gets out in the middle of the lions jaw there.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for that reminder of that. Andy. You have
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Speaker 4: a blessed morning, sir uh, and enjoy.
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Speaker 9: The keep doing it, keep going and enjoy the concert tonight.
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Speaker 4: I assume that's yes.
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Speaker 8: Trans Siberian Orchestra at the IBS Arena. Uh, excuse me,
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Speaker 8: a UBS arena here in Queens, New York there at
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Speaker 8: four three four eight A two four two one seven.
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Speaker 8: So much going on this morning? To get in too.
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Speaker 3: Business for you. From Joe Thomas, It's first thing today.
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Speaker 29: I think you all know that I've always felt the
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Speaker 29: nine most terrifying words in the English language are I'm
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Speaker 29: from the government and I'm here to help.
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Speaker 13: Doctor.
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Speaker 6: Doctor didn't lose I gotta.
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Speaker 16: Case loving you.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, but you know if you try ivermectin, I understand
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Speaker 8: hydrunks chloroquin has been showing some effect. Oh I'm sorry,
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Speaker 8: I'm gonna lose my license if I say that. But
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Speaker 8: if you do have a bad case of loving the program, please,
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Speaker 8: you know, just some bed rest and leave the radio
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Speaker 8: on and you should be just fine. So with the
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Speaker 8: Patient Protection and Affordable carec let's get into a little
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Speaker 8: bit of what the House did yesterday and we can
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Speaker 8: go back and talk about Dan Bongino, quitting the FBI,
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Speaker 8: the presidents, we're doing great address yesterday to the nation.
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Speaker 8: All of that is on the table. I mean, if
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Speaker 8: you insist we can talk about that. You don't know
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Speaker 8: Jack Smith testimony as well. Behind closed doors, And another
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Speaker 8: bit of arcane jurisprudence is this idea that you can
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Speaker 8: keep legislative affairs out of the view of the public.
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Speaker 8: There's a court case going on, actually a nationally renowned
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Speaker 8: court case probably in and amongst all of it, the
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Speaker 8: court case over a couple of Civil War generals just
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Speaker 8: north of our flagship stations in Harrisonburg and Stanton, Shenandoah
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Speaker 8: County in Virginia brought back the names of Ashby Lee
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Speaker 8: Middle School and Stonewall Jackson High School after removing them
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Speaker 8: in that spasm of well, we.
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Speaker 4: Don't get rid of the Civil War, because then how
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Speaker 4: can we have a new one if we do.
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Speaker 8: But they're using a procedure called legislative You know you've
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Speaker 8: heard of executive privilege. Well, apparently there's also now something
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Speaker 8: called legislative privilege. They're just making this stuff up as
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Speaker 8: they go along, which which allows them to redact most
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Speaker 8: of the legislative process. Involved in the process of both
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Speaker 8: changing and unchanging.
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Speaker 4: These school names. It's crazy.
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Speaker 8: But and so in an abstract I'd like to get
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Speaker 8: into this. But what did the House do yesterday? And
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Speaker 8: again Mike Johnson two days ago said, oh no, there's
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Speaker 8: not going to be any votes on the Protection and
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Speaker 8: Affordable Care Act subsidies until next week.
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Speaker 4: And then.
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Speaker 8: There comes one yesterday because there was going to be
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Speaker 8: a discharge petition that.
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Speaker 4: Would have brought to the floor.
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Speaker 8: And there may still be an extension of the subsidies
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Speaker 8: for three years. You want to talk about people, and
47:24
Speaker 8: if you want just a fun game of how popular
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Speaker 8: or not popular is jd Vance? This is what they
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Speaker 8: were trying to do. They were leaving this burning pile
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Speaker 8: of excrement on the porch of the jd Vance for
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Speaker 8: President campaign in twenty twenty eight. So we were talking
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Speaker 8: about what is in this bill that passed. Extending the
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Speaker 8: subsidies is not the House passage. The bill would funnel
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Speaker 8: federal funds into health savings accounts, and this is something
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump has wanted.
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Speaker 4: This is similar to these.
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Speaker 8: Savings accounts that the Dell mister or missus Dell gave
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Speaker 8: billions of dollars to help seed these savings accounts for
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Speaker 8: kids and stuff. But health savings accounts still are. They're
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Speaker 8: the great idea that government has ruined by well being government.
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Speaker 8: So here's the premise, and take a look at how
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Speaker 8: much you actually have to give to an insurance company
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Speaker 8: for your healthcare coverage, for your HMO, your health assurance.
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Speaker 8: And let's go back to something we tried to pedantically
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Speaker 8: do in twenty ten, which is refer to the Patient
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Speaker 8: Protection and Affordable Care Act as healthcare assurance. So it's
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Speaker 8: forcing you to buy healthcare assurance, not insurance. Insurance is
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Speaker 8: there in case something goes pear shaped. Assurance is there
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Speaker 8: for every day. And that's why these premiums all started
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Speaker 8: the skyrocket, because every time you came down with COVID,
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Speaker 8: even if you took the clock shot. And let's not
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Speaker 8: forget the importance of the Affordable Care Act in the
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Speaker 8: relation to government mandates on the clot shot, because then
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Speaker 8: the insurance companies could say, well, you didn't take all
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Speaker 8: the mandated clot shots, all the boosters and everything, so
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Speaker 8: we can deny you coverage. Sorry, thanks for playing. I
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Speaker 8: hope you get better soon. You look that dot iron
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Speaker 8: lung is very slimming on you. The House package would
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Speaker 8: not be if up, hssays, but it does contain measures
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Speaker 8: that have been popular with the Republicans. It's the greatest hits,
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Speaker 8: said Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policies at
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Speaker 8: the Kaiser Family Foundation. As in Kaiser Permanente, and oh,
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Speaker 8: I can trouble every time of this. It was founded
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Speaker 8: by the founders of the kai Kaiser Permanente, and it's
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Speaker 8: not the same.
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Speaker 4: And that's such a lawyer's answer.
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Speaker 8: Yes, they are segregated from one another, much in the
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Speaker 8: same way that you know, the Exxon Foundation that gives
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Speaker 8: money to PBS is different than the oil company.
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Speaker 4: Kais.
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Speaker 8: The House bill does not do much to broadly lower
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Speaker 8: health care costs. The enhanced subsidies LAP and rollees will
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Speaker 8: see their annual premium payments increase by one hundred and
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Speaker 8: fourteen percent. No, they won't. The premiums are what the
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Speaker 8: premiums are. Their contribution is going to have to go
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Speaker 8: up by one hundred and fourteen percent, and darn it,
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Speaker 8: I just I get tired of trying to clean up
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Speaker 8: people's sloppy lineage. Just like you don't know, Jack Smith saying,
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Speaker 8: I have proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Donald Trump
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Speaker 8: tried to get the twenty twenty election overturned. Yeah, and
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Speaker 8: you still haven't answered the question whether it deserved to
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Speaker 8: be or not, because guess what, sometimes elections get overturned.
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Speaker 8: So your premiums are still what the premiums are. It's
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Speaker 8: as the government's not going to pick up that one
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Speaker 8: hundred and fourteen percent of it. It averages out to
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Speaker 8: be about one thousand dollars on average, but they do.
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Speaker 8: You know, now, allow small business groups like your chamber
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Speaker 8: of commerce to create their own healthcare associations.
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Speaker 4: That are going to act sort of like.
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Speaker 8: Not like health insurance, but they can go out and
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Speaker 8: buy health insurance in associations because off and big corporations
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Speaker 8: can get a better deal on healthcare insurance because big
52:04
Speaker 8: corporations and commissions must be paid to somebody. So you
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Speaker 8: allow your chamber of commerce to join in with other
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Speaker 8: chambers of commerce to act like a big multinational corporation
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Speaker 8: when it comes time to negotiate for the costs of
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Speaker 8: healthcare assurance. The House bill would again provide federal funding
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Speaker 8: for cost sharing subsidies, so we're still subsidizing, you know,
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Speaker 8: lower income families, which just creates more lower income families.
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Speaker 4: But why quibble about that?
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Speaker 8: And overall, Mike Johnson says it will bring people's costs
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Speaker 8: down about eleven percent minus.
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Speaker 4: Of course, you know it's true.
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