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The Democrat Tent Is Publicly Allowing More Extremism · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 2: Sixteenth day of December. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me,
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Speaker 2: and we are zipping right along through this month of December,
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Speaker 2: aren't we. I know, for me it seemed exceptionally fast.
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Speaker 2: what I want to talk about today a little bit
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Speaker 2: of a follow up on some of what we talked
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Speaker 2: about yesterday as it pertains to Australia. Obviously, we've had
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Speaker 2: some shootings at Brown University. There's been a few things
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Speaker 2: that have happened, and we have to really be very
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Speaker 2: aware of the fact that this anti Semitism thing has
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Speaker 2: been allowed to develop, to grow, to fester, if you will,
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Speaker 2: and it is like Hanukkah begins and then sud only
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Speaker 2: these horrible things take place. And we know more now
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Speaker 2: than we did yesterday when that story was still pretty fresh,
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Speaker 2: and you know, they were trying to properly vet and
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Speaker 2: investigate look for any more things that could be going on.
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Speaker 2: That is something that you know, there's been alerts around
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Speaker 2: the world. They're saying, hey, you know, be aware this
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Speaker 2: this is something that everyone should be aware of. And
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Speaker 2: a law enforcement standpoint and an intelligent standpoint, just be
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Speaker 2: aware that there are things that could you know, take place,
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Speaker 2: and to be aware. And there's another story that was
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Speaker 2: I didn't really get into it yesterday, but this is
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Speaker 2: it's a separate story the Rob Reiner and his wife
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Speaker 2: Michelle being murdered and you know, they took the sun
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Speaker 2: into custody. I'm just I'll talk more about that, try
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Speaker 2: to remember to come back to that in just a
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Speaker 2: little bit. But I want to say point on this
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Speaker 2: anti semitism thing, and this is the this seems to
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Speaker 2: be the pattern that we have created now with we
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Speaker 2: we allow what has ultimately become this mob mentality, this
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Speaker 2: dangerous thing that we're now doing, and it's tribalism and
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Speaker 2: it's this mob mentality that has just gotten out of
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Speaker 2: control and it's been allowed to do that. I talked
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Speaker 2: to someone in the last couple of weeks, someone who
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Speaker 2: was just telling me that they had a discomfort level
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Speaker 2: with a few things that had been happening in the
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Speaker 2: world and politics and things. They were openly outwardly, you know,
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Speaker 2: a Democrat by their own admission, and you know, was
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Speaker 2: expressing the fact there was a lot of disappointment in
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Speaker 2: the way that Democrats had conducted themselves the last you know,
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Speaker 2: few years and things. I would argue it could go
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Speaker 2: back much further than that, but it certainly was prominent
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Speaker 2: during the election and you know, last year, and I
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Speaker 2: think part at least why some of the votes broke
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Speaker 2: the way that they did. I still maintain that Josh
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Speaker 2: Shapiro would have been a much better pick, not just
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Speaker 2: for vice president, but to actually head up the ticket.
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Speaker 2: You know, I'm not necessarily a fan. I do think
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Speaker 2: he's a much more moderate choice, and he's someone who
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Speaker 2: does have it a little more together than Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: or Tim Walls, the two people that I still maintain
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Speaker 2: and fully believe that they were the choice, because you're
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Speaker 2: talking about people behind the scenes use an autopen to
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Speaker 2: just do whatever they wanted to do, and they had
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Speaker 2: a president who was incapable of stepping in and saying know,
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Speaker 2: and they had, you know, a vice president and Harris
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Speaker 2: who was I think picked to continue that legacy and
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Speaker 2: move forward with that. So I think that was the plan,
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Speaker 2: and I think that was the play. And the very
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Speaker 2: fact that they did not want to pick a Jewish
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Speaker 2: man to be the running mate probably because of this
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Speaker 2: desire from the left to not alienate anybody on the
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Speaker 2: extreme far left. And I think one of the things
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Speaker 2: that has been taking place is we've had this constant
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Speaker 2: demonization of what's considered the far alt right, the extremeist
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Speaker 2: right wing, and it's been worded and done in a
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Speaker 2: way that seems to be pretty clear that they want
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Speaker 2: everyone to think that, you know, anyone on the right
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Speaker 2: is an extremist. They want you to think that they
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Speaker 2: want to paint this picture of they don't agree with us,
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Speaker 2: so they're dangerous. Trump is dangerous, He's a threat to democracy.
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Speaker 2: And then they went out and didn't really have a
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Speaker 2: primary for their Democrat presidential candidate, even when they replaced
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Speaker 2: the president with a candidate, and they just said, well,
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Speaker 2: we're just going to pick the candidate, and they picked
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Speaker 2: a candidate, and they fought had infighting and all these
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Speaker 2: things that were going on on who was going to be. Ultimately,
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Speaker 2: they picked a terrible candidate for president. There's no other
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Speaker 2: way to put it. It was a terrible choice. It
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Speaker 2: was someone who couldn't have won a primary, who did
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Speaker 2: not win a primary to begin with, So it was
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Speaker 2: a horrible choice. And they just put all of their cards,
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Speaker 2: or all of their chips, if you will, on here.
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Speaker 2: Let's put all our chips on black female. We're going
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Speaker 2: to ride this out and see what happens and see
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Speaker 2: if women are going to carry this vote, and we're
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Speaker 2: going to play the card for abortion. We're going to
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Speaker 2: say that's what's on the line, women's rights, that's what
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Speaker 2: we got to do, and we're going to put everything
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Speaker 2: on the line there and see what happens. And it
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Speaker 2: was a fail It was a complete and utter failure
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Speaker 2: on a number of levels. And part of this was
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Speaker 2: because the left is trying to make sure there's room
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Speaker 2: under the tent for the extremists who hate Jewish people.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's a big part of you know, trying
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Speaker 2: to make sure, hey, we want this to be as
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Speaker 2: broad as possible. We're going to alienate our left of
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Speaker 2: center people in the name of trying to accommodate the
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Speaker 2: needs of the protesters are useful idiots that go to
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Speaker 2: the streets and don't even know why they're protesting, or
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Speaker 2: they're only there because they're getting paid, or you know,
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Speaker 2: whatever it is. And they welcome those people into the fold.
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Speaker 2: They welcome the men come on, like we want you,
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Speaker 2: we need you. Come on, and we're not going to
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Speaker 2: win this election without you, and we can't upset you.
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Speaker 2: So we can't pick a much more viable and much
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Speaker 2: more competent and capable candidate to run for president or
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Speaker 2: to at least be the vice president. We can't do that.
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Speaker 2: We don't want to upset you because you're out picketing
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Speaker 2: and fighting and you know, causing disturbances and disruptions on
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Speaker 2: college campuses, running Jewish students away in the name of Palestine,
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Speaker 2: gays for Palestine, where they would execute you, they would
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Speaker 2: stone you or throw you off a building or whatever
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Speaker 2: they would do as you're being a gay for Palestine.
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Speaker 2: They really don't want your support, they don't. They think
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Speaker 2: you're disgusting and they don't want anything to do with
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Speaker 2: They think you're an abomination, and they would kill you Meanwhile,
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Speaker 2: in Israel, they would welcome you in just like they
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Speaker 2: do all of the other gay people that are there.
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Speaker 2: So it's this is where we've gone completely off the
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Speaker 2: rails in the US. But again it's the useful idiots,
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Speaker 2: the fear, the intimidation, the things that start and get
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Speaker 2: ready because we are, you know, a couple of weeks
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Speaker 2: away from midterm year, and midterm year means this is
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Speaker 2: when things always you know, you get into one of
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Speaker 2: the election years, whether it's a presidential election or a
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Speaker 2: midterm election. And we didn't really have a lot of
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Speaker 2: writing and protesting the way that we did in twenty twenty.
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Speaker 2: So guess what, maybe the logic on that side is
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Speaker 2: going to be, Hey, we need more of that. It
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Speaker 2: worked in twenty twenty the pandemic, and that helped get
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Speaker 2: us across the finish line, so maybe we need more
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Speaker 2: of that. Don't be surprised. Don't be surprised if we
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Speaker 2: don't have another incident something where someone gets out of line,
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Speaker 2: someone does something to someone that they probably shouldn't do,
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Speaker 2: and then we're going to end up with rioting and
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Speaker 2: people in the streets and maybe someone gets killed, maybe
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Speaker 2: there's a mass shooting at an event, whatever it is.
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Speaker 2: And I hate to say it, and I hate to
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Speaker 2: be the cynic, and I'm not really a conspiracy guy.
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Speaker 2: It just seems like these things happen in these years.
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Speaker 2: I've even sort of joked, hey, we're in the off
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Speaker 2: season right now of those horrific events. Now, we have
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Speaker 2: had some, and I'm not belittling those at all, but
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Speaker 2: I'm talking about the George Floyd level events that take place,
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Speaker 2: and we go, Wow, this becomes a thing, This becomes
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Speaker 2: a reason for people to be out in the streets
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Speaker 2: and getting registered to vote, because, don't kid yourself, that's
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Speaker 2: what the protests are about. They're about scaring you. They're
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Speaker 2: about intimidating you. They're about making you think that if
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Speaker 2: you don't vote with them, something horrible is going to
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Speaker 2: happen to you or your neighborhood. And then meanwhile, let's
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Speaker 2: get you registered to vote while you're out here. Come on.
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Speaker 2: That's for the people who can because of course you
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Speaker 2: get people that have been shipped in from other places
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Speaker 2: and they can't even vote in those states. But so
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Speaker 2: I was told back to the person I was talking
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Speaker 2: to that was telling me that they were disappointed in
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Speaker 2: the way that some of the folks on the left
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Speaker 2: have mistreated the Democrat Jewish voters, but was very critical,
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Speaker 2: more critical of the Republicans for basically allowing some of
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Speaker 2: the more extreme people to also be under the Republican tent.
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Speaker 2: And this person named two people in particular. One of
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Speaker 2: them was Candace Owens, the other was Tucker Carlson. Now, listen,
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Speaker 2: I've expressed I did a couple of shows where I
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Speaker 2: talked about I think I was pretty clear that they
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Speaker 2: were two of the people I was referring to. But
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Speaker 2: I don't like what those two are doing right now.
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Speaker 2: I don't. I don't especially don't like the Candace Owens things.
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Speaker 2: And I know that she's gonna meet with Erica Kirk.
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Speaker 2: They're gonna have a private conversation about some of the
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Speaker 2: horrible things that Candace Owens has been saying about turning
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Speaker 2: point ussays staff and you know, you just start lobbing
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Speaker 2: darts and you just think, well, maybe I'll hit something,
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Speaker 2: And it is And I expressed this, and now Erica
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Speaker 2: Kirk is saying it. God bless her for listening to
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Speaker 2: my show, by the way, but she's been saying it
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Speaker 2: now too. This is all about money, it's about clicks,
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Speaker 2: it's about getting you know, and they're making a killing.
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Speaker 2: This is their audience. And I told you, you get
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Speaker 2: to a point where you know, you have the massive
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Speaker 2: audience that you have with these larger companies, and now
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Speaker 2: you're kind of, you know, on the fringe. It's where
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Speaker 2: I am, and they have a much bigger audience than
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Speaker 2: I do. But I've told you, I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: sit here and try to be controversial for the sake
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Speaker 2: of just, you know, getting clicks. It's not who I am.
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Speaker 2: It's not who I am as a person, and I
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Speaker 2: just can't do that. And this is who they're becoming.
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Speaker 2: This is who they are, you know, And I'm not
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Speaker 2: going to disparage them overall. I don't know them personally.
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Speaker 2: I can't tell you who they are personally, but I
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Speaker 2: can tell you it makes me very sad to think
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Speaker 2: that Erica Kirk is having to go through all this
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Speaker 2: and relive some of this over and over again, and
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Speaker 2: the people that were close to Charlie Kirk are having
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Speaker 2: to hear their names, you know, besmirched if you will.
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Speaker 2: And it's awful. It's awful. So this person was telling
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Speaker 2: me you know, you have Republicans that are allowing those
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Speaker 2: two people to still kind of fly the flag of conservatism.
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Speaker 2: And see, I would argue, and I didn't get into
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Speaker 2: this because I don't you know, I don't really like to.
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Speaker 2: I just to me like, I have this show, this
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Speaker 2: person could express their thoughts. It wasn't going to be
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Speaker 2: a confrontation. That's not what I was looking for. But
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Speaker 2: I would just argue, now, all of the people that
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Speaker 2: are screaming for the end of Israel and the death
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Speaker 2: of Jews and all of these things, these people are
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Speaker 2: being allowed under that tent. You're focusing on Charlie Kirk
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Speaker 2: conspirator or conspirator claimers and saying that they shouldn't be
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Speaker 2: allowed under the Republican tent. And I would just argue
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Speaker 2: that there's many more of this extremeist mentality, and there's
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Speaker 2: a lot more to talk about this subject, because obviously
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Speaker 2: we have a we have a serious problem of people
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Speaker 2: that want to take us down. And when I us,
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Speaker 2: I'm talking about countries like Australia as well our allies England, France.
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Speaker 2: We got these terror attacks that have been allowed to
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Speaker 2: take place, and by allowed, I just mean we're allowing
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Speaker 2: the invasion to take place in our good nature. We're
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Speaker 2: trying not to be racist, We're trying not to be,
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Speaker 2: you know, in any way restrictive on someone coming in
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Speaker 2: practicing their religion and their culture. But if people come
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Speaker 2: in and they don't want to adapt to what we
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Speaker 2: do here, then why do they want to be here.
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Speaker 2: You can't come to the US and say this is
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Speaker 2: the greatest place and I want to be there and
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Speaker 2: I want to be part of it, but I want
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Speaker 2: to bring my home country into the US. It happens
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Speaker 2: all the time. It's happening in Georgia. Hey, we we
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Speaker 2: had to get out of Hollywood. It's tear in California.
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Speaker 2: We want to come to Georgia and we want to
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Speaker 2: make Georgia blue. That's the reason that it's horrible there,
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Speaker 2: it really is. So that's a longer conversation for another time.
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Speaker 2: But I just can't help but feel like we have
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Speaker 2: this problem worldwide right now in countries and we're seeing
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Speaker 2: these horrible things take place, and of course when they happen,
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Speaker 2: that's when the cries for gun control, more gun control.
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Speaker 2: Australia is already doing it. They're already unbelievably strict with
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Speaker 2: their guns. But that's the knee jerk, not We've allowed
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Speaker 2: have people here who just want to hurt people that
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Speaker 2: the break, Well, the Rob Reiner death is obviously horrible.
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Speaker 2: It's uh is, the story is unfolding, and we're learning
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Speaker 2: more about it. It's and there's gonna be a little
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Speaker 2: time to this. But according to the reports, there was apparently, uh,
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Speaker 2: some sort of a gathering, some sort of an event.
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Speaker 2: People got together at Conan O'Brien's house, and I guess
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Speaker 2: Rob Robin Michelle Reiner's son was doing something that was
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Speaker 2: deemed inappropriate behavior, and I guess there was a confrontation
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Speaker 2: between him and his dad somewhere on the property and
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Speaker 2: then at some point I guess they went home and
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Speaker 2: then that's when apparently things, according to authorities, took place.
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Speaker 2: So he's been taken in the son's been taken into custody.
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Speaker 2: The couple, of course, his parents both were killed, were stabbed,
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Speaker 2: and he was the from the beginning, that's who they
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Speaker 2: said the suspect was, and then they took it back
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Speaker 2: and then they said, well, we're still investigating. But then
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Speaker 2: ultimately that's where things went. And it's a horrible story.
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Speaker 2: And I don't know I saw something about the President
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Speaker 2: made a comment about it and about that I had
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Speaker 2: something to do with it. I don't know that I've
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Speaker 2: seen anything that would suggest that, but you know, he
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Speaker 2: definitely took a shot at Rob Reiner, who was a
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Speaker 2: long time Democrat supporter. I hate that there's any politics
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Speaker 2: in it. I don't think there's any place for that
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Speaker 2: at all. I don't know that there ever should be.
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Speaker 2: But for the people that are attacking the president saying
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Speaker 2: he shouldn't have done it, there's a lot of other
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Speaker 2: people doing it on the left. Hey, we love his politics,
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Speaker 2: we loved him, and it's just this constant need to
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Speaker 2: put our feet I mean, really are down well up
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Speaker 2: to our hips in the water. We have to wade
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Speaker 2: into it for some reason on every single thing, and
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Speaker 2: it is really nuts, all right.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: My opinion on tipping, I just I think there's an
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Speaker 2: appropriate thing to tip for I think there are some
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Speaker 2: things that are not appropriate to tip. For I've expressed
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Speaker 2: that many times before. Some of you have even reached
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Speaker 2: out to me and teased me about it. But there
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Speaker 2: are some things that absolutely warrant tipping. And this is
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Speaker 2: some of the things that are recommended when it comes
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Speaker 2: to This is according to a survey done by bank Rate,
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Speaker 2: basically what Americans will plan. These are the people that
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Speaker 2: they planned a tip. And this is the amount that
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Speaker 2: they plan to an average amount, and here it is.
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Speaker 2: If you have a housekeeper, they say a fifty dollars
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Speaker 2: tip when it comes to the holidays, So a fifty
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Speaker 2: dollars extra for the housekeeper. Childcare provider about the same.
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Speaker 2: About forty eight dollars is the amount it comes to.
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Speaker 2: But that's you know, about fifty bucks. Teachers about twenty
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Speaker 2: five dollars the and that adds up when you got
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Speaker 2: multiple teachers, right. The landscaper or if you live in
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Speaker 2: a place where you have a snow remover or a gardener,
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Speaker 2: they say also about fifty bucks. We're pretty consistent here
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Speaker 2: on this fifty except for the poor teachers. Mail carriers
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Speaker 2: getting about twenty dollars, and a trash collector twenty five dollars.
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Speaker 2: All right, so let's talk about drinks for this holiday season.
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Speaker 2: According to a new report done by Coffiness, hot chocolate
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Speaker 2: taking the top spot and is the favorite in thirteen states,
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Speaker 2: including Vermont, South Dakota, Delaware, Mississippi. Other traditional holiday drinks
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Speaker 2: like hot apple cider popular this time of year, earning
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Speaker 2: the top spot in eleven states. A little more midwest
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Speaker 2: and far north Montana and Alaska up there. That's as
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Speaker 2: far north as you get, right. Also, they got some
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Speaker 2: boozy drinks, the espresso martini, grabbing the top spot in
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Speaker 2: eleven states, New Jersey, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nevada. Further down the list,
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Speaker 2: French seventy five amaretto sour favorites in four states each.
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Speaker 2: So you know, it is interesting to me that you
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Speaker 2: know they're not all I guess alcohol in some way. Georgia,
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Speaker 2: by the way, the French seventy five is the top
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Speaker 2: on the list. Apple cider for Alabama. And as you
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Speaker 2: venture around, you're hitting different ones and different it's interesting
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Speaker 2: sort of looking at the conglomeration around different states and
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Speaker 2: sort of what the it thing is. But anyway, if
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Speaker 2: you're still putting up your Christmas decorations, or if you
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Speaker 2: haven't started yet, a reminder to be careful doing it.
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Speaker 2: Consumer Products Safety Commission says that at nearly one hundred
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Speaker 2: and sixty people are injured every day while putting up
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Speaker 2: Christmas decorations, including thousands of hospitalizations. Those numbers have been
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Speaker 2: tacking up each year. More than half of the injuries
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Speaker 2: are from falls, other from slips, trips, burns, shocks, scrapes
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Speaker 2: and cuts. That covers them all, doesn't it some of
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Speaker 2: course result of decorating while having some of those alcoholic
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Speaker 2: beverages that we were just talking about. That'll do it
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Speaker 2: for this Tuesday edition of the show. Thanks to our
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Speaker 2: back here tomorrow morning.
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