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"Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow" (Friday November 21 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Very pleased to welcome a man who has been an
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  Speaker 1: incredible champion for so many of these values.
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  Speaker 2: That we all share, and we've shared it for a
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  Speaker 2: long time.
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  Speaker 3: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 3: the second most famous Thomas and Charlottesville Jewart.
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  Speaker 4: Said, steal men have a day, please for work.
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  Speaker 5: When the sun comes up, drops at the school in
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  Speaker 5: the way.
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  Speaker 6: Joe has everything a dream, do all the treasure set
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  Speaker 6: and needs no one that Joe's an smiled He only
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  Speaker 6: aims pleas.
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  Speaker 7: Let him be Joe here hold these truths.
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  Speaker 8: I want to be Joe Friday where now under a week,
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  Speaker 8: hopefully your bird is thawing safely and thoroughly there before,
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  Speaker 8: especially if you're gonna drop it into the deep fat
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  Speaker 8: fraru there for Thanksgiving. And I'm moreover as Thanksgiving is
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  Speaker 8: looming large in our headlights.
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  Speaker 9: I hope that all the median narrative is just that.
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  Speaker 8: Trying to drive wedges in between families, because you know
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  Speaker 8: that's never gone bad before, has it. Remember what the
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  Speaker 8: authoritarians need is the breakdown of the nuclear family. So
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  Speaker 8: if I can't talk to my sister because she voted
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  Speaker 8: for somebody else, well, they've succeeded in breaking down the
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  Speaker 8: nuclear family, and now that you can insert the government
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  Speaker 8: family in its place to take its stand. So much,
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  Speaker 8: so much to get into. We've already covered the laundering
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  Speaker 8: of Epstein Island's reputation. Now that there are a lot
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  Speaker 8: of Clinton eastas out there. Oh my gosh, the Clinton
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  Speaker 8: Easts are good, aren't they at rebranding things? Why entire
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  Speaker 8: sexual behaviors aren't considered sex anymore thanks to the Clinton Easts,
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  Speaker 8: and they're doing it now with Epstein Island. Apparently it's
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  Speaker 8: just a wedding destination, honeymoon get away. Pay no attention
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  Speaker 8: to the debauchery going on there, local customs and all.
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  Speaker 8: You can't judge foreign lands based on blah blah blah.
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  Speaker 8: Also the Dick Cheney funeral. And I love the coverage
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  Speaker 8: of this because Donald Trump and JD. Vance were snubbed.
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  Speaker 8: Oh and Barack Obama and Bill Clinton chose not to
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  Speaker 8: be there either. What so Barack Obama and Bill Clinton
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  Speaker 8: get to just say, nah, I'm busy, I've got some
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  Speaker 8: This was literally with Bill Clinton's Oh, I had a
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  Speaker 8: previous engagement, Really, Bill, you want.
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  Speaker 7: To rephrase that, I had a meeting I had to take.
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  Speaker 8: And Barack Obama apparently just gets to say Nope, nope,
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  Speaker 8: not going, not gonna be there, not gonna visit. Don't
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  Speaker 8: like Dick Cheney at all, like what his daughter did
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  Speaker 8: because she's against Trump but not hanging with Dick, and
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  Speaker 8: some of the acrimony goes back. I mean, these folks
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  Speaker 8: carry a grudge, Oh they do. And for those who
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  Speaker 8: think that, you know, Donald Trump is the one in
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  Speaker 8: Washington carrying grudges, Oh no, spanky, they all carry grudges.
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  Speaker 8: And remember the story we told you yesterday about crowdhammers,
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  Speaker 8: about Bush derangement syndrome.
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  Speaker 8: what they were. It's part of the business plan. Centers
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  Speaker 8: for Disease Control and Prevention have updated their website with
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  Speaker 8: new wording on the website says, quote the claim vaccines
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  Speaker 8: vaccines cause autism. Studies supporting a link have been ignored
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  Speaker 8: Justice had been surveilling Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan since twenty twenty.
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  Speaker 8: The federal prosecutor who later worked as an investigator in
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  Speaker 8: Special Council You Don't Know Jack Smith's January sixth, twenty
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  Speaker 8: twenty one investigation, ordered Verizon to hand over the data
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  Speaker 8: on Jordan going back to January first of twenty twenty,
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  Speaker 8: statement to the San Francisco Chronicle saying the two objectives
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  Speaker 8: of California under his leader leadership would be keep Trump
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  Speaker 8: From It's actually the other way around. So this email
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  Speaker 8: comes in on our story of Jim Jordan being surveiled
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  Speaker 8: as far back as twenty twenty by the Department of Justice.
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  Speaker 8: Dear Joe, what if mister Jordan was engaging in criminal activity?
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  Speaker 8: Didn't you just yesterday tell us about the congress woman
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  Speaker 8: who stole five million dollars of FEMA grant money. Was
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  Speaker 8: it only because she was a Democrat? Could it not
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  Speaker 8: be the Jim Jordan might have been investigated for the
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  Speaker 8: same things. Well, okay, number one on your question, how
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  Speaker 8: come this doj zeal to surveil congress people didn't find
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  Speaker 8: the Miami congresswoman and her embezzlement of five million dollars
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  Speaker 8: worth of FEMA money. If that is your premise and
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  Speaker 8: number two, then those warrants should be obtainable because one
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  Speaker 8: of the ways you keep an out of control. Government
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  Speaker 8: in check is you don't let it, just say, hey,
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  Speaker 8: leave me alone. I'm chasing bad guys. That's what Nicholas
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  Speaker 8: Maduro does, except he doesn't chase the bad guys. He
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  Speaker 8: gets in bed with the bad guys. Wow, I mean metaphorically. Well,
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  Speaker 8: I don't know. I don't know about Maduro's private life,
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  Speaker 8: but we we have sold out our oversight and I
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  Speaker 8: love these cities and yours may have one mine. My
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  Speaker 8: old hometown of Charlottesville has a civilian police oversight board.
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  Speaker 8: You know what they have done since their enactment?
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  Speaker 7: Nothing?
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  Speaker 8: Do you know what our Human Rights Commission? We also
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  Speaker 8: have one of those, the Human Rights Commission. You know
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  Speaker 8: how many human rights violations they've found in the ten
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  Speaker 8: years plus that they've existed.
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  Speaker 7: Zero.
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  Speaker 8: And every year they come back and say, well, you know,
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  Speaker 8: if we had more money, we might be able to
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  Speaker 8: do more outreach and find more human rights violence, and
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  Speaker 8: they still can't find any. We love to make the
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  Speaker 8: normal criminal and the criminal normal. It seems doctor Clark's
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  Speaker 8: hanging on with us in Alabama this morning. How are
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  Speaker 8: the things that go woof in your world, doctor Clark?
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  Speaker 7: Well, it's all pretty good.
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  Speaker 2: Joe good in here doing it's in Hey, the first
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  Speaker 2: time since I had a NYE surgery about ten years ago.
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  Speaker 2: I'm going to leave the clinic and go plant trees
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  Speaker 2: instead of being here all day.
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  Speaker 8: Oh boy, there you go.
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  Speaker 2: It's almost like a day off or something. You know,
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  Speaker 2: all this wonderful AI stuff. And I think they've got
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  Speaker 2: like translator apps, Joe, so you could like say something
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  Speaker 2: into your phone in English and then it would tell
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  Speaker 2: you what it was in Spanish or something.
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  Speaker 7: Oh yeah, they've had that for a while. Yeah, it's
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  Speaker 7: a Google translation.
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  Speaker 2: You know what we really need?
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  Speaker 7: What's that?
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  Speaker 2: An Orwellian translator.
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  Speaker 7: English to or Well or Well the English. I don't
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  Speaker 7: think we need that. I mean we have, but we could.
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  Speaker 2: Say our democracy and it will tell us. Our democracy
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  Speaker 2: is a term used by the left to indicate their
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  Speaker 2: permanent and complete control of all things, because now we've
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  Speaker 2: got national security has been or reellianized.
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  Speaker 7: Sure, and the only.
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  Speaker 2: Way national security is threatened by anything in the Jeffrey
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  Speaker 2: Epstein thing is if national security was involved.
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  Speaker 7: Sure, absolutely, the only.
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  Speaker 8: Way and the compromise And and this goes to the
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  Speaker 8: Jim Jordan thing too, because the argument is under Faiza
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  Speaker 8: Jim Jordan was a threat to the American government. Well,
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  Speaker 8: but here's the thing, you know, but this is this
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  Speaker 8: has been in a republic stuff. Then simply being in
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  Speaker 8: the opposition party is not a threat to the country.
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  Speaker 8: But if you question what the El Presidente says, apparently
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  Speaker 8: that has become a national security risk.
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  Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, Now why didn't they catch the congresswoman
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  Speaker 2: that was sailing well? Because using political law off this
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  Speaker 2: for financial gain is so k Impairing the narrative is
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  Speaker 2: a crime. Now let's go with our Barretta Rooster analogy
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  Speaker 2: there for just a.
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  Speaker 8: Second, okay, meaning and this is referring back to the
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  Speaker 8: defense that Jeffrey Epstein wasn't an agent of the intelligence apparatus.
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  Speaker 8: He was a confidential informant. When he when he realized
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  Speaker 8: what people were asking him to do, he was so
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  Speaker 8: aghast that what people were asking him to do on
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  Speaker 8: his island that he said, I've got to tell somebody
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  Speaker 8: about this. The the the retelling of Jeffrey Epstein's legend.
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  Speaker 2: What crimes did the intelligence agency solved with information they
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  Speaker 2: got from Jeffrey Epstein. You know, Barretta wasn't coercings John's
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  Speaker 2: If we're going to remember something from Bretta.
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  Speaker 7: Maybe we're gonna go with the theme song.
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  Speaker 2: Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
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  Speaker 8: Oh, Sammy, Sammy Davis Junior. You know, one of the
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  Speaker 8: most famous TV theme songs ever. I don't know that
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  Speaker 8: actually made the top that be the top forty charts too,
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  Speaker 8: I guess so.
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  Speaker 2: If Jeffrey was based on Racer, I don't know what's
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  Speaker 2: just laying the child catcher from Kitty Kitty Bang Bang.
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  Speaker 8: Possibly you're just you're you're sitting under the metaphor tree,
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  Speaker 8: aren't you just falling on your head like you're in
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  Speaker 8: discovering gravity?
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  Speaker 7: There, Copernicus, the whole thing.
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  Speaker 2: You know, here's one more thing. Releasing the Epstein stuff
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  Speaker 2: is not a threat to my nation security. If it
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  Speaker 2: can be destroyed by the truth, it deserves to be
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  Speaker 2: destroyed by the truth. You know what's a threat to
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  Speaker 2: national security?
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  Speaker 7: Joe the apparatus.
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  Speaker 2: And millions of people into my country that hate my country.
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  Speaker 2: That's a threat to my nation security. The only person
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  Speaker 2: trying to address that is Donald Trump as far as
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  Speaker 2: I can see.
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  Speaker 8: But here's the thing, and we just had cases like
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  Speaker 8: this here in our flagship city too, is these folks
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  Speaker 8: are more and more frequently coming in committing sexual crimes
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  Speaker 8: being defended by people saying, well, in their country, it's
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  Speaker 8: dot dot dot, you know. And and this normalization of
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  Speaker 8: this kind of debauchery is infuriating to me anyway, sounds
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  Speaker 8: like it would be to you.
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  Speaker 2: You know, maybe we should start doing what they're doing
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  Speaker 2: in the European countries and just teach our young girls. Hey,
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  Speaker 2: it's part of their culture. If they want to rape you,
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  Speaker 2: don't fight back, and maybe they won't beat you so badly.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, that's that's what we want our leadership to be.
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  Speaker 8: That says, that says America all over it. I appreciate it,
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  Speaker 8: Doctor Clark, you have a good morning. I'm gonna play
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  Speaker 8: you out with a with a request here. Okay, there
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  Speaker 8: you go, all right, you know you go, Yeah, I'm checking.
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  Speaker 5: Here with no price on your head.
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  Speaker 8: I believe this was a top forty hit, aside from
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  Speaker 8: just a tvous.
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  Speaker 26: Yeah, Friday did show up pretty quickly, and it looks
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  Speaker 8: Well, and there's so much neat stuff available there online.
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  Speaker 26: You can get some enameled painted silver rounds which really
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  Speaker 8: So the rabbit hole continues to consume us. Sealy writes
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  Speaker 8: in From the Four Corners about the Barretta theme that
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  Speaker 8: say the Texas Sammy. I didn't know that was Sammy
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  Speaker 8: Davis Junior, And I don't remember how he wound up
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  Speaker 8: doing the theme for the show. It was there was
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  Speaker 8: something in my Mandela esque meaning it's been in prison
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  Speaker 8: for a long time, memory U that you know, back
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  Speaker 8: in the days when I was doing music radio, he
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  Speaker 8: had some connection or another with Robert Blake or the
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  Speaker 8: producers of the show, and you know they did it,
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  Speaker 8: so he did. We were talking about TV theme songs
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  Speaker 8: that made the top forty his the show.
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  Speaker 7: The theme song.
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  Speaker 8: Made it to Billboard's number forty seven. The song that
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  Speaker 8: led us in Jan Hamer's Miami Vice theme the one
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  Speaker 8: that made it to number one. It was the highest
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  Speaker 8: charting TV theme song. It's one of five that made
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  Speaker 8: the Top five. Number one Hits Miami Vice theme made
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  Speaker 8: it number one. Rhythm Heritage is Swat Instrumental made it
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  Speaker 8: to number one. John Sebastian and Welcome Back from Remember
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  Speaker 8: the Other Epstein Jan Epstein before Jeffrey became the first
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  Speaker 8: name associated most frequently with the name Epstein. Welcome Back Cotter,
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  Speaker 8: the Welcome Back theme song by John Sebastian made it
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  Speaker 8: to number one. How Do You Talk To An Angel?
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  Speaker 8: And a song I learned in middle school in the
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  Speaker 8: orchestra tsop The Sound of Philadelphia. No, it's rocky. It's
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  Speaker 8: very similar to Rocky now. I'm trying to remember it
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  Speaker 8: in my head. But I just had to learn the
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  Speaker 8: bassline for it. I didn't have to learn the lead
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  Speaker 8: for it. But there's your music trivia, your TV theme song.
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  Speaker 8: Those are the ones that made it to number one.
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  Speaker 8: I'm surprised, you know, for all the things Sammy Davis
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  Speaker 8: Junior did that made it to number one. There and
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  Speaker 8: of course, you expect this only on a program that
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  Speaker 8: will tell us what Jeffrey Epstein's defense is. Will somebody
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  Speaker 8: actually play the TV theme song of somebody like Robert Blake,
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  Speaker 8: So people have long memories. People don't forget Robert Blake
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  Speaker 8: and the issues you know that will keep you from
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  Speaker 8: finding Bretta almost anywhere. And I did the text Terry.
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  Speaker 8: I appreciate the text message.
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  Speaker 7: You're right.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, there's a reason you can't find Bretta on
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  Speaker 8: TV Land or too B or all these networks that
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  Speaker 8: are dying for programming, re airing episodes of Friends over
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  Speaker 8: and over because they don't have anything else to fill
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  Speaker 8: an hour.
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  Speaker 7: But the.
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  Speaker 8: I saw just yesterday, there's the British fella just sat
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  Speaker 8: down and did like a two hour long podcast, which
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  Speaker 8: first I thought was way too long. It is his
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  Speaker 8: YouTube video with Kevin Spacey and apparently it's like his
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  Speaker 8: first big interview now coming out of the court cases
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  Speaker 8: and so.
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  Speaker 7: On and so forth.
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  Speaker 8: But he was telling he's homeless, he's living in airbnbs,
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  Speaker 8: which I don't consider the same as homeless.
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  Speaker 7: It just.
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  Speaker 8: Strikes me as you misunderstand what homeless means. I know,
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  Speaker 8: you don't own a home Kevin, but much in the
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  Speaker 8: same way. When you know, he was saying his response
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  Speaker 8: to the allegations that he had molested this other actor
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  Speaker 8: when he was under age, tying it, he said he
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  Speaker 8: shouldn't have made the statement. Also include the admission that
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  Speaker 8: he was a gay man, because it came across sounding
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  Speaker 8: like g I think that he was a gay man
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  Speaker 8: and that was why he molested the young boy. That
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  Speaker 8: gay community was a little salty about that. But now
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  Speaker 8: he's you know, he's got no money. He's you know,
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  Speaker 8: millions of dollars in debt because he hasn't really been
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  Speaker 8: able to do any work because nobody will hire him.
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  Speaker 8: He had his home is in foreclosure because he owns
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  Speaker 8: millions of dollars. And I was just watching it thinking,
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  Speaker 8: you know, Robert Blake never got a chance to, you know,
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  Speaker 8: do these you know, kind of maya culpa stuff. But
• 49:44
  Speaker 8: he's Peers Morgan, you know, just seemed like he was
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  Speaker 8: being paid for by Kevin Spacey's agent. I don't know
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  Speaker 8: with what money, because I don't think Piers Morgan comes
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  Speaker 8: cheap to help out with somebody's image, and nobody, especially
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  Speaker 8: when the courts adjudicated that the crime did not.
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  Speaker 7: Happen the way it was.
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  Speaker 8: It's it's really to me one of those stories out
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  Speaker 8: of the Me too movement.
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  Speaker 7: Where it's a fragile.
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  Speaker 8: Filament that you know, is in between investigating allegations of
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  Speaker 8: a crime in victim shaming. So if you ask somebody
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  Speaker 8: who's been you know, who's accusing somebody of a crime,
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  Speaker 8: can you give us, You're immediately told you're victim shaming.
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  Speaker 7: You can't.
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  Speaker 8: You know, the advocacy groups will step in between the
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  Speaker 8: police and the accuser. And and you thought Piers Morgan
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  Speaker 8: asked him an interesting question and it's just, you know,
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  Speaker 8: speaks to our culture right now, he asked him. He said,
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  Speaker 8: did your position as a powerful Hollywood Oscar winning actor
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  Speaker 8: potentially put you in the position of just being friendly
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  Speaker 8: to somebody might seem like an untowarded advance, And Spacey's
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  Speaker 8: response was kind of weird. He's like, well, I guess
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  Speaker 8: I could. I could see somebody feeling that way, But
• 51:34
  Speaker 8: what am I supposed to do? Not be friends with anyone?
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  Speaker 8: It's it's you listen to these celebrities all the time,
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  Speaker 8: like I don't have any friends because I can't be
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  Speaker 8: friends with anyone because everyone's looking for something, and it's
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  Speaker 8: it's sad because I think societally we do this. We
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  Speaker 8: we give ourselves gravity based on who we're friends with.
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  Speaker 8: We tune into Piers Morgan's podcast because Kevin Spacey's on
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  Speaker 8: it and we're curious about it, or there's a big
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  Speaker 8: star on it, not because Piers Morgan's a good broadcaster
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  Speaker 8: or journalist, or we're tuning in to hear the truth
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  Speaker 8: about something. So you know, Piers Morgan is just as
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  Speaker 8: guilty as a lot of these other pilot fish who
• 52:24
  Speaker 8: go out there and they gained gravity by being associated
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  Speaker 8: with someone else. And it's, like I said, the filament
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  Speaker 8: you have to walk in between those is so delicate.
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  Speaker 8: I didn't come away believing Kevin Spacey anymore I did
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  Speaker 8: before the interview, but I thought it was an interesting one,
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  Speaker 8: and since you brought up Robert Blake, it seemed to.
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