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Tom Zawistowski - WeThePeopleConvention.org · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: Fifty five KRC the talk station.
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Speaker 2: It's seven thirty one, fifty five KRCD Talk Station. Happy Tuesday.
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Speaker 2: It's that time a week we get the benefit of
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Speaker 2: Tom Zawastowski's sage wisdom. You can find Tom throughout the week,
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Speaker 2: and I recommend you check out his weekly podcast, it's
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Speaker 2: We the People Convention dot Org. Welcome back, Tom Zawastowski.
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Speaker 2: It's always a pleasure to have me on the fifty
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Speaker 2: five KRC Morning Show. My friend.
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Speaker 3: Great to be back with you, Brian, and glad to
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Speaker 3: hear the forecast is starting to lighten up. I've been
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Speaker 3: worried about you guys down there. You've been just getting battered.
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Speaker 3: So I'm looking for that low humidity seventy nine Thursday.
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Speaker 3: That'll be awesome.
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Speaker 2: Amen to that all day long. We could probably find
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Speaker 2: bipartisan support for that issue. Tom. Okay, there's okay. Now,
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Speaker 2: there's two things. Humidity sucks and cancer sucks. All right,
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Speaker 2: we can agree on two things in this world. Everything
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Speaker 2: else we're in complete disagreement on.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: One of the things that is concerning me. I know
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Speaker 2: you wanted to talk about getting people ratcheted up and
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Speaker 2: getting him out to vote, and I know you just
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Speaker 2: spoke about this the other day in your podcast. Strategy
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Speaker 2: for the twenty twenty sixth election is someone had called
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Speaker 2: earlier and was a little alarmed by the fact that now.
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Speaker 2: I suppose it depends on what neighborhood you're in, but
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Speaker 2: they were driving down through Montgomery and all they saw
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Speaker 2: was a bunch of Amy Acting signs and a bunch
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Speaker 2: of Shared Brown signs. And I think she said that
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Speaker 2: or he can't recall no Houston signs, no Ramaswami signs.
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Speaker 2: And I was trying to maybe come up with a
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Speaker 2: reason why that might be. Maybe some people are reluctant
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Speaker 2: to support a Republican period because they're afraid that these
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Speaker 2: crazy leftists might do something to their home or steal
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Speaker 2: the sign. Maybe it's a little early in the election cycle,
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Speaker 2: they're not prepared to put one out yet. Maybe they
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Speaker 2: aren't paying attention to the election yet because the kids
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Speaker 2: and it just now went back to school. I don't know, Tom,
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Speaker 2: but I am getting given the what polling we've got,
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Speaker 2: that any Acting could be even close to Ramaswami at
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Speaker 2: this point, what is there? We are we struggling on
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Speaker 2: the conservative side of the Ledger or the Ramaswamy side
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Speaker 2: of the ledger. Are we are we struggling with an
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Speaker 2: enthusiasm problem, Tom, And if so, what might be the
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Speaker 2: basis for that?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? I think we are. I think that's a good observation. Uh.
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Speaker 3: And the basis for it, from what I can see,
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Speaker 3: started with the you know, the disappointment about the property
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Speaker 3: tax not getting on the ballot, and you know, the
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Speaker 3: the you know, that whole issue, and now it's moved
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Speaker 3: into the whole data center fight that you know, we're
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Speaker 3: spending all our time arguing about data centers and not
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Speaker 3: about who we're going to vote for, you know, for
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Speaker 3: governor and for Senate and House and things like that.
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Speaker 3: Now it is August and you know, and there's time,
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Speaker 3: you know, to pivot to that.
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Speaker 1: But I will note this.
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Speaker 3: I don't know, you know, it's funny you're saying about
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Speaker 3: these Amy exerciens because if I recall, right, I don't
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Speaker 3: think you're allowed to put up signs until a month
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Speaker 3: before the election or early voting. And I think those
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Speaker 3: sides are probably illegal, which would make sense because they
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Speaker 3: don't need no staking laws, right, the Thesa Democrats.
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Speaker 1: They can put them up whenever they want. Who cares
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Speaker 1: about the law.
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Speaker 2: Well, a posture on that guy, because that's not something
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Speaker 2: that came into my mind. I was not aware that
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Speaker 2: there is a limited on campaign signs. I would immediately say,
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Speaker 2: we'll be at the first amendment. I can put any
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Speaker 2: damn sign up on my front yard that I want.
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Speaker 2: There is a law in the book, Tom, And can
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Speaker 2: you explain that, because again I'm in the dark on
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Speaker 2: that one.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. No, there actually are laws on the books, and
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Speaker 1: it has to do with.
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Speaker 3: Just, you know, the community. It's a community by community.
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Speaker 3: It's not a federal or okay community.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 3: Most of them are thirty days, you know, and and
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Speaker 3: that's you know, been abused. And we've actually reported people
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Speaker 3: for doing it, you know, too early. And again it's
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Speaker 3: it's them trying to get a head start on it.
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Speaker 3: And we're we're gonna see some signs from VAC and
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Speaker 3: those guys, I'm sure, but not probably till after Labor Day.
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Speaker 2: Fair enough, And I'll encourage my listeners to get one
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Speaker 2: of those signs. Maybe go door to door, work with
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Speaker 2: Americans for Prosperity, get the word out, get your friends
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Speaker 2: off the couch, right Tom, everything.
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Speaker 3: We can do, let me say that something about that too.
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Speaker 3: Get your friends to take absentee ballot request forms door
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Speaker 3: to door and get when you find someone that says, hey,
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Speaker 3: I'm with you, I'm against the communists, say hey, can
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Speaker 3: you fill out this absolutely bout request form and I'll
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Speaker 3: turn it in for you so we can make sure
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Speaker 3: they vote. Because the issue this year, Brian is turnout.
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Speaker 3: It's not you know who you're going to vote for,
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Speaker 3: it's if you're going to vote at all. And that's
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Speaker 3: what I addressed in my announcement this week about our
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Speaker 3: strategy for this election.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's talk a little bit about why people might
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Speaker 2: not vote, just the whole idea of not going in
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Speaker 2: and bothering. We'll continue with We the People Convention dot org.
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Speaker 2: Tom Zawastowski after I mentioned my friends at Chimney Care fireplaces,
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Speaker 2: still there'll be your friends.
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Speaker 1: To five kr the talk station.
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Speaker 2: Seven nine Here pitch five KRSD Talk station Hay Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: we either People Convention dot Org. Find Tom Zawastowski throughout
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Speaker 2: the week and find him here every week beginning at
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Speaker 2: seven thirty fifty five Karose Morning Show on a Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: Tom z eh we've seen low voter turnout in a
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Speaker 2: lot of elections. It's it's a sad, pathetic reality from
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Speaker 2: my standpoint, especially when you look like sort of an
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Speaker 2: off cycle election like the City of Cincinnati Council and
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Speaker 2: the mayor's race twenty five percent turnout, twenty five percent
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Speaker 2: and so many really important issues like the zoning issues
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Speaker 2: got the people in Hyde Park all outraged. You'd have thought,
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Speaker 2: you know what, you'd at least expect massive voter turnout
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Speaker 2: in at least one area of town. Now they got
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Speaker 2: their way, but in advance of the election. But come on,
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Speaker 2: there was a lot of really important issues to vote on,
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Speaker 2: and there were options and alternatives. But look, twenty five
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Speaker 2: percent turnout. Of course, a hot, solid slate of Democrats,
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Speaker 2: which we expect, But as we go into the November election,
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Speaker 2: it is most assurely an on cycle election, bigger turnout
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Speaker 2: because of the all critical important votes, the balance of
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Speaker 2: the House and Senate. What is do you sense because
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Speaker 2: of the polling numbers suggesting and reflecting it that people
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Speaker 2: are kind of a bit exhausted with Trump. Maybe the
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Speaker 2: war with Iran is not going really well. It is
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Speaker 2: wildly unpopular now I can't image and being you're very
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Speaker 2: unhappy with the war, which I am making me vote
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Speaker 2: for a socialist or even any Democrat. But I can
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Speaker 2: see maybe the lack of enthusiasm and this this craziness
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Speaker 2: from the left and anti Trump sentiment is going to
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Speaker 2: get them to the polls perhaps, but it might cost
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Speaker 2: some Republicans are a little upset with the economy and
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Speaker 2: the war just to sit it out, Tom, Can we
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Speaker 2: overcome that sort of sense that at least I have,
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Speaker 2: and maybe I have a different sense than you do.
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Speaker 3: Well, I think we have to overcome it. I think
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Speaker 3: that's why we're having this conversation. I think that's why
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Speaker 3: we put forward, you know, our position on this election,
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Speaker 3: and my podcast this week and our website because Brian,
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Speaker 3: it's it's really something that our citizens are getting tired
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Speaker 3: of not being represented. You know, the Save Act, not
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Speaker 3: passing this by all the effort that people put in,
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Speaker 3: and again, you know, it's an eighty twenty issue at worst,
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Speaker 3: and you can't get any Democrats and you can't get
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Speaker 3: these key Republicans to vote for it. People are just saying,
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Speaker 3: does it matter? Does it matter? Is my vote matter?
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Speaker 3: I'm here to tell you it never has mattered more
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Speaker 3: in your fricking life. Good point, Okay, because we are
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Speaker 3: literally now facing the destruction of our republic. There are literally,
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Speaker 3: there is literally a force in our country. They call
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Speaker 3: themselves the Democratic Solcials of America. They're communists. They've been
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Speaker 3: in our country, says Woodrow Wilson. Okay, and they have
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Speaker 3: been infiltrating our government. They've been stealing our money through
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Speaker 3: all this fraud that we're now disclosing. Okay, that wasn't
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Speaker 3: a bug, that was a feature, all right, And so
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Speaker 3: now they're amassing. They think this is the time, they
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Speaker 3: think this is the chance for them to rise up
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Speaker 3: take power, and they just say it out loud, Brian.
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Speaker 3: They want to destroy the United States. No president, no
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Speaker 3: Supreme Court, no borders, no police, no prisons, free college,
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Speaker 3: free housing, free you of food, free everything that. I
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Speaker 3: don't know who's supposed to pay for that, but I'm
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Speaker 3: pretty sure it's.
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Speaker 1: You and I.
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Speaker 3: We got a rally and we have to say in
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Speaker 3: my flyer this now number we must all vote to
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Speaker 3: protect our own personal interests. I'm not asking to vote
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Speaker 3: for Republicans. I'm asking you to vote for yourself and
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Speaker 3: for America, and to elect every Republican with a pulse
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Speaker 3: to defeat the commune Democrats. That's my message.
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Speaker 2: Well, and you get a guy like Shared Brown who
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Speaker 2: will come out and you know he will vote in
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Speaker 2: whatever leftist policy is advanced by the Collective Democrat Party
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Speaker 2: he will vote for. So he can't protect himself from
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Speaker 2: his voting record, but he's going to come across and
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Speaker 2: he does come across as a saner version of these
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Speaker 2: communists who do scream for the overthrow of government. So
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Speaker 2: it's like, oh, well, I'm not voting for a communist.
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Speaker 2: He's not flying, he's not running under the banner of
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Speaker 2: the DSA. He hasn't come out and said, you know,
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Speaker 2: get rid of police and prisons, so I'm safe with him.
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Speaker 2: But that would be sort of It will be a
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Speaker 2: person lying to themselves about the advancement of the d
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Speaker 2: essay within the Democrat Party because they are a loud,
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Speaker 2: loud and prominent voice and do have apparently a tremendous
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Speaker 2: amount of sway, so much so that while being surrounded
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Speaker 2: by outright anti Semites and outright Marxist revolutionaries, normal quote
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Speaker 2: unquote run of the mill Democrats, centrist Democrats aren't even
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Speaker 2: rejecting that they're principles and the policies. They're welcome in
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Speaker 2: the big Tent, Tom, which means Sharon Brown's going to
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Speaker 2: be voting right along with them.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, let's not forget that. The one Democrat I think
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Speaker 3: it was a House member, said he voted because of
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Speaker 3: the intimidation of his family. Okay, these people aren't going
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Speaker 3: to just persuade you with your words. They're going to
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Speaker 3: burn your frickin' house down. Okay, that's who you're talking about.
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Speaker 3: And then Democrats are fulling themselves about, oh, we're a
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Speaker 3: big tenure. How came Jefferies yesterday was like, well, I don't,
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Speaker 3: you know, believe what they believe in, but you know,
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Speaker 3: we'll accept them into our tent. They're gonna burn your
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Speaker 3: tent to the ground, pal, and they're gonna burn our
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Speaker 3: country to the ground, and we have to stomp them
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Speaker 3: out like a bug by voting forever Republican this November.
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Speaker 3: I don't care if it's dog catcher or senator or
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Speaker 3: governor or whatever, because we have a chance to end
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Speaker 3: this this November. I mean that we can end it
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Speaker 3: to this November, because once they have no power, they
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Speaker 3: will cease to exist.
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Speaker 1: Like the whigs.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's continue this conversation in the next segment. There,
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Speaker 2: Tom Zawastowski, I'll hold you over and we'll do a
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Speaker 2: little more talking about these important issues.
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Speaker 1: Here ced the talk station.
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Speaker 2: It's seven to fifty to fifty five KERCV talk station.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna hear from Breitbart Get the inside scoop up
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Speaker 2: John Carney, plus the Daniel Davis Deeve Dive. Tom's Awastowski
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Speaker 2: from We the People Convention dot orgs on the phone
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Speaker 2: talking about the issues. Can I ask you you speak
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Speaker 2: with the John Houston folks regularly, Tom, or at least
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Speaker 2: maybe to him personally from time to time.
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Speaker 1: I actually do not.
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Speaker 3: He's one of the few people in Ohio that I
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Speaker 3: don't have a relationship with.
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Speaker 2: Huh is is maybe there is there an explanation for that.
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Speaker 2: Is it completely Houston's camp that's just not engaging with you.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I think it goes back to when he was running
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Speaker 3: for governor and then he decided to join with the
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Speaker 3: Wine to become lieutenant governor and I did not support that.
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Speaker 3: I was very vocal about that, and since then, you know,
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Speaker 3: we really haven't had any conversation. I do support him.
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Speaker 3: I do think that you know, he has voted the
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Speaker 3: way we would want since he's been appointed to the Senate,
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Speaker 3: and I think that he will win. And again, you know,
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Speaker 3: you and I both know John Houston really was bad
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Speaker 3: during COVID. You want to talk about Amy Acton, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: talk about John Houston.
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Speaker 1: But here's the point.
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Speaker 3: It doesn't matter to you and I. We have to
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Speaker 3: vote in our own personal best interest. Our own personal
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Speaker 3: best interests is to make sure that comedies don't take
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Speaker 3: over the US Senate. So you gotta vote for John Houston,
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Speaker 3: not because of his policy or his record, and you
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Speaker 3: don't have to vote against Sharon Brown because of some vote.
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Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. What matters is what's best for you,
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Speaker 3: your family, your community, and our state and our nation.
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Speaker 3: It's to defeat the communists. And as we said in
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Speaker 3: the last segment, John Houston ain't gonna vote with the communists,
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Speaker 3: but Sharet Brown share as hell will. So it's real
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Speaker 3: clear who you got to vote for, and you got
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Speaker 3: to motivate everyone around you to do that. And that's
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Speaker 3: why I put that flyer together at We the People
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Speaker 3: Convention dot org. You can copy it right off the page.
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Speaker 3: You can click it, download a PDF and print them
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Speaker 3: and start handing them out because it's real clear. You
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Speaker 3: know me, I'm real subtle, you know Thomszy is always
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Speaker 3: really subtle. So basically, this is gonna spell it out.
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Speaker 3: This is why you gotta vote, because if you don't,
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Speaker 3: you're gonna get hurt really bad.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no question about it. And you just layout what
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Speaker 2: they're in favor of. And you know, maybe to the
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Speaker 2: non weed dwellers Tomas Awastowski, they don't really truly appreciate
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Speaker 2: the fact that the DSA and these folks who have
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Speaker 2: really just invaded, if not taken over, the Democrat Party
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Speaker 2: are in favor of getting rid of police and prisons
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Speaker 2: is right there, prominently displayed on your fire. Whether people
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Speaker 2: canvention it out or tom, I have not any have
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Speaker 2: seen any single Democrat, even the DSA folks, adequately explain
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Speaker 2: what the world would look like if they got rid
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Speaker 2: of the police and they got rid of prisons.
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Speaker 3: They never have any any explanation on the website on that,
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Speaker 3: you know, that story that we're talking about.
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Speaker 1: I've got two things. First, we always bring receipts.
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Speaker 3: Don't believe me, there's a Fox News interview with the
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Speaker 3: head of the DSSA saying exactly what there will do.
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Speaker 3: Then below it you will see a great thing that
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Speaker 3: Will Kine did where he talks about the fact that
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Speaker 3: it would cost like two hundred trillion dollars to fund
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Speaker 3: what the heck they're proposing, and they have no idea
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Speaker 3: of how.
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Speaker 4: To pay for that. You got to see that. I
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Speaker 4: think that just don't get it yet. That was a stuck.
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Speaker 4: That was a study from the Cato Institute. They ranged
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Speaker 4: between seventy one and two hundred trillion dollars which would
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Speaker 4: be the cost of the entire Democratic Socialist of America
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Speaker 4: platform over ten years Tom ten.
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Speaker 1: It's impossible, I know it.
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Speaker 2: It's beyond impossible. They even Cato crunched the numbers and said,
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Speaker 2: you could confiscate every single dollar of every corporation and
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Speaker 2: billionaire in the United States of America, all the money,
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Speaker 2: every dollar that they make, and it still wouldn't be
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Speaker 2: enough to scratch the surface of the costs of the
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Speaker 2: stuff that they want to implement. And does anybody ever
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Speaker 2: ask the other side of the political ledger? And I
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Speaker 2: will criticize the Republican Party from now till time memorial
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Speaker 2: til Kingdom come over their fair to do something about
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Speaker 2: our reckless overspending. They always promised to deliver fiscal responsibility
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Speaker 2: and never delivered it. The Democrats never promise it. Does
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Speaker 2: anybody ever have the Democrats? How are we going to
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Speaker 2: deal with this forty trillion and growing by leaps and
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Speaker 2: bounds that we have while still funding anything they want
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Speaker 2: to put in place?
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Speaker 1: Tom No, no one ever asked.
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Speaker 3: And don't you love the commercials they're running against John
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Speaker 3: Houston where they said he voted to take away the
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Speaker 3: healthcare from all these people, where the real story is
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Speaker 3: that that was Obamacare that was bankrupting us that John
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Speaker 3: Houston voted for, which is a good thing.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 3: So again this is we've got a focus, right, And
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Speaker 3: what I mean by that is we can't get into
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Speaker 3: the minutia about Trump and the war and gas prices
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Speaker 3: and this and that.
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Speaker 1: It's much simpler than that.
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Speaker 3: It's freedom and liberty versus communists takeover our country.
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Speaker 1: And I have a caveat.
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Speaker 3: I said, we had to vote for the Republicans despite
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Speaker 3: the problems we've had.
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Speaker 1: With many of them. We'll take care of them later
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Speaker 1: this year.
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Speaker 3: We got to defeat the communists left, and you do
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Speaker 3: that by voting for every Republican on the ballot, but
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Speaker 3: most importan, you gotta vote Brian. You gotta freaking show.
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Speaker 2: Up, Amen, Tom. I can't emphasize that enough. I think
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Speaker 2: you did a wonderful job doing it yourself. And if
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Speaker 2: any of the Houston campus out there, you know I'm
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Speaker 2: voting for John Houston as well. Return calls. Please, if
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Speaker 2: someone calls you, at least acknowledge that you heard their message.
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Speaker 2: You got it. Whether you want to respond specifically to
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Speaker 2: the points made in the message, you got to do
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Speaker 2: your campaign as service. We need all the votes we
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Speaker 2: can get. Tom, I've had I think two calls to
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Speaker 2: my program so far about messages left with senators. Some
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Speaker 2: senators do respond, others don't. And John's name has come
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Speaker 2: up twice in terms of not even acknowledging that the
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Speaker 2: receipt of a phone call. I don't think that's a
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Speaker 2: recipe for success moving into November.
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Speaker 1: No, I think it's a bigger problem than that.
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Speaker 3: I think literally all politicians have fout they can just
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Speaker 3: ignore us with impunity.
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Speaker 1: That's part of our problem. They don't hear us.
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Speaker 2: Yes, we gotta fix that amen, Tom's Austowski. We people
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Speaker 2: can mention dot or check them out. We'll have them
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Speaker 2: on next week. I look forward to