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Term Limits and Second and Third Tries · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, sixth day of May, say stamaio, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: another sith something sith Star Wars. I don't know. I
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Speaker 2: always ponder how far into the month of May we
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Speaker 2: can take all of these things, probably kind of deep.
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Speaker 2: I mean, if you know all your Spanish, you could
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Speaker 2: definitely take it to the end of the month with those,
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Speaker 2: But I don't know how far the Star Wars or
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Speaker 2: maybe you'd flip over to Star Trek. I mean I
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Speaker 2: realized that those two don't always go together. I mean
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Speaker 2: they don't go together. But there used to be a
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Speaker 2: time when you were either or you didn't like both.
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Speaker 2: You either like Star Wars or you like Star Trek.
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Speaker 2: And there's still some people who feel that way. There's
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Speaker 2: a lot of co fans these days. It's just kind
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Speaker 2: of become, hey, you know, summer making some good content,
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Speaker 2: some aren't making good I don't know. They're both very
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Speaker 2: political now with everything that they do. Star Trek even
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Speaker 2: went as far as to bring Stacy Abrams into one
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Speaker 2: of their shows, playing I don't know the President of
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Speaker 2: the Federation or what the Grand Puba of the whatever,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, whatever you could tell I've watched a
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Speaker 2: lot more Star Wars than Star Trek. That's all. That's
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Speaker 2: just the end of it. But anyway, I know that
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Speaker 2: she was on there, and hey, she's apparently thinking about
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Speaker 2: running for governor again in Georgia. And you know what,
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Speaker 2: we have a term for that here in the Deep South,
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Speaker 2: and it has a lot of different uses, but it
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Speaker 2: could definitely be used. It was used, I think after
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Speaker 2: she lost the second time. I mean the first time
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Speaker 2: it was kind of like, you know, there was a
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Speaker 2: little bit of a show because it felt closer than
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Speaker 2: I think it should have been. And then the second
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Speaker 2: time she lost, the term that came to mind for me, Well,
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Speaker 2: there were a couple, but the one that I'll share
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Speaker 2: now is the same one that I share as we
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Speaker 2: have her contemplating now a third run. And I think
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Speaker 2: I speak for a lot of Southern people in Georgia
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Speaker 2: when I say bless her hard, you could shorten it
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Speaker 2: to bless I've heard it shortened just to bless now,
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Speaker 2: because I think sometimes that's what we do. We shortened
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Speaker 2: things down. We don't have time for you know, all
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Speaker 2: those extra syllables, which I'm for. I'm pro shortening of
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Speaker 2: syllables when possible, anytime it's possible at all, I'm I'm
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Speaker 2: for it, which is interesting because you know, I talk
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Speaker 2: for a living, so anyway, she's yeah, considering it. I know,
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Speaker 2: we got Keisha Lance Bottoms. It's interesting. We had I
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Speaker 2: think it's Fanny but people were calling her Fanny Willis,
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Speaker 2: and then we got Mayor Bottom's. There's something. I don't
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Speaker 2: know what it is. I don't know how that kind
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Speaker 2: of is all happened at the same time, but it
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Speaker 2: is interesting, isn't it. I at least for me, you know,
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Speaker 2: I mean to me, we're just like an attorney General Uranus.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I know Chris Carr and he's also I
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Speaker 2: guess in the mix for governor, and his name is
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Speaker 2: definitely not Uranus or any of that. But I just
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Speaker 2: feel like maybe one of those positions, like maybe if
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Speaker 2: Attorney General Carr gets into this governor's race and becomes
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Speaker 2: the Republican nominee, and you know, maybe there's somebody named
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Speaker 2: like ted Uranus that would be there to step into
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Speaker 2: that role. I don't know. It's just interesting. Isn't it
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Speaker 2: that we have so many? If there's a ted Uranus
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Speaker 2: somewhere in the State of Georgia, I encourage them to
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Speaker 2: run for governor. That's that's all I'm trying to say.
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Speaker 2: That's the point that I'm trying to get to, which
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Speaker 2: I think is a very important point we need to
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Speaker 2: make that happen. Speaking of in Kisha Lance Bottoms, there's
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Speaker 2: a few others that have jumped in there. I don't
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Speaker 2: think the Bottoms thing is a surprise, because she was
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Speaker 2: starting to do things to position herself where she could
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Speaker 2: make a run for things, doing some work for the
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Speaker 2: White House and those sorts of things. So I don't
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Speaker 2: think that's a big shocker. You know, you get people
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Speaker 2: that kind of start to position themselves in a place
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Speaker 2: where they can start thinking about making a run. So
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Speaker 2: not a big shocker there. And then, of course the
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Speaker 2: Lieutenant Governor, Bert Jones, his name has been tossed around,
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Speaker 2: whether he's in the mix or not in the mix,
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Speaker 2: if that's official, and I don't know that. I think
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Speaker 2: some of the they start the exploratory, which certainly is
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Speaker 2: pointing in the direction of running. So we've got a few.
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Speaker 2: It's still a little early in all of this. But
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Speaker 2: of course Governor Kemp will be finishing out his time
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Speaker 2: his final term. Speaking of final terms, and and but
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Speaker 2: we still have a couple of years, so to take
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Speaker 2: a breath, it's so speaking of terms and term limits,
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Speaker 2: we have what's now I guess can be considered a
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Speaker 2: closed discussion. I don't know it'll be discussed, But we've
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Speaker 2: had these situations where there have been a few people
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Speaker 2: that have made the suggestions that President Trump would would
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Speaker 2: try to run for a third term. And this is
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Speaker 2: something that's come up. It came up during the Obama presidency.
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Speaker 2: People said, oh, he's he's going he's never gonna leave,
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Speaker 2: he's going to try to stay in there, and he'll
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Speaker 2: call some kind of emergency declaration and not give up
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Speaker 2: the White House and all those sorts of And of
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Speaker 2: course that didn't happen. You know, it was a it
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Speaker 2: was a peaceful transition, even if Michelle Obama was real
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Speaker 2: awkward about the gift that Milannia gave her when they
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Speaker 2: showed up, which I thought was a nice gesture. I
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Speaker 2: think that should be something that happens in all transitions
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Speaker 2: to power. But anyway, so, I mean, it just would
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Speaker 2: be a great tradition. First lady gives the other first
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Speaker 2: lady a nice gift. And you know, so they started
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Speaker 2: the discussion, well, would would Trump want to stay in
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Speaker 2: there forever? Democrats said, he's never leaving, he is never
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Speaker 2: going to leave. And then once he won again, then
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Speaker 2: there became the discussions and he said, well, well, can
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Speaker 2: I run again? Is it possible for me to run again?
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Speaker 2: I think that'd be great. Everybody wants me to run again.
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Speaker 2: A lot of hyperblief from from Trump. Everybody wants me
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Speaker 2: to run again, and h that's you know, we'll see,
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Speaker 2: we're looking into it. And I can remember all the
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Speaker 2: moments for me where I thought, let's let's not do this,
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Speaker 2: let's let's don't do anything that might prove them right
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Speaker 2: that that we're going to start TRYMP. But but there
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Speaker 2: were some people that said, we're going to really dig
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Speaker 2: into this. What's the what's the rule, what's the law,
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Speaker 2: what's the constitution say can't be elected to more than
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Speaker 2: two terms? And you know, I think there was an
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Speaker 2: interview where Trump was saying, well, what if what if
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Speaker 2: I was elected as vice president? Like if vance ran
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Speaker 2: and then he stepped down and then I was, you know,
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Speaker 2: gave me the presidency then then I wouldn't be elected.
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Speaker 2: And we started getting into those little semantics conversations, and
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Speaker 2: I'll be honest, Trump is very good at saying things
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Speaker 2: just to get under people's skins in or to get
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Speaker 2: their attention, or get them riled up, whatever it is.
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Speaker 2: And I just was having a conversation kind of recently
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Speaker 2: with my brother and saying, I don't know that this
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Speaker 2: is a productive conversation. He's like, it's so hard to
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Speaker 2: know sometimes. Is he just messing with people? Or what's
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Speaker 2: he what's he trying to do here? What's the end game?
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Speaker 2: What's the goal? Well, now he has been asked, I
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Speaker 2: guess this came up over the weekend what the plan
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Speaker 2: is and what what he you know, does he want
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Speaker 2: to run again? And he's like, look, I can't, first
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Speaker 2: of all, but it was a very like apparently I can't.
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Speaker 2: They're they're telling me that I can't. Apparently apparently that's
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Speaker 2: and again, I know that's sort of one of those
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Speaker 2: answers that you give where you're kind of saying, I mean,
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Speaker 2: maybe there's a way to stretch the law, Maybe there's
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Speaker 2: a way to kind of bend it a little bit
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Speaker 2: and make it because he even was saying, hey, I
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Speaker 2: should run against Obama. The two of us should run
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Speaker 2: against each other for a third term and see how
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Speaker 2: that turns out. Always the showman. I mean, this is
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Speaker 2: like don King stuff. This is UFC, This is all WWE.
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Speaker 2: You know, like, well, I'll have had two terms, He'll
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Speaker 2: have had two terms. You send in your best warrior.
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Speaker 2: I'll send in my best warrior, and we'll see how
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Speaker 2: it goes. And that, of course makes it seem even
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Speaker 2: more absurd because it just it has that WWE feel.
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Speaker 2: It has that like they say in wrestling, like somebody
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Speaker 2: that's got the heat. So but they did ask him, well,
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Speaker 2: who who might you think would be, you know, a
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Speaker 2: good Republican to move on? He said, oh, I would
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Speaker 2: like it to, you know, maybe be a Republican. Hopefully
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Speaker 2: a lot of people trying to read what that means,
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Speaker 2: because he's got a couple of people that are kind
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Speaker 2: of in his circle that are not Republicans. So is
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Speaker 2: he is at a little hint a nod at maybe
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Speaker 2: somebody like a Tulsa Gabbard, an independent maybe could could
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Speaker 2: get the But he did he did mention the vice president.
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Speaker 2: He talked about Vance and he said, you know, Vance
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Speaker 2: could be could be that person. And he also said
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Speaker 2: that he really likes Marco Rubio. Rubio at the moment
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Speaker 2: where they decided that he was going to be Secretary
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Speaker 2: of State, that was the first moment to me where
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Speaker 2: I thought, Okay, this is kind of really setting things up.
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Speaker 2: I know a lot could happen in the next three years,
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Speaker 2: and I know that we have a lot of time
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Speaker 2: for a lot of things to change. It's still very early.
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Speaker 2: It's we're in talking season. We talked about that the
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Speaker 2: other day with Sports and Steve Spurrier said that to
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Speaker 2: me and some people one day, a term he used
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Speaker 2: a lot, but it just talked about, hey, you're in
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Speaker 2: talking season and then you're in the actual season. This
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Speaker 2: is all talking season. So but Marco Rubio has certainly
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Speaker 2: gotten his resume in a nice place right now. A
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Speaker 2: lot of great work that he's been doing. He's been
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Speaker 2: traveling the world, meeting world leaders and getting things done.
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Speaker 2: And you know, he already had a pretty good resume
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Speaker 2: to begin with. It'll be interesting, it would be interesting
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Speaker 2: to see if it came down to him or Vance,
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Speaker 2: how that plays out. We all know there's a governor
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Speaker 2: in Florida that's not out of the conversation, and you know,
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Speaker 2: but his name wasn't necessarily brought up in this interview,
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Speaker 2: at least I didn't hear it, So you know, who knows.
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Speaker 2: Like I said, we're in talking season. There's plenty of
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Speaker 2: time for all this. But it is kind of interesting
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Speaker 2: that we're hitting that point where this is being discussed
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Speaker 2: and two of the I think what should be obvious
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Speaker 2: names out of the Trump administration did come up. And
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Speaker 2: I think they're the two most obvious names. But it
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Speaker 2: is interesting this whole thing about, you know, this idea
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Speaker 2: of maybe an dependent He didn't say that, but that
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Speaker 2: sort of was kind of alluded there. Versus on the
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Speaker 2: left again, the attempt at sort of trying to trying
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Speaker 2: to find their way maybe to the mountaintop, and the
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Speaker 2: latest move from AOC. She's been daring Tom Homan to
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Speaker 2: come after her because she says she's going to continue
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Speaker 2: to use her First Amendment rights, her free speech to
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Speaker 2: try to protect the illegals in this country and make
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Speaker 2: sure they know when ice is coming. This was sort
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Speaker 2: of a I mean, it's a show. This is part
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Speaker 2: of the whole dance. There's a little bit again back
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Speaker 2: to the wrestling things. She's trying to generate some heat,
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Speaker 2: that's what she wants to do. But she's basically kind
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Speaker 2: of doing this as a challenge, like, if you want
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Speaker 2: to come after me, go ahead. And this is a
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Speaker 2: follow up to the two judges who were taken into
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Speaker 2: custody for not observing and falling the law. You know,
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Speaker 2: you swear an oath to uphold the constitution. AOC swore
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Speaker 2: the same oath. So it is interesting that someone who
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Speaker 2: swore an oath to protect the Constitution would say basically,
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Speaker 2: you know, I'm gonna basically obstruct the law if possible.
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Speaker 2: I don't think it is in anyone's best interest to
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Speaker 2: take AOC into custody. I think she would only gain
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Speaker 2: a little street cred, much like Trump did once he
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Speaker 2: was arrested. So I don't think that's a positive necessarily
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Speaker 2: for Republicans if we got to that point. But and
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Speaker 2: I think maybe that's she knows that, and I think
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Speaker 2: maybe there's this idea that she thinks, well, maybe they'll
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Speaker 2: take the bait. I don't think she wants to be arrested.
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Speaker 2: I mean, maybe she does if she thinks it's going
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Speaker 2: to help her become the candidate, become the Democrat nominee.
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Speaker 2: But this is either a very slow rise that she
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Speaker 2: thinks is going to happen for her, or this is
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Speaker 2: she's way too early in the game to be playing
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Speaker 2: this little dance. And keep in mind, this is someone
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Speaker 2: who the Beatles. Think back to when the Beatles happened,
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Speaker 2: you know, they become this supergroup. I would argue, you know,
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Speaker 2: people get touchy on this, but they were a boy band,
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Speaker 2: not in the traditional sense of what we think of
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Speaker 2: as a boy band now, but you know, they had
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Speaker 2: the girls liked them. Guys liked him because they were
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Speaker 2: a rock and roll band, but girls liked him kind
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Speaker 2: of as a boy band in some ways. And not
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Speaker 2: that they didn't appreciate the rock music, but you know
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Speaker 2: they were they took America by storm, all those those
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Speaker 2: things that people say they took America by storm. And
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Speaker 2: then there was this, well, what is what is the
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Speaker 2: answer to that? How to how to record company's answer
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Speaker 2: to that? And they put together, like the Monkeys, They
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Speaker 2: were like, let's do this. These guys will be TV
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Speaker 2: friendly and movie friendly and they can sing their musical
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Speaker 2: and they'll be all of that. And that's that's happened
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Speaker 2: over the years. You know, Backstreet Boys and n Sync
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Speaker 2: and O Town and all these groups, and they go
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Speaker 2: and ninety eight degrees. Any of the ones that we
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Speaker 2: brought LFO, any of the groups that we brought to
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Speaker 2: Columbus for concerts, I can't dismiss them. I got to
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Speaker 2: give them their their their due, their props for for
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Speaker 2: doing shows for us. But it was you know, crafted things.
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Speaker 2: In many cases, they go, we're going to put something together.
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Speaker 2: And that's what AOC was. They were looking for somebody
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Speaker 2: that they could just kind of in a district where
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Speaker 2: it would be really easy for her to win. They
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Speaker 2: were looking for somebody with a certain look and a
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Speaker 2: certain you know background, and they said, this is somebody
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Speaker 2: that we can kind of make into this little boy
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Speaker 2: band candidate, if you will. So that's her origin for
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Speaker 2: all of this. As she tries to you know, poke
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Speaker 2: the bear and say, go ahead, arrest me, arrest me
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Speaker 2: for not fulfilling my oath of office. I mean, I
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Speaker 2: think that's the bigger thing maybe for the long run,
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Speaker 2: rather than arresting or is to just point out, look,
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Speaker 2: if she's president, is she going to follow the oath
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Speaker 2: of office, or she's just going to do whatever she
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Speaker 2: wants to do. There certainly seems to be a case
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Speaker 2: that maybe that's exactly what she wants to do. That is,
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Speaker 2: of course, if Kamala Harris doesn't end up getting another
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Speaker 2: shot at it, because as we go back to the
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Speaker 2: Stacy Abrams discussion, apparently you can just keep trying and
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Speaker 2: keep trying and keep trying. If you meet certain requirements,
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Speaker 2: you can just keep trying and the Left will at
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Speaker 2: least give you a shot because they're afraid to say
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Speaker 2: I don't want anybody to think that we didn't pick
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Speaker 2: this person because of whatever reason. And I can say
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Speaker 2: it because they've accused all Republicans who did not vote
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Speaker 2: for Harris of being sexist and racist. So Democrats certainly
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Speaker 2: don't want to be seen as sexist and racists, so
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Speaker 2: person they would be most likely to tell is their partner,
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Speaker 2: followed by friends and family. Things get trickier though, when
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Speaker 2: you're in the office. Twenty four percent said that they
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Speaker 2: would tell a coworker that they had breath issues. Men
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Speaker 2: more likely to tell a coworker that they had bad
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Speaker 2: breath than women. When it comes to dating, bad breath
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Speaker 2: definitely a deal breaker. Eighty percent of respondent said they
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Speaker 2: would have a problem with someone having bad breath on
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Speaker 2: the first date. Twenty five percent said that there would
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Speaker 2: not be a second date, and there could be some
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Speaker 2: other factors that might give you a second date even
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Speaker 2: if you got bad breath. I can think of a
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Speaker 2: few factors couple. Now when it comes to the bad
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Speaker 2: breath issue, there's also this question of how you tell
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Speaker 2: someone because you don't want to just say you know,
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Speaker 2: your breath stank. You don't want to say it that
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Speaker 2: way unless it's somebody that you know. I mean, you
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Speaker 2: could tell your spouse, hey, your breath stank. I don't know.
22:13
Speaker 2: Like at work, that's where it gets a little more complicated.
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Speaker 2: You know, maybe you offer a mint and see I
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Speaker 2: always see through the like if well, I say see through.
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Speaker 2: Even if someone is having a mint themselves and they say, hey,
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Speaker 2: would you like a mint, my brain goes to, uh, oh,
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Speaker 2: my breath stinks. But sometimes I think it's just they
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Speaker 2: feel like they should share, or they're being very tactical
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Speaker 2: with it, because that's what you do. If you really
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Speaker 2: want to tell somebody their breath stinks without telling them
22:45
Speaker 2: you yourself have a mint, then you offer them the mint,
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Speaker 2: and then if they take it, then mission accomplished. If
22:54
Speaker 2: they don't take the mint, then you say, hey, you
22:57
Speaker 2: probably should I'm just just offering this up. Maybe you
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Speaker 2: should think about about a mint, all right. So there's
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Speaker 2: a new hack that's floating around on social media. It's
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Speaker 2: called cotton candy sprite. And the way that you make
23:14
Speaker 2: cotton candy sprite, well you have them make it, I
23:17
Speaker 2: guess is when you order your sprite at McDonald's, you
23:22
Speaker 2: ask them to give you three pumps of French vanilla
23:25
Speaker 2: syrup that they have in the back, and apparently that
23:28
Speaker 2: will make your drink taste like cotton candy. I haven't
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Speaker 2: tried it, sounds it makes sense to me that it
23:37
Speaker 2: would work. I can tell you this and just just
23:42
Speaker 2: another little and I you know, maybe we can get
23:45
Speaker 2: this one to go viral. But if you're in one
23:47
Speaker 2: of those freestyle machines and you're putting your your drink
23:51
Speaker 2: in there, you can go with the lemonade and then
23:56
Speaker 2: go with also one of the grape drinks in the
24:00
Speaker 2: and you mix those together and you can get what
24:04
Speaker 2: tastes a lot like the old purple source rex kool aid,
24:08
Speaker 2: except carbonated. Totally worth it, by the way, it is
24:12
Speaker 2: totally worth it. You got to get it just right though,
24:16
Speaker 2: you know, if you're if you if you dare to
24:19
Speaker 2: brave it, you might not get the ratio just right.
24:21
Speaker 2: But the good thing about the freestyle machines typically is
24:23
Speaker 2: if you're doing the mix there and you don't like it,
24:26
Speaker 2: you can dump it and then you can, you know,
24:29
Speaker 2: try again. So there you go, all right, just to
24:34
Speaker 2: look back at the at Churchill downs right, and you've
24:41
Speaker 2: probably you know, you know the outcomes. I'm not going
24:43
Speaker 2: to spoil anything on the race for you because we
24:46
Speaker 2: talked about sovereignty beating out journalism, which was great, and
24:52
Speaker 2: then the national anthem is another thing that was discussed
24:56
Speaker 2: big deal with is Grace Potter singing. Most people loved it.
25:01
Speaker 2: Some didn't like how slow it was and that it
25:03
Speaker 2: had pauses, and they said it was about getting attention
25:06
Speaker 2: on herself rather than the actual song, the national anthem.
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Speaker 2: Just for perspective, it lasted two minutes and ten seconds,
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Speaker 2: the actual race two minutes and two seconds. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I think that's one reason why people would say, you know,
25:26
Speaker 2: she was trying to get the attention on herself anyway,
25:30
Speaker 2: all right. The US Open Pickleball Championships happened over the
25:34
Speaker 2: weekend down in Naples, Florida, and it was a big success.
25:37
Speaker 2: More than thirty five hundred competitors from all fifty states
25:40
Speaker 2: forty different countries showed up and played nearly six thousand matches.
25:45
Speaker 2: One hundred and sixty thousand plus dollars in prize money
25:48
Speaker 2: was awarded when champions were crowned over the weekend, and
25:52
Speaker 2: along with a competitors showing up to play, more than
25:54
Speaker 2: fifty thousand spectators showed up to cheer the players on.
25:59
Speaker 2: So if you think pickleballs just just a little flash
26:02
Speaker 2: in the pan, it's it's it's not, and it's growing,
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Speaker 2: growing steadily. That'll do it for this Tuesday edition of
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