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FTTxJT 072826 "Get the Flock Out?" · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: And the guys back in the University Chicago.
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  Speaker 2: Name for you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 3: George said, steal me stem you have a day at least.
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  Speaker 4: For work, when the sun comes up, drops a kid
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  Speaker 4: into school.
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  Speaker 5: Then Joey is.
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  Speaker 6: Everything a gene do all the jesses seven needs.
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  Speaker 2: No one that Joe's allis smiled.
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  Speaker 1: He only as peg.
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  Speaker 7: Let be Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 8: this morning. I want to be Joe play along in
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  Speaker 8: our sandbox four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 8: one seven or not is If this radio program was
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  Speaker 8: a trophy, then everybody gets a trophy. Hey, I want
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  Speaker 8: to say thank you to Scott in Virginia Beach, who
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  Speaker 8: of all the places and all of Christendom that you
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  Speaker 8: can hear this program. I figured it would be somebody
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  Speaker 8: in Virginia Beach that would be able to X check
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  Speaker 8: me on the first small modular nuclear reactor in something
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  Speaker 8: that was built to get shot at the USS Nautilus
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  Speaker 8: nineteen fifty four, So thank you for that. I had
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  Speaker 8: a feeling it was the fifties, but I figured I'd
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  Speaker 8: err on the side of caution and say the sixties
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  Speaker 8: as we built out our nuclear naval arsenal there and
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  Speaker 8: the aircraft carriers, the submarines, the idea, because it's really
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  Speaker 8: just Chernobyl and the fact that we were club footed
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  Speaker 8: about handling what was going on at three Mile Island.
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  Speaker 8: We didn't we didn't deliver on three Mile Island, and
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  Speaker 8: then Fukushima happened. You know what the weird thing about
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  Speaker 8: Fukushima is Fukushima is a lot like deep water horizon
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  Speaker 8: at the moment horrific, Oh my god, oh my god.
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  Speaker 8: Then you know where are we now? Are we still covering?
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  Speaker 8: Where are the And it's not saying it's not without peril.
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  Speaker 8: Everything is with peril, burning, burning natural gas to boil
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  Speaker 8: water and turn turbines. By the way, another great scotsman
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  Speaker 8: of history, mister Watt, boil water, spin turbine with steam.
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  Speaker 8: Find me a new Find me an electric generation plant
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  Speaker 8: that doesn't do that, all right, The hydro electric ones
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  Speaker 8: don't do that. They they just let the pouring water
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  Speaker 8: do their dirty work for them. But the point is
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  Speaker 8: we spin turbines and the turbines make the electricity. And
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  Speaker 8: whether it's with a nuclear reaction or burning and are
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  Speaker 8: they all come with peril coal miners. All of it
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  Speaker 8: comes with some peril. So what is the what is
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  Speaker 8: the tradeoff? Oh, there's a question that's open. Save me
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  Speaker 8: that one. What is the trade offf you're willing to
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  Speaker 8: labors the same thing and tariffs might come up in
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  Speaker 8: the next say fifty minutes. We mentioned this news agency
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  Speaker 8: in air quotes implied yesterday Tasnim in reporting on some
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  Speaker 8: things out of Iran. Apparently the Tasnim News Agency is
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  Speaker 8: the pr firm that works with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
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  Speaker 8: CORE that is the military organ of the Ayatola and
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  Speaker 8: the Council of Experts. They have published a film that
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  Speaker 8: shows how they would kill Milania Trump and Baron Trump
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  Speaker 8: as they go through their days working around New York City.
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  Speaker 8: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett Yahoo's going to be in
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  Speaker 8: the Oval Office today to meet to with President Trump
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  Speaker 8: on all of their way to the services for Lindsey Graham.
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  Speaker 8: Following that, it will be Voladimir Zelenski who's also going
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  Speaker 8: to the Maybe they should all ride in the beast together.
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  Speaker 8: Cracker Barrel's CEO, Julie Messino, she's the one who took
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  Speaker 8: the Cracker off the barrel and then put him back.
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  Speaker 8: Is resigning on October ninth. David Dino will succeed her.
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  Speaker 8: He had been running Young Brands, parent company of KFC
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  Speaker 8: and Taco Bell. Newly released diary entries from doctor Anthony
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  Speaker 8: Fauci showed that he was fixated with the media attention
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  Speaker 8: he was getting. One particular entry, April seventh, twenty twenty,
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  Speaker 8: doctor Fauci wrote, press still hot and heavy about me,
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  Speaker 8: multiple stories per day directly or indirectly involving me. There
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  Speaker 8: were at least three suspects involved in the shootout in
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  Speaker 8: Seattle near the Space Needle over the weekend, police say Monday,
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  Speaker 8: and one of them was killed in the violence. Nicole Powell,
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  Speaker 8: Seattle Police Department's assistant chief of Investigations, said Monday afternoon
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  Speaker 8: investigators believed the shooting may have been gang related. Part
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  Speaker 8: called still burning, and authorities say there may be closures
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  Speaker 8: that may have to happen again. Along the line, and
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  Speaker 2: From the home of the First Amendment, first thing today.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting us be of service to you.
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  Speaker 8: I think we need to. You know, I'm old enough
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  Speaker 8: to remember when d frag was a thing. I'm told
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  Speaker 18: So we were telling you about cookie jars with former
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  Speaker 18: Congressman and now the legislator Virginia Tom Garrett, Tom drops
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  Speaker 18: bombs though his media characterization on YouTube Tom drops bombs
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  Speaker 18: there on YouTube or Dell Tom Garrett on Facebook. We were
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  Speaker 18: talking about you know this grift is and I still
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  Speaker 18: maintained that it's you know, we left the cookie jar there,
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  Speaker 18: and now we're mad at the kids for doing what
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  Speaker 18: kids do.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, we're corruptible people. If you leave a bag
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  Speaker 8: of other people's money in front of it, you know, yeah,
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  Speaker 8: I think it's wrong to take it, but I can't
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  Speaker 8: say we should be surprised, right to.
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  Speaker 4: Thousand times growing up, son, just because it's legal doesn't
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  Speaker 4: make it right, y Son. Just because it's legal doesn't
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  Speaker 4: make it right. And so you got to have people
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  Speaker 4: because I think the metrics become most otherleegal. I mean
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  Speaker 4: the money that Mark Warner made and he's ridiculously wealthy,
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  Speaker 4: and I haven't looked at the same.
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  Speaker 8: He started that way. I mean he started off with money.
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  Speaker 4: Well, the money that he made in the private sector
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  Speaker 4: was all money. It would have been illegal if he'd
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  Speaker 4: have made it that way fifteen or twenty years later,
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  Speaker 4: but it wasn't illegal.
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  Speaker 19: When he did it. I'm not accusing him of being
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  Speaker 19: a criminal.
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  Speaker 4: I'm accusing him of understanding how to sort of line
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  Speaker 4: up on the system and exploit flaws for yourself in Richmond.
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  Speaker 4: And again, I mean, I'm not saying he belongs in prison.
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  Speaker 4: I don't think he belongs in the Senate either, But.
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  Speaker 8: But he you know, he writes the rules. I mean,
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  Speaker 8: this is what's happened, is is we've asked the bank
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  Speaker 8: robbers to write the security codes for the banks.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, because implicit when you hire the hacker to come
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  Speaker 4: in and test the security of your corporation, as that
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  Speaker 4: the hacker knows that what the hacker was doing was wrong,
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  Speaker 4: and they've formed when we elect the politician, I mean truly,
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  Speaker 4: And I've Mattelaine Laurie as she seems nice enough. Truly,
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  Speaker 4: you kind of wonder why she wants to go back
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  Speaker 4: to Congress so badly, right.
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  Speaker 19: Like, I mean, I can think of twenty one and a.
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  Speaker 4: Half million reasons that she'd probably like to be there
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  Speaker 4: another four years.
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  Speaker 8: See, it's funny. I know a lot of former members
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  Speaker 8: of the US House of Representatives President company included your
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  Speaker 8: predecessors Robert Hurt, as well as Dave bratt All, who
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  Speaker 8: seemed to me to be happier and more impactful in
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  Speaker 8: the community ex officio than they did, you know in office.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, like truly we were now on a
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  Speaker 4: rabbit trail. I I just want to live a life
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  Speaker 4: that matters. That that that where I feel like when
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  Speaker 4: I stand before the final accountant, he goes, you know,
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  Speaker 4: well done, my good and faithful servant.
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  Speaker 19: That's my aspiration.
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  Speaker 4: And and and so that'll take me wherever it takes me,
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  Speaker 4: you know. So in fact, the real challenge to Joe's
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  Speaker 4: having the courage to go there were you right when
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  Speaker 4: you think, oh boy, is this where it's taking me?
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  Speaker 8: So you know, this is tangentially connected to data centers
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  Speaker 8: because you have to say data centers. I have consultants
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  Speaker 8: that say, if you say data centers, you'll get more
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  Speaker 8: attention there. So every story is going to have to have,
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  Speaker 8: you know, even the sports ones. But this one about
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  Speaker 8: the automated license plate reader cameras. Harrisonburg, Pennsylvania is going
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  Speaker 8: to vote whether to ban them. Ban people who use
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  Speaker 8: the phrase ban the existence of them ban admission of
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  Speaker 8: them ever existing. I mean, everything is going to come
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  Speaker 8: down right down to I believe ritual stoning's in town
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  Speaker 8: square over these cameras, the flock cameras and everything else.
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  Speaker 8: Talk about that as a matter of legislation, because you're
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  Speaker 8: in public. Is technology just making it easier for a
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  Speaker 8: police officer to witness you being in public doing something.
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  Speaker 4: The way they get away with it is where you
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  Speaker 4: would have a reasonable expectation of privacy, right, and so
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  Speaker 4: it's kind of like implied powers or the commerce clause.
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  Speaker 4: I get it, and the courts and we have, you know,
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  Speaker 4: decent bench at the highest level right now, but I
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  Speaker 4: think the courts are gonna let that sort of thing
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  Speaker 4: stand if it ever gets to them, because you don't
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  Speaker 4: have an expectation of privacy when you're out driving down
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  Speaker 4: the road. I hate the things, and I don't use
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  Speaker 4: the H word very often, right, But within a constetutional context,
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  Speaker 4: probably they are permissible. I just think that the founders
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  Speaker 4: were so brilliant and they miss so little. But it
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  Speaker 4: is difficult when you're sort of peering into the future,
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  Speaker 4: which I believe they had to do, particularly when they're
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  Speaker 4: drafting the Bill of.
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  Speaker 8: Right, sure, that's why there's so much.
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  Speaker 4: Ambiguity anticipate and anticipate the technological world in which we live.
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  Speaker 8: So yeah, in a world.
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  Speaker 4: And by the way, I'm the data center stuff drives
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  Speaker 4: me absolutely bonkers too. However, Comma, and this is the
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  Speaker 4: part that nobody wants to hear me say. From a
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  Speaker 4: national security perspective, it's like the space race. We definitely
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  Speaker 4: need to have these data centers. Where when I got
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  Speaker 4: off playing Regubtless, I ended up meeting a friend and
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  Speaker 4: going over to the heck is that place in Loudon
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  Speaker 4: County if you said it but one of the little
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  Speaker 4: towns And it's not even a little town, one of
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  Speaker 4: the places in Louden, And I'm like, are these all
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  Speaker 4: data centers? You get off the spur and it's data center,
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  Speaker 4: data center Center, data center, DATUS. And they would to
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  Speaker 4: drop a seven hundred and sixty five kill a vault
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  Speaker 4: line through the middle of rural most Virginia and running
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  Speaker 4: it all the way up towards Louden, all not all
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  Speaker 4: the way there, but right up to it from Lynchburg,
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  Speaker 4: where they're going to build the first small monsolely reactor.
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  Speaker 4: God willing uh in Virginia. And and then you know
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  Speaker 4: there are people looking to build small modular reactors along
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  Speaker 4: that line. You know, live is the solar walks all
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  Speaker 4: the line, and and and and it's all because of
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  Speaker 4: data centers so.
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  Speaker 8: Well, but it's also because of the one Virginia. It's
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  Speaker 8: the clean Virginia twenty thirty. Let's close the electric plan, right.
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  Speaker 19: They could just put the SMR in loud and right.
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  Speaker 4: That's the beauty of the SMRs. It's modular, so you
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  Speaker 4: can co locate it with the demand. But the people
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  Speaker 4: in northern Virginia.
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  Speaker 2: Won't do that.
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  Speaker 8: And President Trump though, said now he wants the data
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  Speaker 8: me feel like this was a dark horse coming around
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  Speaker 8: And now here you know, from the back of the field,
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  Speaker 8: face covering on the computer, not on you. Doctor Clark's
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  Speaker 8: on the line. I don't know why, but he's got
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  Speaker 8: something for us. I am sure maybe some of that
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  Speaker 8: or some of this. Good morning, Clark. What's on your mind, sir.
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  Speaker 9: Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Yep?
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  Speaker 8: Wonderfully played by the way by Kenneth Browna in the
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  Speaker 19: I thought, yeah, but.
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  Speaker 10: The malignant dwarf portrayed in the mid sixties. Yes, it's
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  Speaker 19: This but think about it, Joe, think about it.
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  Speaker 8: Oh.
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  Speaker 8: They just need a.
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  Speaker 10: He needs a part, but I couldn't make him fit.
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  Speaker 8: Okay, he does, he did.
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  Speaker 10: So here's the thing, the question I keep asking myself,
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  Speaker 10: all this is coming out now, stuff that you and
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  Speaker 8: Now know no recognition.
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  Speaker 10: Yes, how vigorously will the left defend Anthony Fauci?
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  Speaker 19: Now?
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  Speaker 10: They owe no greater debt to anyone that I can
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  Speaker 10: think of. He did profit greatly from his COVID lives,
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  Speaker 8: Sure, and a convincement of I mean, I still see
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  Speaker 10: You know what The ultimate value of the mask was
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  Speaker 10: look and see which sheep were going to go where
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  Speaker 10: Yes, so I just you know, they do not have
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  Speaker 10: a really good history of doing things out of just loyalty. No,
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  Speaker 8: I think they cut them loose. I think they let
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  Speaker 10: I think they probably will. I think the only thing
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  Speaker 8: So that might be the thing to watch for. So
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  Speaker 8: if they all circle their wagons in defensive doctor Tony
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  Speaker 8: he's gonna He's got names, and he's ready to name names.
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  Speaker 8: If they send him to his orange jumpsuit.
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  Speaker 10: Yes, I mean if he can give names and dates
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  Speaker 10: and meetings where with the administration's intel agencies, media entities
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  Speaker 10: I think they just let him swing because I don't
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  Speaker 8: I mean, or does or does he? Does he get
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  Speaker 8: That that sounds a little too Philadelphia twenty sixteen for
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  Speaker 8: You know, I confess here I enjoy Quentin Tarantino movies.
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  Speaker 8: There I said it out loud. Don't judge me. My
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  Speaker 8: wife does not like violence in film, but we were
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  Speaker 8: looking for something funny to watch on Saturday night. And
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  Speaker 8: she grew up in the same era I did, and
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  Speaker 8: once upon a time in Hollywood came up on this,
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  Speaker 8: you know, in the list of comedies, and I thought
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  Speaker 8: for a second, I said, maybe it's like Shakespearean comedy,
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  Speaker 8: you know, shakespeare drama. Is The difference between Shakespearean drama
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  Speaker 8: and Shakespearean comedy is at the comedy, some characters are
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  Speaker 8: still alive at the end. What that's not canon? As
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  Speaker 8: I was taught that at Marie Curry Junior High School.
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  Speaker 8: What do you make in the face? Now it makes sense.
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  Speaker 8: I went to a junior high school named Marie Currey.
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  Speaker 8: What because I support the idea of nuclear power? Oh
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  Speaker 8: my gosh. But I managed to convince my wife that
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  Speaker 8: if I told her about the one part of the
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  Speaker 8: movie that got to be a little gory, a little
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  Speaker 8: kind of Quentin Tarantino ish, and she was and she
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  Speaker 8: enjoyed it. My wife enjoyed probably the only Quentin Tarantino
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  Speaker 8: movies she would enjoy. But I think about that, you know,
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  Speaker 8: when I think about Once upon a Time in Hollywood,
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  Speaker 8: because basically the kid Leo DiCaprio is playing kind of
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  Speaker 8: a Robert Conrad slash Clint Eastwood guy western star of
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  Speaker 8: the fifties, sixties crime dramas and FBI have left him behind.
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  Speaker 8: He's you know, Pacino's character is great, and Pacino admits
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  Speaker 8: this was the first role in about a decade he
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  Speaker 8: actually enjoyed doing. He was just cashing paychecks because he had,
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  Speaker 8: you know, lost all of his money in various ways.
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  Speaker 8: So a lot of you know, the Ocean's Thirteen things
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  Speaker 8: like that, he was just doing for the paycheck. But
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  Speaker 8: he really sunk his teeth into Once upon a Time
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  Speaker 8: in Hollywood, and you can tell him he's very good
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  Speaker 8: as the spaghetti Western producer. But there you have my confession.
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  Speaker 8: I like a Quentin Tarantino movie, and I can't watch
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  Speaker 8: them with my wife. Now I can, at least if
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  Speaker 8: I feel in the mood to watch a Quentin try
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  Speaker 8: you think, No, no, definitely not inglorious bastards. I know,
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  Speaker 8: the good guys. No, I understand, it's you know, uh no, no,
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  Speaker 8: I mean, how do you how do you take the
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  Speaker 8: violent bits out of pulp fiction? Really? You know, reservoir Dogs?
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  Speaker 8: I mean, you know, it gets better as it goes along.
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  Speaker 8: Maybe maybe the Hateful Eight, I don't, I don't know.
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  Speaker 8: It's still certainly not Django unchained, although as I said
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  Speaker 8: to her, I said, you know that's that's squeaky. No,
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  Speaker 8: I should probably warrant if you've never seen Once upon
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  Speaker 8: a Time in Hollywood, I don't want to give away
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  Speaker 8: spoilers on it for you. Hey, we we shot our
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  Speaker 8: first episode of The Afternoon Constitutional. It's coming back to
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  Speaker 8: YouTube as a video production. And like so many things,
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  Speaker 8: what was it fifteen odd years ago when we did
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  Speaker 8: the original version of the Afternoon Constitutional radio show? It
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  Speaker 8: was more about tongue in cheek, play on words, ha
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  Speaker 8: ha ha? What is is he in the bathroom? Is
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  Speaker 8: he walking in the wis It's twenty twenty six. Kids
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  Speaker 8: are much more into the literal. So literally, we shoot
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  Speaker 8: half an hour of me breaking down the news stories
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  Speaker 8: of the day while I'm walking through the woods. I
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  Speaker 8: take a half an hour walk at which we all
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  Speaker 8: should do, honestly, and we shoot it and we're gonna
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  Speaker 8: have guests. It's not like precluding. It's not going to
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  Speaker 8: be walking with me in the woods for half an hour,
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  Speaker 8: but we'll have guests and do things like that thanks
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  Speaker 8: to our you know, zoom and our friends at T Mobile, right,
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  Speaker 8: And it was fun. It was fun. The hardest bit
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  Speaker 8: was breathing, because you're taught in this industry, how to
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  Speaker 8: not sound like you're breathing. You're obviously breathing, looks like
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  Speaker 8: a singer without having to worry about being able to
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  Speaker 8: carry a tune. You don't want to hear who pick one?
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  Speaker 12: You know.
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  Speaker 8: What's her name, Travis Kelsey's wife. You don't want to
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  Speaker 8: hear her go in the middle of a song, right,
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  Speaker 8: you know ed Sheeran isn't stopping in the middle of
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  Speaker 8: I mean some places you want to hear the fingers
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  Speaker 8: slide on the guitar. I mean that adds some evident
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  Speaker 8: but you don't want to hear the singer go. And
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  Speaker 8: that was my biggest fear doing it. I mean I
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  Speaker 8: had all my notes. I knew what we were going
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  Speaker 8: to talk about. We're going to talk about, how you know,
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  Speaker 8: sex crimes. Yeah, good light stuff, Joe. Uh, sex crimes
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  Speaker 8: with teachers alone in rooms with kids talking about sex
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  Speaker 8: could possibly go wrong, but it's it's good. Should be
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  Speaker 8: up there today.
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  Speaker 18: Uh.
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  Speaker 8: We have a website, still have it, social media platform
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  Speaker 8: the afternoon constitutional on Facebook. I don't know. I think
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  Speaker 8: we gave up the Twitter account for it, but still
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  Speaker 8: have the old Facebook page. Always felt like it would
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  Speaker 8: come back. I always thought it was a good idea
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  Speaker 8: because I have so much free time in the afternoons
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  Speaker 8: to do it. But I really do, you know, we
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  Speaker 8: all should take a half an hour walk. So if
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  Speaker 8: that's how you consume your afternoon, constitutional when you go
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  Speaker 8: to YouTube and just say I'm going to take a
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  Speaker 8: walk while Joe's taking a walk, that's that we're all
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  Speaker 8: doing better for it, Joel writes in texts to four
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  Speaker 8: three four eight eight two four two one seven, If
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  Speaker 8: he meaning Tony Fauci, pleads the fifth he's hiding guilt, well,
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  Speaker 8: he's certainly hiding information that might incriminate himself. And then
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  Speaker 8: Joel also points out that Pfizer has a fifth year
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  Speaker 8: hold on information and why would they possibly, well, why
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  Speaker 8: would they want why would they want permanent liability protection
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  Speaker 8: against adverse reactions to a shot they give somebody don't
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  Speaker 8: know why would they want those things? But it is
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  Speaker 8: the old COVID today, yesterday it was the new COVID.
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  Speaker 8: This text message from Tina listening in Colorado Springs, appreciate
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  Speaker 8: KPPF there, she says, it was it ten to seventy right,
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  Speaker 8: ten seventy is where they are in Colorado Springs. Ten
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  Speaker 8: forty upside. I don't know who ten seventy is. I
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  Speaker 8: was not a competitor. But listening on ten forty in
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  Speaker 8: Colorado Springs, Tina points out that we need to be
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  Speaker 8: less cheap and more foxes. These folks can't scare us
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  Speaker 8: and shouldn't scare us. That's why I like Ted ste Joe,
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  Speaker 8: because Ted never got scared by COVID or the haters
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  Speaker 8: or the woke hashtag warriors. Tina, You're absolutely right, and
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  Speaker 8: I appreciate listening in Colorado Springs this morning for us,
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  Speaker 8: so time for us to get on out of here
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  Speaker 8: and appreciate it. You know I couldn't because I'd do
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  Speaker 8: Robert you know, was the name Kevin Klein, and you
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  Speaker 8: know Jim West. And I'm another confession, I'm not. I
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  Speaker 8: don't hate Will Smith in the movies. He does. But
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  Speaker 8: for me, it is time for us to ride off
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  Speaker 8: into the wild wild West. I'm Joe, so long and
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  Speaker 8: thanks for all the fish.
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