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"Epstein's All Inclusive Honeymoon Resort?" (Friday November 21 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Verry.
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  Speaker 2: Pleased to welcome a man who has been an incredible
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  Speaker 2: champion for so many of these values that we all share,
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  Speaker 2: and we've shared it for a long time.
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  Speaker 3: First thing today on the Talk media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 3: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte Smith Jewart.
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  Speaker 4: Said, steal met a day, Please for work, when the
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  Speaker 4: sun comes.
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  Speaker 5: Up, drops a kid to school.
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  Speaker 6: Joe has everything a dream.
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  Speaker 7: Do all the jers needs the one that Joe's as smile.
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  Speaker 5: He only aids past your Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Here hold these truths.
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  Speaker 9: Joe, thank you for letting us be of service to you,
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  Speaker 9: and you know how that service works.
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  Speaker 8: We'll tell you what went on last night.
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  Speaker 9: We'll even tell you what we find in the evidence
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  Speaker 9: field and analyze it for you, get it back from
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  Speaker 9: the lab. And then, most importantly, I want to hear
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  Speaker 9: how it's impacting you where you are. You can do
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  Speaker 9: that by text message or phone call to four three
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  Speaker 9: four eight eight two four two one seven. No Department
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  Speaker 9: of Justice subpoenas or taking my phone records as well.
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  Speaker 9: I guess Jim Jordan would have said the same thing
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  Speaker 9: while the Department of Justice had subpoenaed all of his
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  Speaker 9: phone records. Oh, we'll spend some time on that story. Uh,
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  Speaker 9: because again targeting political opponents, not exactly what was supposed
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  Speaker 9: to be going on as the government was established in
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  Speaker 9: its first place. That story, the story of the laundering
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  Speaker 9: of Epstein Island, all of a sudden, Now it's just
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  Speaker 9: a honeymoon getaway. There's nothing untoward going on there. It's
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  Speaker 9: just a honeymoon getaway, which is apparently what Larry Summers
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  Speaker 9: was using Epstein Island for. So so, no, no, what
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  Speaker 9: do you what do you mean criminal investigations? Well, that's
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  Speaker 9: it's just a it's a wedding. It's it's like Cabo
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  Speaker 9: San Lucas or some all inclusive, and we mean all.
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  Speaker 9: So the laundering of the Epstein Island is beginning. All
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  Speaker 9: sorts of things on our docket for this Friday morning,
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  Speaker 9: as we get closer and closer to having to put
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  Speaker 9: the bird out to get it thawed in time for
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  Speaker 9: the oven as Thanksgiving approaches. Just a reminder, we have
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  Speaker 9: disagreed about stuff as long as we've had language. And
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  Speaker 9: one of the magical things about the Enlightenment is understood
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  Speaker 9: that we all had individual rights given to us by God.
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  Speaker 8: But amongst those rights.
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  Speaker 9: Was not enforcing our opinion on someone else, nor is
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  Speaker 9: though being confronted with somebody who disagrees with you, violence
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  Speaker 9: being committed against you. Just a quick reminder from the
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  Speaker 9: home office of Joe Thomas in the morning and here
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  Speaker 9: at first thing today, Just please, folks. We can disagree,
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  Speaker 9: but the opinion and dominion folks are on the march,
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  Speaker 9: including a bright shiny new candidate for governor of California.
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  Speaker 9: We've got it all coming up for you this morning. Also,
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  Speaker 9: our friends at the James Madison Institute in Florida when
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  Speaker 9: they sit down and talk about election integrity and redistricting
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  Speaker 9: with us, because yeah, Florida is talking about it too.
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  Speaker 9: All this morning, first thing today and our first thing
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  Speaker 9: so we can discuss it. The Department of Justice subpoena
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  Speaker 9: the personal phone records of House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim
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  Speaker 9: Jordan in twenty twenty two, looking into the Ohio Republican's
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  Speaker 9: phone data covering more than a two year period. The
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  Speaker 9: subpoena shows a federal prosecutor who was later on you
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  Speaker 9: don't know Jack Smith's team for the January sixth investigation,
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  Speaker 9: ordered Verizon to hand over Jordan's phone data reaching back
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  Speaker 9: to January first of twenty twenty, Congressman Eric Swalwell has
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  Speaker 9: announced that he has launched a campaign for California governor.
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  Speaker 9: He made the announcement on the noted political discussion program
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  Speaker 9: Jimmy Kimmel Live, although he did tell the San Francis
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  Speaker 9: Cisco Chronicle that the next governor of the Golden State
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  Speaker 9: needs to have two jobs. One keep Trump out of
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  Speaker 9: our homes, streets and lives, and then to quote write
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  Speaker 9: this story of a new California on lower prices and
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  Speaker 9: designate a drug cartels in Venezuela with links to President
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  Speaker 3: From the home of the First Amendment, First thing today?
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  Speaker 5: What do I always feel?
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  Speaker 9: Maybe that's because they are and let's see as we
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  Speaker 9: get into so much to do, but I know this
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  Speaker 9: one is going to have legs. As they say in
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  Speaker 9: the media planning industry. Jim Jordan Apparently Department of Justice
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  Speaker 9: ordered Horizon to turn over Jim Jordan's phone records for
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  Speaker 9: two years, a period covering twenty and twenty to two
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  Speaker 9: thousand and twenty two, and they haven't made clear exactly
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  Speaker 9: what they were looking for. They were surveilling a member
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  Speaker 9: of Congress and a little American history. There's a provision
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  Speaker 9: in the Constitution protecting members of Congress from prosecution on
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  Speaker 9: certain crimes. And a lot of people point to this
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  Speaker 9: and say, oh, it's a two tier justice system. But
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  Speaker 9: there was a reason that this law was written into
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  Speaker 9: the Constitution at the founding of the nation, because under
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  Speaker 9: the Articles of Confederation, what was happening was if there
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  Speaker 9: was a let's say, a vote that North Carolina wanted
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  Speaker 9: to go one way but Georgia wanted to go another way.
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  Speaker 9: Well as that representatives or the representatives from Georgia would
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  Speaker 9: be traveling through North Carolina on their way to Philadelphia,
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  Speaker 9: they would get arrested for any number of charges highwaymen
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  Speaker 9: or highwaymen right, and it would be held just long
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  Speaker 9: enough to miss that vote. Oh men, I guess you
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  Speaker 9: shouldn't have broken our laws, even if they were trumped
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  Speaker 9: up laws unintended designed specifically to entrap other representatives in
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  Speaker 9: the Continental Congress of the time. So the Fourth Amendment
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  Speaker 9: clearly states, and for those who misunderstandify the Fourth Amendment,
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  Speaker 9: fourth Amendment does not say the government cannot surveil you.
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  Speaker 9: It actually provides the landmarks necessary to surveil you Fourth Amendment,
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  Speaker 9: and I quote, let me with the thrapple here.
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  Speaker 8: Ah all right to give it to its full due.
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  Speaker 9: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers,
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  Speaker 9: and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated,
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  Speaker 9: and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause, supported
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  Speaker 9: by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to
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  Speaker 9: be searched and the person or things.
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  Speaker 8: To be seized.
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  Speaker 9: So what was it the Department of Justice was looking
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  Speaker 9: in a two year period off of someone's cell phone
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  Speaker 9: because cell phones, though addressed in the Fourth Amendment, there
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  Speaker 9: are a lot of people.
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  Speaker 8: Say are they They're not in there.
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  Speaker 9: He didn't have cell phones in seventeen eighty nine, jow
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  Speaker 9: cell phones didn't exist. Yeah, effects that would fall under effects.
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  Speaker 9: There's a person's houses, papers, and effects. Because the frame.
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  Speaker 9: George Mason, brilliant founder not given enough run, understood that
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  Speaker 9: even as the eighteenth century was winding down, technology had
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  Speaker 9: already increased, and there were new things and new ways
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  Speaker 9: to do things, and that to protect somebody's private you
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  Speaker 9: had to take into account that there might be new
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  Speaker 9: ways like the cloud to store things. Now we've outsourced
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  Speaker 9: so many things in America through technology. The authoritarians like
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  Speaker 9: to play in the gray area of where that is, Well,
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  Speaker 9: you did give Verizon permission to give third party actors
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  Speaker 9: access to your data?
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  Speaker 8: I did.
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  Speaker 9: Oh yeah, it's right there in the user agreement or
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  Speaker 9: your smartphone. And most people when they rail against their
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  Speaker 9: surveillance state, fail on the sword of you let them in.
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  Speaker 8: A third amendment.
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  Speaker 9: A third amendment says that you can't be forced to
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  Speaker 9: have government agents in your home without your permission. Those
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  Speaker 9: would be the CIA or NSA or FBI agents that
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  Speaker 9: are monitoring Internet service. That is, technically, as I read it,
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  Speaker 9: a government officer or in eighteenth century parlance.
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  Speaker 8: A soldier.
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  Speaker 9: In your home. Their cameras on your smartphone is ring cameras,
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  Speaker 9: and all these things that governments have access to. Sheriff's
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  Speaker 9: departments all across the country are tapping into people's ring
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  Speaker 9: cameras at sending out the requests, Hey, who wants to
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  Speaker 9: be a part of the network that will help catch
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  Speaker 9: the bad guys? And people are well sure because every
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  Speaker 9: time there's a robbery string in your neighborhood, the sheriff
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  Speaker 9: or the police chief will say, hey, we need anyone
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  Speaker 9: to check their ring camera videos. And now the hot
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  Speaker 9: new lick amongst law enforcement is just set out a
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  Speaker 9: program where we can automatically tap into your smartphone or
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  Speaker 9: your your ring camera. And you know it's interesting. The sheriffs,
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  Speaker 9: just as a tangent on this, are surprised at how
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  Speaker 9: few people voluntarily sign up for that.
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  Speaker 8: Really, so.
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  Speaker 9: Warrants shall be issued. What was the warrant that said
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  Speaker 9: we need Jim Jordan or James Coby or anyone else's
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  Speaker 9: smartphone information. This is all part of the trolling exercise
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  Speaker 9: based around January sixth. Remember Horace Cooper, one of the
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  Speaker 9: great jurists who isn't on the Supreme Court, but should
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  Speaker 9: be told us on this program. These are norm busting
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  Speaker 9: events January sixth, September eleventh, two thousand and one. Norm
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  Speaker 9: busting it's a social phrase meaning we are now going
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  Speaker 9: to allow you to do things that we never ever, ever, ever, ever,
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  Speaker 9: ever ever would have allowed you to do before this
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  Speaker 9: norm busting event.
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  Speaker 8: So we see what happens.
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  Speaker 9: There's the two hundred and forty seven FBI agents and
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  Speaker 9: their followers stormed the Capitol on January sixth, twenty twenty one.
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  Speaker 9: Now all of a sudden, we want to see everyone's
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  Speaker 9: cell phone records.
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  Speaker 8: But here's the key.
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  Speaker 9: As we go to the news, they were surveilling Jim
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  Speaker 9: Jordan's phone records before January sixth, twenty twenty one. They
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  Speaker 9: were doing it a year before that. So what per
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  Speaker 9: se were you looking for? What was the issue? What
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  Speaker 9: was the national security threat that made you go and
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  Speaker 9: swear to a visa judge in secret without any chance
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  Speaker 9: to defend oneself for phone records.
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  Speaker 9: but never did. But fascinating development in the Epstein Island debauchery. Apparently,
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  Speaker 9: Epstein Island, we're completely misunderstanding it. It's a honeymoon destination. Ah,
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  Speaker 9: according to the Harvard Crimson independent journalism at its finest,
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  Speaker 9: as it writes about what happened to its former president,
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  Speaker 9: Larry Summers, along with Treasury secretary and all the notable
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  Speaker 9: Clintonista things he was involved in. Larry summers trips to
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  Speaker 9: Epstein Island included his honeymoon. The Harvard Crimson reported their
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  Speaker 9: trip to Little Saint James, which is Epstein Island. The
• 31:17
  Speaker 9: pair boarded Epstein's plane in Bedford, Bedford, which is how
• 31:21
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  Speaker 9: and then took a helicopter to their honeymoon getaway. Mister
• 31:33
  Speaker 9: Summers and miss new spent their honeymoon at Saint John
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  Speaker 9: and Jamaica in December of twenty five, which was long
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  Speaker 9: before mister Epstein was arrested. For the first time. A
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  Speaker 9: spokesperson for Summers told The Crimson, and of course the Crimson,
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  Speaker 9: being the newspaper of the university that Summers had been
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  Speaker 9: president of, pressed really hard. As part of that trip,
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  Speaker 9: they made a brief visit of less than a day
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  Speaker 9: to mister Epstein's island. So the laundering of this information
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  Speaker 9: now starts to become clear. This wasn't some place of
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  Speaker 9: underage debauchery and corruption. No, no, this is this is
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  Speaker 9: one of those destination wedding places. This is a honeymoon getaway.
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  Speaker 9: This is I mean, you want to talk about inclusive,
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  Speaker 9: in all inclusive. That's all Jeff was doing. Was he
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  Speaker 9: was just trying to you know and living up to
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  Speaker 9: you know, because lots of other countries, you know, have
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  Speaker 9: Oh excuse me, it's just sinus season allergies. Palm Beach
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  Speaker 9: Police announced their investigation into Epstein in March of two
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  Speaker 9: thousand and five. And I like the phrase that the
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  Speaker 9: crimson that Larry Summers and his new bride were there
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  Speaker 9: before mister Epstein was arrested for the first time. Didn't
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  Speaker 9: mean it, and we didn't say he wasn't doing it.
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  Speaker 9: He just hadn't been arrested for it. Remember, these are
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  Speaker 9: the people that added the legal defense. It's about what
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• 33:55
  Speaker 9: not believing something as a sexual deed makes it so
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• 34:04
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  Speaker 23: Well, you know where I grew up, and this was
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  Speaker 23: his defense where I grew up. What we were doing
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  Speaker 23: was not considered sexual intercourse. That was his defense, kids,
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• 34:37
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• 34:41
  Speaker 23: asked him, had he ever had a sexual relationship with
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  Speaker 23: extramarital sexual relations he said no, And he should be
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  Speaker 8: Congress, if you will, I mean this stuff.
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  Speaker 9: This is why there are no good movies of the week,
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  Speaker 9: because this stuff is real and there are real teen
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  Speaker 9: girls who were sex trafficked over this guy. And now
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  Speaker 9: we're going to try to explain away because Larry Summers
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  Speaker 9: had been president of Harvard, and we're supposed to disregard
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  Speaker 9: his participation over a seven year period. By the way,
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  Speaker 9: questions to ask Trump associates, we see how the corruption goes,
• 36:34
  Speaker 9: and that's what really should be I don't give a
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  Speaker 9: down the alley, out the back door and down into
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  Speaker 9: the street. And Ice was waiting out in front for
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  Speaker 9: this guy to show up because he was a criminal
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  Speaker 9: alien had exposed himself to a tween. Yeah, the Commonwealth's
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  Speaker 9: attorney here in Virginia just snuck him.
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  Speaker 8: Out the door.
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  Speaker 9: Because we shrug and we're like, oh, that's not really
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  Speaker 9: a crime. And this is the post Clinton era of well,
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  Speaker 9: it depends. I listen to people tell me I'm not
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  Speaker 9: being facetious when I say that. There are people who
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  Speaker 9: defend these actions saying, well, you know, in their country
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  Speaker 9: dot dot dot. My response is always, well, listen, sister,
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  Speaker 9: they wanted to come to this country, and in this
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  Speaker 9: country that's verboten. So the idea that we, you know,
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  Speaker 9: engage with bad people to get other bad people opens
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  Speaker 9: a Pandora's box of immorality that we're not I don't
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  Speaker 9: think we're equipped or trained to deal with.
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  Speaker 8: On most levels, this one.
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  Speaker 9: Joel writes in I guess we throw out the Ten Commandments.
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  Speaker 8: And for the record, since you know, we like to read.
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  Speaker 9: In the Ten Amendments, frequently for public record. Here are
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  Speaker 9: your ten commandments. I am the Lord your God, who
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  Speaker 9: brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of
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  Speaker 9: the house of bondage. You shall have no other gods
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  Speaker 9: before me. You shall not make yourself a carved image
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  Speaker 9: or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above,
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  Speaker 9: or that is in the earth beneath, or that is
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  Speaker 9: in the water under the earth. You shall not bow
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  Speaker 9: down to them or serve them. For I, the Lord
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  Speaker 9: your God, am a jealous god, visiting the iniquity of
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  Speaker 9: the fathers on the children to the third and fourth
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  Speaker 9: generations of those who hate me, but showing mercy to
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  Speaker 9: the thousands who love me. And keep my commandments. You
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  Speaker 9: shall not take the name of the Lord your God
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  Speaker 9: in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless
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  Speaker 9: who takes his name in vain. Remember the Sabbath day
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  Speaker 9: to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and
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  Speaker 9: do all your work. But the seventh day is the
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  Speaker 9: Sabbath of the Lord your God, and in it you
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  Speaker 9: shall do no work, nor your son your daughter. For
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  Speaker 9: in six days the Lord had made heavens and earth
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  Speaker 9: and the sea and all that is in them, and
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  Speaker 9: rested on the seventh day. Therefore, the Lord blesses the
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  Speaker 9: Sabbath day and hallowed it honor your father and your mother,
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  Speaker 9: that your days be long upon the land which the
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  Speaker 9: Lord your God is giving you. You shall not murder,
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  Speaker 9: You shall not commit adultery. You shall not steal. You
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  Speaker 9: shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. You shall
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  Speaker 9: not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your
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  Speaker 9: neighbor's wife, nor his male servant, nor his female servant,
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  Speaker 9: nor his axe ox, nor his donkey, or anything that
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  Speaker 9: is your neighbor's.
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  Speaker 8: SU's.
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  Speaker 9: One that I always felt was interesting because the argument
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  Speaker 9: against the Ten Commandments.
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  Speaker 8: It was written in.
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  Speaker 9: A patriarchal era where women had few rights, but yet
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  Speaker 9: the tenth commandment specifically says don't covert your neighbor's wife,
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  Speaker 9: which should if they were technically property been covered under
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  Speaker 9: number eight. And one of the things that you realize
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  Speaker 9: is if you read this, and you read, you know,
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  Speaker 9: especially the parts about the carved images of other gods
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  Speaker 9: and creating these images that become idolatry, that means a
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  Speaker 9: lot of things going on right now. What things have
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  Speaker 9: we carved into images that we treat like God we worship,
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  Speaker 9: because there was a lot of that going on five
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  Speaker 9: thousand years ago, just like there apparently was a lot
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  Speaker 9: of murder going on and adultery and theft and lying.
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  Speaker 9: Because you really wouldn't need a list of commandments to
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  Speaker 9: tell people that it's immortal damnation on you if you
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  Speaker 9: conduct yourself in this way. But apparently five thousand years ago,
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  Speaker 9: even the Israelites were suffering with a lot of these
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  Speaker 9: things because they're woven in, They're woven into us. This
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  Speaker 9: is a document of how and why to gird up
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  Speaker 9: your loins against the challenges of all these things which
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  Speaker 9: will come before you and attempt to sway you from
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  Speaker 9: a good and moral course, a decision tree of right
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  Speaker 9: versus wrong. And I don't mean to pretend to be
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  Speaker 9: Sunrise sermonette here. I'm just saying that's what it is.
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  Speaker 9: And thanks to Mark Luther, we're allowed to read this
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  Speaker 9: for ourselves, that we don't need somebody to tell us
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  Speaker 9: what the Bible says. We can read it ourselves. And
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  Speaker 9: there are people who say even that was a controversial idea,
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  Speaker 9: that we shouldn't we shouldn't be allowed to just read
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  Speaker 9: the Bible. We get it wrong, we get it out
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  Speaker 9: of contacts. Come on, you're just a bunch of you know.
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  Speaker 9: But I believe in the ability to read, and I
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  Speaker 9: believe that when you read things like the Bible and
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  Speaker 9: understand what you know the images, the idolatry that's addressed
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  Speaker 9: in the Second Amendment. Second Commandment insists that there be
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  Speaker 9: one God, not a million ones.
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