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Wicked Radio 7-2: Massive Win For Female Athletes, Trump Beats CBS, & July 4th Party Must Haves · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Did you ever see that patent movie? Remember George C.
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Speaker 1: Scott playing the legendary general famous line in there where
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Speaker 1: he said, Americans love to fight. Let me add something
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Speaker 1: to that one thing, if the cause is just and right.
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Speaker 1: Two massive wins for these causes, both in women's sports
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Speaker 1: and fairness in media, or at least making the media
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Speaker 1: pay for deceptive editing, especially when it comes to being
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Speaker 1: in the bag for certain political candidates. But really, it's
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Speaker 1: what I'm trying to get to is it's not about politics.
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Speaker 1: I don't care how you voted. I don't care how
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Speaker 1: you feel about Trump, Kamala Harris, individual politics. But if
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Speaker 1: you're if you're okay with media networks being in the
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Speaker 1: bag for certain candidates, there's a massive problem here. But
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Speaker 1: here's the good news. There was a massive win on
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Speaker 1: this front yesterday as well as for women's sports. Again,
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Speaker 1: try your best to take politics out of the issue.
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Speaker 1: If you think it's okay for men to compete against
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Speaker 1: women and think that's fair, I think you might want
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Speaker 1: to reevaluate things, but it's okay. The trickle down effect
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Speaker 1: may reevalu youate it for you. This was These are
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Speaker 1: two massive things that happened just yesterday. But it's all
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Speaker 1: about the trickle down effect. What happens now and what
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Speaker 1: does it mean? Forget about the big issues. What does
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Speaker 1: it mean for you, me and normal people? What is it?
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Speaker 1: What is it? What are you gonna do with this
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Speaker 1: information now? What does the landscape look like after this?
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Speaker 1: It's a massive change. Huge We'll get to that as
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Speaker 1: well as well some fun stuff science tells us. All right,
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Speaker 1: it's social science, so it's not real science. But they
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Speaker 1: tell us that today is the day where most people
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Speaker 1: are putting together all their prep stuff, not only plans,
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Speaker 1: but supplies for the July fourth holiday and the big
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Speaker 1: party which is coming up on Friday and then probably
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Speaker 1: into the weekend. Well, they also say they've determined what
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Speaker 1: America says there must haves for your July fourth party.
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll see one thing for sure, it's going
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Speaker 1: to be busy at publics and Shaws, Wegmans, Kroger's, wherever
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Speaker 1: you shop throughout the country. We'll get to that too.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to a big, big, big, massive
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Speaker 1: news yesterday and a couple of different fronts. First of all,
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Speaker 1: for women's sports. This is why the fight matters when
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Speaker 1: it's just and it's amazing because you can't find something
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Speaker 1: that's more political these days than women's sports and standing
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Speaker 1: up for it and fighting against you know, biological men
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Speaker 1: competing against women. But it's turned into after yesterday's announcement,
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Speaker 1: something more than that. This is so much more cultural
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Speaker 1: because of the decision. Well, let's get to the decision
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Speaker 1: First of all, this was the first announcement and then
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Speaker 1: it just exploded everywhere with everybody's take on it. People
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Speaker 1: directly affected colleges themselves. This was Education Secretary Linda McMahon's
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Speaker 1: announcement on it. Just yesterday, the university were sending a
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Speaker 1: personal apology to every female athlete who was forced to
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Speaker 1: compete against American All right, I didn't expect the personal apology,
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Speaker 1: but here we go. Okay, here's what she's saying. This
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Speaker 1: all revolves around the University of Pennsylvania, You penn because
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Speaker 1: this was the center of the storm. This was the
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Speaker 1: center of the controversy where Leah Thomas. Bill came into
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Speaker 1: the world as Bill Thomas, and that's his choice. That's fine.
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Speaker 1: However you want to identify, that's fine. It crosses a line.
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Speaker 1: And they've done survey after survey how real Americans feel
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Speaker 1: about this. And when you've got someone with a biological
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Speaker 1: physical advantage over women, nobody, hardly anybody thinks that's right
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Speaker 1: or fair unless you're pushing an agenda. So these female
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Speaker 1: athletes pushed for this, They pushed for fairness, and now
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Speaker 1: look what you have. So let's go to University of Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 1: It's long. I want to give you all the details.
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Speaker 1: I want to get it right. You pen agree to apologize.
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Speaker 1: You heard just just there to all of the Division
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Speaker 1: one swimmers forced to compete against Leah Bill Thomas. Committed
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Speaker 1: to stripping Thomas of the titles and records obtained while
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Speaker 1: competing as a woman. UPEN will restore to female athletes
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Speaker 1: all individual UPenn Division one swimming records. That's massive. UPEN
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Speaker 1: is also going to issue a public statement to the
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Speaker 1: university community stating it'll comply with Title nine. Why should
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Speaker 1: this even be shocking? Of course they should. This was
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Speaker 1: the most amazing thing to me throughout the whole process,
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Speaker 1: throughout the whole ordeal, female athletes and their reps fought
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Speaker 1: so long decades to get Title nine funding, fairness, competition.
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Speaker 1: They fought for that. So many of them disappeared when
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Speaker 1: this transgender issue came up. They just went away. Where
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Speaker 1: were they? Well they're back, that's for sure. Also, UPEN
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Speaker 1: is going to issue a public statement about this announcement
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Speaker 1: and the apologies and the records and their policy, very
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Speaker 1: visible in their wording on their university website. That's big too.
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Speaker 1: I'll forget about that because that means prospective students coming
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Speaker 1: in and athletes coming in, and other universities are going
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Speaker 1: to see this and they say, whoa, that's that's penn
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Speaker 1: It's the University of Pennsylvania. It's an IVY League school
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Speaker 1: making this decision. So it's about this trickle down effect.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is massive. And again credit goes to
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Speaker 1: these athletes who fought for this, who put through We
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Speaker 1: all know Riley Gaines, right, she's probably been the face
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Speaker 1: of this as a Division one swimmer who fought against this,
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Speaker 1: and then she kind of picked up the picked up
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Speaker 1: the pace, and other people followed her first toe in
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Speaker 1: the water, so to speak, pun intended, and then others came.
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Speaker 1: It's the same with these universities. But what about the
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Speaker 1: what about the trickle down effect beyond universities? What about
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Speaker 1: high schools? What about lower level competition, all female athletes
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Speaker 1: everywhere who had to deal with this. What happens now
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Speaker 1: that this president has been said, well, this is interesting.
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Speaker 1: A penn swimmers name, her name is Paula Scanlon. Maybe
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Speaker 1: you didn't hear from her, of course, she was all
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Speaker 1: over the media yesterday talking about this major decision. She
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Speaker 1: said something fascinating about this trickle down effect. Now now
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Speaker 1: it's okay for these lower level athletic programs everywhere, high school,
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Speaker 1: middle school, even elementary school. Now community competition events. Now
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Speaker 1: that they've got this major president set it's a huge
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Speaker 1: win for fairness and women's sports. There's what she said. Think,
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Speaker 1: I want to see the downstream. In fact, I want
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Speaker 1: to see the high schools. I want to see the
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Speaker 1: middle schools say we can't do this. We're going to
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Speaker 1: be in.
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Speaker 2: Trouble if we allow this to happen.
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Speaker 1: And I'm so grateful again for the Trump administration for
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Speaker 1: taking this stance. Did she set it right there? She
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Speaker 1: wants to see the trickle down effect, which means they're
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Speaker 1: going to continue that fight to make sure that this
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Speaker 1: fairness is out there everywhere. And again say it a
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Speaker 1: million times. Forget about who's responsible for this. Okay, Does
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Speaker 1: this decision happen now if the election didn't go the
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Speaker 1: way it did in late twenty four maybe maybe not,
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Speaker 1: probably not, probably wouldn't have, but it definitely doesn't happen
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Speaker 1: if these female athletes like her Riley Gaines and others
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Speaker 1: better known people didn't put up this fight. And here's
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Speaker 1: the great thing. They're not going to stop fighting for
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Speaker 1: fairness in women's sports all around, and it's disappointing. I mean,
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Speaker 1: there are some major personalities, I guess, some major pioneers
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Speaker 1: that fought for women's sports and the title nine thing,
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Speaker 1: which was a big deal. They fought for, like I said,
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Speaker 1: decades to get that done. A lot of them disappeared,
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Speaker 1: but a lot of them didn't, and new heroes came
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Speaker 1: on the stage like her, Paula Scanlon, Riley Gaines, a
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Speaker 1: bunch of others. Martinez never Tourlova finally came out and
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Speaker 1: she supported women's rights in this. A lot of others
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Speaker 1: went away. So this fight was worth fighting, according to them,
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Speaker 1: and they did it. That's as we're about to celebrate
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Speaker 1: America's birthday. You can't get anything more American than that
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Speaker 1: fighting for fairness and equity. I was fantastic. Here's another
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Speaker 1: big win. Now I get it. It's a big win
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Speaker 1: for Trump personally. I understand that. But again, it's hard
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Speaker 1: to do these days because everything seems to be revolved
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Speaker 1: around politics and everybody's at this heightened sense of awareness.
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Speaker 1: But think about this trickle down effect again for the decision.
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Speaker 1: Another massive win for everybody for fairness against sixty minutes
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Speaker 1: and CBS directly. It all goes back to that decision
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Speaker 1: of the CBS producers to selectively edit a Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: interview late in the election. You might remember this. It
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Speaker 1: was a sixty Minutes interview and she went on babbling
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Speaker 1: on forever on the original transcript in the original tape.
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Speaker 1: But we only heard that part of it when Trump,
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Speaker 1: I guess, through the camp, through the campaign, decided to
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Speaker 1: sue sixty Minutes itself. And well, we only got this
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Speaker 1: because they decided to sue and again fight back, and
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Speaker 1: we found out what the original audio sounded like, and
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Speaker 1: then we understood what America heard. First of all, here's
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Speaker 1: the babbling part that you only heard through discovery, through
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Speaker 1: this lawsuit before they settled. Here, you remember this part
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Speaker 1: of it.
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Speaker 2: It's resulted in a number of movements in that region
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Speaker 2: by Israel that were very much prompted by or a
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Speaker 2: result of many things, including our advocate.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well you get the gist word sell it. Huh.
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Speaker 1: That's what she originally said. But the version that aired
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Speaker 1: for America that was all cleaned up and made her
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Speaker 1: look like a shining Star, Well it sounded like this,
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Speaker 1: just a little refresher if you didn't remember, We're not going.
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Speaker 2: To stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States
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Speaker 2: to be clear about where we stand on the need
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Speaker 2: for this war.
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Speaker 1: Day so much great, sounds presidential. Right, Here's the problem.
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Speaker 1: They selectively edited that to make her sound that way.
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Speaker 1: So how did we get to this point? Always remember,
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Speaker 1: the lawsuit only happened because CBS through sixty minutes, CBS
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Speaker 1: News refused to release an unedited transcript. All they wanted
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Speaker 1: was an unedited transcript, the typed out text version of
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Speaker 1: exactly what Kambla actually said. They flat out refused. Now
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Speaker 1: the question you and me and everybody should ask is
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Speaker 1: why why would they refuse? And all the reasons they
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Speaker 1: gave us, all the reasons, Well, we're a legitimate news
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Speaker 1: organization and we're not in the habit of doing that. Oh,
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Speaker 1: was that it? Or is it because you caught caught
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Speaker 1: red handed making your selected presidential candidate look a lot
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Speaker 1: better and a lot smarter than she actually was. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that was the reason. So because they refused to release that,
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Speaker 1: Trump campaign sues them for thirty million dollars. And now
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Speaker 1: because of this decision. They settled. Trump gets fifteen million
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Speaker 1: dollars up front paramount and CBS agreed to pay Trump
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Speaker 1: thirty million. It's an election interference lawsuit. He gets fifteen
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Speaker 1: million for legal fees, case costs in his choice of
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Speaker 1: a presidential library or charity where it'll go to. I
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Speaker 1: get that he's a big charity guy. He does. He
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Speaker 1: has some select charities to give to. But I have
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Speaker 1: a feeling just knowing what that guy's all about. We
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Speaker 1: all get a sense for this now. I think the
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Speaker 1: fifteen million, I think it's going to go to the
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Speaker 1: Trump Presidential Library. Maybe he'll have a whole section of
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Speaker 1: just this on the CBS lawsuit. I don't know, and
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Speaker 1: I will tell you, as silly as it is to say,
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Speaker 1: I think it would be worth it. I know that
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Speaker 1: I'm closer to this because one of my to the
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Speaker 1: main target if you listen to me for any amount
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Speaker 1: of time of my ire, is the fake to settive
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Speaker 1: news and how things are turning around now and how
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Speaker 1: much damage they've actually done. So I love this, and
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Speaker 1: it's my opinion that this is a massive decision. This
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Speaker 1: is a huge win, not just for him personally, this
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Speaker 1: is a win for everybody, even if you didn't vote
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Speaker 1: for that guy, even if you never voted before, because
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Speaker 1: if whoever controls this information flow controls everything. We always
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Speaker 1: talk about it all the time. Legacy media like them, CBS, NBC, ABC,
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Speaker 1: you know, Washington Post, New York Times, they're all paying
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Speaker 1: a price now, not maybe monetarily like CBS is about
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Speaker 1: to pay, but they're all paying a price in that
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Speaker 1: we're all becoming aware of it now. This is a
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Speaker 1: huge thing, you know. It's kind of like with the
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Speaker 1: big win for women's sports, the trickle down effect, how
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Speaker 1: everybody else will not dare to push that again, that
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Speaker 1: push that unfairness. The media companies know too, because if
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Speaker 1: anything affects them, and this is why I'm so glad
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Speaker 1: he sued them, if anything affects them and gets them
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Speaker 1: to toe the line and actually do their job, become
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Speaker 1: a free press and just give people real information, not edited,
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Speaker 1: not selectively edited, so they can push one particular candidate
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Speaker 1: to the front and attack another one with fake news
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Speaker 1: and flat out lies the other media out let's pay
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Speaker 1: attention to. So that's another massive win again just for him. Sure, monetarily,
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Speaker 1: it's a win for us it's a win for transparency,
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Speaker 1: not so much a win for legacy media, maybe too late,
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Speaker 1: but it's a win for everybody else this new digital
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Speaker 1: media age to be transparent about it and to get
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Speaker 1: the real information out there. And it's still going to
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Speaker 1: take a long time, but that's another huge first step
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Speaker 1: in the water. So again worthy cause you think trying
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Speaker 1: to get to a free press, oh hell yeah, oh
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Speaker 1: hell yeah, that fight was worth it, even if you
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Speaker 1: didn't vote for the guy. I'll hold to that. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's get to some fun stuff. We are in the
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Speaker 1: red zone. Like I said, science tells us today is
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Speaker 1: the day where most people put together their Fourth of
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Speaker 1: July party prep. It's not real science, it's social science.
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Speaker 1: But still this is what they're saying. And they say
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Speaker 1: that they've determined that America has four basic absolute must
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Speaker 1: has for your July fourth party? All right, what would
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Speaker 1: those be? This is from something called Talkers. I think
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Speaker 1: it's a talk radio industry magazine, but it's all right
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Speaker 1: there and the surveys there and they interviewed and they
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Speaker 1: surveyed two thousand people, so it's a pretty good sample
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Speaker 1: size of Americans, good cross section of American. What they
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Speaker 1: want what they insist you have to have for your
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Speaker 1: Fourth of July party anywhere. Number one, you know what
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Speaker 1: it is, Classic barbecue foods. Now tomorrow we can debate
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Speaker 1: this all we want, because tomorrow we get into the food.
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Speaker 1: Everybody has their favorite Fourth of July barbecue or cookout food, right,
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Speaker 1: but you got to have the classics. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: assume without getting that official list, we're talking about burgers, dogs,
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Speaker 1: side items like Cole's Law, macaroni salad, potato salad. You
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Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about, classic barbecue Foodsmber one, according
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Speaker 1: to America, where you're gonna have to have for your
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Speaker 1: Fourth of July party. Number two fireworks. It's so funny
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Speaker 1: how they always try to say that, you know, and
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of groups that actually try to ban fireworks.
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Speaker 1: And I know it's not good for dogs. I understand
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Speaker 1: all that, and a lot of kids are afraid of
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Speaker 1: it too, But time after time, on all of these
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Speaker 1: surveys they do right before this holiday or New Year's,
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Speaker 1: people always come up and they say, I gotta have
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Speaker 1: fireworks at some point, if not in a private party,
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Speaker 1: and be careful with those some public event in most states,
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Speaker 1: even states where they're illegal. It's usually some kind of
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Speaker 1: fireworks you can find or at least arimon of the background,
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Speaker 1: or watch them on TV if you have to. Number three,
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Speaker 1: Necessity America says for a great an absolute must Fourth
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Speaker 1: of July get together, great music, great music on the playlist,
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Speaker 1: absolutely and this go. This is an incredibly important thing.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how you do it. Spotify playlist, SiriusXM.
15:52
Speaker 1: I guess traditional radio, but you're gonna have to listen
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Speaker 1: to the commercials. But you gotta have a great playlist
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Speaker 1: throughout your entire party. And it gets overlooked all the time.
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Speaker 1: And number four the one that's most overlooked and absolute
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Speaker 1: must have America says you have to have for your
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Speaker 1: Fourth of July gathering. Outdoor games could be anything frisbee, cornhole,
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Speaker 1: corn hall is great. You know why. Cornhole is great
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Speaker 1: for a Fourth of July party. Anybody can do it,
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Speaker 1: although some people are great at it. It doesn't take
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Speaker 1: up a lot of space and it's easy to do. Frisbee, football, whiffleball,
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Speaker 1: whatever it is. Outdoor games wouldn't recommend lawn darts. You
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Speaker 1: don't want anybody stabbed in the head at your Fourth
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Speaker 1: of July party. But you gotta have outdoor games too.
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Speaker 1: The four necessities classic barbecue, foods, fireworks, great music, and
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Speaker 1: outdoor games. Now tomorrow we're gonna get into the foods,
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Speaker 1: and this is always controversial, the foods specifically that people
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Speaker 1: insist on having at a Fourth of July party. So
16:46
Speaker 1: we'll get to it. Most important thing is we're getting
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Speaker 1: closer and closer for America's birthday to forty nine baby.
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Speaker 1: Next year is going to be massive. Can you imagine
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Speaker 1: the party that's gonna happen at National Parts next year?
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Speaker 2: What is that?
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Speaker 1: The semi quinnc tennial for two fifty?
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: It's gotta be massive. All right, let you get into
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Speaker 1: your Fourth of July party planning. It's gonna be busy
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Speaker 1: at the grocery stores today. Yeah, it's gonna be busy
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