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Trump on Grammys · Richard Randall Show

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Speaker 1: Opinions expressed on this programmer those of the host and
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Speaker 2: I live here in Colorado Springs, and I'm a strong
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Speaker 2: patriot and a veteran, and I'd like to share with you,
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Speaker 2: guys my pride. Today. I pledge your allegiance to the
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Speaker 2: flag of the United States of America and to the Republic,
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Speaker 2: for which it stands, One nation under God, indivisible with
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Speaker 2: liberty and justice fall.
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Speaker 1: Richard Randall is on Colorado seven kV R. Well, the
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Speaker 1: government is shut down. I didn't notice that first thing
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Speaker 1: when I woke up this morning. The speaker says, probably
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Speaker 1: tomorrow evening at the latest it will be open again.
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Speaker 1: So what do you make I mean, talk about a
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Speaker 1: sad state of repairs? You ever look at other people
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Speaker 1: and say I am so lucky. I'm not like that person.
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Speaker 1: In case you missed it, take a look at my
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Speaker 1: social media. You'll see photographs of three women. Two of
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Speaker 1: them are from Hollywood. One of them is Heidi Klum
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Speaker 1: and then the other woman, she's so pathetic I didn't
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Speaker 1: even bother her face looks familiar. Her breast didn't look familiar,
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Speaker 1: and you're wondering what you'd have to see the photo,
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Speaker 1: but so pathetic that that's where you're at in life.
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Speaker 1: And the third one of courts is the best first
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Speaker 1: lady in my lifetime, and that's Milania Trump. Beautiful, classy,
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Speaker 1: smart and hated by everybody in the fashion not everybody,
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Speaker 1: by a lot of people in the fashion industry, certainly
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Speaker 1: a lot of the magazines. The one with her breasts
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Speaker 1: out was a Chapel roone in case you went, yeah,
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Speaker 1: who is that? She's a singer. Okay, she sings Pink
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Speaker 1: Pony Club. Okay, let me try to describe it to you,
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Speaker 1: because it actually is not the theme of the entire
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Speaker 1: show here today. Honestly, it's only to say that sometimes
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Speaker 1: you look at other people and you say, gosh, darn,
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Speaker 1: I'm glad I'm not them, and then you kind of
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Speaker 1: scratch your head and say, well, how do they get
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Speaker 1: to this point? So a friend of mine sends me
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Speaker 1: these two clippings from Facebook. They're talking about the awards
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Speaker 1: last night, and we are going to talk about bad money,
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Speaker 1: because he gave a very interesting acceptance speech talking about
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Speaker 1: ice and especially talking about maybe the way to solve
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Speaker 1: some of the problems is not to hate ice, but
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Speaker 1: is to love ice. I was pretty stunned by that,
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Speaker 1: and it looks sincere to me. We'll play the entire clip.
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Speaker 1: I had David pull that entire clip. So no, we're
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Speaker 1: not going to be talking about the Grammys. But so
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Speaker 1: you understand that, I say, holy cow, at least I'm
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Speaker 1: not that person or that person Heidi Klone. This is
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Speaker 1: one of the most attractive women in the world, I
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Speaker 1: think for the entire course. I don't remember when she
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Speaker 1: first converted over from modeling into entertainment, but certainly I
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Speaker 1: thought she was always kind of a ten or nine
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Speaker 1: or something, always incredibly beautiful. However, However, however, she honestly
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Speaker 1: showed up at this awards and it looked like somebody
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Speaker 1: had just taken plaster Paris and covered her entire body
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Speaker 1: with it and then got her out of the plaster Paris,
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Speaker 1: just left it like somebody had been in a horrible
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Speaker 1: accident and they had been covered from neck to below
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Speaker 1: the knees, or almost below the knees in plaster Paris.
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Speaker 1: But now we're gonna go ahead and put some kind
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Speaker 1: of let's think a plastic in there, and then we're
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Speaker 1: gonna take that out, and what are we gonna do
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Speaker 1: with it? Well, that's gonna be her dress.
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Speaker 2: What.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you would have to see it. A couple of
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Speaker 1: comments on it are it's not revealing. That's not the
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Speaker 1: point there. I guess it's the revealing of you know,
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Speaker 1: you wonder how you can get plaster paris out of
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Speaker 1: I shouldn't even be talking about this. If you see
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Speaker 1: the photograph, what you're gonna see is that it looks
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Speaker 1: so stupid. It doesn't look edgy, it doesn't look sexy,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't look classy. It just looks stupid. It's the
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Speaker 1: kind of thing that you would expect, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: some high school student to do as a stunt or
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Speaker 1: something like that. She couldn't even hardly walk. And the irony,
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Speaker 1: and I said, this is you know, she should have
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Speaker 1: been asking people, does this make my butt look big?
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Speaker 1: Because yes it did? But how do you clem, why
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Speaker 1: are you like that? And then this give me the
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Speaker 1: name of the other woman again, because she's pathetic. Chapel room,
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Speaker 1: chapel room. So she is wearing first off, she's got
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Speaker 1: kind of a see through Crimson dress ish thing that
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Speaker 1: if it had a top, it would be kind of
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Speaker 1: like a dress, and she's wearing underneath it. She's at
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Speaker 1: least modest enough to wear kind of a thog or
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Speaker 1: something like that. But the main thing is that what
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Speaker 1: keeps the top of her garment up is that it
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Speaker 1: appears to be clamped onto parts of her body and
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Speaker 1: it's it's very revealing. And that's all I'm gonna say
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Speaker 1: about it, because it really and if you're a guy,
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Speaker 1: it's like, well, Richard, I'm a guy. You know, we're guys.
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Speaker 1: I mean we'd look at stuff like that, wouldn't we know.
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Speaker 1: I Mean, here's the thing. I don't know why in
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Speaker 1: the world she would do something like that. But the
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Speaker 1: truth of the matter is it's not attractive. It doesn't
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Speaker 1: make her look attractive. And this isn't the old Well
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Speaker 1: you have to keep some things back because that makes
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Speaker 1: a person alluring. That's not what I'm talking about at all.
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Speaker 1: So I say all of that to say this, at
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Speaker 1: least we're not them, and at least I'm not the
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Speaker 1: mayor of Boston saying that everyone in the world has
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Speaker 1: a right to come to the United States, or I'm
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Speaker 1: not Billy Eilisher or some of these other people. Do
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Speaker 1: we have bad Bunny ready to go? Yeah, David's producing
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Speaker 1: here this morning. He has got bad Bunny. That'll be
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Speaker 1: halftime entertainment at the super Bowl. Kind of controversial. Guy
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Speaker 1: comes out of Puerto Rico, and for a long time
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Speaker 1: he was just you know, a rapper out of Puerto Rico.
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Speaker 1: Primarily speaks Spanish, a lot of his music is in Spanish.
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Speaker 1: And then there's this kind of I don't know a
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Speaker 1: lot of stuff labeled and tagged on about trans and
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Speaker 1: gay and all these different things. In any event, I
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Speaker 1: guess I wasn't surprised that Given Ray used to be
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Speaker 1: my producer, and I said, who's bad? Money said, well,
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Speaker 1: you take a look. He's probably the hottest selling person
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Speaker 1: when it comes to music, and I did, I always
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Speaker 1: use Spotify. If you don't use Spotify, at least, this
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Speaker 1: is what I use it for, and that is you
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Speaker 1: can put in any artist and then you can see
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Speaker 1: how many people listen to them in a given month
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Speaker 1: and their hands down absolutely him. All right, So I'm
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Speaker 1: expecting him to just go off on ice and trans
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Speaker 1: and this and Trump and all this other stuff. We'll
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Speaker 1: talk about a little bit later, but let's get to
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Speaker 1: bad money now. Notice not just what he says, but
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Speaker 1: also the crowds reaction because he starts out saying ice
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Speaker 1: out things, ends up saying something else. But the applause
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Speaker 1: was very dramatic when he said one thing, and polite
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Speaker 1: maybe when he said the other. Listen to this.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna say I before I say thanks to God,
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna say eyes out. We're not savage, We're not animals,
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Speaker 3: we're not aliens. We are humans, and we are Americans.
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Speaker 3: The hate get more powerful with more hate. The only
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Speaker 3: thing that is more powerful than hate is love. We
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Speaker 3: need to be different. If we fight, we have to
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Speaker 3: do it. We'd love.
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Speaker 1: If.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't hate them. We love our people, we
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Speaker 3: love our family, and that's.
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Speaker 4: That way to do it.
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Speaker 5: We'd love. Don't forget that.
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Speaker 1: Please, thank you, Thank you God. Well, actually, now that
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Speaker 1: I'm listening to it and I'm not looking at him,
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Speaker 1: the audience gave a lot more applause toward the end
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Speaker 1: than I had thought when I first looked at it
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Speaker 1: last night. Pranks giving, thanks to God. We are Americans.
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Speaker 1: He's from Puerto Rico, so technically you would be Americans.
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Speaker 1: You don't have a state yet, although Democrats do everything
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Speaker 1: they could get two senators out of there. But do
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Speaker 1: I think anyone will take that to heart. No?
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 1: So I posted, you know, last night on Facebook, and
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Speaker 1: I could have posted this, oh gosh, every day for
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Speaker 1: probably the past couple well past year at least, or
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Speaker 1: since the whole ice thing has been blowing up. And
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Speaker 1: it's pretty simple. I just posted four photographs of four women,
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Speaker 1: and the four women four people, I should say. One
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Speaker 1: of them was Renee Good, one of them was Alex Pretty,
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Speaker 1: and then the other two women young women. I posted,
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Speaker 1: but I didn't put any names with it, So in
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Speaker 1: order for you to understand even what I was talking about,
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Speaker 1: you'd have to understand who the photographs are, which to
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Speaker 1: me is kind of a test of just how well
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Speaker 1: informed you are, because I guarantee you that the majority
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Speaker 1: of the people who look at that post, if they
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Speaker 1: were liberals, if they were liberals, would have no idea
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Speaker 1: in the world who two of those people were. But
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Speaker 1: let me just tell you what. These are the comments
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Speaker 1: that came from last night, and I think usually there
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Speaker 1: can be twenty five thirty comments on a particular story.
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Speaker 1: It depends, But it depends a lot on whether not
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Speaker 1: whether people see it, but whether they are moved one
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Speaker 1: way or another by it. And I would be moved
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Speaker 1: by this, right, So here's what you get. Glenroy Chandler
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Speaker 1: says Trump could save a baby from the ocean, and
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Speaker 1: these TDS affected people would say he's starving the sharks, right.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I know it's you know, snarky. And I've
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Speaker 1: used the one that his son used, which was he
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Speaker 1: could walk on water, and they would say Trump can't swim.
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Speaker 1: Austin Eli says what was done the Nungray is sickening,
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Speaker 1: and the left supports it. I replied back, they won't
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Speaker 1: even say her name because they don't know her name,
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Speaker 1: Richard Randall. They won't say her name because it ruins
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Speaker 1: their agenda. Both of those are true. Both of those
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Speaker 1: are true. Somebody posted just a photograph of a meme
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Speaker 1: that says Ice didn't bring chaos to your city by
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Speaker 1: and Kamala did that. Ice is just cleaning up their mess.
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Speaker 1: To refaults, you tell me, I know what I think.
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Speaker 1: Ter refaults on that one. And then finally you've just
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Speaker 1: got Joe Biden. He's pointing at you know, two of
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Speaker 1: the women that are up, you know, towards the top
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Speaker 1: of the posting, and it simply says, I did that
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Speaker 1: one of those things that you used to see on
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Speaker 1: like on gas stations when the when remember when the
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Speaker 1: gas was really really high under Biden. Yeah, that's right,
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Speaker 1: it used to be really really high. I did that.
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Speaker 1: So what you've done is and I try to understand people,
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Speaker 1: but I gotta tell you, I'm asking you today because
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Speaker 1: I do not understand these people. There's a segment I understand,
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Speaker 1: and that is the people who've got their own gay
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Speaker 1: or transagender or they're going to try to out racism
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Speaker 1: because they think that helps their cause. All of those
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Speaker 1: people I understand, But it's people that I thought were
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Speaker 1: like you and me, used to work with, used to
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Speaker 1: go to church with, grew up with, played in a
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Speaker 1: band with, went the problem within, all the rest. And
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at them. I know they're smart, but how
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Speaker 1: do they get to be where they're actually making? Because
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Speaker 1: I started out by saying, are all lives equal? And
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Speaker 1: I acknowledge that I'm not an expert, so I can't
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Speaker 1: tell you exactly what God would say about all lives.
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Speaker 1: I do know he would say, you know, last instant,
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Speaker 1: you can actually have a sincere forgiveness. I understand that,
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Speaker 1: but I'm not God. When it comes to valuing the lives,
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Speaker 1: I see that even if I value them equally, which
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Speaker 1: I don't. The two girls, licoln Ridalley was the other one,
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Speaker 1: the two girls who were killed by illegal immigrants. Their
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Speaker 1: lives apparently don't mean very much to people on the
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Speaker 1: left because they don't care about minority women. Well they're
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Speaker 1: both minority women. They should care about that. Oh that's right.
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Speaker 1: They were killed and raped and sexually assaulted before they
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Speaker 1: were killed by illegal aliens. So we can't talk about that.
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Speaker 1: You can't talk about it if you're a Democrat. People
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Speaker 1: on this show can talk about it, and I expect
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Speaker 1: you will do that either by calling or by texting
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Speaker 1: someone nine seven one five is there are seven four zero?
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Speaker 1: All right? So I want to get this Grammy stuff
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Speaker 1: out of the way because I just I don't have
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Speaker 1: much respect for those people. And I guess I've never
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Speaker 1: really thought all that much about whether you got a
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Speaker 1: Grammy or an Emmy or any of these other things,
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Speaker 1: because especially Grammy's I remember they would have an awards
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Speaker 1: ceremony and I'm listening to all of these people getting awards,
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Speaker 1: and I'm like, but you're not going to give the
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Speaker 1: Eagles an award or some of the bands that I
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Speaker 1: liked and I thought they were out of touch, then
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Speaker 1: maybe they're hip now. But in any event, so we've
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Speaker 1: got people who are coming back by, and I'm talking
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Speaker 1: about Don Lemon and Trevor Noah. All you have to
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Speaker 1: do is just be outrageous and say things about Trump
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Speaker 1: or go into a church. We'll talk about that later.
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Speaker 1: But sixty eighth Annual Grammy's Award. It was at the
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Speaker 1: Crypto dot Com Arena in LA. Didn't even know there
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Speaker 1: was such a thing. Highlighting various talented artists within the
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Speaker 1: music industry. Noah joked about President Trump's effort to acquire Greenland,
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Speaker 1: while also referencing the former financier Jeffrey Epstein's island.
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Speaker 6: That is a Grammy that every artist wants, almost as
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Speaker 6: much as Trump wants Greenland, which makes sense. I mean,
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Speaker 6: because Epstein's island is gone, he needs a new one
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Speaker 6: to hang out with Bill Clinton.
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Speaker 1: So oh, I told you it's my last year. What
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Speaker 1: are you going to do about it? All Right? So
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Speaker 1: that comes courtesy of CBS and the Recording Academy. President Trump,
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Speaker 1: at first, I thought, you know, he just gotta have
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Speaker 1: a thick skin and don't let this stuff annoy you.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it was stupid. He said it to the crowd.
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Speaker 1: They loved it because of who they are don't even
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Speaker 1: entertain this kind of thing. But over the course of
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Speaker 1: the past eight hours or so, I've changed my opinion
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Speaker 1: on that. And his reaction though, is you know what,
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Speaker 1: threatening to sue Trevor Noah. In a true social post
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Speaker 1: early Monday morning, Fox says Ted Lindner has got the
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Speaker 1: explanation on.
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Speaker 7: That President Trump threatened the legal action following a joke
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Speaker 7: that Noah made during the ceremony linking Trump to convicted
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Speaker 7: sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Noah, referencing Greenland, joked that the
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Speaker 7: President was looking for a new island to hang out
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Speaker 7: with Bill Clinton now that Epstein Island is gone. The
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Speaker 7: President denied ever visiting Epstein's Caribbean island, calling the claim
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Speaker 7: false and defamatory, and branding Noah a quote talentless loser
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Speaker 7: and calling the Awards show the worst virtually unwatchable, while
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Speaker 7: threatening to sue him. President Trump has not been accused
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Speaker 7: of any crimes related to Epstein, Ted Lindner, Fox News.
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Speaker 1: Whoa hold on.
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Speaker 2: He had?
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Speaker 1: He didn't say Trump hasn't been convicted of any crimes.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 1: He didn't say that. He didn't say that he was
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Speaker 1: a person of interest or a suspect or had been
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Speaker 1: charged with any crimes. He wasn't even alleged. Right. Oh,
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Speaker 1: unless you're listening to Democrats or you're reading Democrat publications
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Speaker 1: or looking at Democrat News, because the amount of Epstein
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Speaker 1: files that were released just recently is overwhelming. I mean
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Speaker 1: the pages are into the millions. You've got all of
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Speaker 1: this information. Again, what do you think I could have
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Speaker 1: looked through all that stuff?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: I guess you could maybe use AI to try to
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Speaker 1: go through that. But the problem with that is AI
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Speaker 1: is somebody got an algorithm in there that's going to,
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Speaker 1: you know, falsify something or other. I don't know, But
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Speaker 1: what I do know is that I think he should sue.
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Speaker 1: And the reason is, over and over and over again,
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Speaker 1: we have comedians, we have politicians and entertainers, and all
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Speaker 1: of them are just flat out lying, and they're flat
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Speaker 1: out lying about things that are really really important, like
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Speaker 1: ice oh, they abducted this five year old kid, they
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Speaker 1: executed this person in the streets, and all of the rest.
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Speaker 1: They don't seem to take that very seriously, and yet
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Speaker 1: they're putting people's lives on the line. Those would be
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Speaker 1: ICE agents, and I still back the Blue and I
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Speaker 1: back ICE. And if it turns out that they're out
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Speaker 1: of the ten thousand, fifteen, twenty thousand officers who are
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Speaker 1: out there, somebody may have done something bad, illegal, or stupid,
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Speaker 1: then we'll talk about that in context of all of those.
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Speaker 1: But I go back again to President Trump. I think
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Speaker 1: that suing people should send the message that you've got
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Speaker 1: to be responsible for what you say. And I think
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Speaker 1: if that were the case and people were careful about
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Speaker 1: what they said, you wouldn't have half the derangement that
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Speaker 1: you do have on the left. Because remember us talking
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Speaker 1: about all these people that we know that we thought
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Speaker 1: were pretty smart and they are pretty normal, and what
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Speaker 1: happened to them, Well, they're sitting there going what happened
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Speaker 1: to Richard? What happened to Richard? Is I kept up
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Speaker 1: with what was going on in the news. I didn't
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Speaker 1: just follow the mainstream media and their narrative of what's
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Speaker 1: going on. I did a little bit of research myself,
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Speaker 1: and it turns out that almost every time you see
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Speaker 1: somebody who used to be a Democrat, now they're a
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Speaker 1: publican conservative or a Trump supporter. How did they get there, Well,
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Speaker 1: they quit taking the word to the mainstream media and
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Speaker 1: they started listening to people like Vince or me or whoever.
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying as important as Vince. But when you
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Speaker 1: get on X and you start looking for some things
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Speaker 1: and you don't have things, you know, pedaled to BBC
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Speaker 1: or you know, the network's here where they completely took
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Speaker 1: always it goes back to charlotte'spield, completely took it out
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Speaker 1: of context, come part of it out, and make no mistake,
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Speaker 1: they knew what they were doing. That's important because when
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Speaker 1: you look at the standards of suing somebody, if if
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Speaker 1: you're noteworthy, you're you know, a president or a celebrity,
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Speaker 1: the standard is higher. You have to have actual malice.
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Speaker 1: I got news for these people. They've got actual malice.
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Speaker 1: They've got a problem. Seven one nine, seven one fives
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Speaker 1: or a seven four zero. I had accused of shooting
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Speaker 1: six people Saturday and the spring ease.
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Speaker 7: Our historic times, stay in touch seven forty kV o
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Speaker 7: R cut through the North that they impede our operations.
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Speaker 8: That's a crime we use our historic time.
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Speaker 7: And we will hold them accountable to those consequences on.
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Speaker 1: Seven forty KVR and KVR dot com. So you know,
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Speaker 1: it's never far from blowing up. I think literally sometimes
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Speaker 1: the Middle East, and it's been dicey my entire life,
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Speaker 1: my entire life, and there have been a couple of
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Speaker 1: times when it looked like, well, you know, maybe there's
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Speaker 1: gonna be peace in the Middle East. It would take
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Speaker 1: a lot for there to be peace in the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: It would primarily take not having a religious and evil
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Speaker 1: religious regime in Iran. Are we close to that? Well,
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Speaker 1: the protesters would have indicated that we're close to that.
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Speaker 1: President Trump said if you cross a red line, which
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Speaker 1: is shooting and killing these protesters, then there would be repercussions.
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Speaker 1: I have to tell you that I love President Trump,
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Speaker 1: but the thing is if you're going to say they're
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Speaker 1: gonna be repercussions and then you don't do it, especially
20:34
Speaker 1: if people relied on that. I mean, could you imagine
20:36
Speaker 1: if you've got a loved one who's over there and
20:39
Speaker 1: they're protesting, and all of a sudden, they're now more
20:43
Speaker 1: willing to go out into the streets and protests because
20:46
Speaker 1: they know that President Trump has their back. They go
20:49
Speaker 1: out and they do that, and there's been no attack
20:52
Speaker 1: on Iran since. What do you make of that? Well,
20:56
Speaker 1: what I can tell you is I got a text
20:58
Speaker 1: guy I've known for a long long time, Yes, yesterday.
21:00
Speaker 1: Let me read it to you verbatim, because I don't
21:02
Speaker 1: want to misspeak on this. But it was interesting. It
21:05
Speaker 1: was so Richard proved me wrong. Donald J. Trump lacks
21:09
Speaker 1: the bulls to pinch the gd Iranians when they are
21:13
Speaker 1: clearly on the rope. Seriously, why have you failed to
21:16
Speaker 1: speak about this clear dereliction of duty of the Orange Man?
21:22
Speaker 1: And then he goes on to say there's an article
21:25
Speaker 1: in the Spectator, take a look at that, and then
21:28
Speaker 1: Mark Levin as well, and he refers to President Trump
21:31
Speaker 1: as a nutless wonder DJT. Well, I'll give you my
21:39
Speaker 1: take on this. First of all, I did not vote
21:41
Speaker 1: for perpetual wars. I voted for a president who is
21:45
Speaker 1: going to think long and hard before he put our
21:47
Speaker 1: military into harm's way. And I did not vote for
21:51
Speaker 1: a proxy war for US to fight Israel's war in
21:55
Speaker 1: the Middle East. I didn't vote for regime change. I've
21:57
Speaker 1: clearly spoken out about all of the prior attempts at
22:01
Speaker 1: regime change in the Middle East. Does that mean you're
22:05
Speaker 1: going to tolerate evil things? Wait? So, President Trump is one.
22:11
Speaker 1: It seems to me that you've had a long line
22:12
Speaker 1: of presidents ever since the nineteen seventies when these fanatics
22:18
Speaker 1: took over Iran. You've had a lot of other presidents.
22:21
Speaker 1: What were they all nutless too or something. The fact
22:25
Speaker 1: of the matter is that I think you had a
22:28
Speaker 1: dry run with Venezuela, and I think that Venezuela was
22:32
Speaker 1: meant to send a clear message to Iran, but apparently
22:36
Speaker 1: there is mixed messages in terms about whether Iran got that.
22:41
Speaker 1: There are a lot of heard, a lot of these
22:42
Speaker 1: stories of many of them are flying out. Leaders are
22:45
Speaker 1: flying out of Iran or transferring money out of Iran.
22:49
Speaker 1: So that would be good. But let's go to what
22:51
Speaker 1: the president himself says, tensions rising. This is from proxy.
22:54
Speaker 1: New tensions are rising in the Middle East over potential
22:57
Speaker 1: military action taken by the US against ira We've got
23:01
Speaker 1: Ashley Stromyer, she's got the details.
23:03
Speaker 8: President Trump is putting new pressure on Iran to reach
23:06
Speaker 8: a nuclear agreement with the US. He says if no
23:09
Speaker 8: deal is reached, the world will quote find out if
23:12
Speaker 8: US strikes spark a broader regional war. That is, Trump
23:16
Speaker 8: has been threatening military action against Iran for weeks. It's
23:19
Speaker 8: over the nuclear program, and it's deadly cracked down on
23:22
Speaker 8: anti government protesters. And escalating rhetoric comes as the US
23:27
Speaker 8: continues to build up a major military presence in the region.
23:31
Speaker 8: President Trump, though, says tarn is seriously negotiating with the
23:35
Speaker 8: US and he hopes military force won't be needed.
23:39
Speaker 1: So what do you make of that? You know what
23:40
Speaker 1: I make of that? I make of that that the
23:43
Speaker 1: news doesn't always tell you what the hell is going on,
23:46
Speaker 1: that world leaders, including President Trump, doesn't have a press
23:49
Speaker 1: conference to tell you exactly what he's doing behind the scenes,
23:52
Speaker 1: who he's talking to, whether he's threatening people or whatever. Right,
23:57
Speaker 1: I can tell you that I've got some friends, some
23:59
Speaker 1: of them active duty and some of them are retired,
24:02
Speaker 1: and some of them are contractors. And I've seen this
24:05
Speaker 1: on x as well. This is all open source stuff
24:08
Speaker 1: that you have two benefits of what happened with Venezuela.
24:12
Speaker 1: One is obviously you get rid of a very evil man,
24:16
Speaker 1: but you also get to see how well your special
24:19
Speaker 1: forces do or do not work new technology, blasting people
24:24
Speaker 1: with microwaves and all the rest, how well that works,
24:28
Speaker 1: how well it works for your stealth to get in
24:30
Speaker 1: underneath their radar, disarm their radar, et cetera. Because some
24:34
Speaker 1: of the same equipment being used in Venezuela is being
24:38
Speaker 1: used in Iran. I mean, the media never talks about it,
24:42
Speaker 1: but whether it's drones that are being manufactured in Venezuela
24:46
Speaker 1: for use by Iran or by Russia. They never talk
24:49
Speaker 1: about those kinds of things. But there's another aspect, And
24:54
Speaker 1: just look at history, look at what happened before Venezuela.
24:59
Speaker 1: You didn't have the whole Navy and all of the
25:01
Speaker 1: Air Force and everybody else. All of a sudden, within
25:04
Speaker 1: two days, everybody's down there, and they didn't act very stealthily.
25:10
Speaker 1: Quite honestly, I think that it was abundantly clear that
25:14
Speaker 1: F twenty two's are going here and F thirty fives
25:18
Speaker 1: are going there and all of the rest. And you
25:19
Speaker 1: would think that Maduro would have gotten the idea. How
25:23
Speaker 1: maybe they're serious about this, but apparently not. So does
25:28
Speaker 1: that send a message to a run if I'm in Iran?
25:30
Speaker 1: And this is this is where things get difficult, because
25:33
Speaker 1: I now have to pretend that I can honestly sit
25:36
Speaker 1: or stand in the shoes of these religious fanatics who
25:41
Speaker 1: don't care about their people. I mean, you understand that
25:43
Speaker 1: they don't care about their own people. They care about power,
25:46
Speaker 1: but they don't care about their own people. And I'm
25:48
Speaker 1: supposed to stand in their shoes. Well, they care about
25:51
Speaker 1: their own lives. I mean they always say how willing
25:54
Speaker 1: you should be to sacrifice your life for you know,
25:57
Speaker 1: your religion and all the rest. But I don't see
25:59
Speaker 1: those guys out there. How do you get to be
26:01
Speaker 1: in your nineteen I mean, you get to be eighty
26:04
Speaker 1: years old or more and you were out there sacrificing yourself. No,
26:09
Speaker 1: you weren't. You were sending other people out there to
26:11
Speaker 1: do that kind of thing. One of the things that
26:14
Speaker 1: you get from Venezuela is you see how things work.
26:16
Speaker 1: The other thing that you get in the past couple
26:19
Speaker 1: of days is it looked like we were going to
26:22
Speaker 1: do it. Look like we're going to pull the trigger,
26:24
Speaker 1: and so then what happens, well, then you start getting
26:27
Speaker 1: better ideas of if we really do what Iran's going
26:31
Speaker 1: to do to react to that, because if they thought
26:34
Speaker 1: we were coming the last time, then they're doing this
26:36
Speaker 1: and this and this. Now I have a good idea
26:38
Speaker 1: of it. I'm not opposed at all for the United
26:42
Speaker 1: States to go in and have surgical strikes to take
26:46
Speaker 1: out the top leadership and the you know, the the
26:50
Speaker 1: groups that have been cracking down on people in Iran.
26:54
Speaker 1: And I mentioned this before, but I think it's important.
26:57
Speaker 1: Iran had to import people from Lebanon, people from Gaza
27:03
Speaker 1: to come in and help them control the streets because
27:06
Speaker 1: they didn't have enough of their own people. That's kind
27:09
Speaker 1: of what was going on in Venezuela. It's sort of
27:12
Speaker 1: telling Venezuela to have Cubans there because they didn't have
27:15
Speaker 1: enough of their own people or they couldn't trust them.
27:18
Speaker 1: So the question is what do you want from President Trump?
27:21
Speaker 1: Because I don't know what that text means. Does that
27:24
Speaker 1: mean we're supposed to go to war? I want that
27:29
Speaker 1: to be the very last option. And I've said it before.
27:33
Speaker 1: It's a pretty cold thing to say, and you get
27:35
Speaker 1: in trouble if you say this kind of thing, But
27:37
Speaker 1: I don't want to fight wars on behalf of other nations.
27:41
Speaker 1: Our interest is not exactly the same as any other
27:44
Speaker 1: nation on the planet, including those in the Middle East.
27:47
Speaker 1: Three between the lines, it's not too tough. I don't
27:50
Speaker 1: want to sit by and watch massacres of people. But
27:55
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, it's President Trump and you have
27:58
Speaker 1: to be asking yourself. So I think you get positioned here.
28:02
Speaker 1: That's a good question. Watch it a fascinating piece on
28:06
Speaker 1: X last night. I'll see if I can recommend it
28:08
Speaker 1: to you and pull it up. It was talking about
28:11
Speaker 1: Epstein and the fact that he most certainly was probably
28:16
Speaker 1: intelligence and intelligence for Israel and had been working for
28:22
Speaker 1: them for a long time. I don't have time to
28:24
Speaker 1: go into all of the details of that. The guy's dead,
28:28
Speaker 1: A lot of other things go on with regard to it,
28:30
Speaker 1: but he clearly was in the intelligence community. And the
28:34
Speaker 1: only question is was it for one nation? Was it
28:36
Speaker 1: for two nations? Did he flip from the United States
28:39
Speaker 1: to Israel and back and all of the rest. I
28:42
Speaker 1: don't know, but I do have faith in President Trump.
28:47
Speaker 1: Do you think I mean when it comes to I Ron,
28:49
Speaker 1: do you honestly think that any president other than him
28:52
Speaker 1: would have sent me two bombers into to hit those
28:55
Speaker 1: nuclear sites in the first place. The answer to that
28:58
Speaker 1: clearly is no. And that's based on all the prior
29:02
Speaker 1: presidents we had, and that's based on Kamala Harris, vice president,
29:06
Speaker 1: and all of the rest. President Trump the only person's
29:08
Speaker 1: even standing up, and that we haven't gotten to the
29:10
Speaker 1: end of the story, to the end of the book,
29:13
Speaker 1: but we have gotten to the point where I can
29:15
Speaker 1: ask you, do you want the United States to have
29:18
Speaker 1: a military strike on Iran? Iran says, you do that,
29:23
Speaker 1: and you're going to have a huge war in the
29:27
Speaker 1: Middle East completely. I think there are a lot they
29:30
Speaker 1: maybe they're relying on Syria or Levin on other places,
29:34
Speaker 1: but I think they're going to find out that a
29:36
Speaker 1: lot of those nations they're done with it. They don't
29:39
Speaker 1: want to go no more. Do they want to go
29:42
Speaker 1: to war for Iran? Then I want us to go
29:45
Speaker 1: to war for Israel. I think there comes a time
29:49
Speaker 1: when there's an opportunity. If you can get rid of
29:52
Speaker 1: the leadership in Iran, then there is a real opportunity
29:56
Speaker 1: for peace in that region. It will not be easy
29:59
Speaker 1: it will not be easy. But let's say seven nine,
30:02
Speaker 1: seven one fives, there are seven four zero. Here we go, Richard,
30:07
Speaker 1: perpetual war? What perpetual war? Ukraine? Is the perpetual war? Yes,
30:12
Speaker 1: it is right. And again I go back to Ukraine.
30:17
Speaker 1: You have both parties Zelanski and Putin seem to be
30:21
Speaker 1: reluctant to have peace over there. And then I go
30:24
Speaker 1: back to Roger Stone. You can listen to him on
30:26
Speaker 1: Sundays here and the question, here's your Latin phrase of
30:29
Speaker 1: the day, Quebano, who benefits from war in Ukraine? It's
30:35
Speaker 1: not so much Ukraine, It's not so much Russia. I mean,
30:39
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, it depends on what
30:41
Speaker 1: kind of a peace deal is reached. But a lot
30:43
Speaker 1: of military contractors, Oh, they're doing very well. But also
30:49
Speaker 1: you have people who are saying that, you know, European
30:53
Speaker 1: nations they're doing well as well because now they're willing
30:57
Speaker 1: to pick up, you know, the slack and start being
31:00
Speaker 1: able to defend themselves, something that President Trump's been asking
31:03
Speaker 1: for for a long time. Yep. And how did they
31:06
Speaker 1: get to that point? Did they get to that point
31:08
Speaker 1: just because he sat across the table and said, you're
31:10
Speaker 1: not paying your fair share, or do you believe a
31:13
Speaker 1: lot of things had to be said behind the scenes
31:16
Speaker 1: and sometimes in front of the scenes. Yeah, that perpetual war.
31:20
Speaker 1: That and here's my thing. If Zelenski and Putin want
31:23
Speaker 1: that war to just keep going on and on and
31:25
Speaker 1: on and on, then you know it's not the United
31:28
Speaker 1: States job to end that war. If European nations want
31:34
Speaker 1: to do that kind of thing, it's it's their continent.
31:38
Speaker 1: I'm tired of the United States fighting other people's wars.
31:41
Speaker 1: We bailed Europe out World War One, We bailed Europe
31:46
Speaker 1: out World War two Korea. You know, you wouldn't have
31:50
Speaker 1: what we have there if the United States didn't go
31:53
Speaker 1: there and hold back and defeat the Chinese, at least
31:57
Speaker 1: were a big portion of Korea. We go through every
32:01
Speaker 1: damn conflict. But that gets to the perpetual war that
32:04
Speaker 1: I was talking about before this one. Nobody wants more
32:09
Speaker 1: Mid East war. Iran still has a huge military and
32:13
Speaker 1: Chinese Russian support. Absolutely true targeted drone air strikes most
32:18
Speaker 1: we would accept no doubt Iran would attack our bases
32:21
Speaker 1: to escalate. That comes from don In Monument. You're right
32:25
Speaker 1: on point here, Don and That's the part where I
32:28
Speaker 1: always say, you know, boots on the ground, Well, technically
32:30
Speaker 1: we had boots on the ground special forces for what
32:33
Speaker 1: half an hour hour at the most down there in Venezuela.
32:37
Speaker 1: But I don't think that's what we'd be looking at
32:39
Speaker 1: in Iran. And you always have the same problem. You
32:42
Speaker 1: see this all of these nations. They hate the leadership
32:46
Speaker 1: of the nation, and we come in and we think, well,
32:48
Speaker 1: if we just do this, and they'll all rise up
32:50
Speaker 1: against Vadilla Castro. Right, they're gonna rise up in Cuba,
32:55
Speaker 1: but they don't because they always fear the outside for more.
33:00
Speaker 1: And it brings the various groups together in a given nation.
33:05
Speaker 1: As soon as the United States gets involved again, you know,
33:08
Speaker 1: the United Nations. Why are we even in the United
33:11
Speaker 1: Nations If you're a supporter of the United States and
33:15
Speaker 1: the UN funding it and you've got property and all
33:19
Speaker 1: of the rest. Remind me what the UN has done
33:23
Speaker 1: for us recently. It's been an impediment to almost everything.
33:29
Speaker 1: And I see absolutely no benefit whatsoever. This one comes in.
33:35
Speaker 1: It says no one is coming to Iran's aid. Don't
33:38
Speaker 1: pay any attention to it. To Tehran, Bob, Iran is
33:42
Speaker 1: flying blind. I agree with that. I don't think anybody's
33:45
Speaker 1: going to come to their aid. If China and Russia
33:48
Speaker 1: were going to come to the aid of someone, they
33:51
Speaker 1: would have come to the aid of Venezuela. And remember
33:56
Speaker 1: I talked you about Dick Cheney when he wanted to
33:58
Speaker 1: have a regime change in seven nations in five years.
34:02
Speaker 1: One of the reasons he said was that they had
34:05
Speaker 1: gone to war and we had gone into Iraq and
34:08
Speaker 1: we saw that Russia didn't come in. They stayed away
34:13
Speaker 1: from all of this, and that set the queue, at
34:16
Speaker 1: least to Dick Cheney, you have no respect for. But
34:19
Speaker 1: he got the message that, well, we can do this
34:21
Speaker 1: and Russia is not going to intervene. Did we get
34:24
Speaker 1: that same message from Venezuela. I hope so. I think so.
34:29
Speaker 1: But there is also something else that is a game
34:31
Speaker 1: changer out there. It's been rumored, it's been talked about.
34:35
Speaker 1: There may be an announcement on it coming between now
34:38
Speaker 1: and July. I'll tell you about that when we come
34:41
Speaker 1: back your thoughts. In terms of all the Grammys and
34:44
Speaker 1: all the lestis wackos out there, my main thing to
34:48
Speaker 1: get from you is not military input on what's going
34:51
Speaker 1: on in Iran. But a very simple question, are all
34:55
Speaker 1: lives equal? You look at a couple of people who
34:59
Speaker 1: were not protesting, they were impeding law enforcement, and then
35:05
Speaker 1: you look at just flat out innocent victims of intentional
35:09
Speaker 1: crimes and intent to abduct, to rape, and to murder
35:12
Speaker 1: this young lady, an attempt to rape this woman, clobber
35:17
Speaker 1: in the head, and then you killed. There was specific
35:19
Speaker 1: intent there. I just didn't have that specific intent to
35:23
Speaker 1: go out there and take two lines that could have
35:26
Speaker 1: been stopped at any point by either pretty or good
35:31
Speaker 1: just doing what they were told to do. You know,
35:33
Speaker 1: the car stop whatever happens to be seven one nine
35:35
Speaker 1: seve one five zero seven four zero. Is it really
35:38
Speaker 1: that simple? I think it is. Back after this, go Steve. Steve,
35:41
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35:43
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35:45
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35:48
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35:56
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35:58
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36:02
Speaker 1: Welcome aboard, It's Monday. What do you got?
36:05
Speaker 5: Yeah, Richard, you seem to be under the impression that
36:08
Speaker 5: there was nothing harmful to President Trump in the Epstein
36:12
Speaker 5: document that were released on Friday. I'm reading from a
36:16
Speaker 5: document that was highlighted in yellow. It said a female
36:21
Speaker 5: friend was forced to perform oral sex on President Trump
36:25
Speaker 5: approximately thirty five years ago in New Jersey. The friend
36:29
Speaker 5: told Alexus that she was approximately thirteen to fourteen years
36:33
Speaker 5: old when this occurred, and the friend allegedly bit President
36:37
Speaker 5: Trump while performing oral sex. The friend was allegedly hit
36:40
Speaker 5: in the face after she laughed about biting President Trump.
36:44
Speaker 5: That seems to be harmful to President Trump. Wuldn't you agree?
36:47
Speaker 1: Let me thank you for the call, and I'll address this, Steve.
36:52
Speaker 1: What I think the proof of derangement is that you
36:58
Speaker 1: will look for anything. So we have what a million
37:00
Speaker 1: documents or did it was it more than that that
37:02
Speaker 1: have been released and that's just the latest one, right,
37:05
Speaker 1: just the latest one. And when it comes to President Trump,
37:09
Speaker 1: I have zero doubt that he's mentioned. Three million pages
37:13
Speaker 1: is what was released since Friday. I have zero down.
37:16
Speaker 1: I've said this before that he would be mentioned in
37:19
Speaker 1: the files if that were true, because it's one thing
37:23
Speaker 1: to have out of three million pages something like that.
37:27
Speaker 1: But I think don't believe in that you are innocent
37:31
Speaker 1: until proven guilty. I would think that that would be
37:34
Speaker 1: the case, because that seems to run absolutely contrary to
37:38
Speaker 1: the President Trump that I know. But you're going to say, well, no, no,
37:41
Speaker 1: he said he grabbed, and he didn't say he grabbed.
37:43
Speaker 1: He said there were women who would let you. That's consent,
37:47
Speaker 1: right there? Do these things? Look, I didn't vote for
37:49
Speaker 1: him as a morality police. But somebody did text me
37:54
Speaker 1: and say, but Richard, you said that if it was
37:56
Speaker 1: proven that President Trump did in fact have sex with
38:01
Speaker 1: a minor, that you would, you know, stand, you'd quit
38:04
Speaker 1: standing by him. Well, that's true, but what you just read,
38:09
Speaker 1: what is it? I don't know what it is. It
38:11
Speaker 1: would seemed to me that if that had actually happened,
38:14
Speaker 1: you wouldn't find one reference to that. You'd find a
38:17
Speaker 1: lot of references to it. And I have to tell
38:19
Speaker 1: you I haven't been through the three million pages, but
38:23
Speaker 1: as an attorney, I can tell you when you start
38:24
Speaker 1: going through these things, just because somebody says something about
38:28
Speaker 1: a person that they hate, and that was the relationship
38:31
Speaker 1: between Epstein and Trump, not originally but toward the end
38:35
Speaker 1: of it. You know, I think it's wishful thinking. I think,
38:40
Speaker 1: and if you can, I don't have time to take
38:43
Speaker 1: another call back from you, but go ahead and shoot
38:46
Speaker 1: me a text and tell me if that, in fact
38:48
Speaker 1: were true, why are we finding out about it now?
38:53
Speaker 1: One page out of three million. Let's go to the
39:01
Speaker 1: Epstein files here real quickly. It's going to be a
39:05
Speaker 1: narrative over and over and over again. We'll hear what
39:08
Speaker 1: Box News has to say about this. I can guarantee
39:10
Speaker 1: you I'm going to say, after there was any there
39:12
Speaker 1: there the Democrats would he used it against Trump? A
39:15
Speaker 1: long time ago. Disagreement, however, among government officials as to
39:18
Speaker 1: whether all of the Epstein files have been made public.
39:22
Speaker 1: Fox says Colonel Scott has got the latest.
39:24
Speaker 4: Deputy Attorney General Todd Blantz says, mindus a few documents
39:28
Speaker 4: that must be released by a judge's order.
39:31
Speaker 6: This review is over.
39:33
Speaker 1: I mean, we reviewed over six million pieces of paper,
39:36
Speaker 1: thousands of videos, tens of thousands of images.
39:40
Speaker 4: But House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffrey says millions more documents
39:44
Speaker 4: remain unreleased.
39:45
Speaker 1: So the question that has to be asked that the
39:47
Speaker 1: American people are asking is what are they hiding from
39:50
Speaker 1: the American people and who are they protecting.
39:53
Speaker 4: Both were on ABC's This Week. The most recent files
39:56
Speaker 4: showed epstein exchanges with political strategist Steve Bann and whether
40:01
Speaker 4: Epstein's last message was a suicide note Granald Scott, Fox News.
40:07
Speaker 1: And if you're only to read the headlines, you would believe,
40:11
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, Trump is all over the place. He
40:13
Speaker 1: was down at the Aisland. He is involved in everything.
40:16
Speaker 1: So I'm looking at this. Four minutes ago, a woman
40:20
Speaker 1: says Ai editing no children. Original video