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"Greeks vs Persians Again?" (Tuesday, March 03, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 6: three four eight eight two fourteen to won seven. You
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Speaker 6: can also email to JT in the Morning Radio at
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Speaker 6: gmail dot com. Charles on that email address. One damn
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Speaker 6: iyatola after another? Are you are you giving a nod
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Speaker 6: me I'm wrong about it, because I kind of like
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Speaker 6: Leo in a lot of the stuff he's done, you know, inception,
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Speaker 6: stuff like that. Even even the Tarantino once upon a
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Speaker 6: time in Hollywood, I thought he was excellent. And the
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Speaker 6: his way in in New America, you know, guest spots
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Speaker 6: on Manic. It was just a terrific I mean, well written, obviously,
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Speaker 6: but there had fun, as Charles writes in had fun
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Speaker 6: imagining a Kunga line of successor Ayatolas dancing around Tehran,
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Speaker 6: each one getting picked off by our superb intel and
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Speaker 6: strike capability as he reaches the head of the line.
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Speaker 6: To me, your your picture is reminiscent of those old
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Speaker 6: duck shooting arcade games. You know, you shoot at the
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Speaker 6: duck and uh and then you know the duck.
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Speaker 3: Would fall and what you don't remember that one with
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Speaker 3: the belt?
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Speaker 6: I guess you know, arcade games and that kind of
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Speaker 6: stuff are things of history. Anyway, Once upon a Time
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Speaker 6: at the County Carnival is more along the lines of
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Speaker 6: what we're talking about here. But be that as it may,
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Speaker 6: appreciate it, Don and Don writes in Hussein Obama never
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Speaker 6: a true American. Well, and a lot of folks are
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Speaker 6: pointing to the Obama administration. I'm one of them, as
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Speaker 6: at the the the apology tour that he embarked upon
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Speaker 6: in two thousand and nine. So here are our first
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Speaker 6: things this morning, and war is a conversation we can
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Speaker 6: continue to have through the course of the morning. Here's
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Speaker 6: one that hasn't gotten a lot of air. The Supreme
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Speaker 6: Court cleared the way Monday for California schools to go
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Speaker 6: back to telling parents if their children identify as transgender
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Speaker 6: without getting the student's approval, granting an emergency appeal from
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Speaker 6: a conservative legal group, as if any other would ask.
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Speaker 6: The order blocks a state law that bans automatic parental
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Speaker 6: notification requirements. So that's key what's going on here through California.
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Speaker 6: California has a state law that requires schools to call
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Speaker 6: parents if their children come to school dressed as the
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Speaker 6: alternate gender and want to self identify as a boy
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Speaker 6: or girl. Depending California, any proof that Virginia is hurtling
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Speaker 6: towards being the most left wing state in the nation
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Speaker 6: at this moment. Iran struck the US Embassy in Saudi
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Speaker 6: Arabia's capital early this morning. As its strikes continue, Hesbolo
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Speaker 6: is now getting into the Fray as well out of Lebanon,
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Speaker 6: where they lobbed some missiles at Israel Monday, prompting Israeli
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Speaker 6: attacks on Almanar, the Almanar Channel studios in Beirut's southern suburbs.
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Speaker 6: United Kingdom has moved firmly behind the United States, not
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Speaker 6: to hide, but to authorize the use of British military
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Speaker 6: bases to support American defensive operations in Iran. The State Department, however,
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Speaker 6: has urged Americans to immediately leave more than a dozen
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Speaker 6: countries across the Middle East, warning of serious safety risks.
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Speaker 6: early Sunday morning Austin, Texas deadly shooting. The FBI and
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Speaker 6: of a motive in this The fifty three year old
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Speaker 3: I'm told how it's pronounced.
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Speaker 6: I'm going by your words, not mine, wearing an Iranian
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Speaker 6: But they say it's too soon to detect a motive.
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Speaker 19: The regime's conventional ballistic missile program was growing rapidly and dramatically,
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Speaker 19: and this posed a very clear, colossal threat to American
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Speaker 19: air forces overseas.
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Speaker 6: So the reaction is Trump says missiles were going to
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Speaker 6: strike the United States, and we have six people on
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Speaker 6: And believe me, we have conversations in abstract all the time.
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Speaker 6: the parliamentarily elected leader of Iran in the fifties? No,
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Speaker 6: but I got six emails correcting me on the ear
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Speaker 6: that happened. We're having a conversation in abstract, and in
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Speaker 6: each one of the emails I responded, is aside from
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Speaker 6: the year that I mentioned, are there any other things
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Speaker 6: wrong in what I said?
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Speaker 6: What's a good Marxist to do to disarm the population? Oh,
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Speaker 6: It was oh, but the girl was mauled, and this
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Speaker 3: He didn't say that. We know he meant it.
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Speaker 6: playing around with. But I mentioned that, I get a
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Speaker 6: dozen emails saying year you mentioned was wrong and you
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Speaker 3: And this is.
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Speaker 6: Unfortunately an existential conversation in American governance beyond just the
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Speaker 6: Senate race got elected anything?
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Speaker 1: I mean, can you please explain how we've done. If
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Speaker 1: you guys are doing that, I am done. You can
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Speaker 1: hold me a contempt from now to the cows come home.
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Speaker 1: This is just typical behavior. Oh for heaven, I say
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Speaker 1: to understand how that's promissible for the hearing was It
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Speaker 1: doesn't matter.
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Speaker 14: We all are abiding by the same rules.
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Speaker 11: Poor Chelsea, poor Bill.
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Speaker 6: I mean, you know, you know no wonder And as
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Speaker 6: we wrap this morning, the discussion and now the concern
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Speaker 6: as the spinmeisters and the senators like Mark Warner and
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Speaker 6: Tim Kane react to what the columnists right interpreting the
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Speaker 6: president's words rather than just reporting the president's words, the
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Speaker 6: concerns begin to be you know, is it is it
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Speaker 6: Afghanistan again? Is it Vietnam again? And I made and
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Speaker 6: I triggered some people because I was talking about the
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Speaker 6: issue that the Soviet Union was having its internal struggles
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Speaker 6: until Germany.
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Speaker 3: Invaded it in World War Two.
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Speaker 6: And gave it a galvanizing thing, galvanizing moment and probably
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Speaker 6: bought the Soviet Union forty more years of life. But
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Speaker 6: you know, in that in that forty years, now we
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Speaker 6: begat Southeast Asia, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and of course you
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Speaker 6: know the the Vietnamese Peninsula where we were, Right Bob.
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Speaker 24: Joe, I agree with your position.
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Speaker 25: The only thing I'm afraid of is this is going
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Speaker 25: to become another Vietnam where we started something we're not
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Speaker 25: ever gonna be able to finish.
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Speaker 3: That's the key, and that's why I said.
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Speaker 24: Millions, millions of different people are going to get killed.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's the point I made, was what comes in
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Speaker 6: the next week or two will tell us because unlike Vietnam,
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Speaker 6: where it was a media vacuum, there's media everywhere, so
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Speaker 6: we will know what's going on. We will see what's
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Speaker 6: going on. We will have clues and the things. So
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Speaker 6: quietly moving advisors into Cambodia and Laos is not going
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Speaker 6: to be possible. Now, what happens within Iran is going
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Speaker 6: to be the key, And.
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Speaker 25: My biggest concern and scare part is we're going to
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Speaker 25: get withdraw drawn within because we basically, if we believe
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Speaker 25: what Israel in the United States has said that they
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Speaker 25: basically eliminated the top forty percent of the military and government.
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Speaker 25: How can a country in one day automatically without the
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Speaker 25: help of someone coming in and taking care of them, revive.
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Speaker 6: Now I understand what you're saying, and there's a reality
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Speaker 6: to that, but you know, this is why we have
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Speaker 6: to see because what we didn't have in Vietnam was.
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Speaker 3: The support of the locals. We they viewed us as.
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Speaker 6: The replacement French in this in Southeast Asia. You know,
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Speaker 6: Ho Chi Minh came to the United States to learn
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Speaker 6: Washington's tactics in an effort to get rid of the
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Speaker 6: French then the French left and left us holding a
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Speaker 6: bag of burning excrement, you know, a country that was
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Speaker 6: ready to just get rid of their colonial overlords, which
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Speaker 6: we should have seen and supported. We were in this
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Speaker 6: you know, wild fight to stave off Communism on the
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Speaker 6: battlefield rather than on the you know floor of you know,
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Speaker 6: a retail establishment. We should have done what Reagan tried
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Speaker 6: to do, which was drag Communism and mart and Stalin
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Speaker 6: and all of that out into the sunlight and let
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Speaker 6: everyone see the brutality of it, rather than trying to
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Speaker 6: you know, arrest it or beat it on a battle field,
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Speaker 6: which is just you know, it can work. It might
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Speaker 6: not work, but it certainly isn't going to work if
52:05
Speaker 6: you're fighting in someone else's country.
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Speaker 3: But you know your point of.
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Speaker 24: It, and you're absolutely correct.
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Speaker 25: And the other thing is is you have you understand,
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Speaker 25: but the majority of people don't understand.
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Speaker 24: This is a religious war. It's war between the sites
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Speaker 24: and the Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Oh, without question, hopefully we're doing our part.
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Speaker 6: I do have to run here, but hey, have a
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Speaker 6: great day, you too, Bye bye. Yeah, And we've gotta
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Speaker 6: be careful when the Shia hits the fan. But we
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Speaker 6: need to see the support of the locals. If we don't,
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Speaker 6: we've made a huge mistake. That's my point. I'm sticking
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Speaker 6: to it. I'm Joe until tomorrow morning. So long and
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Speaker 6: thanks for all the fish to Hi.
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