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Wicked Radio 5-30: Dems' Plan To Win Back Men, Tapper Thinks You're Dumb, & Hawaii's Climate Tax · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: But do that and share and thanks so much. Welcome
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Speaker 1: to it. Hey, there's a theme of all the stories today,
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Speaker 1: and you're gonna sound it's gonna sound like it's unfortunate
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Speaker 1: at first and frustrating. We're gonna tell you it's a
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Speaker 1: good thing. People in charge of well, many Pauls see
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Speaker 1: decisions and media companies and influencers in this country. A
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Speaker 1: lot of them think you and me and everybody else
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Speaker 1: normal everyday Americans. They think we're stupid, and you'll see
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Speaker 1: that in all the stories today that are making headlines.
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Speaker 1: And my response to you and my message to you
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Speaker 1: is good, this is exactly what you want. Now. Your
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Speaker 1: first reaction would be, well, that's insulting. I don't want
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Speaker 1: anybody thinking I'm stupid and putting the American people down
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Speaker 1: and the working class men and woman. Good. This is
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Speaker 1: exactly where you want to be. And the more clueless
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Speaker 1: they get, the more powerful you and I are a
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Speaker 1: couple of examples of that coming up, the first one
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Speaker 1: being how often did you hear this this week? Elon
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Speaker 1: got fired? He got fired? Well, Trump doesn't give a
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Speaker 1: press conference which will be happening today, to somebody that
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Speaker 1: he has fired from the administration. By the way, he
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Speaker 1: wasn't even an employee of the administration. It wasn't a
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Speaker 1: government employee. And the looks as though, looks as though
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Speaker 1: those doze cuts will be implemented after all. We'll take
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Speaker 1: a guess, at least some of them. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: It's a start. We've got that to talk about. The
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Speaker 1: other person that thinks you're stupid. We're stupid is Jake Tapper,
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Speaker 1: who will not stop covering up for mainly himself in
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Speaker 1: the Biden brain cover up. And I thought it was
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Speaker 1: just to sell a book. It's mainly a cover up.
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Speaker 1: We'll get into that as well. But the biggest story,
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Speaker 1: the most important one of all, is my favorite story
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Speaker 1: of the week so far, and it kind of held
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Speaker 1: off until they found their first influencer to get it done.
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Speaker 1: What I'm talking about is this is the greatest thing.
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Speaker 1: It's hilarious and it shows you how clueless they are.
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Speaker 1: We all know the numbers that the Democrats just have lost, well,
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Speaker 1: lots of different demographics, you know, Hispanics, black males, is
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Speaker 1: and also a number that's not voting for them. Importantly though,
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Speaker 1: they've lost young men in the eighteen to twenty five category,
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Speaker 1: like they're gone, Like they're just not voting for Democrats
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Speaker 1: at all. And here's the greatest thing. They can't figure
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Speaker 1: out why they don't. They don't know it. So here
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Speaker 1: here's the first part of it, which I think is
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Speaker 1: just great. And this news actually came out on Monday
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Speaker 1: and it's been a while, but it's not going away,
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Speaker 1: which tells me it turns out to be true. Here
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Speaker 1: it is, you ready, the Democrats, that particular party, and
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Speaker 1: I'm not trying to make this about a Democrat Republican
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Speaker 1: then whatever. It's just that they are. They were so
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Speaker 1: confident for so long that they had this particular group
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Speaker 1: of society that they got really cocky until they lost them.
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Speaker 1: They're spending this is from the New York Times. They're
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Speaker 1: spending a twenty million dollar ad sweep campaign ads twenty
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Speaker 1: million bucks targeting young men they've lost in elections. So
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Speaker 1: you know what this means when an ad agency is involved.
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Speaker 1: They've got consultants and they've got ad agency executives to
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Speaker 1: tell them, well, this is what you know, men really
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Speaker 1: want that, this is what these young college age men
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Speaker 1: really are into. It's a campaign tentatively labeled SAM or
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Speaker 1: Speaking with American Men, not fully approved or funded yet,
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Speaker 1: but would put the party strategy in front of young
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Speaker 1: men online, getting party messaging added to video games as well,
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Speaker 1: because that's a it's true, that's a massive you know,
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Speaker 1: streamers and video games. And Trump figured that out in
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Speaker 1: the election. He understood it. So they're going to tart
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Speaker 1: young men. So to get this done is why I
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Speaker 1: held off on the story to see where it goes.
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Speaker 1: I wanted to see with the first personality to come
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Speaker 1: out what this was, because you need an influencer to
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Speaker 1: get this done right. You need a first You need
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Speaker 1: the first influencer to get this out. And I thought
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Speaker 1: it would be somebody like nood Alarm, David Hogg or
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Speaker 1: who is the transgender that sunk the bud Light campaign.
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Speaker 1: I thought it would be that one or something clueless. No,
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Speaker 1: the person that they've chosen, the first one to get
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Speaker 1: out the messaging to try to reach young men you ready,
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Speaker 1: is a person called Olivia Juliana, a very large, very
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Speaker 1: obese young woman who's a political influencer. I guess, And
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Speaker 1: I only say about the body type thing. I don't.
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Speaker 1: I'm not just to pick on her. It actually is
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Speaker 1: relevant to the story. You'll find out here in a second.
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Speaker 1: So Olivia Juliana is making the uh I guess the
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Speaker 1: podcast interview rounds and she's going to be the first
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Speaker 1: face of the Democrat of the Democrats plan to win
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Speaker 1: young men and get their votes. This is one of
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Speaker 1: the podcasts she did the day before yesterday, explaining how well.
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Speaker 1: She goes to college campuses and she talks to these
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Speaker 1: so called conservative young men that the Democrats don't understand,
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Speaker 1: and she understands what they're all about. She loves them,
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Speaker 1: and she says they're more like us, us US being her.
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Speaker 2: I love rot guys, and in that I've realized, like,
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Speaker 2: even the ones that identify as conservative are almost always
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Speaker 2: pro choice. They're almost always pro gay marriage. You'd be
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Speaker 2: surprised at the number of them who support a Black
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Speaker 2: Lives Matter and so I feel like people just kind
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Speaker 2: of lump them into this box when the truth is again,
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Speaker 2: a lot of that are with us on the issues.
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Speaker 2: They're just not part of our coalition because they feel
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Speaker 2: like they're not welcome to them.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let me give her credit, or at least she
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Speaker 1: understands that they don't feel represented by really them who
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Speaker 1: they the Democrats thought they were. Okay, that's fine, but
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Speaker 1: here's what, oh boy, here's what. She also doesn't understand.
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Speaker 1: Young dudes high school or college age also like to
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Speaker 1: prank you. They love to get surveyed on college campuses.
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Speaker 1: They'll give the exact wrong answer. Maybe maybe they're telling
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Speaker 1: her that the truth. But she's also not the kind
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Speaker 1: of person they're going to open up to. Let me
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Speaker 1: say that way. She's not exactly the frat girl kind
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Speaker 1: of type, which goes back to the original thing to
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Speaker 1: choose her as the first person to reach young men.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, nobody wants to say it, but it's the
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Speaker 1: god's honest truth. You need a hotty if you're going
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Speaker 1: to do that, If you're going to find a female
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Speaker 1: political influencer, find somebody that most just regular young dudes
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Speaker 1: on college campuses would find really hot. That's not her.
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Speaker 1: And I only say that. I know it sounds nasty,
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Speaker 1: but it's part of the story. They specifically chose her
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Speaker 1: to target young men and to find out what they're
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Speaker 1: all about. There's your first mistake. But to spend twenty
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Speaker 1: million dollars and to find social media influencers and to
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Speaker 1: try to find out, well, you know, why, how do
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Speaker 1: we speak to young men? And one of the first
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Speaker 1: things they came up with that came out of this
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Speaker 1: the next follow up article was we're not using the
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Speaker 1: right wording. Oh my god, Yeah, that's that's it. Yeah, Sure,
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Speaker 1: that's why that's why you're losing young men in droves. Sure,
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Speaker 1: it couldn't be that over the past I'll be kind
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Speaker 1: to them, I'll call it ten years. It couldn't be that,
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Speaker 1: you know, you called young dudes toxic masculinity. You know,
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Speaker 1: you said that being a boy and doing boy type
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Speaker 1: things is wrong. It couldn't be so when there were
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Speaker 1: young kids, that's the first thing they heard. It couldn't
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Speaker 1: be that, you know, in their baseball games, you told
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Speaker 1: them that there's no winner. It's that everybody gets it.
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Speaker 1: Everybody gets to play, and everybody and there's no we're
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Speaker 1: not keeping scores, and everybody gets a trophy. It couldn't
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Speaker 1: be that. No, it couldn't be that. It couldn't be
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Speaker 1: that when they get to high school age and then
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Speaker 1: through college, you the same media people from the left.
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Speaker 1: It couldn't be that you told them that they're homophobic
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Speaker 1: or transphobic if they refused to date a transgender person.
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Speaker 1: It couldn't be that. It also couldn't be that you
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Speaker 1: chose as your main influencers and the main people you
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Speaker 1: thought would represent them, people like little nood Alarm David Hogg,
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Speaker 1: who's everywhere. You know, this little wimp who you let
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Speaker 1: into Harvard with awful grades because he was pro gun control,
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Speaker 1: and he was going to be your leader, and the
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Speaker 1: elected him the co chair of the DNC recently. It
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Speaker 1: couldn't be that. It couldn't be that in the hiring
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Speaker 1: practices when they actually get into the workforce, you excluded
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Speaker 1: young men, and first of all, you couldn't get into
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Speaker 1: college if you were a white, middle class young man.
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Speaker 1: You were already discriminated against for that, and then the
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Speaker 1: workforce you would be the first to be fired and
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Speaker 1: the last to be hired. It couldn't be that. It
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Speaker 1: couldn't be all of these discriminary practices and the talking
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Speaker 1: down to them and telling them they're bad and middle class,
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Speaker 1: middle of the road, patriotic kids who were conservative and
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Speaker 1: god forbid, they were Christian in the middle of the country.
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Speaker 1: You told them that they were wrong about everything. It
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Speaker 1: couldn't be that. Could it? Really? No, it couldn't be that.
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Speaker 1: It's sure, go with your plan. It's how you spoke
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Speaker 1: to them. You know, it's the wording, right, and you
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Speaker 1: didn't have the right influence. Sure right. You've constantly put
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Speaker 1: down young men. You've demonized them, you've tried to feminize them.
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Speaker 1: You've said that their heroes should actually be the sensitive
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Speaker 1: men and the feminists and the transgenders. It couldn't be
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Speaker 1: that that you've left them and you still don't get it.
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Speaker 1: So spend your twenty million dollars, keep on sending out
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Speaker 1: the Olivia Julianas of the world to try to reach
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Speaker 1: young men because you're clueless. And the main takeaway, and
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Speaker 1: this is especially for you young dudes, this proves once
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Speaker 1: and for all what you've always suspected. The political class
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Speaker 1: type people in this country. They think you're stupid. They
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Speaker 1: think you're stupid and you could be molded into whatever
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Speaker 1: they want and you rejected it. Good, absolutely, good for you.
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Speaker 1: This is a good thing. Anybody any large influence, you know,
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Speaker 1: the real decision, the power players, the power brokers in
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Speaker 1: our country, in our society, when they think you're stupid.
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Speaker 1: Good because they're not going to see it coming. Is
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Speaker 1: they certainly didn't see this happening. They still don't understand why.
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Speaker 1: They love why young for the most part, conservative men
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Speaker 1: have left a Democratic party. Good, good for you, absolutely,
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Speaker 1: I can't wait to see that because they're not going
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Speaker 1: to give up. So they're committed to this thing. So
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Speaker 1: who the next influencer is going to be God knows,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see good. That's excellent. You should
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Speaker 1: take it all right. Here's the other thing, here's another
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Speaker 1: reason why they think we're all stupid. How often did
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Speaker 1: you hear it this week? Elon got fired? Good And
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Speaker 1: this is mainly from all the politicians. Trump has finally
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Speaker 1: come to his senses and fired Elon. First of all,
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Speaker 1: you dopes. No, you're trying to tell us that Elon
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Speaker 1: wasn't a government employee. His time as leader of DOEGE
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Speaker 1: Department of Government Efficiency was ending as scheduled. Well, it
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Speaker 1: turns out. It turns out he's still going to be involved.
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Speaker 1: He has a day job. He has many companies to run, right,
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Speaker 1: and trying to get us to Mars one day. But
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Speaker 1: if someone is fired and going away, which they're trying
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Speaker 1: to tell you, and they're trying to tell me, you
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Speaker 1: don't get a press conference. Here's Trump's announcement just yesterday
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Speaker 1: on truth social maving a press confence tomorrow at one
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Speaker 1: thirty pm, which of course probably means like three. Those
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Speaker 1: things are always late with Elon must get the Oval office.
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Speaker 1: It'll be his last day, but not really because he
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Speaker 1: I'll always be with us helping the way Elon is terrific.
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Speaker 1: C m are at the White House. So Elon's not
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Speaker 1: quite done yet. It was even I saw a headline
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Speaker 1: in the Daily Mail yesterday, the UK online outlet, which
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Speaker 1: said it was something to the effect that of Elon's
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Speaker 1: unceremonious and week send off, they literally are giving him
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Speaker 1: a press conference. I wouldn't expect that to go away.
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Speaker 1: And this may for me and everybody else that wants
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Speaker 1: to see these dosee cuts codified, this may alloy our
12:30
Speaker 1: fears a little bit. I'm interested into seeing what they're
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Speaker 1: gonna say. But this made me feel really good because
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Speaker 1: it was in the key wording here. So this guy
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Speaker 1: is a California representative who was turning out to be
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Speaker 1: pretty awesome. Brandon Gill, He's a young dude and being
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Speaker 1: from California, has fought the nonsense of the politicians in
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Speaker 1: his state his whole career and now he's on a
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Speaker 1: national stage. Brandon Gill was on one of the financial
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Speaker 1: shows yesterday, but I'm in Fox Business, I don't think
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Speaker 1: it was CNBC, and he was talking about these dollge
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Speaker 1: cuts and the update what he's hearing as a member
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Speaker 1: of Congress because he's got to get this recision bill
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Speaker 1: back to Congress, and he's going to be one of
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Speaker 1: the people want back to the House. Excuse me, he's
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Speaker 1: going to be one of the people voting on it.
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Speaker 1: What does he say about it. It's a little long,
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Speaker 1: but listen to what he says at the end.
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Speaker 3: I don't think that we can get these recision bills
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Speaker 3: done fast enough. I think this is something the American
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Speaker 3: people have been demanding that we actually execute on. They
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Speaker 3: don't just want hearings, they don't just want talk. They
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Speaker 3: want this money clawed back. So what I'm hearing now
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Speaker 3: is that we're going to get a recision bill Monday
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Speaker 3: that will pull back money from NPR and PBS, two
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Speaker 3: left wing propaganda outlets. They get over five hundred million
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Speaker 3: dollars every year. We're also going to claw back money
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Speaker 3: from USIID. I think that's a great start, but we've
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Speaker 3: got a lot more to do after that.
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Speaker 1: It's well good, see he said start there, which is
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Speaker 1: the good part of the message. It sounds like it's
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Speaker 1: going to be a drop in the bucket, big but
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Speaker 1: a drop in the bucket compared to the amount of
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Speaker 1: the entire budget. And I understand that. I understand that
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Speaker 1: everybody's pissed off at that. I get it. I want
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Speaker 1: the cuts to But if somebody like that Brandon gill
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Speaker 1: is saying it's a start to common sense spending and
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Speaker 1: cutting back all of this wasteful spending, there's hope. Yet,
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Speaker 1: the doze isn't going away, and these cuts will continue
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Speaker 1: to happen going forward. I'm gonna hope. So we'll see.
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Speaker 1: We'll see what happens at the press conference. But they
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Speaker 1: say Trump says it's at one thirty pm. If that
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Speaker 1: thing is on time, I'll be more shocked than that
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Speaker 1: that they're in there never on time. But I don't know.
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Speaker 1: We'll see. We'll see what Elon has to say about it, too,
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Speaker 1: because the thing that worried me about Elon's messaging throughout
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Speaker 1: the week talking about Doge was I tried. I didn't
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Speaker 1: like that, So let's see what they do. But again,
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Speaker 1: just like I told you yesterday, your voice was heard
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Speaker 1: to get these things done. So let's hope. Here's another
14:45
Speaker 1: guy that thinks we're stupid. But I thought at first
14:49
Speaker 1: it was just to sell the book, but I think
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Speaker 1: I think it's a cover for everybody like him in
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Speaker 1: the media that covered for the Biden brain disaster we're
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Speaker 1: talking about. Of course, you have probably seen, whether you
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Speaker 1: wanted to or not. Ten twelve Jake Tapper clips or interviews.
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Speaker 1: Well there's another one for you. Here's another one. I
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Speaker 1: think this was on Stephen A. Smith, where he's saying
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Speaker 1: the same messaging here, we were misled. It wasn't our fault.
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Speaker 1: This is supposedly a journalist, Jake Tapper CNN and his show,
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Speaker 1: who says, well, we were misled, It's not our fault.
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Speaker 1: Why does he get away with saying this so far
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Speaker 1: again because he thinks we're stupid, but also gives cover
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Speaker 1: to all the other media outlets who are all turning
15:30
Speaker 1: on the Bidens all of a sudden, as if they
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Speaker 1: didn't know Jake just yesterday, who.
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Speaker 4: Were as aggressive on this topic as we should have
15:39
Speaker 4: been could have been. And I'm certainly including myself in this.
15:41
Speaker 4: I'm not including Alex. But that said, this also was
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Speaker 4: a cover up. This was the Biden family and.
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Speaker 1: And you and you couldn't see through it. You're supposedly
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Speaker 1: a journalist. You had guest son maybe the famous Laura
15:59
Speaker 1: Trump interview where he yelled at her when she first
16:02
Speaker 1: brought up his cognitive disability, and this was twenty twenty two,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, I think yelled at her, No, it's
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Speaker 1: just a stutter. He was one of the main culprits
16:16
Speaker 1: buying this crap. He knew. Damn well, don't let these
16:18
Speaker 1: people fool you and tell you that they didn't know
16:21
Speaker 1: that this guy was not running anything in the White
16:23
Speaker 1: House because they're trying to run for cover. Most likely
16:27
Speaker 1: maybe because then they know the auto pen scandal is
16:29
Speaker 1: coming out and they get their gun, they will get subpoenas,
16:32
Speaker 1: they'll find out who was running the government. They had
16:33
Speaker 1: their suspicions so far. Jake Tapper also, along with everybody else,
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Speaker 1: they think you're dumb. Good let them because you can
16:42
Speaker 1: see right through them once you realize that. Or here's
16:45
Speaker 1: another thing. I think we finally reached the point now.
16:47
Speaker 1: And this is interesting. So Hawaii. Now, remember Hawaii, just
16:51
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago with a terrific Maui fire.
16:54
Speaker 1: They investigate much like the the La fires. They realized
16:58
Speaker 1: that state resources we're not up to par, and their
17:01
Speaker 1: state emergency system was not quite there yet, and yet
17:05
Speaker 1: they still tax to the heavens their residents and especially
17:10
Speaker 1: the tourists. Well, there's more tax coming to it. Hawaii
17:13
Speaker 1: is now instituted and now it is law, a new
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Speaker 1: tax called the climate tax. This is Hawaii's Governor Josh Green,
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Speaker 1: just after signing it yesterday. Does it make you think
17:25
Speaker 1: you might want to make a decision on where you
17:27
Speaker 1: have vacation. Maybe not yet, but let's find out where
17:30
Speaker 1: the money's going.
17:31
Speaker 5: I hope that the world is watching because having something
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Speaker 5: that is a balance between industry and environment is going
17:39
Speaker 5: to be the way to go forward to protect your
17:41
Speaker 5: people where.
17:42
Speaker 1: Okay, what's this money? What does it mean to regular people? Well,
17:44
Speaker 1: it raises one hundred million dollars a year for climate
17:48
Speaker 1: green initiatives and supposedly protecting state resources. And it's just
17:53
Speaker 1: like any other state government when they do this, they
17:55
Speaker 1: never really explain who or where the money's going to.
17:58
Speaker 1: They never break it down, they never do it. Everybody
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Speaker 1: just forgets about it. So it's a point seventy five
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Speaker 1: percent tax increase to the tax that they already have
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Speaker 1: for tourism. There's an eleven percent tax to taurists who
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Speaker 1: go to Hawaii at all. And we all know why.
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Speaker 1: If you've been to Hawaii. You know how expensive it is, food, hotels,
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Speaker 1: just travel within the state itself to the different islands.
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Speaker 1: All of it is expensive. And then on top of this,
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Speaker 1: mainly because of the climate tax, have we reached the
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Speaker 1: point it's just a question where you start to look
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Speaker 1: at where your vacation, where the money's going, because I
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Speaker 1: don't think this is going to have an effect whatsoever
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Speaker 1: at first, I really don't. No, you dream vacation to
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Speaker 1: go to Hawaii an extra point seventy five percent of
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Speaker 1: the taxes you're already paying. Is it going to matter
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Speaker 1: that many people? Probably not not at first. What if
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Speaker 1: we find the next major scandal out of that state,
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Speaker 1: or what if we have another god forbid natural disaster
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Speaker 1: where nothing was taken care of because this is supposed
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Speaker 1: to be supposed to go to state resources and protection.
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Speaker 1: What if they do What if there's another Maui incident,
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Speaker 1: homes burned down, they didn't have enough water, and they
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Speaker 1: didn't sound the remember that they didn't sound the alarm
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Speaker 1: in time for their state residents. If that happens again,
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Speaker 1: And now you go back to this day, and you
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Speaker 1: remember this tax that was supposed to go towards that
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Speaker 1: is it enough to keep you away from going to
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Speaker 1: that state and supporting them, even as beautiful as it
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Speaker 1: is dream vacation state it is for me. I think
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Speaker 1: we've reached that point. I really do. It's not a boycott.
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Speaker 1: That's another thing I heard that. I heard that all
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Speaker 1: the comments on this news story. Oh my god, mega's
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Speaker 1: dumb enough to bully cut away dead's good for us?
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Speaker 1: He's it a boycott or he just being smart on
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Speaker 1: which state governments you support. I think we've reached that
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Speaker 1: point almost not yet, but soon, it's coming soon, because
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Speaker 1: if they if they have another state disaster, when they're
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Speaker 1: charging all this money to the tourists to prevent state disasters,
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Speaker 1: I'm not gonna give him a dime. We'll see, but
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Speaker 1: let's hope that doesn't happen. We'll see. I hope you
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Speaker 1: do get to why someday, but save some money somehow,
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Speaker 1: And I hope you have a great weekend. It is
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Speaker 1: Have a great time, enjoy your freedom, be safe. We'll
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Speaker 1: gather here again on Monday to talk about all kinds
20:35
Speaker 1: of stuff. Interest to see what Elon is going to
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Speaker 1: say at this press conference today about the dog cuts.
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Speaker 1: We'll see. I don't know. Don't believe that there's gonna
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Speaker 1: be a one thirty. Those things are always late. Oh,
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Speaker 1: wicked awesome weekend. I'll talk to your