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"The Biggest Cookie Jar" (Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 5: Joe has everything, a dream of all the treasures, and
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Speaker 7: Joe, you for letting me be of service to you.
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Speaker 8: Yo, those who died so that our nation could live,
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Speaker 7: I'm like the guy listening is just like the guy
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Speaker 7: I'm talking to on the phone, and they've got things
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Speaker 9: I don't know.
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Speaker 7: Hope Bill Gates seems to be the guy i'd be asking.
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Speaker 7: He just has better lawyers. I presume our first things though.
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Speaker 7: This morning, speaking of computers, Pope Leo the fourteenth called
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Speaker 7: of forty one forty is how it came out before
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Speaker 24: So we gather together at four three four eight a
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Speaker 7: But first before we get and I want to spend
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Speaker 7: some time on this government accountability report on I know
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Speaker 7: you may need to sit down over the shock of
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Speaker 7: James Luck is on the phone with us at four
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Speaker 7: three four in eight a two four two one seven.
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Speaker 7: Just the way you can get on the line with
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Speaker 7: me but first, James wants to tell us how Gold
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Speaker 7: and Silver are greeting this truncated week. I hope you
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Speaker 7: had a good Memorial Day weekend, James. How are you
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Speaker 7: doing this morning?
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Speaker 25: Absolutely, Joe spent a lot of time with family, which
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Speaker 25: was really nice.
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Speaker 10: You know, whether it was a little rainy, but that
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Speaker 10: was okay. We had a good time together. How about you.
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Speaker 9: Doing real well?
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Speaker 7: You know, just had had a great time going through
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Speaker 7: the different operations of the day to a VFW event
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Speaker 9: It was very nice speech there.
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Speaker 7: And I did happen to note that Gold and Silver
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Speaker 7: yesterday morning had a little bit of a bounce back.
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Speaker 7: While we're here doing the show. I went to the
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Speaker 7: site and there it was, and saw how you were.
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Speaker 7: The Gold and Silver head had a nice little bounce back.
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Speaker 7: It seemed to make sense since the stock market had
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Speaker 7: kind of had problems.
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Speaker 25: Absolutely, Yeah, gold and silver we're having quite the run yesterday.
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Speaker 10: It's cooled off a little bit. Gold is currently.
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Speaker 25: Down about thirty eight dollars, about three cores of percent,
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Speaker 25: leveling off from yesterday's games.
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Speaker 10: But it's back above forty five hundred.
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Speaker 25: It's currently at four five and thirty one dollars, which
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Speaker 10: Silver also had a little bit of a pop.
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Speaker 25: Yesterday, leveling off some down about a dollar eighty so
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Speaker 25: far about a little bit over two percent in the
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Speaker 25: red at seventy six dollars and thirty cents. Still silver,
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Speaker 25: you know, kind of kind of making a run here.
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Speaker 25: We'll see if we can get back back close to eighty.
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Speaker 25: But I'm sure it's going to be a busy day today,
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Speaker 25: shipping out of orders, people stacking up silver at those
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Speaker 9: I bet that. I bet you they are.
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Speaker 7: So if you call for three four ninety seven nine coin,
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Speaker 7: Or anything like that. These are folks who are just
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Speaker 7: He might be busy packing boxes, but thus is the
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Speaker 7: great morning, sir, and just be careful of paper cuts.
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Speaker 10: Okay, I'll watch out for that. Thanks.
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Speaker 7: Joe four three four eight eight two four you one
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Speaker 7: to seven. How you and I can do it this morning?
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Speaker 7: So I know, shocked, shocked your Macaulay Culkin face this morning.
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Speaker 7: Government Accountability Office one hundred and eighty six billion dollars
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Speaker 7: in improper payments. My best, my favorite part of this
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Speaker 7: story is the places like Axios and the Raw Story,
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Speaker 7: and all the left wing bloggers are like, look, Trump lost.
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Speaker 7: Because this is first year of the Trump administration. Twenty
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Speaker 7: four billion dollars given out through these fraudulent payments out
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Speaker 7: of Medicare, Medicaid, medicare the biggest bulk, fifty seven billion
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Speaker 7: dollars in improper payments. And yet every time the President
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Speaker 7: or anyone in the admit aministration talks about reform, they're like, no,
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Speaker 7: you're gonna throw Grandma from the train. Government Accountability Office
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Speaker 7: said fifteen federal agencies reported improper payments across sixty four
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Speaker 7: different programs. Eighty two percent of those were tied to
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Speaker 7: over payments. And we have arrests here in Virginia. Our
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Speaker 7: senate Democrat leader had her fall guy arrested, as you know,
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Speaker 7: that's why you have fall guys for fraud against the
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Speaker 7: COVID relief scams you had congresswoman. So while this battle
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Speaker 7: in Dallas between Julie Johnson and Colin Allred rages over
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Speaker 7: Congress investing in stuff, how about Congress investing in government
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Speaker 7: give outs, government handouts. That's you know, that's the one
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Speaker 7: you know where I'd like to see these folks hung
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Speaker 7: because that's their own, that's their own doing. So they
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Speaker 7: Whatever they want, I'm against it because what they're seeing
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Speaker 5: Time, we have the opportunity to move not only towards
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Speaker 9: So there he declared war on poverty.
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Speaker 7: to sit down with the leaders of poverty and try
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Speaker 7: is the worst war we've ever battled, because it's based
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Speaker 9: He's wrong.
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Speaker 7: Well, he's doing what politicians do, he's doing what CEOs
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Speaker 7: we don't understand why all these tense cities are popping up.
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Speaker 7: It's because the city gave them all tense. That was
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Speaker 7: their first Oh, we'll get them off the streets. So
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Speaker 7: trails and things like that, because whether it's Lyndon Johnson
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Speaker 7: or all of his political progeny, you're not dealing with
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Speaker 7: the issues. You're putting a band aid on it. You're
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Speaker 7: like the Pope saying, somebody ought to do something about
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Speaker 7: governing AI. And my organization full of Catholics, we will
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Speaker 7: support whoever comes up with a regulation for aih your holiness,
33:06
Speaker 7: there's this list. It's ten things, real simple. You get
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Speaker 7: a problem. And I know it's controversial because people like
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Speaker 9: But he's wrong about this encyclical.
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Speaker 7: And just like Lyndon Johnson was wrong when he gave
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Speaker 5: We have the opportunity to move not only towards the
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Speaker 7: As a project of statistics, their lives damn lives and statistics.
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Speaker 7: to get some statistics as a warranty. I'll tell you this,
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Speaker 7: eighty four percent of all statistics are made up on
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Speaker 7: the spot. So take that to the bank. But we
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Speaker 7: have as a percentage of population, four times as many
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Speaker 7: poor people today as we had when Lyndon Johnson gave
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Speaker 7: Many of them aren't eighty because they didn't make it
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35:33
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Speaker 7: But no, I've listened to the Lyndon Johnson recordings. They're
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36:53
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37:40
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37:43
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47:07
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47:12
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47:33
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47:36
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Speaker 31: Well, I would submit, and I don't like to be
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47:46
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47:49
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47:57
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48:01
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48:06
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48:21
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48:28
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Speaker 31: you know, regime change. Right, So you've got all the
48:39
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48:42
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48:45
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48:47
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48:52
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48:55
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49:01
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Speaker 31: in the blood, sweat and backs of black people. Right now,
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Speaker 31: you've got a government that's cracked down on these young people,
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Speaker 31: the vast majority of whom are you know, how do
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Speaker 31: with terrible things, and so they feel unduly oppressed. Now
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Speaker 31: you've got a catalyst that were as uniforms and literally
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Speaker 31: is the same group of people from Charlot's Hill twenty seventeen.
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Speaker 31: You get the eyes of the nation on it visa people.
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Speaker 9: Well, let's go into that a second time.
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Speaker 31: Yet, I know you tell me what happens next.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, and here you know.
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Speaker 31: On July fourth, twenty twenty six in Hampton Roads. I'm
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Speaker 31: I'm fearful that if these folks who are driving this,
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Speaker 31: because these are freethinkers, these are lemmings on both sides.
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Speaker 31: You got these idiots on either end of the spectrum here,
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Speaker 31: and so you know the result obviously being to change
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Speaker 31: of fundamentally transform, not my words, there's America, yeah.
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Speaker 7: Right, well get and by our hand I mean that's
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Speaker 7: the thing is they they will convince us to vote
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Speaker 7: in favor of changing it because of the systemic.
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Speaker 9: Blah blah blah.
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Speaker 7: And I see this group, you know, this neo Nazi
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Speaker 7: group out there, and I've been trying to find some
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Speaker 7: details on their marches in Norfolk and Virginia Beach mainly,
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Speaker 7: and it seems to be because there are people protesting
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Speaker 7: the curfews that they say are targeting the black community.
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Speaker 7: So here come the twenty seventeen era Nazis back there
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Speaker 7: to again say you know, our blood, our soil.
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Speaker 9: Is that what they're you know, are they.
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Speaker 7: Using this as the premise they you know, they're setting
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Speaker 7: up both groups and then on July fourth will look
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Speaker 7: so bad or.
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Speaker 31: Before premises that I think the premise is that they're
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Speaker 31: there because now this is so disgusting. I don't even
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Speaker 31: like contemplating it that they're there because they're showing use
50:56
Speaker 31: two and fifty great. They just really is that they
50:59
Speaker 31: have to control these unruly mobs, et cetera. I don't know, right,
51:04
Speaker 31: they don't. I have no idea what these clowns are thinking,
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Speaker 31: and frankly, I don't think they're thinking. I think, sadly,
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Speaker 31: based on what I've learned about some of the people
51:10
Speaker 31: who participated in twenty seventeen, this is a group of
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Speaker 31: people who have no sense of belonging whatsoever, who want
51:17
Speaker 31: to be a part of something, and then they're led
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Speaker 31: by a smaller cabal who have no core values but
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Speaker 31: instead want to be perceived themselves and be perceived as
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Speaker 31: powerful and relevant. Right, I mean, these are just pathetic
51:30
Speaker 31: clowns on the fringes of society.
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Speaker 7: Well, and that's a big point, because I've said this before.
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Speaker 7: I when we're talking about five percent of our population,
51:39
Speaker 7: maybe ten with the two groups added together, this isn't
51:43
Speaker 7: you know, fifty percent.
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Speaker 31: Joe, Right, I mean, there's eight point seven million people
51:49
Speaker 31: in Virginia alone, and they can cobble together like eighteen
51:53
Speaker 31: pencil and then the work suit where a fake pardon me,
51:58
Speaker 31: fake ass uniform around and throw up horrendously offensive Nazi
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Speaker 31: type gestures.
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Speaker 9: Like I mean, I don't know. Plus what we do know?
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Speaker 31: Again, I wish this were hypermolic, you know, but we
52:12
Speaker 31: do know that SBLC was paying these people right through intermediaries.
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Speaker 31: We know it, right, and so yep, yeah, none of this.
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Speaker 31: Well and again, when you see eighteen people standing in
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Speaker 31: a pseudo military formation in one spot, eighteen looks like
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Speaker 31: a lot of people, Well.
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Speaker 9: Yeah it does.
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Speaker 7: But I think the sense is that this is the
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Speaker 7: first step, and this is my fear, is that this
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Speaker 7: is the first step towards something that is either going
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Speaker 7: to ruin our Independence Day celebration or use our Independence
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Speaker 7: Day celebration, as you said, as a folk room to
52:46
Speaker 7: make us change who we've been for these two hundred
52:49
Speaker 7: and fifty years because we have failed.
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