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Trump Goes After Another Harris Lie · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 2: Monday morning, twenty first day of October. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me, kicking off another week together. We are
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Speaker 2: just a little bit closer, just a little bit closer
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Speaker 2: to election day. It's a couple of weeks away. Early
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Speaker 2: votings underway. Have you already voted, You should get out
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Speaker 2: there and do it, do it early, get it done.
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Speaker 2: Depends on who you're voting for. I'm gonna be honest
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Speaker 2: with you. Gonna be honest with you. I don't I mean,
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Speaker 2: I tell people to go vote, go vote, vote and
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Speaker 2: have their voice heard. I think that's important. But I'm
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Speaker 2: just saying, if you're just voting with no information, you know,
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Speaker 2: and you're just kind of people say you gotta get
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Speaker 2: out there, but you don't got to. You don't have
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Speaker 2: to do it. You got to know what you're you're
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Speaker 2: voting for. You gotta know who you're voting for. And
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Speaker 2: I'm just saying, if your whole thing is that your
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Speaker 2: your entire focus is voting against somebody, that may not
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Speaker 2: be a reason to vote. That's all I'm getting at
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Speaker 2: but you do you. I don't tell you who to
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Speaker 2: vote for. I don't tell you to vote or not vote.
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Speaker 2: I'm just saying that it's not important that everybody vote.
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Speaker 1: We do.
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Speaker 2: Some countries do that. My wife comes from a country
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Speaker 2: where everybody has to vote. You can get in trouble
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Speaker 2: if you don't vote. Oh, you could get in trouble
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Speaker 2: if you don't vote there. And you know, first time
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Speaker 2: that she was here, she was expected to vote absentee
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Speaker 2: there when they would have elections. But she's a citizen
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Speaker 2: here now and we're voting early this week. We haven't
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Speaker 2: gone yet, but we're going this week. I started to
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Speaker 2: go last week. But because she's only done this a
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Speaker 2: couple of times now since getting her citizenship, we like
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Speaker 2: to try to go together. That's what we like to
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Speaker 2: try to do. So let's we're a couple of weeks away.
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Speaker 2: Things we've got to go through, first of all, And
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Speaker 2: I want to stress it's important not to take anything
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Speaker 2: for granted in this election. This is important. And I'm
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Speaker 2: not going to tell you all the things that you hear.
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Speaker 2: Both sides are guilty of this. I don't think one
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Speaker 2: side's a little more guilty than the other one of it.
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Speaker 2: But you know, you figure out which sides which. But
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Speaker 2: this idea that we have to be afraid of everything,
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Speaker 2: you know, we have to be terrified of things because
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Speaker 2: they feel like emotion is what gets us motivated to
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Speaker 2: show up on election day or early voting day. And
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Speaker 2: both sides will tell you that this is the most
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Speaker 2: important election ever. They say it every they all say it.
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Speaker 2: Everybody says this is the most important one. And guess what.
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Speaker 2: In two years, it'll be midterms and they'll tell us
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Speaker 2: it's the most important election ever. Two years after that,
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Speaker 2: it'll be the most important election ever, and it'll every
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Speaker 2: two years. That's just how it goes. That's what they
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Speaker 2: tell you. I do want to tell you another thing,
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Speaker 2: and it's important that you don't take any of this
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Speaker 2: for granted. But currently polling is looking good for Trump
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Speaker 2: right now, it's trending in that direction. You're starting to
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Speaker 2: see some desperation from the Harris Walls campaign. You're starting
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Speaker 2: to see something that's actually happening in a few states.
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Speaker 2: Ohio and Pennsylvania are two states that I have actually
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Speaker 2: seen the ads where they have candidates for congressional seats
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Speaker 2: and they're starting to say things like we're ready to
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Speaker 2: work with Donald Trump, We've sided with Donald Trump on
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Speaker 2: these like they're starting to feel like maybe the state's
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Speaker 2: not going to the left and they're worried that the
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Speaker 2: voters in that state. Now, maybe that's not a big
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Speaker 2: shock for Ohio, but Pennsylvania is the big one. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's the one that they're spending a lot of time in.
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Speaker 2: They're spending most of their time right now. They're hopping
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Speaker 2: around a few states, but Pennsylvania and Georgia are two
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Speaker 2: of the big ones that they're trying to really and
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Speaker 2: and they're working their way up into the rost belt,
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Speaker 2: but more of the rust belt, but the Pennsylvania is
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Speaker 2: a big focus. And there were questions when Harris took over,
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Speaker 2: could she even have a chance to win without Pennsylvania, right,
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Speaker 2: That was a call that was a major question. When
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Speaker 2: when jos Shapiro was the likely VP pick for her,
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Speaker 2: people said, well, that's the logical pick because he gives
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Speaker 2: her the best chance of winning Pennsylvania. She didn't pick him,
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Speaker 2: or he didn't he turned it down. I don't know
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Speaker 2: that we ever got an official answer on that. And
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Speaker 2: when I say she didn't pick him. Whoever made the
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Speaker 2: call didn't pick him for whatever reason. So now the
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Speaker 2: we're starting to see some of these races start to
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Speaker 2: turn a little bit as far as well, we're ready
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Speaker 2: to work with Donald Trump. We support his views on fracking,
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Speaker 2: and we support his views on energy and those sorts
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Speaker 2: of things. Those are starting to pop up in Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: That should tell you something. I'm not a betting person,
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Speaker 2: and I've told you many times I don't make predictions.
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Speaker 2: I've made predictions in the past where I thought things
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Speaker 2: were going concerning elections, I've been wrong. I mean, I
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Speaker 2: didn't think. I did not think in two thousand and
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Speaker 2: eight America was ready for a president named Baraq sounds
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Speaker 2: like Iraq Hussein, it's literally the name of the guy
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Speaker 2: for the Saddam Hussein name. And then Obama, which sounded
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Speaker 2: a lot like Osama. I didn't think America was ready
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Speaker 2: for that. I just didn't think that was the case anyway,
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Speaker 2: How is that possible at that point nine to eleven
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Speaker 2: one was just seven years prior. How did in the
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Speaker 2: Gulf War is still fresh on minds. It just seemed
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Speaker 2: like such a strange thing for us to do as
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Speaker 2: a country. And I'm thankful that the guy's name wasn't
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Speaker 2: enough to cause people to not vote for him. That
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Speaker 2: would be very small sighted. But it seemed like a
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Speaker 2: legitimate reason to think that I can't win, No, with
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Speaker 2: that name. It wasn't about him being a black man
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Speaker 2: or a mixed race man, which is you know a
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Speaker 2: lot of mixed race people are one. Why aren't we
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Speaker 2: calling him that? But you know, if his name had
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Speaker 2: been you know, Barry Omaha, whatever, right, it would have
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Speaker 2: been different. I would have thought, well, that name, it's
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Speaker 2: a good old American name right there, Barry Omaha. So
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Speaker 2: I've been wrong. I've been wrong on many of these things. Okay,
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Speaker 2: making the prediction is and I you know, I honestly
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Speaker 2: I thought Hillary was gonna win. I was hoping not,
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Speaker 2: but I kind of thought she was gonna win. I
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Speaker 2: just just seemed like that's where it was going, that's
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Speaker 2: where the polling was. But we now know Trump under
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Speaker 2: poles all the time. So it's hard to guess. It's
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Speaker 2: hard to predict. I don't try to predict. But what
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Speaker 2: I can tell you is the people that do the
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Speaker 2: odds making stuff, the people that say, hey, come to
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Speaker 2: Vegas and gamble or now you just do it. You
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Speaker 2: get on the door dash and gamble right when this
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Speaker 2: apps cass at door Dash what's it called. You get
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Speaker 2: on the app and you just pick your football. Like
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Speaker 2: during the game, you're like, he's gonna miss this field
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Speaker 2: goal and you bet right there, and Jamie Fox pops
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Speaker 2: on the screen and go yeah, and then you all right,
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Speaker 2: so and he missed it and you go, oh yeah,
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Speaker 2: I won. You can just do that. You can throw
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Speaker 2: away all your money while you watch football. Now everybody
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Speaker 2: but Pete Rose so, but that's for other reasons. Now.
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Speaker 2: So my point is the odds makers, I'm gonna move
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Speaker 2: this morning. The odds makers are looking at things like,
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Speaker 2: so we got states to sound like we got candidates
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Speaker 2: that are just you know, Senate candidates throwing in the
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Speaker 2: towel what they just given up on Harris. I mean
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Speaker 2: that should be something, that should be something is it?
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Speaker 2: Is it telling us for certain well, certainly you still
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Speaker 2: need to vote. George is still a big one, okay.
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Speaker 2: And I don't think anybody in Georgia has given up
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Speaker 2: anything yet. I don't. I don't know that that's happened.
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Speaker 2: So be aware of that. Just be aware that. Uh
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Speaker 2: And and like I tell you, I've coached, I've coached soccer,
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Speaker 2: I've coached tennis. Uh And I'm just you know, I
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Speaker 2: tell the tell the kids when I coach, just just
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Speaker 2: finish strong, finish the game, finish strong. That's what That's
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Speaker 2: what has to happen now over the next couple of weeks,
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Speaker 2: is you got to finish strong. And if if Trump
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Speaker 2: can finish strong, if Trump supporters can finish strong, it
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Speaker 2: certainly seems things are looking favorable. That's without making your prediction,
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Speaker 2: that's without telling you to download door Dash and start gambling.
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Speaker 2: I know it's not door Dash. I know it's not
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Speaker 2: door Dash, whatever it's called, right, whatever it's called. I
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Speaker 2: don't know one of those one of those things that's
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Speaker 2: got a crown. I don't know what it is, all right,
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Speaker 2: because I don't. I don't gamble, and it's you know,
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Speaker 2: I just don't do it. I don't. I think it's
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Speaker 2: you know, the closest for me is maybe a very
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Speaker 2: occasional lottery ticket. That's it. That's all I'm like to,
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Speaker 2: which technically I know is gambling, but you know, you
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Speaker 2: play for fun in that In that sense, I'm not
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Speaker 2: chasing I'm not chasing the dragon, right, all right, So
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Speaker 2: I want to get to one thing in the campaign ads.
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Speaker 2: I here's the other thing is we're seeing the campaign
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Speaker 2: ads that are like, like some of these Harris ads
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Speaker 2: are just flat out lying. They're just lying to us.
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Speaker 2: And it's it's like, I'm getting I'm ready for them
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Speaker 2: to go away. I'm ready to be done with that
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Speaker 2: part of it. I'm tired of hearing the ads that
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Speaker 2: just have lies in them, and they're those hidden lies,
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Speaker 2: of those very crafty democrat lies, like the you know,
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Speaker 2: if you're like a doctor, you can keep them. Like
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Speaker 2: it's like those lies, it's like those lies. He knew
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Speaker 2: that wasn't going to be the case, but he kept
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Speaker 2: saying it. You're like policy, you can keep it, and
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Speaker 2: it was it was never true. It was never true,
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Speaker 2: but he was making the point. I'm not changing that.
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Speaker 2: I mean, when this goes through and all hell breaks
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Speaker 2: loose concerning insurance, no you're not going to be able
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Speaker 2: to keep it. But I'm not specifically changing. And it's
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Speaker 2: just how it goes. And when the left, Biden and
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Speaker 2: Harris tried to tell us that inflation was just the
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Speaker 2: greedy companies raising their prices without taking any credit for
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Speaker 2: being the reason that they needed to raise the prices
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Speaker 2: for shutting down our energy self sufficient energy status that
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Speaker 2: we had achieved and actually an abundance of it. We
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Speaker 2: were selling it. We had all the we need and
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Speaker 2: then some. But you know, you start buying it from Russia.
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Speaker 2: They use the money to invade Ukraine, and then we
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Speaker 2: send a bunch of money to Ukraine. And that's a
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Speaker 2: weird cycle. That's a horrible cycle that we put ourselves in,
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Speaker 2: and in not just using our own fuel, our own
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Speaker 2: reserves that we have here, using our own fuel and
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Speaker 2: encouraging people to drill, and you know, prices of things
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Speaker 2: went up. That's the way it goes. And that was
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Speaker 2: coming right out of COVID. So they're very crafty and
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Speaker 2: they tell you things like, yeah, Trump's plan is to
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Speaker 2: not allow you to do any sort of You're not
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Speaker 2: gonna be able to have a family, right, You're not
11:43
Speaker 2: gonna be able to do the IVF. You're not gonna
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Speaker 2: to do that. You're not gonna be able to use
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Speaker 2: door dash to get pregnant. I don't know that's what
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Speaker 2: they're they're running those ads. There's no plan. Trump's plan
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Speaker 2: wants to ban abortions nationwide. Trump has said repeatedly as
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Speaker 2: no plans to do that. His plan was to get
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Speaker 2: it handed back to the States. That's what happened, that
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Speaker 2: they went back to the States. And he says that's it.
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Speaker 2: Let them deal with it, let them handle it. That's
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Speaker 2: what he has said repeatedly. There have been a few
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Speaker 2: Republicans actually who've said, hey, maybe we should start talking
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Speaker 2: about if we're gonna come up with a reasonable number
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Speaker 2: of weeks that we can say this should be the cutoff,
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Speaker 2: you know, should it be eight weeks, twelve weeks, ten weeks,
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Speaker 2: sixteen weeks, what should it be? Should it be like
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Speaker 2: in France where it's like twelve weeks or fourteen or
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Speaker 2: whatever it is. And the left has said, no, this
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Speaker 2: is a campaign issue for us. We don't want a resolution.
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Speaker 2: We want this to be a campaign issue. And it's
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Speaker 2: the same thing that Harris is saying that Trump wants
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Speaker 2: to do with things like the border. He wants this
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Speaker 2: to be a campaign issue. No he doesn't, No, he doesn't.
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Speaker 2: He's been very clear with what he wants. Shut it down,
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Speaker 2: don't let people just flood in and do whatever. They want.
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Speaker 2: Don't expect the American people to hand their money over
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Speaker 2: to them just coming into country. Get the get the
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Speaker 2: bad people out first, Get the people who should have
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Speaker 2: maybe I don't know, gotten in line and waited like
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Speaker 2: like the people who came in the right way. Like
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Speaker 2: my wife. She came in the right way. She didn't
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Speaker 2: just show up and say I'm here, now give me.
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Speaker 2: When she got her actual permanent residency. When she got
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Speaker 2: her green card and her permanent residency, we were told
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Speaker 2: you're not gonna get any kind of handouts from us.
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Speaker 2: They looked at me and they said, you've gotta be
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Speaker 2: ready to support her. There's not gonna be anything for
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Speaker 2: her because you know she's she's gonna be here as
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Speaker 2: a permanent resident. And then she got her citizenship. That
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Speaker 2: part goes away. But that's the point. You just if
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Speaker 2: she snuck in, she could have asked for things skip
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Speaker 2: to the head of the line in some cases, especially
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Speaker 2: if she promised to vote it. Certainly, I presume I
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Speaker 2: don't know, we haven't heard that for a fact, but
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Speaker 2: that certainly seems to be the case. I do want
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Speaker 2: to talk about this being to Pennsylvania. One of the
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Speaker 2: other lies that we're hearing about is how Kama Harris
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Speaker 2: worked at McDonald's. McDonald's has said multiple times she did
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Speaker 2: not work at McDonald's at no point as she worked
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Speaker 2: at McDonald's. That's one of her You know, Trump, his
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Speaker 2: dad was rich, and I worked at McDonald's, which apparently
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Speaker 2: isn't true according to McDonald's. So this is great. Over
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Speaker 2: the weekend, former President Trump decided he was going to
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Speaker 2: go to work at McDonald's in Pennsylvania. He did it
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Speaker 2: yesterday and he basically said, hello, everybody, it's my first
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Speaker 2: day at McDonald's. I'm looking for a job. That was
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Speaker 2: the first thing he worked in the drive through. He said,
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Speaker 2: I've now worked for fifteen minutes more than Kamala at McDonald's.
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Speaker 2: As he was handing out things in the drive through,
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Speaker 2: a lot of folks were excited. There were people outside.
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Speaker 2: His supporters were surrounding the restaurant.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: This is some audio posted by part of his press team. Uh,
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Speaker 2: just to see if this will come through. This is
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Speaker 2: him working the work in the windows and I could
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Speaker 2: do the zones. I wouldn't mind this job.
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Speaker 1: I like this.
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Speaker 2: I think I might come back and do it again.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, mister president. Too many possibles, but
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Speaker 1: all many people like us to eat.
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Speaker 2: I mean, thank you. I can see he prayed for
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Speaker 2: you and you want you want to be the president
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Speaker 2: that control Thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I took up moment.
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Speaker 2: When do you think about it? I guess that's thank you,
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Speaker 2: thank you very much. So that's him talking to a car,
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Speaker 2: a car full of people that are picking up their food. Uh.
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Speaker 2: And then the next car came up, or this is
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Speaker 2: the next one that was posted at least and this
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Speaker 2: is a woman who I guess is from Brazil. Everybody,
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Speaker 2: Oh my god, hello everybody.
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Speaker 1: You can't take this and I know this is.
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Speaker 2: Good, yes, nay, Please don't let the United States become Brazil.
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Speaker 1: My native Brazil.
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Speaker 2: Will keep it good. Please, We're gonna make it better
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Speaker 2: than that. Broke.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you a pleasure.
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Speaker 2: Yes, just over the.
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Speaker 1: Job.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. Fantastic. What a great, great idea by his team.
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Speaker 2: Bragg's about working at McDonald She says that she worked there.
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Speaker 2: McDonald says she never worked here. Multiple times they've been
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Speaker 2: asked and she no, she never worked for us. Uh.
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Speaker 2: And then he just decides, well, we're going to go
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Speaker 2: work the drive through it's a great this was a
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Speaker 2: great idea. Uh, it's such a great idea. And he's, uh,
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Speaker 2: you know, just handing out food and you know, just
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Speaker 2: meeting again. They're in Pennsylvania talking to the voters and
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Speaker 2: they're all just thanking him, thanking him. And the Harris
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Speaker 2: Wall's campaign said Trump doesn't understand what it's like to
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Speaker 2: work for a living. I mean, their attempts at coming
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Speaker 2: back are always just sad. They really are just sad.
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Speaker 2: The polls are showing something and the number of ads
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Speaker 2: that you're starting to see from the Harris campaign or
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Speaker 2: the signs from the Heirs campaign that they're starting to
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Speaker 2: break a little bit. They're concerned about black male voters.
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Speaker 2: They're running an ad where it shows women basically saying
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Speaker 2: that they should not hook up with men if they
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Speaker 2: don't vote for Harris in the election. They're popping balloons.
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Speaker 2: They all say, yeah, and I don't like the guy.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna pop the balloon. And they're asking him questions
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Speaker 2: and they ask him if he's going to vote, and
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Speaker 2: he says, I vote, It's not my thing, and they
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Speaker 2: all pop the balloon. This is after Barack Obama told
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Speaker 2: black men that you know they're supposed to, Oh, you
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Speaker 2: just don't want to vote for a woman president, and
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Speaker 2: went after them. So now they're basically saying that. And
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Speaker 2: we went through this before about you know, this accusation
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Speaker 2: after the break. A new study from Japan has revealed
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Speaker 2: something most people are probably aread you know, at least subconsciously.
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Speaker 2: Smiling is contagious. In fact, researchers found that the amount
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Speaker 2: we smile during a conversation is significantly influenced by how
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Speaker 2: much the other person smiles. Now, wait a minute, one
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Speaker 2: person has to start it, right, you know. I mean,
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Speaker 2: if you start it and the other person smiles back,
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Speaker 2: I guess it's just a give and take, right. What's
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Speaker 2: interesting about this is that it's especially true when the
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Speaker 2: speaker and the listener are the same gender. The study
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Speaker 2: also discovered that smiling can make conversations more enjoyable and
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Speaker 2: help build stronger connections between people, something that we know
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Speaker 2: we all need. We all need it right now. So
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Speaker 2: whether it's a conversation with friends, family, co workers, strangers.
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Speaker 2: Basically you've heard it before. There's now some actual study
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Speaker 2: out of Japan to confirm it. Smiling does make everybody's
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Speaker 2: day a little bit better, right, a little better, the
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Speaker 2: contagious nature of the smile. All right, So we're coming
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Speaker 2: up fast on Halloween and trick or treating and all that,
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Speaker 2: and it's you know, we have holidays that have a
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Speaker 2: candy component to them. Halloween should be the first one
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Speaker 2: that we think of, right when we think of candy
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Speaker 2: and trigger treating and all that. Or you know, if
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Speaker 2: you don't do trigger treating and you just do the
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Speaker 2: trunk or treats or whatever they do with the churches,
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Speaker 2: because some people go that way. They don't want to
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Speaker 2: participate in, you know, anything that goes into the darkness,
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Speaker 2: if you will, so you know, in a spiritual sense,
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Speaker 2: you follow me. But the other candy holidays, you know,
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Speaker 2: you might have a stocking with candy. At Christmas, you
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Speaker 2: might have of course, the Easter basket is a popular
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Speaker 2: one filled with candy. There's other candy. Valentine's Day has
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Speaker 2: candy sometimes, but what's interesting is there's a trend now
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Speaker 2: and I don't know the origin of this, but it's
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Speaker 2: related to sort of a similar way for kids to
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Speaker 2: get candy to some of those other holidays. It's like
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Speaker 2: an Easter basket, but at Halloween, Halloween themed gifts, candies, whatever,
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Speaker 2: and they're called boo baskets. So it's like, you know,
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Speaker 2: an Easter basket, but it's Halloween themed. And here's where
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Speaker 2: it gets interesting. And again this is where he starts
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Speaker 2: to get, for some into the darkness. Into the darkness.
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Speaker 2: The parent gives the well, the kids get the gift
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Speaker 2: from the like a playful family. Witch delivers the basket.
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Speaker 2: What's your comfort level with this? This is taking it
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Speaker 2: to a different because when I talk to people that
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Speaker 2: don't do Halloween and I have a conversation with them
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Speaker 2: and I say, you don't do Halloween, you know there's
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Speaker 2: I understand there's a spiritual side to it, there's a
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Speaker 2: dark side to it, but it can just be fun.
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Speaker 2: This is kind of stepping in another direction, isn't It's
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Speaker 2: like the Easter basket, but from a witch. There aren't
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Speaker 2: many parents who can brag about their baby getting a
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Speaker 2: beer named after them. At least not as a baby.
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Speaker 2: Maybe when they're older, but not many babies are actually
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Speaker 2: born at a brewery. Aaron and Kyle Baker of Michigan
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Speaker 2: were on their way to the hospital and they were
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Speaker 2: going to have their third child. They realized the baby
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Speaker 2: was not going to wait that long. They pulled in
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Speaker 2: the parking lot of One Well Brewing, which happens to
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Speaker 2: be their favorite brewery. Moments later, the baby boy was born.
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Speaker 2: They named him Forrest Wells Baker, his middle name inspired
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Speaker 2: by the brewery. In honor of the baby being born
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Speaker 2: in the parking lot. One Well Brewery invited Aaron and
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Speaker 2: Kyle to help them celebrate a new beer, and they
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Speaker 2: named it Special Delivery. The owner of the brewery said
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Speaker 2: that while the while Forest Wells won't be allowed to
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Speaker 2: drink for another twenty one years, his name may earn
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Speaker 2: him free beer for life. So I suppose Dad and
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Speaker 2: maybe mom might be willing to take them up on
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Speaker 2: that offer beginning now. I mean, I guess it's free
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Speaker 2: beer for the kid's life, but the kid can't drink it.
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Speaker 2: Maybe you know, maybe Dad, Mom, they like the place.
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Speaker 2: Can't you hook them up too, right? Can't you? No word?
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Speaker 2: On whether the kid was conceived, where near the brewer
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Speaker 2: the beer was involved, But that's another story altogether. When
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Speaker 2: was the last time you had McDonald's fries? Has it
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Speaker 2: been a while? Because McDonald's is noticing, and so is
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Speaker 2: its fry distributor. The fast food giant says sales are
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Speaker 2: down this year and customers aren't ordering fries as much
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Speaker 2: as they used to. It's actually forced one of the
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Speaker 2: chain's major distributors to shut down. Idaho based LAMB Weston
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Speaker 2: has closed a plant in Washington State and had to
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Speaker 2: cut about four percent of its workforce due to decreased
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Speaker 2: demand for McDonald's, which had made up about fourteen percent
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Speaker 2: of its sales. The company CEO saying that restaurant traffic
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Speaker 2: and frozen potato demand relative to supply continued to be soft,
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Speaker 2: and we believe it will remain soft through the remainder
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Speaker 2: of fiscal twenty twenty five. How about that. That'll do
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