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No One Is Above the Law, Right? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 2: Thursday morning, seventeenth day of April. I'm Wes. Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me, for kicking off your day with me. Maybe
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Speaker 2: you're listening a little later in the day. We've discussed
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Speaker 2: that you can listen anytime you want. I do this
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Speaker 2: in the morning for you. That's what I do. That's
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Speaker 2: why it's called a morning show. But you can listen anytime.
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Speaker 2: It's the advantage of this whole system, this whole process
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Speaker 2: that we do Monday through Friday for you. Yesterday we
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Speaker 2: had a milestone moment for the Carroll family as Luke
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Speaker 2: had his braces taken off yesterday. That is our That's
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Speaker 2: two of two for us as far as this family unit.
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Speaker 2: I had braces back when I was in high school.
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Speaker 2: That doesn't count. That was uh, that was my childhood.
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Speaker 2: This is two of two of us as far as
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Speaker 2: getting all the teeth straight in our household for our kids.
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Speaker 2: And it's done. I mean we have to go back
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Speaker 2: for one final like you know, check later, like we
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Speaker 2: do one last follow up and then then we're done.
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Speaker 2: I guess officially, but the braces are off and then
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Speaker 2: we can now start looking forward to You know that
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Speaker 2: that's a bill that goes away every month, and you know,
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Speaker 2: if you've had kids with braces, you know, and it's
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Speaker 2: just it's it's something you have to pay for. It's
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Speaker 2: something you got to do. And I mean not everybody
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Speaker 2: does it, but when you're you commit to it, it's
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Speaker 2: something that you got to do. And we had two
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Speaker 2: kids that needed that needed braces. Both of them did
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Speaker 2: and back to back in fact, so this has been
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Speaker 2: a four year process for us of getting the two
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Speaker 2: of them through this. They overlapped only slightly kind of
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Speaker 2: that initial consult and first visit, but I don't think
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Speaker 2: they ever had the braces on at the same time.
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Speaker 2: And I've had people ask where do you guys go?
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Speaker 2: And this is Jeffrey surf orthodonics. I think a lot
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Speaker 2: of people use him. I know he's not the only
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Speaker 2: orthodonist doing things in town, but if it is, if
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Speaker 2: you're in the Columbus area and you need an orthodonist,
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Speaker 2: that's the one that I would tell you we have
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Speaker 2: experience with. I don't even remember the name of the
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Speaker 2: one that I had when I was a kid. Don't know,
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Speaker 2: don't know if he's still practicing. I don't remember his name,
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Speaker 2: to be honest. But doctor Surf was great, his staff
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Speaker 2: was great. We had a great experience start to finish.
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Speaker 2: We you know, it's one of those deals where it's
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Speaker 2: nice people. You go, well, I guess you know, we're
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Speaker 2: gonna have this follow up visit we got to do
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Speaker 2: weeks from now. But other than that, we're finished, and
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Speaker 2: you go, it's it's nice to have these appointments to
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Speaker 2: see him. It's just you know, having to pay for
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Speaker 2: those appointments that was the problem. But anyway, so that's
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Speaker 2: that would be my you know, that would be I wholeheartedly,
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Speaker 2: and I'm not being paid to say this, I could
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Speaker 2: wholeheartedly recommend them if you're looking for an orthodonist for
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Speaker 2: your kids and you need somebody who's going to take
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Speaker 2: good care of them, because and they do. Now we
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Speaker 2: did traditional braces, followed by and then the retainers that
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Speaker 2: they have or actually the invisile lines. But you know,
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Speaker 2: they also do invisile lines for people that want to
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Speaker 2: do that. I know people who've gotten their invisile lines
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Speaker 2: from Surf orthodontics. So anyway, that's all. That's it. And
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Speaker 2: like I said, it's not a paid ad. I'm just
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Speaker 2: telling you that because we had a good experience, positive
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Speaker 2: experience with it, and now two kids straight teeth. It's
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Speaker 2: up to them now to maintain They have to wear
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Speaker 2: their retainers, the invisile line retainers. They've got to maintain them.
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Speaker 2: I know we have to still stay on them about it,
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Speaker 2: but now it's on them. We did our part. We
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Speaker 2: got them through these four years. So now it's up
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Speaker 2: to them to handle things when it comes to their retainers. Uh,
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Speaker 2: and those in visiline retainers. I haven't experienced it. It's
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Speaker 2: got to be better than the old school ones that
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Speaker 2: I had to wear. It's gotta be. And I mean
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Speaker 2: maybe you did. Maybe you had one of those retainers
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Speaker 2: that clips in there. And I don't even know whatever
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Speaker 2: happened to mine. I know I used it for however
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Speaker 2: long they told me to use it, probably even longer,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, but eventually I just disappeared. I don't
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Speaker 2: know what happened to it. All right, So we got
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Speaker 2: to get into a little bit of a topic for
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Speaker 2: the day, and uh, this is a fun one. I'll
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Speaker 2: be honest, this is a fun one. Uh. The New
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Speaker 2: York Attorney General ll Tisha James famously campaigned as somebody
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Speaker 2: who's gonna get Donald Trump. I'm gonna prosecute him. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna follow a civil suit against him when he use
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Speaker 2: all these these uh this novel prosecution to go after him.
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Speaker 2: And of course she went after him on a number
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Speaker 2: of things concerning uh, you know, real estate and mortgage
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Speaker 2: mortgage related crimes. And basically he had one of those
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Speaker 2: situations where he overvalued something for the loan. He paid
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Speaker 2: it back and ultimately she said, yeah, but she lied
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Speaker 2: about the value of it. You can't do that. The
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Speaker 2: people that he borrowed the money from basically said, we're
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Speaker 2: not upset he paid us back and we'd love to
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Speaker 2: do business with him again. So it wasn't an issue
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Speaker 2: of trying to file something on behalf of someone who
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Speaker 2: had been wrong. This was a political prosecution, and we
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Speaker 2: know we went through a lot of that, but that's
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Speaker 2: what happened. Latisha James went after Donald Trump to it
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Speaker 2: because that's what she campaigned on. That was her promise.
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Speaker 2: She had people in New York saying, you know, there
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Speaker 2: was that video of a woman approaching her on the
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Speaker 2: street saying, you know, get him for us, all those
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Speaker 2: sorts of things. That's what she wanted to do. Well,
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Speaker 2: now this comes out a couple of nights ago, and
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Speaker 2: I guess the news reporter or host is probably the
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Speaker 2: better word. I don't think a reporter is the right
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Speaker 2: word when it's largely opinion based. But Laura Ingram of
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Speaker 2: The Ingram Angle on Fox News obtained documents from the
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Speaker 2: Federal Housing Finance Agency and apparently they sent a criminal
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Speaker 2: referral on Tuesday to the Department of Justice accusing Letitia
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Speaker 2: James of mortgage fraud. You can't even make this stuff up.
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Speaker 2: You really can't. You can't write this. You can't say, Hey,
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Speaker 2: what if the lady who campaigned on I'm going to
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Speaker 2: go after Trump and get him and hurt his business.
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Speaker 2: You know, they were trying to force him to pay
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Speaker 2: this crazy fine, to the point where they wanted him
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Speaker 2: to have to sell all of his properties in New
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Speaker 2: York and get and not do business there anymore and
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Speaker 2: get out of New York. Someone who is inherently associated
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Speaker 2: with New York, someone who was beloved in New York
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Speaker 2: until he decided to dare to win the presidency. I
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Speaker 2: think they even liked him when he was running because
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Speaker 2: they thought he was just their little punching bag for Hillary.
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Speaker 2: And then he won and then is er, we hate
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Speaker 2: that guy. So that's what they tried to do. They
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Speaker 2: tried to run him out of town, period. And it
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Speaker 2: was like, you can either pay the fine or you know,
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Speaker 2: you can't go through the appeals process with this. You
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Speaker 2: have to pay it, or you're gonna have to start
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Speaker 2: selling things, losing things, or you know, they're in jail.
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Speaker 2: Whatever it is they wanted to do to him. Well,
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Speaker 2: apparently this has now moved forward. It's gone to the
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Speaker 2: Attorney General Pam Bondi, and that basically they say that
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Speaker 2: records were falsified in order to help achieve loan terms
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Speaker 2: that were advantageous to Latitia James. According to this sound familiar?
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Speaker 2: Does this sounds like something that maybe? And the fun
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Speaker 2: part about this is some of this was going on
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Speaker 2: while she was prosecuting Trump. That's the other part of
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Speaker 2: this that you just can't make up. So basically, she's
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Speaker 2: the attorney general in New York. She lives in New York.
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Speaker 2: That's where you know, to be the attorney general there,
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Speaker 2: you have to live there. And according to this is
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Speaker 2: William Poulty, who is the director of the FHFA, it's
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Speaker 2: the Federal Housing Finance Agency. He basically says that there
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Speaker 2: was a residence in Virginia that Letitia James claimed was
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Speaker 2: her primary residence while she was in fact the Attorney
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Speaker 2: General in New York. So by saying that it's her
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Speaker 2: primary residence, she gets some you know, when you're filing
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Speaker 2: a mortgage for it, it helps you out. You want
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Speaker 2: it to be this is where I live. And it
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Speaker 2: turns out that's not where she lived, or if she did,
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Speaker 2: she was not really you know, following the I need
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Speaker 2: to live in the state where I am the attorney general. Also,
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Speaker 2: I guess at one point while filing for a mortgage,
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Speaker 2: she listed her father as her husband, who co signed
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Speaker 2: with her. Again it's advantageous if you're married and your
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Speaker 2: husband signing with you. But it wasn't her husband. It
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Speaker 2: was apparently her father, according to the report. And then
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Speaker 2: there's also a she purchased a building that had five
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Speaker 2: units in it in New York and she reported it
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Speaker 2: as a four unit structure, again because it helps her
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Speaker 2: get a better loan. This is all according to the report. Now. Yesterday,
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Speaker 2: the Latitia James office had a response to this, saying
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Speaker 2: that James has been focused every single day on protecting
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Speaker 2: New Yorkers, especially as this administration weaponizes the federal government
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Speaker 2: against the rule of law and the constitution. She will
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Speaker 2: not be intimidated by bullies, no matter who they are.
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Speaker 2: So now he's the bully. Like when she was doing this,
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Speaker 2: she certainly wasn't a bully. No one is above the law.
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Speaker 2: It was one of her famous quotes that she said
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Speaker 2: over and over and over again. No one's above the law,
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Speaker 2: not even him. You can't be above the law. The
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Speaker 2: law is the law. So if he's not above the law,
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Speaker 2: she's definitely not above the law. And he's now apparently
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Speaker 2: a bully or his you know, administration or bullies, because
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Speaker 2: this is something that's going through going through their channels.
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Speaker 2: It's going to the Attorney General. So, I mean, I've
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Speaker 2: said before and I'll say it forever and ever and
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Speaker 2: ever that you basically know what democrats are up to
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Speaker 2: when they accuse Republicans of it. We see this over
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Speaker 2: and over and over again. This is like a recurring thing.
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Speaker 2: They say, oh, there's a Russian collusion and then you go, well, wait,
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Speaker 2: Hillary's working with Russians to put this dossier together, and
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Speaker 2: you go, wait, what, by the way, And there was
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Speaker 2: some issues with how that campaign money was used for that,
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Speaker 2: and then when she was caught with that, it was
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Speaker 2: a misdemeanor, which is what it normally is. And Hillary
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Speaker 2: paid a fine and moved on. When Obama lost it
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Speaker 2: was it like one point eight million or whatever it was,
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Speaker 2: couldn't account for it again, prosecuted for that misdemeanor, paid
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Speaker 2: a fine, move on. Trump gave some money to a lawyer.
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Speaker 2: The money got given to some to squash a story
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Speaker 2: that the left really wanted to be out in the
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Speaker 2: press involving a porn star. And you know, they went
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Speaker 2: after him. Let's make it a felony. We're gonna get him,
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Speaker 2: we want him to go to jail, we want to prosecute,
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Speaker 2: make him a felon so that we can tell everybody
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Speaker 2: he can't run for president anymore. It's just it's one
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Speaker 2: of those things where you say, if they accuse the
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Speaker 2: right of doing it, the number of times that someone
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Speaker 2: on the left is actually already doing it. In this case,
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Speaker 2: it's the actual person. Maybe this is why she knows
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Speaker 2: so much about real estate fraud. Right, maybe this is why,
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Speaker 2: Maybe this is what makes her an expert editor. Maybe
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Speaker 2: she was digging into it so much working on this
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Speaker 2: case against him, that she went, huh, I could do
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Speaker 2: this according to the report. This is you know, she's
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Speaker 2: not been prosecuted. This is not We have to see
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Speaker 2: where all this goes. I'm not you know, I'm just
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Speaker 2: saying according to this report. According to the report, that's
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Speaker 2: where we are. That's what we're looking at. How how
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Speaker 2: can you be prosecuting I mean, think about it in
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Speaker 2: these terms. You gotta know that if you're doing, if
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Speaker 2: you're guilty of what you're prosecuting someone else for doing,
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Speaker 2: you got to know this is going to come back
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Speaker 2: to get you, right or do you just truly believe
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Speaker 2: that you're untouchable. Do you truly believe that you are
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Speaker 2: above the law, because here we go, this was one
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Speaker 2: of the you know, we heard this over and over again.
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Speaker 2: No one's above the law, not even him. He's not
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Speaker 2: above the law. No one is above the law. But again,
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Speaker 2: this is where we're seeing someone on the left doing
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Speaker 2: the very thing that they're accusing the right of doing.
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Speaker 2: Because you got to think you're above the law if
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Speaker 2: you would do this, how how can you do this?
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Speaker 2: And here's the other fun part about it is James
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Speaker 2: made things even harder on herself because when she prosecuted Trump,
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Speaker 2: he basically said someone else had power of attorney when
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Speaker 2: it came to the loan that was applied for and
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Speaker 2: the adjusting of the value of the building, something that
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Speaker 2: people do all the time. By the way they do
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Speaker 2: it all the time, this is a very different thing
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Speaker 2: to exaggerate the value of it versus saying no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: I live there, or no no no, my dad is
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Speaker 2: my husband and we're applying together, or no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: this is only a four unit building instead of five.
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Speaker 2: Four is better for me. And in telling you the
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Speaker 2: truth that it's five, that's different. So the Trump campaign
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Speaker 2: said that, yeah, there was a power of attorney, someone
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Speaker 2: else was responsible for that, and she said, no, you
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Speaker 2: can't get away with that. You can't get away with that.
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Speaker 2: So she's eliminated that from her own defense. She can't
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Speaker 2: use that. It's a very interesting turn that's taken here
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Speaker 2: with Letitia James. Where does it go. We'll find out,
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Speaker 2: We'll see what happens. I know that Pambondi is very busy.
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Speaker 2: She's been doing she's been busy doing things in Maine.
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Speaker 2: She's been busy trying to make sure that you know
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Speaker 2: the governor of Maine who says there's only two trans
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Speaker 2: athletes in Maine, this isn't affecting a lot of people.
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Speaker 2: If we let these two biological boys or men, I
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Speaker 2: guess they're boys technically, I continue to compete at the
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Speaker 2: school level. I don't know they maybe there's a college agent.
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Speaker 2: But if we continue to let them compete against girls,
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Speaker 2: it's only really having an effect on two people. So
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Speaker 2: we're not going to go out of way to do this.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if the Governor of Maine understands how
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Speaker 2: sports works. If you're playing solitaire, right, or you're playing
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Speaker 2: what is it with tennis when you just play like
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Speaker 2: you're just hitting the ball off the wall, right, or
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Speaker 2: the baseball thing you throw the ball off the wall
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Speaker 2: and it's just kind of wallball and you're just catching it.
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Speaker 2: Those are examples of cases where the sport only affects
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Speaker 2: one person. Otherwise, if you're competing against other people, your
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Speaker 2: presence there as someone who maybe shouldn't be there at
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Speaker 2: least according to what the current administration says, which is
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Speaker 2: now their federal law that they've pushed and that they're
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Speaker 2: now suing Maine for violating. It affects everybody that is
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Speaker 2: in the competition. And if we're talking about the possibility
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Speaker 2: of someone taking a scholarship away from a girl, then
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Speaker 2: that's another scenario. This could affect other people. But no,
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Speaker 2: if you decide I'm going to be a pole vaulter
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Speaker 2: and that's one of the examples that was given, and
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Speaker 2: you absolutely dominate that event and pole vault higher than
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Speaker 2: anyone else, Or if you're going to run and you're
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Speaker 2: going to have a better time than everyone else in
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Speaker 2: the competition, that's a woman, and you would have finished
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Speaker 2: what forty seventh I think Pam Bondi said yesterday if
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Speaker 2: you had competed with the boys. So yes, it has
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Speaker 2: a huge impact. Guess what, The girl who finished second
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Speaker 2: place in both of those events would have finished first.
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Speaker 2: The girl who finished in third place would have finished second.
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Speaker 2: And this continues on all the way down to the ranking.
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Speaker 2: Now you want to make a case whoever finished sixty
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Speaker 2: seven would have been sixty six and that doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: It does to them, but that's not the point. The
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Speaker 2: point is it affects more than two people. Are there
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Speaker 2: two athletes that you're saying are the only two that
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Speaker 2: need to be worried about? How about the people that
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Speaker 2: are directly affected, that don't get the joy of winning,
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Speaker 2: that don't get the possibility of maybe a scholarship or
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Speaker 2: a place on another place on a team, or a
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Speaker 2: chance to advance. How about just that pure joy of
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Speaker 2: sports of finishing first. There's not a lot of athletes
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Speaker 2: that say, man, my goal in life is to work
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Speaker 2: my tail off and lose the super Bowl. That's my goal.
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Speaker 2: Winning the Super Bowl doesn't matter. Just getting there is
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Speaker 2: the most important thing. No. You see the tears and
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Speaker 2: the joy when they actually win. No one is thinking, man,
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Speaker 2: I just want to work my entire life, never eat
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Speaker 2: a fatty meal, no fast food. I want to do
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Speaker 2: everything I can to someday achieve the ultimate goal and
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Speaker 2: joy of winning a silver medal. No. No, the ultimate
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Speaker 2: goal is to win gold. And if you don't get
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Speaker 2: an opportunity to finished first because there's trans athletes taking
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Speaker 2: that away from you, then it's not affecting just two people.
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Speaker 2: It's affecting two people positively they're not having to compete
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Speaker 2: against biological boys and men. They're able to compete against
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Speaker 2: girls and women and have much more success, much more success.
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Speaker 2: Right after the break, before the break, I spent my
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Speaker 2: time talking about trans athletes in Maine, and I feel
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Speaker 2: like now we can kind of cleanse the palette a
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Speaker 2: little bit. And oh and I spent earlier in the
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Speaker 2: week talking about, uh, the Blue Origin flight with the
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Speaker 2: all female crew, the historic all female crew, and now
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Speaker 2: that just that takes away, takes away from a real
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Speaker 2: all female crew that actually is involved in, you know,
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Speaker 2: flying the rocket into space. But anyway, okay, that aside,
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Speaker 2: we'll cleanse the palet a little bit because we got
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Speaker 2: this really cool story and it's a local story relates
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Speaker 2: to Fort Benning. As history was made the Army's Best
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Speaker 2: Ranger competition, first time ever female soldier in the competition,
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Speaker 2: First Lieutenant Gabrielle White and her teammate, Captain Seth del
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Speaker 2: Tinri finished the three day event in fourteenth place out
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Speaker 2: of fifty two teams. White, a former West Point cadet
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Speaker 2: who graduated from Ranger school in twenty twenty two. Female
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Speaker 2: soldiers were not allowed into the Rangers until twenty fifteen.
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Speaker 2: So yes, congratulations to the team, but also to Gabrielle White.
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Speaker 2: That is a fantastic and again hard work right, hard work,
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Speaker 2: not looking for a short cut in, not looking for
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Speaker 2: of the some of the pole vaulters in Maine. I
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Speaker 2: guess I don't know. I don't know. A woman's gone
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Speaker 2: viral on TikTok after sharing that she washes her car
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Speaker 2: twice a day in a video t Shatish. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if that's her real name. I've seen sitting in
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Speaker 2: her car as that goes to a car wash. Captain
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Speaker 2: Reid's caption reads, I've got to be the only person
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Speaker 2: that washes my car twice a day, every day. Needless
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Speaker 2: to say, Commenters wondering why she needs to wash her
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Speaker 2: car so much any warning It was probably ruining the
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Speaker 2: paint of the car. One even said they washed their
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Speaker 2: car twice in the last two years. Uh, it might
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Speaker 2: be kind of accurate for me. I know, when pollen season,
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Speaker 2: when pollen's everywhere, you gotta you know, you got to
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Speaker 2: let the pollen collect, and if it doesn't rain, you
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Speaker 2: at least got to get the pollen off. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's something that you have to do at some point.
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Speaker 2: I mean, maybe that's the only time those people washed
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Speaker 2: their car was during pollen. I don't know. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: twice a day is way too much. It is way
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Speaker 2: too much, so especially if you're paying it. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe she's got one of those deals
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Speaker 2: where she's paying for like a monthly service and she
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Speaker 2: can go as much as she wants. Maybe that's what
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Speaker 2: she's doing. I don't know, all right. According to a
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Speaker 2: new study, older adults who regularly use gadgets like smartphones
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Speaker 2: and computers have a lower risk of develop dementia. That's good.
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Speaker 2: It's a big impact, as the adults who use technology
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Speaker 2: end up with forty two percent lower risk of cognitive impairment.
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Speaker 2: So this is just so that we're understand how this works.
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Speaker 2: When they're kids, don't use them. Get off those tablets,
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Speaker 2: get off those smartphones, Get off the electronics kids, And
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Speaker 2: then when you're older, you can use it all you
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Speaker 2: want because it's just helping your brain. It's good for you.
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Speaker 2: It's good for your brain. Right, that's it. ESPN gearing
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Speaker 2: up for a big change launch of its new direct
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Speaker 2: start this fall. In a recent interview, ESPN chairman Jimmy
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Speaker 2: Pittarro confirmed yes, we're on schedule to launch this fall,
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Speaker 2: which means fans can expect all ESPN channels and content
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Speaker 2: to be available, possibly in time for football season. Industry
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Speaker 2: insiders are thinking the serve will be priced at around
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Speaker 2: twenty five dollars a month or so. And I assume
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Speaker 2: right there'll be some ways that we'll get packaged with
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Speaker 2: some of the other properties that they share some value with.
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Speaker 2: That's just the way they kind of do now, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: They just kind of work them all in together and
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Speaker 2: find a way to get people enticed into spending that
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Speaker 2: twenty five bucks or whatever, thirty bucks, whatever it's going
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Speaker 2: to be. I when they package them together, I guess
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Speaker 2: all right. That'll do it for this Wednesday edition of
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