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Tom Zawistowski - WeThePeopleConvention.org · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: Here see the talk station seven thirty one, fifty five
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Speaker 1: Carsity Talk Station. Happy Tuesday Brian Thomas with Tom's Awastowski
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Speaker 1: every Tuesday at seven thirty. You can find him every
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Speaker 1: single day of the week and a weekly podcast you'll
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Speaker 1: find on his website, which is we the People Convention
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Speaker 1: dot Org. Tom's z Welcome back to the fifty five
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Speaker 1: Carscy Morning Show, my friend. Always great to have you on.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Brian, And as you are giving this weather report,
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Speaker 2: yesterday our air conditioning went out. Oh we are in
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Speaker 2: serious trouble and we have family coming from Missouri and
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Speaker 2: oh my I spent yesterday trying to buy some air
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Speaker 2: conditioners and try to figure out plan B because it's
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Speaker 2: going to take too long to get our fixed. So
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Speaker 2: everybad down there, take precautions. Get yourself Friday, because it's
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Speaker 2: going to be really hot this week.
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Speaker 1: Well, according to the French, you should just suck it
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Speaker 1: up because your air conditioning is heating the globe up
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Speaker 1: and is leaving them with outrageous temperatures over there in France.
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Speaker 1: And you know you're supposed to live without air conditioning
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Speaker 1: because well global warming or something or or.
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Speaker 2: Something or lunacy. I think is the something. Oh my,
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Speaker 2: isn't that a tragedy? It is to hear those stories
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Speaker 2: and then and then you hear them, you know, just
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Speaker 2: try to justify it like, oh, you know, there's a
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Speaker 2: there's a rational explanation for stupidity. There just isn't. And uh,
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Speaker 2: that's why we're Americans and that's why I was buying
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Speaker 2: air condissiers yesterday. So right, that's how you fix the problem.
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Speaker 1: Amen, brother, Well, good luck with that one, because it
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Speaker 1: is terribly hot out there. H I mean, I just
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Speaker 1: asked you real quick here, uh, Governor to why not
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Speaker 1: a real fan A lot of my listeners not a
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Speaker 1: real fan of government of y most toutly some of
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Speaker 1: the some of the folks who chimed in this morning.
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Speaker 1: But pivoting away from Jim generally speaking, what's his what's
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Speaker 1: his deal with the Haitians? I know the Supreme Court
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Speaker 1: said that, well, temporary protected status. Shockingly, tom Z means
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Speaker 1: temporary huh amazing that and a lot of people that
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Speaker 1: are overlooking the fact that the Haitians who have been
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Speaker 1: living in the state of Ohio, as well as all
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Speaker 1: the other ones in the United States in other countries
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Speaker 1: as well, who've been taking off temporary status they have
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Speaker 1: had since they got here. On temporary status, the ability
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Speaker 1: to apply for permanent status. You got to apply, and
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Speaker 1: sometimes they apply, but they never bothered to show up
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Speaker 1: at their hearing. So you know, the fool's the one
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Speaker 1: that's not looking out for his or her own best interest.
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Speaker 1: So should we really feel sorry for the potent the
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Speaker 1: Haitian population who may be deported because they never acted
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Speaker 1: on securing permanent status? Tom your comments, well, I guess
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Speaker 1: you should feel sorry if you're Mike the Wine or
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Speaker 1: or John Kasik, right, because I mean, apparently they've got
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Speaker 1: some sort of vested interest in this, and they're out
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Speaker 1: working harder for Haitians than I've ever seen them work
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Speaker 1: for Ohioans.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's been embarrassing to see what they've been
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Speaker 2: doing on a national level, you know, going on TV
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Speaker 2: and pleading the case. But you know, again, Brian, they
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Speaker 2: had every opportunity. Don't know, what's the percentage of them
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Speaker 2: that are on some sort of a welfare.
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Speaker 1: Price I heard yesterday or sixty.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, like sixty percent. And this is after years, right,
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Speaker 2: not not not for like a few months, this is
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Speaker 2: for years, and there's people don't understand. It's not just
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Speaker 2: the Haitians and the Syrians. It's one point seven million
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Speaker 2: people from seventeen countries.
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Speaker 1: It's effectively an amnesty.
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Speaker 2: Program, which is what the left wanted, Right, isn't that
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Speaker 2: the way it always works? And then how about the
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Speaker 2: insane uh, you know, counter the Supreme Court ruling and
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Speaker 2: the and the left he's talking about, how, oh, the
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Speaker 2: word temporary doesn't mean temporary, right, and and that you
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Speaker 2: know the other ruling. Did you see the ruling about
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Speaker 2: where they said, is you approach the port of the
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Speaker 2: United States, you are effectively in the United States, even
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Speaker 2: though you never step in the United States. And Alito
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Speaker 2: had to just slop them down and say, what are
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Speaker 2: you talking about? You know? But again, if you think
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Speaker 2: a man can be a woman, you can think of
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Speaker 2: Mexican cond in the United States when they're not.
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Speaker 1: And temporary means permanent, right. So you walked into Orwell's
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Speaker 1: nineteen eighty four with the Ministry of Truth.
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Speaker 2: It's the truth?
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Speaker 1: Or is peace? Peace?
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Speaker 2: Is war stranger than fiction. It's stranger than fiction, and
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Speaker 2: we're living it with these lunatics. But thank god we're
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Speaker 2: starting to rule against them. And you and I are
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Speaker 2: talking about it and bringing it out. That's what you
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Speaker 2: have to do. This is they just perverted our loss.
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Speaker 2: And and again even the other some of the other
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Speaker 2: rulings that court has made about you know, Trump trying
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Speaker 2: to fire some of these people in these agencies, and
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Speaker 2: they're trying to tell you, oh no, no, no, there's
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Speaker 2: these independent agencies, Brian, don't you know there's people you
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Speaker 2: know who are in getting government money, but they don't
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Speaker 2: answer to the executive of the of the government. They can,
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Speaker 2: they're just they're dependent because you know, we said.
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Speaker 1: So, and agencies that are responsible for implementing the presidential policies. Right,
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Speaker 1: if you can't get rid of someone who's an obstructionists
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Speaker 1: against whoever's sitting in the White House, then your white
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Speaker 1: House is never going to get his policies move forward.
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Speaker 1: In other words, not answering there and not fulfilling the
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Speaker 1: voter's wishes when they put that guy in office. Now,
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Speaker 1: this is going to be a power that Democrat presidents
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Speaker 1: in the future will enjoy as well. And that's fine,
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Speaker 1: that's the way it should be. I suppose tom Z
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Speaker 1: don't go away. Yeah, it's going to talk about voter
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Speaker 1: id and Ohio governor of Wine's got a problem with that.
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Speaker 1: And we've got more, I think a little bit more
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Speaker 1: UH to talk about on the Haitians perhaps as well.
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Speaker 1: But first if AFTYBI have Karseni talk station e the
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Speaker 1: People Convention dot org. Tom z Awastowski's website Talking to
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Speaker 1: Tom Today follows matters political and has been for a
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Speaker 1: long long time Tom. Before we pivot over to Dwine
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Speaker 1: and his issue with voter ID, I saw this poll
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Speaker 1: and I found it so troubling. And I know polls
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Speaker 1: a polls, a poll, and a lot of people don't
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Speaker 1: believe in them, and that maybe a little early and
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Speaker 1: so far as gauging how people are going to vote
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Speaker 1: in November. But the AARP poll that it was conducted
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Speaker 1: by what is called a the bipartisan Fabrizio Impact Pollsters
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Speaker 1: shows Amy Actin and Shared Brown ahead of their challenges.
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Speaker 1: Of course, viv Ramaswami and John Houston just by it
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Speaker 1: within the margin of era, but ahead, and the favorability
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Speaker 1: ratings are better for Amy Acton than Ramaswamy, which I
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Speaker 1: really am scratching my head over since she has virtually
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Speaker 1: no record to run on beyond her period of time
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Speaker 1: as the medical director here in Ohio and obviously responsible
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Speaker 1: for the lockdowns here. Do you have any understanding as
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Speaker 1: to why Ramaswami is not doing better in a largely
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Speaker 1: red state. Tom, Yeah, I.
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Speaker 2: Do, and I've been engaged with a vag and I've
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Speaker 2: been engaged with you know, all the leaders in the state,
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Speaker 2: whether it be McCauley or Huffman or Alex you know,
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Speaker 2: the leader the party, and even Bernie Marino. Listen, I
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Speaker 2: will direct people to wead the People Convention dot org
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Speaker 2: and click on the video section and watch the Glen
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Speaker 2: Beck ten minute rant from last week called the End
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Speaker 2: of the GOP. I sent that video to Bernie and
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Speaker 2: Matt and to McCauley and to the Veke and Alex,
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Speaker 2: and I said, Glen Beck is talking to you. And
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Speaker 2: what Glen Beck is saying is if you guys don't
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Speaker 2: start doing things instead of talking about things, you're going
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Speaker 2: to lose. You're not going to lose because people are
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Speaker 2: going to vote for any acting. You're going to lose
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Speaker 2: because we're just not going to show up well. And
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Speaker 2: that's what's going on here. They think. Listen, I don't
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Speaker 2: care if it's it's you know, property taxes, right. I
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Speaker 2: mean I put a proposal in their hands in January
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Speaker 2: saying this is what we need to do with prod facts.
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Speaker 2: Vivike was all for it, and then the Columbus you know,
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Speaker 2: Swamp said oh no, no, we need to wait till
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Speaker 2: you're elected governor. We shouldn't, right.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So it's not that we were in some one
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Speaker 1: of the colors earlier said, well, we got let down
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Speaker 1: by Kasik, and we got let bound by the Wine
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Speaker 1: and the the the voters in Ohio are just sick
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Speaker 1: of being let down by fill in the blank, he said,
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Speaker 1: Central Committee. But whatever. So and I said, you can't
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Speaker 1: gauge what Ramaswami's going to do based upon how Dwine
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Speaker 1: or Kasik turned out. But he obviously is a far
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Speaker 1: better choice than Amy Acton if you're interested in bringing
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Speaker 1: business to Ohio. But what you're saying is it's the
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Speaker 1: sorry state of the Republican Party, the representatives and the
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Speaker 1: senators in Columbus that are rubbing off on the otherwise
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Speaker 1: demonstrably better candidate Ramaswami or candidates Ramaswami in Houston. Is
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Speaker 1: that it I.
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Speaker 2: Keep urging the fake you got to step upon them,
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Speaker 2: which listen, our good governor, good wine. Right. You know
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Speaker 2: it's not bad enough that he's defending ations instead of
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Speaker 2: Ohio wins. He then, you know, how about the death
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Speaker 2: penalty decision he made? Been for a death bed on
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Speaker 2: the all along, and all of a sudden, it's just
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Speaker 2: cruel to kill people who murdered your daughter or your wife. Listen.
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Speaker 2: And then he does the voting on top of that.
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Speaker 1: I know, yeah, the voting. I do think you're going
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Speaker 1: to get to next. But in so far as the
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Speaker 1: death penalty is concerned, I'm not a death penalty guy
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Speaker 1: because I don't think the state should be in a
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Speaker 1: position to take people's lives because they've screwed up mens
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Speaker 1: of the state. You know, you've got prosecutors who have
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Speaker 1: hid evidence. You've got people who are wrongfully convicted ultimately
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Speaker 1: to be released because DNA evidence, which wasn't around, then
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Speaker 1: proved them to be innocent. I don't believe a state
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Speaker 1: should be able to take your life. And I view
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Speaker 1: prison as the most horrific environment to be in. And
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Speaker 1: I'd rather someone struggle and suffer without any liberty or freedom,
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Speaker 1: maybe with a cell made that abuses him on a
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Speaker 1: daily basis. Every single day for the rest of their life,
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Speaker 1: rather than put them to death, which to me, I
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Speaker 1: would take the death option in a second before we
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Speaker 1: go to life in prison. That's me. I'm entitled to that.
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Speaker 1: But I know a lot of people are more on
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Speaker 1: the side of you and believing the death penalty is
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Speaker 1: a good thing and putting people out of their misery
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Speaker 1: for committing Haines crimes. Pause. We'll bring Tom z Awastowski
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Speaker 1: back to talk about the voter ID and Governor de
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Speaker 1: Wine's decision. See the talk station fifty about Kersee talk
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Speaker 1: station we either People conventioned dot Org is Tom's Awastowski.
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Speaker 1: Tom jumping to the original issue, We're going to talk
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Speaker 1: about it. Sorry to take it down a couple of
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Speaker 1: cul de sacs there, but I thought that was a
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Speaker 1: valuable discussion with you. Governor de Wine vetoed the Republican
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Speaker 1: past bill that would have required Ohioans to show a
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Speaker 1: photo ID to vote by mail. He said the bill
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Speaker 1: is not needed because Ohio does an excellent job running elections.
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Speaker 1: We know who wins the election night on election night
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Speaker 1: rather and not weeks later. I don't know that that
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Speaker 1: point has anything to do with a photo ID. Requirement
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Speaker 1: and yet he vetoed it. Your reaction to this when
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Speaker 1: Tom's Awastowski.
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Speaker 2: Well, again, this goes back to what you and I
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Speaker 2: are talking about. As far as so Zak is concerned,
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Speaker 2: we're in the middle of this huge I think it's
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Speaker 2: the most important issue in America right now is a
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Speaker 2: Save America Act. And President Trump is pressing full bore
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Speaker 2: on you know, getting it. And here is our version
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Speaker 2: of the Save America Act in essence by saying, you know,
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Speaker 2: even if you do a mail in ballot you should
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Speaker 2: have to use a photo ID, and the wine vetos
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Speaker 2: it like like this is he called it an intrusion
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Speaker 2: and I'm sitting there going, hey, man, I just had
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Speaker 2: to renew my healthcare and I had to send my
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Speaker 2: driver's license that everybody I applied to. It wasn't an intrusion.
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Speaker 2: It's how they know it's you. And it just doubles
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Speaker 2: down on the fact that the Republicans aren't delivering what
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Speaker 2: we the people want, and it's not an intrusion. I
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Speaker 2: mean again, you got to show your idea to buy
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Speaker 2: alcohol or cigarettes or whatever, but to vote, oh no,
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Speaker 2: we can't have that. And so it comes back to
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Speaker 2: this important point, Are we a representative government or not?
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Speaker 2: When you've got issues that eighty percent of people want
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Speaker 2: and even majority of Democrats want, and neither party will
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Speaker 2: vote on it in the US Senate, that's not representative government.
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Speaker 2: And that's the problem. What are we going to do
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Speaker 2: if they're basically saying, yeah, the elections are being being
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Speaker 2: cheating with people are cheating in the election, Chuck Schumer,
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Speaker 2: you'll basically prove it, he says, if you pass the
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Speaker 2: Save America Act, twenty five million. He doesn't say voters,
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Speaker 2: he doesn't say citizens. He said, twenty five million people
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Speaker 2: will be taken off the voter roll. That's how many
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Speaker 2: illegal votes there are. Donald Trump only won by eleven million. Okay,
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Speaker 2: there's twenty five million people who shouldn't be voting voting,
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Speaker 2: and they want us to accept that. We can't accept that,
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Speaker 2: or we're not a country anymore. We're certainly not a
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Speaker 2: represented republic. That's the problem.
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Speaker 1: And this would be in federal elections. Federal elections require citizenship.
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Speaker 1: This isn't something that would intrude in a state or
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Speaker 1: a local about that decides they want illegal immigrants to vote.
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Speaker 1: I guess they can do that. And of course, yesterday's
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court case saying, well, states can set their own laws.
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Speaker 1: The ballots must be at least postmarked by election day,
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Speaker 1: but you can continue to count them after election day.
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Speaker 1: We don't have that in Ohio anymore because Governor de
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Speaker 1: Wine actually signed into law the retraction of the four
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Speaker 1: day window that we used to have here. He wasn't
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Speaker 1: happy about that because he hid.
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Speaker 2: Mind well, he said, you know, well, you know.
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Speaker 1: The High Court could decide to require all ballots to
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Speaker 1: be received by election night. So that was kind of
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Speaker 1: the cover that he gave himself in signing that bill
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Speaker 1: that was sent a Bill two ninety three in the law.
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Speaker 1: But he said, I normally would veto a repeal of
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Speaker 1: this four day grace period. So not something he was
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Speaker 1: interested in doing, so a little fast and lis. But
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Speaker 1: on the on the federal law, I mean, the Democrats
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Speaker 1: clearly want illegals to vote. It's the only it's the
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Speaker 1: only thing that is that that that justifies and at
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Speaker 1: least in their minds, the idea that you wouldn't want
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Speaker 1: a photo ID, because literally, I think every country in
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Speaker 1: the world except two requires a photo ID to vote
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Speaker 1: in elections. Tom, I mean this is the norm in
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Speaker 1: the world.
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Speaker 2: They are fighting for their survival. They know that if
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Speaker 2: Trump can get you know, for instance, you know, I
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Speaker 2: love the thing with the mail in ballast where Trump
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Speaker 2: is saying, We're going to give you a list of
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Speaker 2: all the citizens in your state and the post office
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Speaker 2: will only deliver ballots the people are on the list.
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Speaker 2: That's the kind of stuff we need. And you can
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Speaker 2: learn about that we people Convention dot Org. Here's the problem.
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Speaker 2: You know, if we don't set our selection, our elections
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Speaker 2: walk down nationally, they're going to steal them and we're
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Speaker 2: not gonna be the country were we want to be.
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Speaker 2: If we can do this, if and I was so
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Speaker 2: disappointed that they, you know, the Supreme Court let us
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Speaker 2: down on election day being election day this week. That
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Speaker 2: was a terrible decision. But the bottom line is they
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Speaker 2: will go the way of the Whigs. The Democratic Party
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Speaker 2: is a fraud. They don't have twenty five support, let
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Speaker 2: alone fifty percent. The fact they have fifty percent of
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Speaker 2: the House and the Senate is because they cheat. We
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Speaker 2: got to stop it.
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Speaker 1: Well, they either cheat or the alternative is as is
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Speaker 1: the case in the City of Cincinnati, and obviously the
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Speaker 1: case with voter turnout in New York electing what I
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Speaker 1: will call our communists but democratic socialists. They have motivation.
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Speaker 1: The young people are very very left leaning, socialist minded folks.
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Speaker 1: They go go out and vote everybody else sittings on
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Speaker 1: their hands. What is the seventeen percent turnout in New York?
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Speaker 1: You only had twenty five percent here in the city
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Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. The folks that are on the far left
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Speaker 1: are highly motivated voters, so that there lies a challenge.
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Speaker 2: Let me push back a little bags, because yes, some
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Speaker 2: of them are highly motivated. The one commune was elected
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Speaker 2: in the primary in New York, there was seven percent
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Speaker 2: turnout exactly in the primary. That doesn't mean that the
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Speaker 2: majority of people there do will support that person. What
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Speaker 2: it means is the majority of Pea people have given
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Speaker 2: up Brian. They've stopped participating in the process.
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Speaker 1: In New York, everybody gives up. They know it's a
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Speaker 1: foregone conclusion. They're going to get a Democrat, and if
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Speaker 1: they're like most people, they don't pay a penitent pay
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Speaker 1: attention to politics anyway, Screw it. Some Democrats going to
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Speaker 1: get the primary win and they'll end up getting elected
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Speaker 1: in November.
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Speaker 2: Anyway.
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Speaker 1: Why would I even bother but that seven percent that
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Speaker 1: did show it up showed up for the Kami right, Yes.
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Speaker 2: So they are motivated to vote for commis what is
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Speaker 2: the question is what are we motivated to do? And
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Speaker 2: it's going to depend on whether Republican watch the pleund
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Speaker 2: back video on what the Republicans do between now and then,
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Speaker 2: including at the state level. And then let's pivot to
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Speaker 2: this is the fourth of July. This is the last
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Speaker 2: time I'm going to be on you know, before fourth
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Speaker 2: of July, and I want everyone to focus this week
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Speaker 2: on that. And Brian, I'm sure you have loved and
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Speaker 2: you go to Weed, people can mention that Oregon the
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Speaker 2: video section, I posted a bunch of these videos from
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Speaker 2: these people from the World Cup ye coming here and
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Speaker 2: telling Americans how great America is because we have been
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Speaker 2: led to believe, we've been lied to that America stinks
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Speaker 2: and we don't. We're the greatest country in history. That's
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Speaker 2: what you should be looking at this week. That's what
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Speaker 2: you should be sharing.
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Speaker 1: And if you don't think we're the greatest country in history,
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Speaker 1: get out of our country, lives someplace else for a while,
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Speaker 1: and then gleefully return home with a renewed sense of
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Speaker 1: respect and appreciation for the US Tom's Awastowski. We the
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Speaker 1: people can mention dot org, find all the material he
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Speaker 1: was referring to, and book Marcus site read it every week.
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Speaker 1: Thanks Tom, we'll talk again next week. Have a fabulous
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Speaker 1: Independence Day, my friend.