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J.D. Vance Is the Pick and the "Extreme MAGA" Talk Is Already Back · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Tuesday morning, sixteenth day of July. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me.
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The Republican National Committee Convention is underway the or in c celebrating the idea
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of making America wealthy again yesterday, and it was more than just that.
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It was about getting out first day gathering together for so many after the attempted
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assassination of former President Trump over the weekend. And it was also the big
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announcement that jd. Vance, Senator from Ohio is the nominee for vice president
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on Trump's ticket. A few things to process there, a few things to
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digest there. He was one of the people that had been talked about for
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quite some time. Wasn't part of the initial group. There was a group
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of potential nominees that were discussed at the beginning. Tim Scott, Marco Marco
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Rubio was kind of there the whole time, really for the long haul.
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There was this sort of the dream ticket things of like how do you get
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somebody like DeSantis, you know, out of Florida on there or Rubio on
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there? And I told you those were going to be Rubio at least was
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going to be difficult. I don't think DeSantis was ever really a serious contender
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for it. You know, there was talk, I guess at the very
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early stages about Nicky Haley. I don't think that was ever going to happen.
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So, but it's nice to know that the post assassination attempt, she's
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fully all in on this Trump ticket now. But we went through a few
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potential candidates, and in the last couple of weeks, Vance seemed to be
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the one that was emerging as the serious contender for the pick. Although I
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will say this, and if you had asked me a week ago who I
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thought the pick would be, I would have told you Vance. That's who
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I would have thought then. But I started to think maybe Glenn Youngkin was
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going to slip in there and take it. Younkin hasn't talked like somebody who
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thought he was seriously a contender for it. I haven't heard him say anything.
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I've heard him a number of times say that he likes being the governor
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of Virginia. I know that if Trump wins Virginia in the previous states that
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he won, he's practically won the election. So I knew that someone like
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that if he thought Youngkin could deliver Virginia, that would be a smart move.
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However, obviously we know what Ohio means in our presidential elections. So
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anyway, so Vance, a veteran served in the Marine Corps, went to
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Yale Law School, venture capitalist, businessman, tech guy. He's got a
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lot going for him as a candidate. What he doesn't have going for him
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as a candidate is that twenty sixteen and a private message to someone on a
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Facebook I guess during the election period. During the election cycle, he has
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a quote that he sent to someone. I go back and forth between thinking
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Trump is a cynical ahole like Nixon, who wouldn't be that bad and might
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even prove useful, or that he's America's hitler. Now, this was something
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that was not shared publicly. That's not what this was. And that came
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up again in twenty twenty two, and he has said, you know,
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one time he was very much critic of Trump. Now he supports what he
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did once he got into office and what his presidency meant, which has caused
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some folks on the left to say, oh, well, he just kissed
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up to Donald Trump because he he thought he was Hitler, and now he
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wants to know if he can have a job with him. So this Hitler
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rhetoric, obviously is something that supposedly, according to our current president, we're
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supposed to put all this behind us, right, We're supposed to be and
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kinder and gentler. I tried to merge those into one word. That doesn't
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really work. And a lot of the news agencies are bringing this Hitler thing
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up. I think there were a lot of people that maybe would vote for
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Trump today that would not have voted for him in twenty sixteen because they were
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skeptical. So I don't think that that's it's going to be something to talk
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about, that's what they want to do. It is interesting to me that
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and I've told you repeatedly it doesn't matter who the Republican is, it doesn't
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matter who the VP pick is. I told you there would be critical and
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tear them apart. They're already trying to tear him apart. I think instead
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of just saying, hey, this guy served the military, this guy is
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decided to go into public service, he's the pick, and let's play this
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game that the President Biden just said we're going to do. We're going to
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be civil to one another. But that's not what's happened, because now we
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have you know, he's going to help push the radical Maga agenda because that's
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what he's gonna do. He's gonna make it the extreme i'm sorry maga agenda.
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We also had from the Vice President's office. No, I'm sorry,
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this is from the Biden Harris chair Jen O'Malley. Donald Trump picked JD.
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Vance as his running mate because Vance will do what Mike Pence wouldn't do on
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January sixth, bend over backwards to enable Trump and his extreme Maga agenda,
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even if it means breaking the law, no matter the harm to the American
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people. This is the rhetoric that we were just told isn't going to continue
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by the President. He sat in the Oval office the other night and he
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told us this. They're not going to do this dangerous conversation because you know,
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we want to be civil to each other. We ought to be able
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to have different opinions. And I think that the left is now going to
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try to figure out what can they say, what can they get away with
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saying, And they figured out they can mention the Hitler thing by throwing it
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at Vance. You know, from eight years ago, they can say,
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well, he said it eight years ago, we're not saying it now.
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He said it privately to someone, not out in public, and then then
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we did it over and over again. So I think Vance is I don't
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know that any of the picks, other than maybe Youngkin, we're going to
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be a potential state Steeler that makes sense. I mean, I think that
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Youngin probably could have done a lot to help deliver the deliver the state of
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Virginia or the Commonwealth of Virginia. Telling you these people that get into this
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like it's commonwealth. It's not a state. What we say fifty states.
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It could be a commonwealth, but it's a state. We can do that.
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And I can say Louisville if I want to. But I don't know
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that Rubio. I mean, Florida's gonna go to Trump. I don't think
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there's any doubt about that. I don't think the left has even said that
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that's a state that's in play. And I don't think that, you know,
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I don't know that Nikki Haley was gonna if that had happened, and
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I never don't think that was ever really a consideration. But anyway, So
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that's the pick. I think Vance is a good pick. He's young,
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he's thirty nine. It's sort of a new chapter in all this. People
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have been saying, we need some youth, we need someone different in there.
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So that's who it is now. I did see someone say on social
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media that Kamala Harris is gonna eat his lunch when they happen to me.
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I don't know what Kamala Harris they've been seeing, but they're dreaming if they
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think Kamala Harris is gonna eat anybody's life, un and a debate unless it's
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Biden. And I think she could probably do that, but I'm not even
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certain that she could do that. So we're told this is going to be
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a new and I'm going to transition over to this. This is going to
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be a new civil time because dangerous rhetoric very well could have had some role
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in what happened at the attempted assassination of former President Trump. And I want
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to do one quick thing because on the subject of I was probably a little
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too hard, a little bit too hard on I wasn't hard too hard,
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I think on some yesterday. I do think the people that somehow think that
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Donald Trump would allow someone to shoot him in the ear in order to win
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over the American people. I think those people despicable. I think to say
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that anyone thinking that maybe some other conspiracy took place, I think it was
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too soon. I still think it's too soon. But we're starting to learn
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a little bit more about what happened, and as more information comes in about
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what actually happened, it's hard not to raise an eyebrow. And I'm not
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jumping there yet because I think we do still need more information. But I
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understand people don't trust the FBI. People don't trust that we have the right
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people in place with the Secret Service, and I do understand that, and
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this was a major major failure by the folks that did the prep and the
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planning and the folks that were supposed to be monitoring who was there. I've
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seen reports that the Secret Service knew. I think Dan Bongino, I think
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is one of the people who said, look, I was told by someone
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in the Secret Service. They were aware this guy was there. They saw
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him with his rifle walking around, They lost track of him, he hid
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in one of the buildings somewhere, and yet they continued on with the Why
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did they continue on with the event. Why did they not say, look,
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there's someone out here, and we want to know who it is,
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where he's at, why he's here before we continue on with this event.
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Those are all valid questions. Those are all things that are going to feed
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this notion of conspiracies. And I get that, but again, we've got
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to wait on more information. This is information that we didn't have when the
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conspiracy theory started. But the absurdity of the notion that any person, any
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person at all, is going to say, look, I want to win
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this presidency so bad that I'm going to let someone not a trained marksman,
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but someone is going to crawl up on a roof nearby, between one and
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two hundred yards away, and they're going to shoot me in the ear,
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right in the top of the ear, just barely grazing me. And if
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they miss by half an inch, it's gonna kill me, all right,
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If they miss just by half an inch, it's gonna kill me. But
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I'm in let's do it. It's ridiculous. It's one of the dumbest things
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I've ever heard. It just it's there's no basis for that. I tend
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to and I was talking with Jake, who is fifteen, my son,
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and we were talking about the fact that, you know, for things like
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this assassination attempt, I kind of go by the end. I know I'm
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not using exactly right, but it's this general spirit of it. But I
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approach things like this from the spirit of you know, Okham's razor and science.
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All things equal, the simplest solution is probably the solution. That's that's
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my basis for things. And sometimes that's absolutely right. Sometimes it's not.
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But I can tell you this, if you're just following the simplest solution,
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it's, you know, some kid who was picked on, trying to make
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a name for himself, wanted to be in the history books, tried to
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kill former President Trump. That's the simplest possible solution to what happened. Secret
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Service didn't do their job very well. The people who dove on him and
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protected him, that's brave. They showed the guts, they showed fortitude.
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There were some things maybe that didn't quite happen the way they should have.
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They should have gotten him off the stage sooner. They should have gotten him
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in the car sooner. They probably shouldn't have let himump his fist. I
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think most of us are glad that they did not. I say most of
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us, most of us, all that you know, are planning to vote
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for him. But folks on the left probably not so happy about that,
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just the reality of it. But that's probably what happened. Now, the
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people that say, oh, this wild, crazy story of that, they're
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just going to make up the best way to get sympathy from the American people
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and from voters is to allow someone to shoot him in the ear from this
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distance. That's not a great marksman, but they're going to let him do
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it, and then they're going to shoot him dead, and then they're going
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to blame the fact that it was a folks on the left that did it.
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No, that's not even close to a reasonable theory on what happened,
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not at all. It would take a giant pile of evidence to make anyone
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believe that that really happen. Is it possible that someone sent that guy in
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there to take a shot at the president? It's possible. Is it the
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most likely thing? I don't know. Again, you got to get more
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evidence, you got to get more facts behind this, And I know people
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don't always trust the FBI these days, they're not always trusting anything out of
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this administration. A few things too, Just to go back to the comments
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by President Biden, the things that have been said about Donald Trump, about
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him being evil, about him being hitler, about him being fascist, about
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him being a Nazi, about him being someone who would want to bring about
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the end of America. May not have been the thing with this guy.
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May not have been the thing that tipped him, but it may have or
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it may have tipped someone else. The President the other night spoke and said
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that we had to calm him down the rhetoric, and he talked about violent
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things that happened and his choices for violent things to reference. Didn't reference the
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shooting at Republicans at their baseball practice when Steve Scalise was shot, didn't reference
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Ran Paul being attacked while mowing his grass in his yard, just living life.
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There are a number of things that have happened to Conservatives that weren't referenced.
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He mentioned all the things that happened to in some cases specifically to Democrats,
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but he mentioned January sixth, He mentioned Paul Pelosi being attacked. He
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wanted to make this a little bit of a political speech, but he wanted
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to get out his message of let's calm down the rhetoric. And he knew
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this was going to be the message at the convention eventually, let's calm down
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the rhetoric. So he wanted to get his in first. He wanted to
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get his out there first before everybody else. And it's a strategy. That's
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a political strategy. I get that, but there was no talk of maybe
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some of the things that he said, maybe he should have been a little
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contrite. Look, I shouldn't have talked about putting Trump in the bull's eye.
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I realize that's bad verbiage. I didn't literally mean that, and I
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don't think anybody thinks he literally meant that, although if this were Trump,
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people would be saying that this was some sort of a code, which that's
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sad. It's sad that that's what we've become. We've become a nation that
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is split between, you know, the people who some worship at the feet
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of Donald Trump. I don't think we should be that country at all.
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Think we should be that with any political person. We had people who worship
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Barack Obama. We people who worship Ruth Bader Ginsburg we have people that they
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badly want someone to worship right now, and they're just not there. There's
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nobody home. On the left. They want to do that, they want
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it to be their religion. But I don't think it should be that with
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Trump, and I think Trump is sounding like somebody who was just shot.
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He's talking a lot more about faith and talking about how close he was to
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dying and those sorts of things. Probably hear more of that whenever he gets
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up to speak this week. But I don't think Joe Biden was giving any
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sort of again Ockham's razor, Do we think he was trying to tell someone
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to go out there and take a shot at Donald Trump? No? Is
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it possible. I mean, that's where the conspiracy stuff kicks in, right
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If Donald Trump had said it and someone had shot at Joe Biden, they
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would be saying, hey, Donald Trump, he gave this coded message.
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They tried to do this with the newspapers. In that ad that someone else
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made that was you had different World War two era headlines in the background and
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it said something about the Third Reich, and they said Trump's got a coded
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message in there to the Third Reich. That's the game that they play.
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If Trump says something that could possibly be interpreted by someone who wants him to
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be evil, that's that's what they find, and then that's what they put
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out versus Joe Biden says something and they just sort of dismiss it, like
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you know what he meant, and we do. I think most of us
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know what he meant. Put him in the bullseye. We got to focus
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on Trump right now. I didn't take it that way. I still don't
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take it that way. I can't tell you that it's not what he meant.
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It's the way conspiracy theories work. But he should have now, he
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should say, look, I use that term, shouldn't have said it.
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It's not the right choice. And I hate what happened afterwards. He should
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acknowledge the fact that this extreme MAGA agenda talk needs to stop, this end
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of democracy talk, it's got to stop. I know they put a hold
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on it. I'm sure it'll be back, but that's what we're talking about
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with this verbiage. He's going to end all of women's rights. No,
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he's not. What are you talking about? Stop the hyperbole? I get
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it. Trump's hyperbole is boy. I had the best ever this is the
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best thing ever. And I had the best country, and I had the
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best economy. That's his hyperbole. That's not putting anybody in the crosshairs in
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the bullseye. You know, it does put people in the bull's eye.
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He's gonna kill us all. He's gonna end the country. He's gonna destroy
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us. That's what he's gonna do. He's a danger to our democracy.
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He's a danger to our nation. That's what gets people hurt. That's what
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gets people killed. Got a completely innocent bystander killed shielding his family, got
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a former president shot in the year, That's what that verbiage did. And
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that's what's and it's already reared its head again. Donald Trump picks JD.
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Vance and we're already starting to hear about this extreme MAGA agenda that's already back
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in the discussion. Why why are we all already talking extreme this and extreme
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that. You know what else? Needs to stop the Project twenty twenty five
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stuff. It's not true. They need to stop it. They're lying.
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They need to stop it. They're not going to, though, because if
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they stop it, they know they have zero chance of winning. And honestly,
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at this point, it's probably not much more than zero at this stage.
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Carol Morning Show. Right after the break all right, a lot of folks
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so that they can feel a little bit better about some of their summer vacation
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plans, Trying to stay fit, trying to be healthy, all those things.
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So people trying to be healthier. But how about your brain? Are
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Researchers at the University of Queensland and Australia say that there's an exercise that
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you can do, a workout regimen if you will, that isn't just good
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for your body. And they say this is apparently this isn't straight from the
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researchers. I'm just going to say I've heard people doing this high intensity interval
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training workouts that apparently is great for weight loss. Okay, this isn't from
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their study. This is me just telling you that that's, you know,
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an actual workout that has a lot of success for some people. I'm not
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saying you should do it. I'm just saying it's something to look into.
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pretty intense, but it can help your brain work better and can actually help
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you, you know, look a little better on those summer vacations at the
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beach. Well, seems like it could be a win win, right,
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all right, This next story hits me. Hits me hard. I've been
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teased by younger friends already about it. I can't help myself because yes I'm
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a gen xer, and yes I do this, even though it's not.
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They say it's not associated with gen x, it's associated with the boomers,
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but it's there. Call them boomer ellipses, the three dots in the texts.
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I do it. If you know me, if you've gotten a text
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for me, you have probably gotten the dots from me in a text or
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even just a message on any kind of messenger app. And they say it's
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showing your age. According to gen Z, the boomer ellipses basically goes back
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to a time when you had to pay for SMS messages, when texts were
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charged for message, so basically, aiming to economize, you put the dots
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in so you could put more words in the message. And now that it's
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unlimited messaging, you don't really have to do that anymore. I hear you.
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Doesn't mean that I don't like to get the whole message conveyed? Is
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it too long? Is it making you not want to read it because of
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my dots? I get it. I understand what it means that it shows
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my age. But you also, if you know me well enough that you're
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getting text from me. You know that I am thrifty. That's the word
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I use for it, that I'm thrifty. Right, Economically, I'm not
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someone who blows through money unnecessarily, so it shouldn't surprise you that something that
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once costs money per text message, I was using an economical way to do
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it, and that it's just a habit that I continue. I'll try.
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I'll try to do better. Fine, especially if I'm sending it to younger
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people. I'll try back to brains. A new study found that limiting kids
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screen time to just screw you. I'm gonna keep doing it. I'm just
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gonna put the dots in there. You can't tell me what to do.
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Leave me along. Quit messing with me about my dots. Jesse. New
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study found that limiting kids screen time to just three I love Jesse. She's
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one of my dear friends. But she teases me about the dots. A
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new study found limiting kids screen time in just three hours a week led to
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big improvements in their mental health and behavior, and the turnaround happened in just
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two weeks. A three hour limit was just on leisure screen time, not
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on screen time for score. The distinction is important because it showed the effects
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of screen time for entertainment purpose specifically, Typically, kids spend seven to eight
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hours a day on screens for entertainment alone, not including time spent on screens
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for school. According to the researchers, the biggest improvements we're seen in relationships
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with their peers, being considerate and helpful to others, finding suggesting that decreasing
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screen time could help kids manage their emotions more effectively and improve their social interactions.
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All good, Right, seems like a good strategy. Seems like a
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good three hours. It seems like plenty, doesn't it? All right?
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We've been putting pickles in soft drinks like doctor Pepper. We've been putting them
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in our spaghetti and meatballs. That's been something that I've been trying to push
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and get more people to do it. Well. Now apparently they're working it
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into desserts. Pickle cupcakes, Cloths and Pickles and Baked by Melissa If teamed
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up to create a bite sized pickle flavored cupcake that are bright green in colar,
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topped with icing and sprinkles. The reviews coming in on the to one
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hundred percent positive, although some say just because you can do it doesn't mean
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you should. The new pickle cupcakes can be bought in a pack of twenty
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five for thirty seven dollars on Melissa's Baked by Melissa's website, so if you
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want to try them, you can do that. I don't know if there's
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a recipe. There's got to be a recipe somewhere, right. Just hope
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Aunt b from the Andy Griffiths Show is not trying to make these pickle cupcakes
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with her kerosene cucumbers. Nobody wants that. That'll do it for this Tuesday
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