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Wicked Radio 3-30: No Kings Funding Fraud, TSA Shutdown Backfire, & March Madness Rocks! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: You, like most normal people.
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Speaker 2: You were enjoying the weekend, Palm Sunday, you start a
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Speaker 2: Holy week, happened, we had March madness, we had all
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Speaker 2: kinds of cool things going on.
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Speaker 1: You're probably I'm gonna take a wild guest here.
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Speaker 2: I don't think you were going to a No King's
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Speaker 2: Rilly protest, but you might have paid attention to it
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Speaker 2: a little bit. And I know you're the fatigue. Have
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Speaker 2: you noticed the fatigue has set in? And that's a
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Speaker 2: good thing. This is why you should celebrate it.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: I'm not gonna dwell on it. I just I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: talk about the funding and why this is not organic.
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Speaker 2: I know you already knew that, but what they dug
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Speaker 2: up may surprise you. About the No Kings idiots, I
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Speaker 2: know you're sick of hearing about it, but the more
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Speaker 2: they talk and expose themselves and get out there, and
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Speaker 2: I agree with you, it's ridiculous. Believe me, it's a
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Speaker 2: good thing because it's falling on.
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Speaker 1: Deaf years and that's a great thing.
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Speaker 2: Also, the start a Holy week, I am gonna just
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Speaker 2: mention that quickly. No dissertation here, but the Holy week
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Speaker 2: things they usually do in Jerusalem were interrupted by you know,
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Speaker 2: the war. You're gonna hear a lot of talk about, oh,
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Speaker 2: this is a strike against Christian No, it's not, No,
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Speaker 2: it's not. But the cardinal in charge of this procession
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Speaker 2: did something amazing. He had in an awesome little alternative message.
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Speaker 2: And his name is Cardinal Pizzabella. What a great name.
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Speaker 2: I want my cardinal to be named Pizzabella. Anyway, we'll
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Speaker 2: talk about him a little bit as well. Living proof
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Speaker 2: directly close to me that this tsa shut down from
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Speaker 2: the Democrats is backfiring from none other than my daughter,
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Speaker 2: who is flying home from New York on Saturday. She
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Speaker 2: doesn't mind me saying this because I know she's not
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Speaker 2: listening or watching.
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Speaker 1: Don't worry about that.
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Speaker 2: But a direct message from her, which is living proof
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Speaker 2: that the thing is backfired so badly on the Democrats.
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Speaker 1: We'll wrap this up with something amazing.
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Speaker 2: You may not be into sports, maybe you're not watching
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Speaker 2: the March Madness Tournament, the NC two A men's basketball tournament.
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Speaker 1: It is amazing. You probably heard about this finish.
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Speaker 2: With Yukon and Duke on Sunday, but it's living proof
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Speaker 2: we have just to we have the best entertainment in
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Speaker 2: the world in America anyway, we'll talk about it.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for being with me. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: We'll get radio live stream on x and YouTube and
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Speaker 2: on Facebook, and the replay obviously on those channels as well,
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Speaker 2: and the audio podcast.
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Speaker 1: Let's get right to it.
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Speaker 2: No kings, same thing as before, same people as before, inorganic.
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Speaker 1: But you knew that you had. Let's just face it.
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Speaker 2: What did you see if you watched any of this thing,
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Speaker 2: if you saw any clips anything online.
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Speaker 1: Or in your favorite mainstream news outlets, what'd you see?
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Speaker 2: Mostly old? Let's just call it like it is, mostly old,
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Speaker 2: mostly white, clueless idiots and communists.
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Speaker 1: What am I wrong? Oh that's an exaggeration. You can't
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Speaker 1: call this a communist rally. This was just okay, all right,
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Speaker 1: let's go to Times Square. You tell me I'm right.
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Speaker 1: Solution is only what solution. I'm you nest volution, I'm
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Speaker 1: your nest.
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Speaker 2: It's just laughable at this point, and that's the takeaway.
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Speaker 2: That's the good news is it's laughable. They are a punchline. Now,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't that many of them. I mean, we've certainly
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Speaker 2: seen bigger commie rallies before, but there they were the
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Speaker 2: sickle and hammer red flags. There's only one solution, Communist
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Speaker 2: revolution times Square. It's not groundbreaking. It's happened before, obviously,
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Speaker 2: But what's different? What do you think is different this time?
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Speaker 1: People are outright laughing at them, like real people who
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Speaker 1: have jobs. Is it annoying, yes?
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Speaker 2: Is it costly, yes, you know, as far as like
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Speaker 2: first responder responses and police presence and all that other stuff.
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Speaker 1: But everybody knows who's backing this. Now.
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Speaker 2: There's all kinds of people, you know, the celebrity speakers.
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Speaker 2: I could play you Jane Fonda til the Cows Come Home.
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Speaker 1: You know all about her.
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Speaker 2: So many people who spot actors and celebrities. Oh, the
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Speaker 2: whole Springsteen thing. There's a handful of them you could
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Speaker 2: pick to try to highlight for the stupidity of this thing.
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Speaker 2: I want I pick one in particular, though it's the
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Speaker 2: same person during the DeVos meetings Member Switzerland. Why would
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Speaker 2: the president of the Teachers Union in America be over
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Speaker 2: there for international leaders? Why would the president of the
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Speaker 2: teachers Union be at a no King's protest rally?
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Speaker 1: Here? She has Randy Weingarten, Ask yourself one, because the
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Speaker 1: only way the government acts for the people, listens to
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Speaker 1: the people, response to the people.
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Speaker 2: Solves the people's problems.
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Speaker 1: Is if it is a government of the people by
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Speaker 1: the people.
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Speaker 3: And four.
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Speaker 2: Okay, cutting that off a little short, because I personally
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Speaker 2: can't listen to that. I know you couldn't either, because
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Speaker 2: that's just horrifying. Can you imagine?
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Speaker 1: Oh my god?
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, she's the president of the American Teachers Union,
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Speaker 2: which is why, as a teacher, you should opt out
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Speaker 2: of that union if you're a member right now, because
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Speaker 2: they're not representing you. They're just trying to grab as
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Speaker 2: much money as they possibly can.
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Speaker 1: She makes close to.
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Speaker 2: A million dollars a year in salary from your union dues.
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Speaker 2: I think that's what it is. It's at least it's
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Speaker 2: over five hundred thousand. I don't know what the current
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Speaker 2: number is.
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Speaker 1: Whatever.
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Speaker 2: Why would she be at a No Kings protest chanting
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Speaker 2: things like that this should be a government by the people.
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Speaker 2: So so okay, hold on, So now you're the ones
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Speaker 2: and as a teacher technically, who are trying to up
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Speaker 2: end the will of the people and a duly elected president.
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Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? Isn't that interesting?
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Speaker 2: Why would the why would the president of the Teachers
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Speaker 2: Union be for the No Kings protest because they're afraid
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Speaker 2: that the fraud is going to be exposed and she's
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Speaker 2: gonna lose money, and her organization's gonna lose money because
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Speaker 2: it's getting siphoned off the top. You can guarantee that
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Speaker 2: that's why she's there, So you know, pick any one
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Speaker 2: of them you want.
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Speaker 1: But there you go.
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Speaker 2: That's that's what you have right there. But could be anything.
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Speaker 2: Here's another thing, and I said this during the last one.
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Speaker 2: When was the last note was that October? I think
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Speaker 2: it was late fall, whatever it was, And I noticed
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Speaker 2: the same thing. I didn't pay a lot of attention
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Speaker 2: like you did. I'm trying to live a life too,
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Speaker 2: but I think it's worth pointing out once again because
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Speaker 2: I specifically looked for some of the coverages from cities
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Speaker 2: like DC, Chicago, Yeah, New York too, but.
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Speaker 1: Secifically places like Baltimore.
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Speaker 2: Why Baltimore, Bill Well, Baltimore has an overwhelmingly African American population,
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Speaker 2: just is it's the demographic of the city. And just
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Speaker 2: like last time, not the only one to point that out.
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Speaker 2: I looked for some of the overhead coverage, you know,
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Speaker 2: some of the drone news station coverage of their No
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Speaker 2: King's Protest rally. I swear to you I had to
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Speaker 2: look really close and work hard to find any black
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Speaker 2: people at it. Why would that be wh Why is that?
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Speaker 2: Because it's not organic? Because it's mostly not people from there.
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Speaker 2: Of course they're getting bussed in. Of course they're coming
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Speaker 2: from other places. Of course they're the same people that
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Speaker 2: went to multiple rallies. None of this is and now
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Speaker 2: everybody is exposed to it, which is why I say,
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Speaker 2: if you're sick of this stuff, should this should never
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Speaker 2: enrage you because it's not having the effect that they
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Speaker 2: wanted to it had. There's absolutely nothing different today than
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Speaker 2: compared to Saturday. Nothing changed. It's just a bunch of
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Speaker 2: overgrown adult theater children who are acting out.
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Speaker 1: That's all it is.
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Speaker 2: And if you focused in in some of these idiots,
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Speaker 2: you know exactly what I'm talking about. Zero zero effect
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Speaker 2: except one a negative effect as far as they're concerns,
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Speaker 2: because normal, everyday American people look at this and they say,
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Speaker 2: these people are ridiculous. And I'm telling you, I'll go
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Speaker 2: back to that example again. If you are a teacher,
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Speaker 2: look at your own organization. If you're part of that union.
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Speaker 2: It shouldn't be get your dues. Get your money away
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Speaker 2: from that if you can, if you're in a safe
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Speaker 2: place to be able to do it. Because that person
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Speaker 2: is just stealing your money.
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Speaker 1: That's all that is.
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Speaker 2: Just listen to the words she's promoting there. That's what
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Speaker 2: you want in charge.
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Speaker 1: Anyway. How about that money? Who's funding it? Who's funding
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Speaker 1: all this? Well tell you.
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Speaker 2: Representative Anna Paulina Luna did a good job organizing all
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Speaker 2: the financials released from the No King's protest rallies and
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Speaker 2: found the financiers. Some of it's a little deceptive because
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Speaker 2: almost every major organization gives to both political parties.
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Speaker 1: They just kind of do. It's like tax write offs.
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Speaker 2: They got to split it up a little bit anyway,
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Speaker 2: But still interesting to know where the money's coming from
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Speaker 2: for this kind of crap. The financier is, according to
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Speaker 2: real Anna Paulina Luna, Arabella Insurance Company, seventy nine million
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Speaker 2: dollars to these causes, Warren Buffett himself sixteen million, Ford
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Speaker 2: fifty one million. Little bit different than the car manufacturer,
8:15
Speaker 2: but the original people have started more on that in
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Speaker 2: just a quick second. Rockefeller, of course twenty six million
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Speaker 2: Soros George Soros, Yeah, seventy two million TIDES organization forty
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Speaker 2: five million, two hundred ninety four million dollars in total
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Speaker 2: funding this kind of thing. Now, there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: people upset at Ford saying I'm gonna sell my f
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Speaker 2: two fifty now because of this. Well, it is Ford name.
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Speaker 2: It's the people who started the Ford company that are
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Speaker 2: now in charge of this Democrat organization. Not exactly the
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Speaker 2: car manufacturer, blah blah blah, but still it stands to
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Speaker 2: reason and it's a good sign, a really good sign
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Speaker 2: that now people are looking into elected congress people like
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Speaker 2: Annapolina Luna looking into the finances of these organizations in
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Speaker 2: these protests. And Fox News Digital did a good follow up.
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Speaker 2: This is Anna Nomani, Fox News Digital reporter, digging in
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Speaker 2: a little deeper to some of the organization and they're
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Speaker 2: finding from.
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Speaker 4: These five hundred groups with get this, a three billion
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Speaker 4: dollar budget collectively and where does their you know, political influence,
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Speaker 4: their political contributions and their uh, you know, individual employee
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Speaker 4: donations go but mostly to the Democratic Party. And that's
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Speaker 4: why we see the silence and unfortunately they pull their
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Speaker 4: punches on the issues that matter to you, for example
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Speaker 4: that you just cited, because that would mean turning against
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Speaker 4: the democratic politicians that they're trying to keep in power.
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Speaker 1: Not a surprise, and therein lies the story. It's not
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Speaker 1: a surprise. Who saw that?
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Speaker 2: Who heard that just now and said, oh, that's a shocker.
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Speaker 2: No one, it's not really a shocker. The shocking part.
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Speaker 2: The interesting part is the takeaway is how many people
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Speaker 2: are saying, Yeah, that's that's a bunch of crapty. I
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Speaker 2: expected it all along. Maybe I didn't know the exact play,
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Speaker 2: and I didn't know the exact dollar amount, but I
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Speaker 2: need of course, of course, this is how it's funded,
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Speaker 2: and the same organization's overseas, and that what's his name,
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Speaker 2: Nigel Singham?
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Speaker 1: Whoever?
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Speaker 2: It is, the American tech giant that lives in Beijing
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Speaker 2: that does the bidding for the CCP. We've all known
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Speaker 2: about the Soros family, the same people.
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Speaker 1: The same thing. But what a time. But they might
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Speaker 1: as well call.
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Speaker 2: This a tax right off, because there is zero effect
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Speaker 2: of any of this, which is why I say you
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Speaker 2: should be glad about this.
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Speaker 1: You should be glad.
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Speaker 2: Hey, you should root for another one another no King's rally,
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Speaker 2: because it's not having the effect that they want.
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Speaker 1: Whose vote was changed by this?
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Speaker 2: Do you think there's anybody, and I mean anybody in
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Speaker 2: this country that saw the No Kings protest and said,
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Speaker 2: you know what, I voted for Trump two times, maybe three,
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Speaker 2: but now that I saw these No Kings protests, I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna I'm gonna vote for Democrats next time. No one,
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Speaker 2: No one, he says, saying that it has zero effect whatsoever.
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Speaker 2: In fact, I think it has a backfiring effect. Oh,
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Speaker 2: speaking of backfires, you know it's having a backfire effect.
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Speaker 1: The TSA shutdown. You couldn't find a more blatant admission
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Speaker 1: of trying to disrupt the lives of Americans than what
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Speaker 1: happened here on CBS News Sunday. Listen to this. What
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Speaker 1: did Democrats get out of this standoff? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Well, Margaret, the standoff is not done yet. Right. The
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Speaker 3: president is illegally paying apparently TSA agents. You had the Senate,
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Speaker 3: as you pointed out with mister Honan Homan, pass a
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Speaker 3: bipartisan bill unanimously in the United States Senate to say, look,
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Speaker 3: let's fund everybody else and let's deal with this thorny
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Speaker 3: issue about ice. And then you had the Republican House
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Speaker 3: say hell, no, we're not doing.
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Speaker 2: That, Jim Hines, Representative, Well, Margaret, it's not over yet.
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Speaker 2: You're basically you're basically saying no, we're going to keep
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Speaker 2: We're going to keep pushing for this, and the president with.
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Speaker 1: An executive order. Remember that happened on Friday.
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Speaker 2: We were talking about and announcing that he's going to
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Speaker 2: pay TS agents anyway. Well, that's an it's illegally paying
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Speaker 2: them proof. You need to listen to anybody else, but
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Speaker 2: that clip to show you what they want to do.
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Speaker 2: They do not care about disrupting lives of Americans. They
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Speaker 2: could not possibly care. And it's all about shutting down ICE,
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Speaker 2: the ICE part of the Department of Homeland Security. They're
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Speaker 2: so blatant about it, and everybody knows. But what happens,
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Speaker 2: What happens if things got better.
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Speaker 1: We talked about this a lot for at least two
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Speaker 1: days last week on the podcast.
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Speaker 2: But still, what happens if it has a negative effect
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Speaker 2: for them and a positive effect for Americans. Well, I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna give you a real life example from my own life.
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Speaker 2: This is from my daughter. Don't worry, she's not listening
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Speaker 2: or watching, so she's not gonna find out that I'm
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Speaker 2: reading one of her texts. Leaving LaGuardia in New York
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Speaker 2: headed to Florida on a direct flight, got to the
12:46
Speaker 2: airport way too early, as it turns out, because you know,
12:49
Speaker 2: you've got to be prepared, regardless who knows what it's
12:51
Speaker 2: going to be on a weekend, on the start of
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Speaker 2: the Holy Week, with people traveling for Easter all over
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Speaker 2: the place, and still the end of spring break, and oh,
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Speaker 2: it's going to be madness.
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Speaker 1: No it's not.
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Speaker 2: This is a twenty one year old person leaving New
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Speaker 2: York City. You tell me this doesn't have a backfiring
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Speaker 2: effect for the Democrats. Tim this is from her timed
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Speaker 2: the TSA line. It was three minutes, goes on to
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Speaker 2: say in the second text, so many ICE agents helping
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Speaker 2: out parentheses, some of the hottest guys I've ever seen.
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Speaker 1: Oh I didn't need to hear that, but anyway.
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Speaker 2: They made it go by faster than usual by directing
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Speaker 2: the line. That's one person, my daughter, that's one person.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine how.
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Speaker 2: Many people of all ages, all demographics saw the same thing.
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Speaker 2: And like I said last week, and I'll say it again,
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Speaker 2: I know I'm beating a dead horse. But I'm telling you,
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Speaker 2: for most Americans to have direct, face to face, direct
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Speaker 2: contact with TSA agents, realizing that the TSA guys are
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Speaker 2: actually the good guys, this is the biggest mistake the
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Speaker 2: Democrats have ever made.
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Speaker 1: Ever. This is a massive mistake. Now watch the TSA.
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Speaker 1: Now watch the TSA work hand in hand with Ice
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Speaker 1: at airports forever in the future. Watch that.
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Speaker 2: Watch how the public opinion and sentiment turns towards positivity
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Speaker 2: for the ICE agents.
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Speaker 1: When you got.
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Speaker 2: Somebody like my kid twenty one years old coming out
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Speaker 2: of New York City saying, these ICE agents are great,
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Speaker 2: this is awesome. How many other people are saying that.
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Speaker 2: Let me tell you how many tens of thousands, if
14:23
Speaker 2: not hundreds of thousands, that's how many people have been
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Speaker 2: through airports help by them. One of the biggest mistakes
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Speaker 2: of all time. And Trump just lets sat back and
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Speaker 2: let the Democrats fail. It was fantastic. Good job, real
14:35
Speaker 2: good job. All right, this was something that was interesting.
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Speaker 2: And you're gonna hear a lot of chatter, and I'm
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Speaker 2: telling you, I don't think this.
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Speaker 1: Is the case.
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Speaker 2: A lot of chatter of all the entire Israel stuff
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Speaker 2: that's happening here is sending Trump to war. No, he's
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Speaker 2: not good, God Almighty, would you stop with this nonsense. Well,
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Speaker 2: the new thing is because of and it's true, at
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Speaker 2: the start of Holy Week, which started yesterday on Palm Sunday,
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Speaker 2: all the holy events and the historical places in Jeruz
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Speaker 2: alone and everything, a lot of them are shut down
15:03
Speaker 2: because of the war happening in the Operation Epic Fury happening,
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Speaker 2: and the strike's on Iran. Now, why would Israel shut
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Speaker 2: down holy sites? You don't have to think too hard
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Speaker 2: to come up with the answer. Because if they have
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Speaker 2: a bunch of people gathering there and there is some rogue,
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Speaker 2: drone or missile strike and innocent people are killed, and
15:21
Speaker 2: they're who's going to take the blame on that? Of
15:23
Speaker 2: course they have to take security precautions and do that.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, it doesn't usually happen that any of these
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Speaker 2: sites would be shut down. It might have during COVID
15:33
Speaker 2: actually believe it or not, but it's happened now. But
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Speaker 2: I got to tell you this cardinal who was leading
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Speaker 2: the procession through all these holy sites, had had to
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Speaker 2: do a had to do an audible, and he's great,
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Speaker 2: His name is Cardinal Pizzabella, which I love. I might
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Speaker 2: I may be doing the story just because I love
15:49
Speaker 2: his name, Cardinal Pizzabella. But he said something great, he said, Yes,
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Speaker 2: it's basically he's saying, this is a pain that we're
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Speaker 2: getting interrupted here. But it's not about the exact holy sites.
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Speaker 2: It's about the gathering here that this is really interesting.
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Speaker 2: Good lesson for everybody. Take alternative measures if you have to.
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Speaker 1: This is part of his speech.
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Speaker 5: This pan Sunday afternoon will gather without a procession, without
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Speaker 5: palms through the streets, waving through the streets. This absence
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Speaker 5: is not very a matter of form or whether this
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Speaker 5: is the war that has interrupted our festive journey making
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Speaker 5: even the simple joy of following our king difficulty. Our
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Speaker 5: brothers and sisters of the early land today cannot feel
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Speaker 5: the streets nor join their voices through the festive procession.
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Speaker 5: The absence, as I said, is not empty empty before
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Speaker 5: the Lord, he does not seek triumphal roads, but enters
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Speaker 5: where the door is left. Ajar.
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Speaker 1: What he's saying is not about the roads. It's not
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Speaker 1: about the sites.
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Speaker 2: Even though a lot of people say their entire lives
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Speaker 2: to go to this thing and that's a bumber for them.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry about that. It's not about that if you
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Speaker 2: are of that faith a lot of us are. It's
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Speaker 2: about what it represents, not the exact sites or the roads.
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Speaker 1: Like the Cardinals said, I just thought that was fantastic.
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Speaker 2: Good for him, good and a good guy to give
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Speaker 2: that speech for an alternative option for those people, because
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Speaker 2: a lot of people were actually upset.
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Speaker 1: It's a big deal in Christianity.
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Speaker 2: Let's get out of all this and talk about something great.
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Speaker 2: You may not be a sports fan, maybe not, but
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Speaker 2: some sporting events transcend just what it means on a scorecard,
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Speaker 2: you know what I mean, And this was one of them.
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Speaker 2: March Madness the NC two A basketball tournament men and women,
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Speaker 2: but the men's tournament had one of the best endings.
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Speaker 2: Some are calling it the best ending of all time.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday to go into the final rounds here, this was Yukon.
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Speaker 1: This is sorry. If you're a Duke fan, I'm sorry.
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Speaker 2: This was Yukon getting literally a last second three pointer
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Speaker 2: to advance and finish off an amazing comeback.
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Speaker 1: This is why sports are going fish to go.
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Speaker 3: I got a cut and run through the ball. Who
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Speaker 3: better than this guy?
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Speaker 1: Get it in the bosom I versaar ahead pooser.
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Speaker 2: That Baca fluck and stole Goot Colins caravan.
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Speaker 1: Two seconds, Youns tosses it up. Dude, we're poor, John
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Speaker 1: Jones and drum Why play that clip?
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Speaker 2: Here's why, because when you hear people complain about our
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Speaker 2: country and our culture and everything we have in the West,
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Speaker 2: everything we have in America, look at that as an example.
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Speaker 2: That's what we celebrate. Awesome moments like that, the freedom
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Speaker 2: we have to enjoy moments like that, enjoy, celebrate, well
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Speaker 2: except for fear of Duke fan, but enjoy celebrate the
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Speaker 2: things that we have in our country, not these whiny, absolute, corrupt,
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Speaker 2: inorganic losers like at the No Kings rally.
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Speaker 1: That's why.
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Speaker 2: And if you're upset about that, don't be. That's the
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Speaker 2: big takeaway today. You should be celebrating that the idiots
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Speaker 2: come out and expose themselves, and this time they exposed
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Speaker 2: who's actually funding it. It's all a good thing because
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Speaker 2: the fatigue is real. They're not changing any minds. Should
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Speaker 2: celebrate that. Actually, even though it's annoying, celebrate that it's there,
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Speaker 2: all right, thanks for hanging out with me. It's only Monday,
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Speaker 2: making a wicked awesome Monday. Thanks for finding the live
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Speaker 2: stream and then the replay on x and YouTube and
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Speaker 2: Facebook audio podcast though about to be posted wherever you
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Speaker 2: like to get those. With all that said, i'll talk
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Speaker 2: to you tomorrow