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"Data Haters"(Wednesday, May 27, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Find I'm more megan now make America great again than
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  Speaker 1: I've ever.
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  Speaker 2: Been making mornings great again. First thing today on the
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  Speaker 2: Chunk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 3: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 3: this teds Day Morning, where we tell you what went
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  Speaker 3: on last night. I will give you my analysis, you guarantee, uh.
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  Speaker 3: And then as well, I want to find out how
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  Speaker 3: JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. Bob
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  Speaker 3: called during the break and had a great idea. We
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  Speaker 3: were talking about the college football silliness and the only
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  Speaker 3: reason I'm at all you know, it's college football. I
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  Speaker 3: love it, you know, we it's a you know, a
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  Speaker 3: spree at core. But I smell bailouts being asked for
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  Speaker 3: in the future, and I hate to be that prognosticative,
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  Speaker 3: Bob said, he called from Moscow, you know, Bob from Moscow.
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  Speaker 3: He said, college football idea, twenty three division champions plus
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  Speaker 3: the Division two national champion, and that's your college football playoff.
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  Speaker 3: I'm fine with that idea. If your league is so
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  Speaker 3: damned tough, you're going to beat everyone, why have your
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  Speaker 3: second place and third place teams in their Andy writes
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  Speaker 3: in as text message missing founding fathers Patrick Henry, and
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  Speaker 3: you know, Patrick Henry raised so many of the points
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  Speaker 3: that forced the Constitution to create the restrictions that created
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  Speaker 3: the prosperity that predated the Civil War. And I'm not
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  Speaker 3: talking about slavery. I'm talking about free market protections against cronyism,
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  Speaker 3: the restrictions on the federal government. The Bill of Rights
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  Speaker 3: itself exists because of Patrick Henry and George Mason. Absolutely.
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  Speaker 3: And he suggests if you want to read about anti cronyism,
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  Speaker 3: from the university that calls Auburn, Alabama home. There. Now,
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  Speaker 3: our first things this morning obviously the big story out
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  Speaker 3: of Texas, as predicted on this program. Ken Paxton, a
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  Speaker 3: former Attorney general or Attorney General for now, is going
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  Speaker 3: to be the Republican nominee to run for Senate after
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  Speaker 3: easily defeating four term incumbent John Cornyn. After the events,
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  Speaker 3: Paxton said, when.
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  Speaker 4: Everyone in Washington told him to abandon me an abandon
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  Speaker 4: the people of Texas, he didn't listen.
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  Speaker 3: That means me. He gave his completement, No, Actually, he's
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  Speaker 3: speaking of President Donald Trump, the other guy who grew
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  Speaker 3: up in Queens, New York with an unusual haircut. Cornyn,
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  Speaker 3: for his part, echoed what most Republicans from the early
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  Speaker 3: two thousand say, without mentioning his opponent at all. He
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  Speaker 3: was asked if he would support Paxton, he said, I've
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  Speaker 3: always supported the Republican ticket and I intend to do
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  Speaker 3: so again. Meanwhile, on the Democrat side, Congressman Christian Menefee
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  Speaker 3: defeated Al Green in the newly drawn Texas eighteenth Colin
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  Speaker 3: allredbeat current Congresswoman Julie Johnson in the thirty third district,
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  Speaker 3: and Johnny Garcia won the Democratic primary for the thirty
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  Speaker 3: trying to jump in on the Democratic Party's anti Israel stand.
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  Speaker 3: Garcia will face Carlos Dela Cruz, who defeated John Lujon. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 3: in the attorney General's race, it was State Senator Mays
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  Speaker 3: Middleton over Congressman Chip Roy from the Freedom Conference. Tom
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  Speaker 2: by Joe Thomas on the Tunk Media Networks.
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  Speaker 3: Okay, it's going to get awkward, really quiet around here.
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  Speaker 3: If that's the case, I think give her. Letting us
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  Speaker 3: be of service to you on this tedsdy morning. A
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  Speaker 3: couple of points of order and some emails. You can
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  Speaker 3: send them to me JT in the Morning Radio at
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  Speaker 3: gmail dot com. Joe, why are you concerned with bailouts
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  Speaker 3: for the universities at least that's where kids go to
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  Speaker 3: get educated. Well, I mean, the part of my concern
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  Speaker 3: of that is that they're not going there to get educated.
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  Speaker 3: They're getting going there to get indoctrinated. And that's a
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  Speaker 3: big problem for me. As we go into the history
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  Speaker 3: of the world, we're visiting with a guy who understands
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  Speaker 3: a little bit about this kind of debt. There is
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  Speaker 3: Mark Scausen, founder of Freedom Fest. We're going to head
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  Speaker 3: out there, brought to you by our friends at the
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  Speaker 3: Heritage Historic Sites, a heritage foundation there and the Virginia
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  Speaker 3: Institute for Public Policy. Mark talk about culture wars.
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  Speaker 17: Yes, As a matter of fact, we have a headline
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  Speaker 17: that's coming out this week called Hollywood goes to Freedom Fest,
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  Speaker 17: and we actually have a much bigger name.
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  Speaker 18: I can't reveal who he is because we.
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  Speaker 17: Haven't signed the agreement on inc but in principle we
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  Speaker 17: have a very big TV actor who is coming to
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  Speaker 17: Freedom Fast. That will be a real pleasant surprise and
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  Speaker 17: people will really want to be there, so that'll be
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  Speaker 17: announced in the next couple of days. But you know,
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  Speaker 17: we really Freedom Fest is about. I call it the
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  Speaker 17: one percent solution. And what do I mean by that? Well,
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  Speaker 17: freedom has always been on the defensive, if you will,
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  Speaker 17: especially during our lifetime, with government is increasing encroaching on us. Well,
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  Speaker 17: liberty is receding, as Thomas Jefferson would say. And by
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  Speaker 17: the way, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, John Adams, and George
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  Speaker 17: Washington are all.
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  Speaker 18: Coming to Freedom Fest this year anniversary.
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  Speaker 17: They will be there in person acting out the Declaration
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  Speaker 17: of Independence and the beginning of our new celebration. That
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  Speaker 17: this is the fun thing about Freedom Fest. It's all
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  Speaker 17: about it's not just education, but it's entertaining as.
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  Speaker 18: Well and very memorable.
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  Speaker 17: But anyway, I want to get back to this one
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  Speaker 17: percent solution idea. So we freed infest on the defense.
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  Speaker 17: I have come up with a one percent solution. And
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  Speaker 17: what is the one percent solution? There's three hundred and
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  Speaker 17: sixty five days a year in our lives, and we
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  Speaker 17: all have our different goals and desires and work glad
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  Speaker 17: and our own goals in mind. We're like a herd
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  Speaker 17: of cats going in all kinds of different directions. But
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  Speaker 17: once a year, can we not all come together for
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  Speaker 17: three and a half days. Now, that's one percent of
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  Speaker 17: the year, right, one percent? Three and a half days
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  Speaker 17: divided by three hundred and sixty five days gives you
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  Speaker 17: one percent. Can we spend one percent of our lives
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  Speaker 17: together to learn from each other, to network, to socialize
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  Speaker 17: and celebrate liberty. And I'm telling you and you know Joe,
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  Speaker 17: that at the end of those three and a half days,
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  Speaker 17: people feel like they've really come together, that they that
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  Speaker 17: they're often missed speak about the future because they've met
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  Speaker 17: like minded individuals, thousands of like minded individuals, and make
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  Speaker 17: new friendships. We've had people get married at Freedom Faest.
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  Speaker 17: It's really been a wonderful gathering and I'm really hopeful
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  Speaker 17: people will set aside there all the different things.
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  Speaker 18: They have to do.
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  Speaker 17: I mean, I've had people who have canceled or postponed
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  Speaker 17: their family vacations to come to Freedom fast. So it's
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  Speaker 17: anything is possible.
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  Speaker 3: Easier, easier, you know, to do than anything. Mark Skousen
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  Speaker 3: on with us Man bigger TV star than Dean Kane.
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  Speaker 3: I mean, think about the liberty movement we have. We
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  Speaker 3: have Conan the Barbarian and superman. I mean, that's that
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  Speaker 3: is pretty impressive. Uh there uh and and so try
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  Speaker 3: to join us there and go go to freedomfest dot
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  Speaker 3: com and find yourself signed in there. As we talk
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  Speaker 3: about these things, you talk about, you know, wanting to
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  Speaker 3: be able to pursue. And I think this is one
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  Speaker 3: of the most desperate things about the left is the
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  Speaker 3: and I mean the leftists, the fabians that inhabit the
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  Speaker 3: Republican and the Democratic Party almost entirely the Democrats in
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  Speaker 3: too large of a proportion of the Republicans, is that
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  Speaker 3: they insist that they are somehow the answer to our problems.
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  Speaker 3: And what's dangerous to them is when people, you know,
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  Speaker 3: sometimes out of no choice of their own, they experience liberty,
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  Speaker 3: they you know, they realize how lied to that they've
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  Speaker 3: been over some time. And that's one of the joys
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  Speaker 3: of coming to Freedom Fest as well for people Mark.
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  Speaker 18: Well.
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  Speaker 17: I will quote from a new book I have out
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  Speaker 17: called The Greatest American and of course, in my opinion,
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  Speaker 17: that's Ben Franklin for a number of reasons. But Ben
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  Speaker 17: Franklin has a great quote about that issue. Says, no
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  Speaker 17: revenue is sufficient without economy.
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  Speaker 18: What that means is no matter how much money you bring.
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  Speaker 17: In individually or as a business or as a government.
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  Speaker 17: If you don't economize, if you don't live within your means,
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  Speaker 17: then you're spending just keeps growing and it grows just
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  Speaker 17: as fast as your revenue. So if you're running a deficit,
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  Speaker 17: you keep running a deficit. And government is like that. So, yes,
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  Speaker 17: we can grow faster, but as fast as we grow
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  Speaker 17: the government says, oh, more revenues coming in, I guess
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  Speaker 17: we can spend more because they don't have any they
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  Speaker 17: don't care about the deficit. So at some point they
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  Speaker 17: have to say, hey, when the Treasury Department is starting
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  Speaker 17: to have trouble selling its debt and they have to
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  Speaker 17: refinance seven tree and dollars this year alone, that means
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  Speaker 17: seven tree in dollars that is turning over, and they
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  Speaker 17: need to get investors. Now in an era where China
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  Speaker 17: now and many other countries are cutting back and they're
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  Speaker 17: investing in gold, and they're investing in bitcoin and investing
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  Speaker 17: in other currencies and creating their own block if you will,
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  Speaker 17: it's going to be harder and harder for the Treasury
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  Speaker 17: Department to do that, and they're going to have to
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  Speaker 17: jack up interest rates. And I still remember the crisis
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  Speaker 17: in nineteen ninety two when Sweden had this problem, and
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  Speaker 17: you know what, they raised interest rates up for temporarily
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  Speaker 17: to keep the crisis keep so that people would buy
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  Speaker 17: the Swedish kroner currency deficit five hundred percent interest rates.
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  Speaker 18: They rate it temporarily to five hundred percent.
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  Speaker 17: Well, you can see the US if they ever face
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  Speaker 17: this kind of a crisis. And already interest rates are
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  Speaker 17: going up because the long term yield is over five
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  Speaker 17: percent now on the thirty year treasuries, and that's more
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  Speaker 17: and more money that we're spending on interest on the
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  Speaker 17: which is just going to bondholders, which are institutions and
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  Speaker 17: wealthy Americans. This is a transfer, This is a huge
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  Speaker 17: transfer of of money from taxpayers uh in to UH
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  Speaker 17: to wealthy bondholders.
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  Speaker 18: And institutions and and.
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  Speaker 17: And the Treasury at some point is going to have
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  Speaker 3: this one from Mary says Joe, I can't believe that
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  Speaker 3: market is exactly how we got here. This is capitalism
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  Speaker 3: run amok. President Trump is giving all his friends money,
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  Speaker 3: and we're fitting the bill for it. For ballrooms and
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  Speaker 3: what they call the alternative on this program. And they're
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  Speaker 3: a blessing to me because they've kept us on for
• 30:55
  Speaker 3: all these you know, it's coming up on a year now,
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  Speaker 3: and they're like, you know what, Viva la difference. And
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  Speaker 3: I'm not hating. I think Tom Hartman's a well intellectually
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  Speaker 3: hefty fellow. He gets the problems. His solutions are wrong.
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  Speaker 3: And maybe that's one of the ways that I can
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  Speaker 3: exist in the zeitgeist, because it's not that you as
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  Speaker 3: an individual, and we personalize so many things. It's all
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  Speaker 3: like wrestling. I hate you, hul Coogan. Where is your policies?
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  Speaker 3: Your viewpoint on how to fix poverty is just different
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  Speaker 3: than mine, and I believe wrong, that's all. It's not
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  Speaker 3: that you're an evil. You know, there are people who
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  Speaker 3: want Marxism, Carl or Groucho. I mean there are people
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  Speaker 3: in Washington who are Groucho Marxists. No, it doesn't matter
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  Speaker 3: what just he It makes no difference anyway, whatever it is,
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  Speaker 3: I'm against it and that's fine. Then you have the
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  Speaker 3: Karl Marxists, the Karl Marxist who want to crash the world.
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  Speaker 3: And I've got an email here that paints my picture
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  Speaker 3: for me, Mary, because it's not capitalism that put us here.
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  Speaker 3: It's everything. But it's this kabooki theater that we dress
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  Speaker 3: that there's always apples, and all of a sudden, there's
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  Speaker 3: not so many apples, and we're mad at each other,
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  Speaker 3: rather than looking around saying, hey, has anyone watered or
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  Speaker 3: put any molts around the base of the tree or
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  Speaker 3: given any fertilizer at all? Well, no, the tree has
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  Speaker 3: always been there and we just get apples from it. Right. No, No,
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  Speaker 3: you need to tend to that tree. You might need
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  Speaker 3: bread on our apple tree, and we don't know. So, Mary,
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  Speaker 3: I'm going to read this email as indicative of I
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  Speaker 3: think one of the ways you can find out of
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  Speaker 3: Marxists are out there who want the government to come
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  Speaker 3: in and say, you guys have made a muck of
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  Speaker 3: this and we're just going to take over. And I
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  Speaker 3: say this not because regardless of what kind of Marxist
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  Speaker 3: wire and spit economically simply based on the fact that
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  Speaker 3: a portfolio that says, hey, as long as the US
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  Speaker 3: is still around, we're okay. Economically. If we go down,
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  Speaker 3: they go down with us. It's an economic version of
• 34:49
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  Speaker 3: know mad as its acronym has a point to it.
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  Speaker 3: But this email, I think Mary may be even more
• 35:22
  Speaker 3: indicative of how to identify the Marxists in amongst you.
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• 35:36
  Speaker 3: I don't know if it started after you were talking
• 35:39
  Speaker 3: about the data centers going up in space. I'm sure
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• 35:49
  Speaker 3: but it's derisive about the data centers going up in space.
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  Speaker 3: because the middle class. And remember the Karl Marxists want
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  Speaker 3: Thank you for joining us on this, Ted stay letting
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  Speaker 3: me be of service to you. Just trying to masticate
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  Speaker 3: on all the issues so that we can digest it
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  Speaker 3: more thoroughly, easily swallowed gummies at al you know. And
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  Speaker 3: I want to pick up on Bruce's email about the
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  Speaker 3: data centers. And I watched this right and left. The
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  Speaker 3: Fabians and both the Republican and Democratic Party, along with
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  Speaker 3: the Revolutionaries and the Democratic Party are all aligned against
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  Speaker 3: the data centers. And beware this. Beware this because you
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  Speaker 3: were already and they're in the dark brilliance of it,
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  Speaker 3: especially on the Republican side. Our people are troping the
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  Speaker 3: idea that it's about your privacy, and what they want
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  Speaker 3: is government control of the data centers. They want the
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  Speaker 3: government control of the data centers. So there's two or
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  Speaker 3: three less steps they have to go through to find
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  Speaker 3: out what you're doing on the internet. That's all. That's
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  Speaker 3: all it's about. So we've pointed out the enemy. We
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  Speaker 3: keep you deaf and blind. We make it like you
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  Speaker 3: know either they're an environmental hazard or security hazard or
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  Speaker 3: a privacy hazard. I don't know everything, and then you knows.
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  Speaker 3: As Bruce pointed out, now there's a meme saying hate
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  Speaker 3: the data centers because of who runs the data centers
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  Speaker 3: see Jews. And remember this is from Melbrooks History of
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  Speaker 3: the World, and the anti Semitism that these memes support
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  Speaker 3: and purport is all part of this build up to
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  Speaker 3: government control of everything, because as I said, the middle
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  Speaker 3: class are who the Marxists, the Karl Marxists go after
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  Speaker 3: for and they're using the revolutionary wing of the Democratic Party,
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  Speaker 3: Bernie Sanders at al to do it. And you know,
• 46:43
  Speaker 3: here in Virginia, for example, we're watching this battle Abigail
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  Speaker 3: Spanberger veto's a bunch of the Bernie Sanders team bills,
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  Speaker 3: and now the Democrats are mad at her for lying
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  Speaker 3: to them when she just stopped a bunch of Bernie
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  Speaker 3: Sanders love letters from getting signed into law, as is
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  Speaker 3: her role as governor. And what's interesting is if there
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  Speaker 3: was a schism like this between you know, say, Ron
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  Speaker 3: de Santis and the Florida General Assembly, that's all you
• 47:19
  Speaker 3: would hear about. I know this because every time the
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  Speaker 3: General Assembly of Florida doesn't do something Ron DeSantis wants,
• 47:26
  Speaker 3: I get eighty four emails about it from various news sites.
• 47:33
  Speaker 3: Florida Republicans finally stand up to DeSantis and Florida Republicans
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  Speaker 3: take a stand against MAGA. But when the Democrats do it,
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  Speaker 3: it's can't we talk about something else? Talk about anything else,
• 47:53
  Speaker 3: anything healthcare? Can we get Bernie Sanders on TV? They
• 47:57
  Speaker 3: don't want to talk about schisms with their with in
• 48:00
  Speaker 3: their own party, because it's all when you only have
• 48:03
  Speaker 3: two of them, you have no options. You're either a
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  Speaker 3: Democrat or you're a Republican. And unfortunately, the press loves
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  Speaker 3: to cover that when Republicans are fighting amongst one another,
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  Speaker 3: and they never mentioned when the Democrats are. I've got
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  Speaker 3: information that I'm fleshing out into a column for the
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  Speaker 3: Daily Signal that the governor or people aligned with the
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  Speaker 3: governor are trying to come up with primary candidates to
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  Speaker 3: take out a bunch of long term Democrats in the
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  Speaker 3: Virginia Senate. Now, if that was a Republican, that would
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  Speaker 3: be Wall Street Journal, Amazon Times, New York Times, front page,
• 48:47
  Speaker 3: every day, CNN, MS now they'd all have special segments
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  Speaker 3: on it. Revolution inside of MAGA. But Democrats do it.
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  Speaker 3: Don't we have a isn't it? Aren't there people marching
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  Speaker 3: on the beach masks on. I wrote a column about that,
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  Speaker 3: you know, read it. This one Joel says, when we
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  Speaker 3: can open our pie hole as part of our freedoms,
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  Speaker 3: with those responsibilities that were fought for us and our
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  Speaker 3: inalienable rights, America is where I want to be. You can,
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  Speaker 3: you can? You can? You can? We still can? We
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  Speaker 3: still are that country and where they have obscured it,
• 49:31
  Speaker 3: it's under there somewhere. They haven't had the intestical fortitude
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  Speaker 3: to do what Michelle Obama wanted, which is tear the
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  Speaker 3: damn thing up. Relegated to a wing in the Smithsonian
• 49:45
  Speaker 3: and beware that narrative. Beware that narrative. As we crest
• 49:49
  Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty years, I will put money down
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  Speaker 3: on Pully market. If I knew how that conversations about
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  Speaker 3: what the next two hundred and fifty years are going
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  Speaker 3: to grow. They're already happening. What kind of country are
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  Speaker 3: we going to be next? I mean jokingly. Mark Skousen,
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  Speaker 3: who was on with us earlier, was talking about what
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  Speaker 3: the next two hundred and fifty years are going to be.
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  Speaker 3: We're at Freedom Fest, which is a libertarian fest. I
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  Speaker 3: would actually be interested to see if they and I
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  Speaker 3: don't think I see it on their agenda. I get
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  Speaker 3: a bunch of liberty minded people, get thirteen of them
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  Speaker 3: and craft a new declaration of independence. Huh? How about that?
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  Speaker 3: Run the abuses and usurpations that the current federal government
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  Speaker 3: is engaging in. Huh? That might be interesting, wouldn't it.
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  Speaker 3: But beware this division, and they're using right now, this easy,
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  Speaker 3: low hanging fruit of data centers. They're not your enemy.
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  Speaker 3: The Marxists are. And the louder the people are who
• 51:06
  Speaker 3: are out there saying the data centers are your great
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  Speaker 3: bane of American society are the ones you need to
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  Speaker 3: be watching out for. These are the Marxists. These are
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  Speaker 3: the ones who want authoritarianism. These are the ones who
• 51:20
  Speaker 3: want themselves to have access to your information in your
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  Speaker 3: data they don't want a company of And then I've
• 51:36
  Speaker 3: got to go get a warrant and I have to
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  Speaker 3: go show it to somebody and their lawyer has to
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  Speaker 3: look at Oh, it's such a pain. If we the
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  Speaker 3: government controlled the data centers, oh, then and we'd leash
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  Speaker 3: them to the private companies, but we would still have
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  Speaker 3: the fourth right to go in and take a look
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  Speaker 3: at your data as you're serving it, as you're real time.
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  Speaker 3: We'd fight crime, no crimes that you're thinking of right now,
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  Speaker 3: but you know, we'll invent some crimes that will fight.
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  Speaker 3: It's it's pre crime without pre crime, and the and
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  Speaker 3: the need for the pre cogs floating in the bath
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  Speaker 3: of saltwater. Just beware how they're using this stuff against us.
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  Speaker 3: Time for us to go. Let's say goodbye to my
• 52:34
  Speaker 3: dear friend Gary Velasko later today, So pray for his
• 52:39
  Speaker 3: family and he's gone home until tomorrow. So long and
• 52:46
  Speaker 3: thanks for all the fish. Love you, Gary.
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