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"Obamacareless" (Monday November 10, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Haby two hundred and fiftieth birthday Marines Separate by Ellis.
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  Speaker 2: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 2: the second most famous Thomas and Charlottesville jew words.
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  Speaker 3: At steal me a step, me have a day at
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  Speaker 3: least for work, when the sun comes up, drops a
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  Speaker 3: kid to school?
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  Speaker 4: Nay.
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  Speaker 3: Joe has a dream all the chases seven needs no wonder.
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  Speaker 5: Joe Zalis Smith.
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  Speaker 6: He only as peg.
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  Speaker 4: Let me be Joe Borrah.
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  Speaker 2: I want to be Joe.
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  Speaker 4: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 4: on this morning here at four three four eight eight
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  Speaker 4: two four two one seven radio program that will tell
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  Speaker 4: you what went on and tell you what we see
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  Speaker 4: in what went on, but also want to find out
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  Speaker 4: how it's impacting you were you are, Charles, I don't
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  Speaker 4: know what you were writing. Your email only came in
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  Speaker 4: with the subject line Thanksgiving. I don't know if it
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  Speaker 4: was supposed to have a graphic attached to it or
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  Speaker 4: something else along those lines. But please jump back in
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  Speaker 4: with this text message regarding politicians caring about us, Maureen
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  Speaker 4: writes in, but Joe, the Democrats are just gosh darn
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  Speaker 4: so much better. It's seeming like they care about us. Well,
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  Speaker 4: it's in the old expression, Maureen, how do you campaign
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  Speaker 4: against Santa Claus?
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  Speaker 7: Me?
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  Speaker 4: I start with, you know, the working conditions at the
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  Speaker 4: North Pole, But then that's me. Joel is on the
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  Speaker 4: line with us at four three four eight eight two
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  Speaker 4: four seven. Good morning, Joel, how are you, sir?
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  Speaker 8: Good morning, Joe.
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  Speaker 4: I'm okay. You sound like you have trepidation in your voice.
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  Speaker 4: Are You're not sure? You're okay? You're still doing that
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  Speaker 4: systems check.
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  Speaker 8: I haven't had a paycheck for seven weeks and my
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  Speaker 8: unemployment hasn't even come through, so.
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  Speaker 4: Because of the processing I know. I believe me, I
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  Speaker 4: am living that life ever since we went out on
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  Speaker 4: our own. You know, well, it's it's easy. It's all
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  Speaker 4: fun in games when you can just rely on an
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  Speaker 4: employer to pay you, when you've got to scrape it
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  Speaker 4: together yourself. I mean, it's.
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  Speaker 8: Especially when you don't have savings.
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  Speaker 4: No, it's it. It's one of the reasons we need
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  Speaker 4: to keep you know that. It was Dave Ramsey call
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  Speaker 4: it our emergency fund floating around somewhere.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, I understand. I wanted to just mention though, I
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  Speaker 8: wonder if John Fetterman kind of helped put this together,
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  Speaker 8: put a little bit of common sense and sanity. He's
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  Speaker 8: really been a surprise for me because you know, you
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  Speaker 8: would think I've heard and I've had patience too, that
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  Speaker 8: have had a stroke and then they I mean certain
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  Speaker 8: things when you see them starting to recover a little bit.
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  Speaker 8: We don't really see the whole recovery. But I've heard
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  Speaker 8: families come back where they're coming in basically for when
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  Speaker 8: they used to come into the arc when Jacksonville for
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  Speaker 8: a kind of a clinic situation. But I've seen him
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  Speaker 8: really make a stand on just trying to bring back
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  Speaker 8: some reality and I'm glad. I hope that this testa
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  Speaker 8: really works. And I also wanted to say to doctor Clark,
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  Speaker 8: because he's a marine that you know, thank you for
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  Speaker 8: his service too.
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  Speaker 4: No amen. And to all the folks who serve volunteer
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  Speaker 4: a Veteran's Day tomorrow and all those who have voluntarily
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  Speaker 4: gone to stand a post to defend our liberty. I
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  Speaker 4: think we need to do a bang up job living
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  Speaker 4: that liberty and not trying to impose our banana republicness
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  Speaker 4: onto our neighbors. Good stuff, Joel, you have a good morning,
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  Speaker 4: and hang in there. My friend. Thanks Joe four three
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  Speaker 4: four eight A two four to two one seven Our
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  Speaker 4: first things this morning. It is the two hundred and
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  Speaker 4: fiftieth anniversary of the United States Marine Corps, and Marine
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  Speaker 4: Corps leagues across the country will be holding commemorative celebrations,
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  Speaker 4: in some cases actually trying to recreate the meeting at
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  Speaker 4: the Tongue Tavern in Philadelphia where it was started. It's
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  Speaker 4: also ceremonially the beginnings of the Marine Corps Toys for
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  Speaker 4: Tots drive. US Senate has taken a test vote to
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  Speaker 4: see if they had the votes necessary to end a
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  Speaker 4: week forty days of deadlock over government spending. It was
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  Speaker 4: a sixty to forty vote, including eight senators breaking ranks
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  Speaker 4: from the Democratic Party or the Independence. Angus King, the
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  Speaker 4: Independent who caucuses with the Democrats most of the time,
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  Speaker 4: is credited for leading the defection that includes Virginia Senator
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  Speaker 4: Tim Kaine and pen Sylvania Senator John Fetterman. President Donald
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  Speaker 4: law last year. The head of the BBC has resigned
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  Speaker 4: after criticism that the broadcasters editing of President Trump's January sixth,
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  Speaker 4: twenty twenty one speech made it look like he did
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  Speaker 4: not tell the supporters of his administration to demonstrate peacefully.
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  Speaker 4: And Ukraine is in the dark this morning. The lights
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  Speaker 4: are off after Russian attacks getting energy infrastructure, with the
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  Speaker 4: state's power provider saying it's generating capacity was reduced to
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  Speaker 4: quote unquote zero. Moscow has escalated attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure
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  Speaker 4: in recent months. And Iran is facing a crisis in
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  Speaker 4: its nuclear generation because they're having a historic drought or
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  Speaker 4: what the UN is calling water bankruptcy in the Persian country.
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  Speaker 4: and I think this is this is really one of those,
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  Speaker 4: I don't want more options, but they that was very
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  Speaker 4: well written wherever you found that. That's really good there. Charles,
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  Speaker 4: after the CRS passed, hamp Down in the Treasure Coast says,
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  Speaker 4: after the CR is passed, the RS need to turn
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  Speaker 4: around and tell the d's you you know that talk
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  Speaker 4: we're going to have on the Obamacare subsidies, Well we
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  Speaker 4: decided no, well you know that's that would be what
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  Speaker 4: they do. See, that's the Lucy and Charlie Brown political strategy.
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  Speaker 4: You messed up. You trusted us, And I think what
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  Speaker 4: really needs to happen in this discussion, if you will,
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  Speaker 4: over Obamacare subsidies and the extension of saying is the
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  Speaker 4: point has to be brought up frequently and often that
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  Speaker 4: this subsidy is exactly what we warned you about about
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  Speaker 4: Obamacare in the first place, that it was going to
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  Speaker 4: break the healthcare system. And if we're going to subsidy
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  Speaker 4: the subsidize the premiums, then we might as well. And
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  Speaker 4: this is what they want. This is the quote conservative
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  Speaker 4: solution is just to accept on a limited basis, because
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  Speaker 4: we know government really works well with limitations, doesn't it.
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  Speaker 4: I know it's the way I say it. It's all
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  Speaker 4: in the delivery. Kids don't try this at home because
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  Speaker 4: they will claim that, well, just a little bit of
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  Speaker 4: socialism probably is what's needed. We're such a big and
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  Speaker 4: so poor now. And it's all intentional. It's all to
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  Speaker 4: make you vote in favor of giving up these rights
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  Speaker 4: for the other rights. The rights that John Locke says
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  Speaker 4: very clearly cannot be guarded as rights because they require
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  Speaker 4: and this is from Locke's own treaties, you cannot guarantee
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  Speaker 4: a right that requires the servitude of another human. The
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  Speaker 4: service of another human is whether it's guaranteed healthcare, guaranteed housing,
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  Speaker 4: guaranteed groceries. It requires someone else to work at the
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  Speaker 4: behest of the government to provide these things, to you
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  Speaker 4: at no charge. And the thing about Marxism that people
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  Speaker 4: don't talk about so frequently is that while it certainly
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  Speaker 4: centralizes power in the hands of a very few, while
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  Speaker 4: it certainly will lead to the death and dismemberment and
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  Speaker 4: demise in horrific conditions of multitudes of people in gulags
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  Speaker 4: and other real concentration camps. For all the folks who
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  Speaker 4: march in protests, he's rounding up our neighbors. You mean
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  Speaker 4: the neighbors that weren't citizens.
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  Speaker 18: But there are neighbors.
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  Speaker 4: All those folks who think saying that Donald Trump is
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  Speaker 4: rounding up and taking them to concentration camps, go the
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  Speaker 4: rest of the way into socialism and find out what
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  Speaker 4: real concentration camps are. Go ahead. I won't say I
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  Speaker 4: told you so, of course, I probably won't be allowed
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  Speaker 4: to say I told you so, because I'll be in
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  Speaker 4: the gulag with you. But they need you to vote
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  Speaker 4: it out. They need you to vote in people like
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  Speaker 4: zeyfod mad Money. And he's just the first who is
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  Speaker 4: the city The guy gave his mayoral election victory speech
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  Speaker 4: entirely is it Spanish? We were a sworn country to
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  Speaker 4: defend God given rights we've been driven to a point
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  Speaker 4: thanks to the Great Society of no longer wanting those rights.
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  Speaker 4: We need food and clothing. The desperation measures the things
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  Speaker 4: you look for when you're stranded on a desert island.
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  Speaker 4: And why are we in this position? Because it will
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  Speaker 4: encourage us to vote down the US Constitution. It will
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  Speaker 4: encourage us to come up with creative, nice sounding ways
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  Speaker 4: of talking about indentured servitude for the medical class. Remember,
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  Speaker 4: the very earliest bits of the Patient Protection and Affordable
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  Speaker 4: Care Act created a multi tiered system of medical licensing.
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  Speaker 4: Did some of this actually make it its way through
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  Speaker 4: We have to get Sally Pipes from the Pacific Research
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  Speaker 4: Institute back on. But the very earliest incarnations of the
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  Speaker 4: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act had to do with
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  Speaker 4: medical education and how that medical schools that receive government
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  Speaker 4: money would change how they licensed doctors. And you see
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  Speaker 4: some of this in how you're treated. So you have
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  Speaker 4: your general practitioner, which is your entry level, maybe slightly
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  Speaker 4: better than a nurse practitioner, but not a whole lot,
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  Speaker 4: and you're allowed to see patients you know enough of
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  Speaker 4: internal medicine to diagnose at a triage level. As we
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  Speaker 4: approach veterans day. What I was told is akin to
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  Speaker 4: a field medic in combat. Get out there, triage the patient,
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  Speaker 4: get them stabilized until a real doctor can see them
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  Speaker 4: back at a hospital. You see this in the development
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  Speaker 4: of all these urgent care facilities, and generally their job
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  Speaker 4: is to check you in and decide which level of
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  Speaker 4: next tier doctor you're going to be referred to, or
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  Speaker 4: if you were going to be referred to them at all,
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  Speaker 4: because they were the ones who would determine if you
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  Speaker 4: got through the bureaucracy or you were just given some
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  Speaker 4: pain meds padded on the took us and told to
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  Speaker 4: go take them and don't take any extra ones past
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  Speaker 4: the end of your prescription, although here's a place you
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  Speaker 4: might be able to get them. So we're already living
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  Speaker 4: through so much of the pain and suffering of the
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  Speaker 4: Affordable Care Act, and it's designed to make us want
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  Speaker 4: even more.
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  Speaker 2: Amaze your friends here in the First Thing Today by
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  Speaker 22: Does first of all is it raises healthcare premiums for
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  Speaker 22: over twenty million Americans by doubling.
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  Speaker 4: I gotta call out the steamed oligarch from Vermont for
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  Speaker 4: a moment, because again they like to play with their
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  Speaker 4: words like their worries stones. And the same thing was true,
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  Speaker 4: would the one big Beautiful Bill Act or whatever they
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  Speaker 4: wound up calling it, because they didn't cut taxes. Nobody
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  Speaker 4: cut anyone's taxes. They didn't allow your taxes to go
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  Speaker 4: up because a tax cut expired, Young Bernard, the Sage
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  Speaker 4: of Vermont, the Sage of Burlington is again playing the
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  Speaker 4: same game with you.
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  Speaker 22: Because, first of all, is it raises healthcare premiums for
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  Speaker 22: over twenty million Americans by doubling.
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  Speaker 4: No, it allows subsidies that make you think like your
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  Speaker 4: premiums aren't as high as they are to expire, and
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  Speaker 4: why did you need those? And here's the key to
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  Speaker 4: this is why did you need the subsidies? Could it
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  Speaker 4: be that premiums had grown so high because insurance companies
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  Speaker 4: realized that it sounded like fun when the government said
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  Speaker 4: we're going to force every American to buy your stuff,
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  Speaker 4: or we're going to tax them if they don't, And
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  Speaker 4: the insurance company said, well, it sounds good to me, Bob,
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  Speaker 4: until they and it really it was COVID that broke it. Now,
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  Speaker 4: if I was jaded, I might think that the Chai
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  Speaker 4: cooms schooling up after sending many of their military officers
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  Speaker 4: to university here in the United States might have a
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  Speaker 4: pretty good intel grasp, perhaps a dossier or two on
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  Speaker 4: problems with the Affordable Care Act, like these insurance companies
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  Speaker 4: would all be forced to pay high premiums if, let's say,
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  Speaker 4: a grievous respiratory illness that we might have been working
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  Speaker 4: on in one of our laboratoryries were to be released
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  Speaker 4: through a cruise ship in the Pacific Northwest. Go back
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  Speaker 4: to COVID and you'll see where I mean. Patient zero
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  Speaker 4: is actually in northern Italy, amongst the Italian shirt makers
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  Speaker 4: that employ all the Chinese people that come down along
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  Speaker 4: the Belton Road to make Chinese shirts with made in
• 47:26
  Speaker 4: Italy tags on. So really northern Italy was sort of
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  Speaker 4: ground zero of COVID. But in the United States, the
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  Speaker 4: mass outbreak started when a cruise ship docked in Seattle
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  Speaker 4: and the sick people started coming off thinking well, I've
• 47:44
  Speaker 4: got a chest cold, and all of a sudden, more
• 47:47
  Speaker 4: and more people got the same chest cold. And then
• 47:50
  Speaker 4: and just a quick note in its full song, Star's
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  Speaker 4: cove two stops your pulmonary system from being able to
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  Speaker 4: transfer the oxygen in your lungs into your blood system.
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  Speaker 4: And if you're going to create a bioweapon, creating one
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  Speaker 4: that suffocates people is pretty insidious. Somewhere Blofeld is sitting
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  Speaker 4: there under a big octopus symbol saying, interesting, that's the bond. Interesting,
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  Speaker 4: or at the world economic form you choose? But you know,
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  Speaker 4: just you know, it's not like the chi cooms were
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  Speaker 4: collecting intel on American life with all their officers here
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  Speaker 4: taking classes at all of our American universities. No never,
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  Speaker 4: no please. They just wanted to study American girls, them
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  Speaker 4: in all the anime, and they wanted to see what
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  Speaker 4: they really looked like. I'm sure that's all they were
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  Speaker 4: doing here. So when COVID comes out, it breaks the
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  Speaker 4: Affordable Care Act because all of a sudden, all the
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  Speaker 4: insurance companies said, whoa, we're paying out a whole lot
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  Speaker 4: of money we can't afford or our shareholders don't want
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  Speaker 4: us to afford. And they hand Bernie this great, big
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  Speaker 4: Christmas gift of socialized medicine that he could unpack and
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  Speaker 4: unwrap for hisself. Because here's the breaking point of the
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  Speaker 4: Affordable Care Act, under the weight of a massive number
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  Speaker 4: of Americans all of a sudden, making claims on their
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  Speaker 4: insurance policies that the government told them they had to
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  Speaker 4: buy or they were going to go on a list
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  Speaker 4: because we stopped finding them for it. But you still
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  Speaker 4: had to tell the irs whether you had of Affordable
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  Speaker 4: Care Act insurance or not. So we started subsidizing rather
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  Speaker 4: than saying, lives are off, get a helmet. The government said, crap,
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  Speaker 4: we've already said you had to buy this health insurance,
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  Speaker 4: and now the health insurance companies are all going to
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  Speaker 4: go bankrupt. Too big to fail. And I'm sure somebody
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  Speaker 4: said too big to fail somewhere in the cloakroom of
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  Speaker 4: the US Senate and they were shouted down saying, no,
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  Speaker 4: we can't use that line again. How many times do
• 50:36
  Speaker 4: you think we can say too big to fail before
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  Speaker 4: somebody calls us on it. So what Bernie means is
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  Speaker 4: that the subsidies that were passed during COVID nineteen to
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  Speaker 4: protect these folks who were forced into insurance policies that
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  Speaker 4: they probably would not have been offered in this global
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  Speaker 4: assigned medical risk scheme called the Affordable Care Act, we're
• 51:14
  Speaker 4: now we're facing this spike in their costs because the
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  Speaker 4: subsidy is going away, and you will be left to
• 51:24
  Speaker 4: see the stinking carcasses, just like when low tide finally
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  Speaker 4: rolls out. When the tide rolls out, you see all
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  Speaker 4: the stinking carcasses of the dead fish and perhaps a
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  Speaker 4: couple of mobsters laid bare on the ocean floor when
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  Speaker 4: tide goes out. That's what's happening. And that's what they're
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  Speaker 4: afraid is going to happen with Affordable Care Act. And
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  Speaker 4: they don't want it to happen because again, who will
• 51:55
  Speaker 4: be blamed the Republicans. So the fear amongst many of
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  Speaker 4: you is now in this deal, Republicans are going to
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  Speaker 4: cave lest they see what happened, and they'll be told,
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  Speaker 4: you see what we did to win some earl sears.
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  Speaker 4: You see what we did in the Virginia House of Delegates.
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  Speaker 4: That's all coming for you, slappy, and they'll capitulate. There's like,
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  Speaker 4: you know, what, have your subsidies? You know what? We're
• 52:33
  Speaker 4: three quarters of the way gone. Anyway, it's funny money
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  Speaker 4: that doesn't do anything as it is, and we'll just
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  Speaker 4: be that much closer to what Bernie's wanted all along,
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  Speaker 4: which is medicare for all single payers, socialized medicine.
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