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"Prop Bets" (Friday, February 6, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Local and corporate controller. This steal covert controller. This is
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  Speaker 1: independence from Virginia again. First thing today by Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 1: on the Tunk Media Network.
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  Speaker 2: You words that steal me.
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  Speaker 3: Stem you have a day, please for work when the
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  Speaker 3: sun comes up?
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  Speaker 4: Drops a pet to school.
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  Speaker 5: Nay, Joe has.
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  Speaker 6: Everything, ad all the Joses needs.
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  Speaker 4: No one that Joe's allies smiled.
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  Speaker 7: He on the eggs.
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  Speaker 8: Let her be.
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  Speaker 9: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 9: you this morning. So we gather around the news. We
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  Speaker 9: burn it for warmth, despite the carbon footprint warnings their uh.
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  Speaker 9: Text message from Tina listening in Sacramento. She says, you
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  Speaker 9: left a couple of things out there. Joe. You promise
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  Speaker 9: Joel you're going to answer a point he made earlier
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  Speaker 9: in the program. Yes, we will get back to that. Uh,
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  Speaker 9: yes I did, and I'm not. I'm not dodging the question.
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  Speaker 9: I've just there have been new informations put out there there.
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  Speaker 9: Mike is on the line. Before we get our first
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  Speaker 9: things laid out here, he's already been triggered by some stuff.
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  Speaker 9: How's the news of the day treating you today, Mike?
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  Speaker 10: Uh, it's just h on an endless loop kind of
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  Speaker 10: like the movie. At most means for the local chit
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  Speaker 10: or just listen long enough. It's on an endless loop.
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  Speaker 9: But well, that doesn't sound like it's very interesting to
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  Speaker 9: hang on a second here. That doesn't sound like it's
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  Speaker 9: very interesting to listen to. I'm not doing my job here.
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  Speaker 9: If we just sound like a drone, I could just
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  Speaker 9: be you know, doing you know, like good morning Vietnam.
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  Speaker 10: No, you're doing better than Robin Wills, and you're on
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  Speaker 10: the right.
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  Speaker 9: Compared to him.
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  Speaker 10: Okay, isn't getting you yet? Uh, it's says that when
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  Speaker 10: joint nadler is better in from like Sunday's CBS News
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  Speaker 10: ran an article UH a news clip about UH people
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  Speaker 10: on thirty four from Cedar after you and minus a
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  Speaker 10: UH setting up a blockade chat point, you make sure
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  Speaker 10: that uh your license plate was correct and you were
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  Speaker 10: not a secret citizen or something, that you've met all
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  Speaker 10: the UH requirements for being a Nazi organization. I'm sorry
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  Speaker 10: for being a neighborhood member.
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  Speaker 8: Uh.
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  Speaker 10: You know, and you've got independent reporter going to verify
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  Speaker 10: it on Monday for the Deli Collar News Bound Day
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  Speaker 10: and he's abducted and assaulted, you know, and then the
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  Speaker 10: place are like focus, removement and they don't follow charge,
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  Speaker 10: just you. It's like, we can add spice. We don't
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  Speaker 10: need to go to Russia Ukraine for the bombings. We
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  Speaker 10: can have Jerry Nattler asplained to us, how those citizens
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  Speaker 10: are being Nazi so fasts and stuff.
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  Speaker 9: Well, you're you're right, he was, Go ahead real quick,
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  Speaker 9: I'm gonna get the news out here in a minute. Yeah,
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  Speaker 9: oh okay. Then off we go into the wild blue yonder.
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  Speaker 9: Then uh, and our first things and again there's another one.
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  Speaker 9: Put that on the list of things I will have
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  Speaker 9: to get to in a moment here because we've got
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  Speaker 9: a hit and run. Otherwise we are that endless loop
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  Speaker 9: that Mike is talking about. Our first thing. So as
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  Speaker 9: the salt of the Start Treaty has come by the
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  Speaker 9: wayside and ended at midnight, the treaty between the Russians
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  Speaker 9: and the United States capping the amount of nuclear weapons
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  Speaker 9: that could be out there, a whole new chapter is
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  Speaker 9: opened as US and Russia agreed to re establish high
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  Speaker 9: level military dialogue for the first time in more than
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  Speaker 9: four years. This was suspended by the Biden administration as
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  Speaker 9: a tension between Moscow and Washington rose just as the
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  Speaker 9: Russians were getting ready to invade Ukraine in February of
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  Speaker 9: twenty twenty two, but now have reopened to diplomatic discussions
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  Speaker 9: with the Kremlin, so that perhaps the new start treaty
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  Speaker 9: that he took to social media to talk about, as
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  Speaker 9: he said on Truth Social rather than extend a badly
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  Speaker 9: negotiated deal by the United States that, aside from everything else,
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  Speaker 9: was being grossly violated, we should have our nuclear experts
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  Speaker 9: work on a new, improved, modernized treaty that can lack
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  Speaker 9: long into the future. And now they're talking to one another,
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  Speaker 9: so that's possible. Argentina and the United States have agreed
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  Speaker 9: to ease restrictions on each other's goods and an expansive
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  Speaker 9: trade investment deal that boosts a drive by President hobbyer
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  Speaker 9: Millais government to open up Argentina's protectionist economy and open
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  Speaker 9: it to more investment from the United States. President Trump
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  Speaker 9: trumpeted it as a way to address the higher food
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  Speaker 9: prices one point five billion dollars in aid to Democrat
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  Speaker 9: run States is going poof in the night. Certainly a
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  Speaker 9: court challenge to come. As the President ordered these restrictions
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  Speaker 9: New York, all because of waste and mismanagement of taxpayer funds.
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  Speaker 9: And those are our first things. Hi.
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  Speaker 6: The first Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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  Speaker 6: Media Network, All natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 22: Whither we never get an answer, Well, we're knock again.
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  Speaker 1: About me?
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  Speaker 10: Questions about a.
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  Speaker 9: Goody so uh yeah, and has pointed out in a
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  Speaker 9: couple of tanks We've left some things dangling out there
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  Speaker 9: when time wouldn't permit. I like this one, though, Mike
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  Speaker 9: writes into JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com.
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  Speaker 9: Is this show yours or not? Why don't you just
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  Speaker 9: blow off the news and answer the man's damn question.
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  Speaker 9: I think you're hiding behind formatting that you control. Well,
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  Speaker 9: you're right, I do, but you know why formatics exist,
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  Speaker 9: and it's not like you debate rules or anything elsewhere.
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  Speaker 9: I'm sorry you can't address me directly because we're trying
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  Speaker 9: to be of service to people. So it's not just
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  Speaker 9: the conversations that I want to have. If I was
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  Speaker 9: just having the conversations I want to have, you know what,
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  Speaker 9: they'd call me a podcaster. We have to have the
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  Speaker 9: information out there of all different kinds, throw it out
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  Speaker 9: there and then we can discuss. That's what it is.
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  Speaker 9: And I appreciate the needle though. So first Joel's question
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  Speaker 9: from an hour ago when we were talking about the enthusiasm,
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  Speaker 9: and in a little bit Tom Garrett talked about this
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  Speaker 9: as well, but Joel was talking about how the left
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  Speaker 9: never seems to let up in their assault on the
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  Speaker 9: way of life of the United States because they believe
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  Speaker 9: this to be a revolution and they are following because
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  Speaker 9: they never stopped. In two thousand and one Barack Obama
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  Speaker 9: made the statement that he believed the US Constitution was
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  Speaker 9: a failing document because it didn't provide the proactive toolkits
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  Speaker 9: to a population that needed to needed to get aid
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  Speaker 9: from the government. And remember, so when Barack Obama says
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  Speaker 9: that the Constitution is failing, he's rooted that in a
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  Speaker 9: childhood living with a single mom whose deadbeat dad had
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  Speaker 9: abandoned him, and the US government had picked up the
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  Speaker 9: honest of being at least the provider for the family
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  Speaker 9: to a great degree. And so he grows up in
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  Speaker 9: this fashion, then winds up in Chicago and is introduced
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  Speaker 9: to machine politics with Valerie Jarrett, and all of a
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  Speaker 9: sudden he's like, Oh, we can make this work. If
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  Speaker 9: we use the machine to get into power, then we
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  Speaker 9: can use the power to tear up the Constitution and
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  Speaker 9: insert something that's proactive into helping people. And that's the narrative,
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  Speaker 9: because we all want to help people. See, this is
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  Speaker 9: the corruption of the language. But first and foremost, the
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  Speaker 9: reason the Constitution is in the way of guys like
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  Speaker 9: Barack Obama is while they write legislations that kind of
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  Speaker 9: work their way around the peripheries and try to come
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  Speaker 9: up with loopholes in the constitutional prohibitions. There are still
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  Speaker 9: the constitutional prohibitions over things that the government should be
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  Speaker 9: involved in. Look at what Donald Trump's doing with the
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  Speaker 9: aid to states that cannot or will not and go
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  Speaker 9: back about a month and a half. States were asked
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  Speaker 9: to in the wake of the discovery of all the
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  Speaker 9: fraud in Minneapolis and Minnesota were asked to comply with
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  Speaker 9: a report to file documents proving that they weren't susceptible
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  Speaker 9: to this fraud and that they were watching for it.
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  Speaker 9: And these states that are losing one point five billion
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  Speaker 9: dollars in their funding. Also in the news are states
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  Speaker 9: that haven't complied with those requests. So if you're not
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  Speaker 9: going to answer our questions, we can only just presume
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  Speaker 9: that you are allowing the same kind of Minnesota style
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  Speaker 9: fraud to go on in your state. That's the President's premise.
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  Speaker 9: And yes, it will go to court, just like all
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  Speaker 9: the things do. They always wind up in court, and
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  Speaker 9: then the courts say no the press and it was right,
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  Speaker 9: And it happens so frequently and you don't know about
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  Speaker 9: it because the only time court rulings get reported in
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  Speaker 9: the legacy press anymore and more and more, the legacy
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  Speaker 9: press smartly is using AI to drive their headlines. So
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  Speaker 9: the headlines become the key to all of these stories
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  Speaker 9: on MS now and all these other networks, is you
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  Speaker 9: write a headline that says Donald Trump loses in court,
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  Speaker 9: and the AI picks that up and puts that into
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  Speaker 9: people's phones, so you see, oh, well Donald Trump lost
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  Speaker 9: in court when he didn't. So this is how they get.
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  Speaker 9: As Tom mentioned, the fifty percent of the population just
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  Speaker 9: to not even suit up for an election. And the
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  Speaker 9: enthusiasm you're talking about is a group of people who
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  Speaker 9: truly believed they are revolutionaries that they're going to bring
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  Speaker 9: on this new America that's going to help all the
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  Speaker 9: people that need help. And in true Munchausen's by government fashion,
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  Speaker 9: the government has created the population of people that need
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  Speaker 9: the help, and therefore then come in and say, well,
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  Speaker 9: we're the only ones who can provide the help, so
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  Speaker 9: vote for me. And then to Mike's point on the
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  Speaker 9: actions in Minnesota, and it's his contention he is and
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  Speaker 9: we address this a little bit the other day that
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  Speaker 9: Gerald Nadler was not talking about masked ICE agents. He
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  Speaker 9: was talking about the masked activists that were assaulting reporters.
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  Speaker 9: If gerald Nadler took up on the side of a
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  Speaker 9: Daily Caller reporter, that would be the first time. Gerald
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  Speaker 9: Nadler was referring to ICE agents wearing masks and alex pretty.
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  Speaker 9: Gerald Nadler's handlers would like you to believe that he
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  Speaker 9: was talking about oh those meanies that took the Daily
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  Speaker 9: Caller reporter and roughed him up some. If gerald Nadler
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  Speaker 9: took up for a Daily Caller reporter, this would be
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  Speaker 9: the first time. But I understand you know that the
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  Speaker 9: most recent incident has the activists doing the very thing now.
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  Speaker 9: Hamp Hamp on the Treasure Coast wrote into four three
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  Speaker 9: four eight A two four two one seven Randy Fine.
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  Speaker 9: Congressman Randy Fine delivered a blistering response yesterday to Schumer
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  Speaker 9: and Jeffries, and I will quote Congressman Fine from hampse quote.
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  Speaker 9: They want ICE to be able to show IDs, Fine said,
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  Speaker 9: I presume that means they want voters to be able
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  Speaker 9: to show IDs when they go vote. They say they
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  Speaker 9: don't want people to wear masks anymore. While I would
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  Speaker 9: assume that includes the Muslim terrorist protesters that we see
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  Speaker 9: all over the country who hide their faces. And this
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  Speaker 9: is going to have to be where we digg in
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  Speaker 9: on this because it doesn't sound like stuff we love
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  Speaker 9: to do, which is get into the mud. What's the
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  Speaker 9: old expression, don't wrestle a pig in the mud because
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  Speaker 9: you'll both get muddy and the pig likes it. But
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  Speaker 9: we have to get down there and debunk these stories.
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  Speaker 9: It is here the day that I look forward to
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  Speaker 9: for three hundred and sixty four other days in between.
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  Speaker 9: And it's not because the big game is Sunday and
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  Speaker 9: I and I really WinCE every time somebody says that,
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  Speaker 9: you know, I used to be a guy back when
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  Speaker 9: NASCAR race. So, like, you know, if it was the
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  Speaker 9: say nor I would make up something else, like like
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  Speaker 9: mood again five hundred or something, you know, how to
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  Speaker 9: cure your wife's headache five hundred in Darlington. But so
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  Speaker 9: that's just me. I hate all this kind of squinchy.
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  Speaker 9: Oh that's a that's propriet it's the super Bowl, you know,
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  Speaker 9: some judge needs to rule on that. But that's just me.
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  Speaker 12: Yeah, I know, I got you.
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  Speaker 9: But I look forward to this day because this is
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  Speaker 9: the day mac McDonald quizzes me and makes me expose
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  Speaker 9: myself for how little I know about sports. What did
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  Speaker 9: you think you are?
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  Speaker 12: True? Because almost no, that's not true.
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  Speaker 24: And by the way, Larry the Cable Guy had to
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  Speaker 24: You know, it's just something you need to probably pull
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  Speaker 24: out of the archives. So well, Joe and I've been
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  Speaker 24: doing this for the last I don't know, four or
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  Speaker 24: five years because I started to really notice the prop
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  Speaker 24: bets that just.
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  Speaker 12: Started to get outrageous.
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  Speaker 24: It used to be just coin flip color of gatorade,
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  Speaker 24: first touchdown, you know, things like that.
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  Speaker 12: It was pretty simple. But then the prop bets started
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  Speaker 12: to get out of.
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  Speaker 24: Control, and so Joe felt, Okay, it's good let's take
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  Speaker 24: the test, and let's see if I can pull this off.
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  Speaker 24: And so it's a true false exam. You can play
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  Speaker 24: along at home as they say, well.
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  Speaker 9: Well as and especially in the days of MGM Grand
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  Speaker 9: and you know, Draft Kings and all these other sports books.
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  Speaker 9: Now it's really gotten nutty.
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  Speaker 12: So go ahead, yeah, exactly right. No, it's got off
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  Speaker 12: the charts.
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  Speaker 24: And so that's why you're gonna hear some of that
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  Speaker 24: when you take your test.
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  Speaker 9: So this is for entertainment purposes only.
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  Speaker 24: By the way, on fairy entertainment purposes only, okay, Joe Thomas,
• 30:42
  Speaker 24: and is true false test here?
• 30:45
  Speaker 12: Okay? Question one? Will there be an octopus?
• 30:51
  Speaker 24: It's a phrase coined in twenty nineteen by Sports Illustrated
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  Speaker 24: writer Mitch.
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  Speaker 9: Golditch, will there be an octopus? Not knowing outside of
• 31:00
  Speaker 9: you know what they do in Detroit when somebody on
• 31:02
  Speaker 9: the Red Wings scores a hat trick, I'm going to say, no,
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  Speaker 9: that's not a prop bet.
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  Speaker 12: It's true.
• 31:10
  Speaker 24: And octopus occurs when the same player scores a touchdown
• 31:14
  Speaker 24: and a two point conversion on the same drive, so
• 31:17
  Speaker 24: referring to the eight points from the same player. The
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  Speaker 24: first was nineteen ninety four, yes, you can vote on
• 31:24
  Speaker 24: the octopus.
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  Speaker 12: Okay. Question two, will there be a score of gomi?
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  Speaker 24: A score GOMI is when the final score is recorded
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  Speaker 24: for the first time.
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  Speaker 12: In NFL history.
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  Speaker 9: Oh, okay, is that a prompt bet or not. I'm
• 31:39
  Speaker 9: gonna say no.
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  Speaker 12: It's true. It is a prop bet.
• 31:43
  Speaker 24: Super Bowl forty five seat'll be Denver forty three to eight.
• 31:47
  Speaker 24: That score had never been and no Super Bowl has
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  Speaker 24: ever ended d row zero.
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  Speaker 9: Okay, well, yeah, you mean with the last digit, because
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  Speaker 9: that's how the pools do it, right, by the last digit? Oxactly? Okay?
• 32:02
  Speaker 12: How many?
• 32:03
  Speaker 24: How many rabbits will appear in the commercials of Super
• 32:06
  Speaker 24: sixty from kickoff to the end of the game.
• 32:08
  Speaker 12: The over under is twelve.
• 32:10
  Speaker 9: There's an over under on how many rabbits will appear
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  Speaker 9: in commercials. Yeah, I'm gonna say that is truly a
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  Speaker 9: prop bet.
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  Speaker 12: That is false.
• 32:19
  Speaker 24: However, there is a there is a prop bet for dogs,
• 32:24
  Speaker 24: so there is a number for dogs.
• 32:27
  Speaker 9: As far as I'm oh for three so far?
• 32:30
  Speaker 12: Yeah, all right.
• 32:32
  Speaker 24: When the game is over, the Super sixty MVP will
• 32:36
  Speaker 24: thank God or religious figure first when being interviewed.
• 32:40
  Speaker 12: That is at minus two thirty through false.
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  Speaker 9: I'll say that is a prop bet.
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  Speaker 12: Correct.
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  Speaker 9: My first rule, correct.
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  Speaker 12: Family, family is plus twelve sixty. Put one hundred dollars in.
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  Speaker 12: You'll thank family first. The fans are plus eighteen hundred.
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  Speaker 9: Now does that include mom because a lot of them
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  Speaker 9: like to say I want to thank my mom.
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  Speaker 12: You know, it gets yeah, it gets crazy, all right.
• 33:05
  Speaker 24: The fastest offensive ball carrier Select the offensive player you
• 33:09
  Speaker 24: believe will reach the top speed in the game, regardless
• 33:13
  Speaker 24: of team.
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  Speaker 12: True or false.
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  Speaker 9: I'm going to say that's not a prop bet. You
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  Speaker 9: would be wrong.
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  Speaker 12: It's true.
• 33:21
  Speaker 24: Oh my gosh, Tyreek hillbook twenty three point twenty four
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  Speaker 24: recorded twenty three point three two this season, you can
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  Speaker 24: actually bet who will be the fastest player.
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  Speaker 9: From my standpoint, oh gosh, that's crazy. Oh I didn't know.
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  Speaker 9: I've never even seen them like list that statistic anywhere. Okay,
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  Speaker 9: A couple.
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  Speaker 24: Of times they have, they put up a they'll put
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• 33:52
  Speaker 9: So okay, it happened, So okay, all right.
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  Speaker 24: Will Dorito's be the first product to make a commercial
• 34:00
  Speaker 24: reference to President Donald Trump.
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  Speaker 9: Is there a prop bet that I could take that
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  Speaker 9: says Torito's will be the first first commercial to reference
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  Speaker 9: Sable Trump. Yes, that's a prop bet that.
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  Speaker 24: You are correct, sir, Yes, that is true. Duel has
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  Speaker 24: it at plus five thousand. So if you want to
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  Speaker 12: Make a Trump reference. You know.
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  Speaker 24: And I watched I don't know, maybe ten of the
• 34:38
  Speaker 24: commercials yesterday, and they look pretty they look pretty good.
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  Speaker 9: Okay, all right, so all you're doing good? All right?
• 34:44
  Speaker 12: Final final question, I've.
• 34:46
  Speaker 9: Got two rights.
• 34:48
  Speaker 12: Who gets more Super Bowl commercials this year?
• 34:52
  Speaker 24: Peyton Manning, Sabrina Carpenter or Matthew McConaughey.
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  Speaker 12: Manning is the favorite at eight to one.
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  Speaker 9: I'm gonna say Peyton Manning. Uh, I'm gonna say that
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  Speaker 9: is really a prop bet. I believe that is truly
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  Speaker 9: a prop bet that I can.
• 35:07
  Speaker 12: Tell that would actually be false. There's no.
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  Speaker 9: I thought I could get closer than There's no real.
• 35:14
  Speaker 24: Bet on who gets gets more. But anyway, yeah, Peyton
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  Speaker 24: Manning is gonna be all over the place. I think
• 35:19
  Speaker 24: Peyton Manning primarily, And I'll cut off the NFL music.
• 35:23
  Speaker 24: I think Peyton Manning primarily is the uh is like
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  Speaker 24: in the bud Light, you know, uh, and bud Light
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• 35:33
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• 35:38
  Speaker 24: They've got a I think they've got a commercial running
• 35:40
  Speaker 24: where an eagle a horse protects this tiny eagle baby
• 35:45
  Speaker 24: and then the eagle.
• 35:46
  Speaker 9: Grows up, and so it's they're trying like they're still
• 35:49
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• 35:52
  Speaker 24: So yeah, you know, and of course Bad Bunny. There's
• 35:55
  Speaker 24: a lot of controversy about Bad Bunny and the halftime.
• 35:58
  Speaker 24: Last night, my wife and I spent a few minutes
• 35:59
  Speaker 24: because she had not seen and my wife loves, you know, music,
• 36:03
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• 36:10
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• 36:12
  Speaker 12: And when you look at.
• 36:12
  Speaker 24: Those Super Bowl halftimes, I mean like Lady Gaga came
• 36:15
  Speaker 24: in on cables and was spinning in the air and
• 36:19
  Speaker 24: a death really death defying stuff that she did, and
• 36:22
  Speaker 24: her halftime was I love the listeners saying she she
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  Speaker 24: tore it up and Michael Jackson did a whole week
• 36:28
  Speaker 24: of the world and they had card sections with kids
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• 36:32
  Speaker 9: You know what though, I mean, I even liked the
• 36:35
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• 36:41
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  Speaker 9: I just you know, I thought I even thought that
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• 36:53
  Speaker 24: But I didn't realize yesterday and my wife when Shakira
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  Speaker 24: and I don't remember what year it was exactly, but
• 37:01
  Speaker 24: when Shakira kicked it at halftime, it was right. And
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  Speaker 24: I like Shakira, she's really But when she had her halftime,
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  Speaker 12: With Shakira and and and came in. But Bad Bunny
• 37:16
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  Speaker 24: A supporting uh act for Shakira when she came in.
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  Speaker 24: So anyway, it's you know, Super Sunday is Super Sunday,
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  Speaker 24: and uh forget the game and all the hype and
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  Speaker 21: Good morning, Joe.
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  Speaker 33: Very busy like everybody else, and still digging out from
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  Speaker 33: the snow here in central Virginia which has hung around
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  Speaker 9: You know what, I'm a little disappointed. I'm disappointed in
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  Speaker 9: people would have done that. Is that just me?
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  Speaker 33: Well, people's I don't know how to snow applies.
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  Speaker 21: I hadn't really thought about that.
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  Speaker 33: She is certainly thawing a lot of freezing, I should say,
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  Speaker 33: a lot of optimism in Virginia and a lot of
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  Speaker 21: I fear with her policies that are off to a
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  Speaker 21: rough start.
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  Speaker 9: That could just be a Northeast thing, because when Northeast
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  Speaker 9: learners like me get lied to, we call it being snowed.
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  Speaker 9: So's yeah, so because it's obscured, you've buried it in
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  Speaker 9: something else that I have to pay attention to. There
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  Speaker 9: on the news of the week, many of your former
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  Speaker 9: colleagues this deal to allow Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer
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  Speaker 9: to try to gut the Department of Homeland Security and
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  Speaker 9: specifically ICE enforcement, including insisting that they identify themselves. I
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  Speaker 9: liked Randy Fine's statement hamp down in Tampa, hamp down
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  Speaker 9: on the Treasure Coast, said Randy Fine rebuked Jeffreys and
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  Speaker 9: Schumer by saying, Oh, if they want to make sure
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  Speaker 9: ICE officers have to identify themselves, I presume they're okay
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  Speaker 9: with voters identifying themselves as well. What did you think
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  Speaker 9: of the deal that was struck to fund the government
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  Speaker 9: through September except for DHS and what's been going on
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  Speaker 9: in that debate.
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  Speaker 21: I don't like the deal.
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  Speaker 33: I thought it was terrible for Republicans to take in
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  Speaker 33: that respect, I think the forty three day government shutdowns
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  Speaker 33: showed us that frankly, most Americans don't care about government
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  Speaker 33: shutdowns and realize that they don't really impact their lives.
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  Speaker 33: And as you know, I've said many times before, if
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  Speaker 33: you fear a shutdown more than your.
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  Speaker 21: Opponent, then you lose.
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  Speaker 33: Trump made it clear that we weren't going to have
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  Speaker 33: now there was a couple of days shutdown, but we
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  Speaker 33: weren't to have a real shutdown.
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  Speaker 21: We weren't going to have a real shutdown fight.
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  Speaker 33: And then he demanded that Republicans vote for the Senate
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  Speaker 33: bill as it came back without any changes. So he's
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  Speaker 33: hamstringing or handcuffing principled members of Congress who ought to
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  Speaker 33: be doing what they think is right, ought to be
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  Speaker 33: trying to get the best possible legislation, the best possible
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  Speaker 33: thing for the American people, and yet Republicans were unwilling
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  Speaker 33: to fight or stand if you will. And it's interesting
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  Speaker 33: you had twenty four Republicans in the House vote against
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  Speaker 33: the package when it went to the Senate. Twenty four
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  Speaker 33: voted against it when it went to the Senate when
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  Speaker 33: Department holand Security. DHS includes TSA, it includes FEMA, it
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  Speaker 33: But twenty four voted against it when went to the Senate.
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  Speaker 33: Then when the Senate sent it back with the deal
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  Speaker 33: without DHS fund, with no guaranteed that DHS would ever
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  Speaker 33: get funded or what the conditions would be under which
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  Speaker 33: that it would get funding, and you only had twenty
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  Speaker 33: one Republicans vote against it, so you had so I
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  Speaker 33: was against it as long as it had dhund as
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  Speaker 33: funding in it. But now I'm for it because it doesn't,
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  Speaker 33: I mean, and you had twenty who were both times
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  Speaker 33: against it. And it's telling again that five senators, clearly,
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  Speaker 33: in my view, the best five senators voted against it
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  Speaker 33: when it came back to the House, and that would
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  Speaker 33: be Rand Pault, Mike Lee, Rick Scott, Ron Johnson, and
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  Speaker 33: Ted Cruz. Happened to be my five fund the Senate,
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  Speaker 33: by the way, So I thought it was a bad deal.
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  Speaker 21: We'll see what happened. I'm afraid Republicans are going to cave.
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  Speaker 33: Within the next whatever eight or nine days left that
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  Speaker 33: it is until that expires.
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  Speaker 9: Well, yeah, and that's the thing. Nothing says, good legislation
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  Speaker 9: more than a two week time window in which to
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  Speaker 9: write it, debate it, and enacted, Bob because rightish is
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  Speaker 9: always a good thing.
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  Speaker 33: And the Dems keep moving the goalpost. Because it became
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  Speaker 33: clear that Republicans looked like they were willing to deal,
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  Speaker 33: the Dems increased their demands asking for more because they
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  Speaker 33: think that, you know, it's a winning hand for them,
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  Speaker 33: or the public opinion is on their side.
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  Speaker 21: Trump's looking like.
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  Speaker 33: He's wanting to back down and change his on enforcement
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  Speaker 33: and deportations and so. But it was a bad bill anyway,
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  Speaker 33: because it's going to take the debt to forty trillion
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  Speaker 33: dollars and it's another two trillion dollar death is. It's
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  Speaker 33: got thousands of earmarks for billions of dollars. It was
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  Speaker 33: a bad bill anyway. And then he took DHS funding.
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  Speaker 9: Out of it, and really some of the ugly things
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  Speaker 9: that came out of the even the Republican conkers heading
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  Speaker 9: up to the deal being even struck, was all the
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  Speaker 9: people lining up for the pork buffet out of the
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  Speaker 9: ear marks that I think there are still Americans that
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  Speaker 9: remember when famously everyone made a big deal about eliminating
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  Speaker 9: ear marks. I think some of them still think, you
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  Speaker 9: know that is the law of Congress.
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  Speaker 33: You can pass bad spending bills a lot easier when
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  Speaker 33: you grease the pig with thousands of spending earmarks for
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  Speaker 33: billions of dollars. And you even had an amendment to
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  Speaker 33: eliminate those from our friend Ralph Norman from South Carolina.
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  Speaker 33: And again the Republicans joined with Dems to vote that down,
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  Speaker 33: as Thomas Massey has done a good job of pointing
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  Speaker 33: out on his reasons for voting against it both times.
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  Speaker 9: So I want to pivot because what happens next in
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  Speaker 9: Congress is the debate of the day. Your friend Ron
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  Speaker 9: DeSantis and Florida is facing a legal challenge from Eric
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  Speaker 9: an April special session of the Florida General Assembly to
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  Speaker 9: tracked to the Supreme Court to have the question of
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  Speaker 9: whether you know the General Assemblies the circumvention of the
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  Speaker 9: law will be allowed to stand for these districts. These
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  Speaker 9: districts that they just announced yesterday in Virginia are crazy
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  Speaker 9: jerry mandered. I mean, if you ever want to hold
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  Speaker 9: a class and what jerry mandering looks like, Bob. These
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  Speaker 9: exactly what jerry mandering looks like.
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  Speaker 21: Absolutely.
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  Speaker 33: I thought the Supreme Court did a good job four
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  Speaker 33: or five years ago when they readd the districts.
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  Speaker 21: I think they make sense.
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  Speaker 33: You got communities of interest together, they're not jerry mannered,
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  Speaker 33: they make geographic sense. And I thought they did a
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  Speaker 33: good job. And DEM's have a six or five advantage
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  Speaker 33: with it. They have an opportunity potentially to if nothing changed,
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  Speaker 33: to pick up a seat or two based on many
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  Speaker 33: people's perception of how the midterms might go. Now they're
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  Speaker 33: trying to explicitly blatantly for political purposes, hyper partisan purposes.
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  Speaker 33: Where I think Democrats should be prevented from doing it
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  Speaker 33: is not because they're being political in the way they're
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  Speaker 33: doing it. That's not against the law the Supreme Court
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  Speaker 33: has held unless they're doing it.
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  Speaker 21: For racial reasons.
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  Speaker 33: But I don't think they should be able to count
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  Speaker 33: the election that had already started when they announced this
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  Speaker 33: back last fall, when a million people had already voted,
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  Speaker 33: and I don't think gave the proper notice on the
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  Speaker 33: timeline that they're supposed to. That's why the court blocked
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  Speaker 33: it initially or recently. Now we'll go to the Virgina
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  Speaker 21: What will the Virginia Supreme Court do?
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  Speaker 33: It looks like the US Supreme Court, based on what
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  Speaker 33: they did with California, would probably not step in and
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  Speaker 33: is reluctant to step into these kinds of things and
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