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"Kaine 'Splaining" (Thursday December 11 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: But despite of the abundance of information, no one is
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Speaker 1: able to come the sensible comfort.
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Speaker 2: The first thing today on the Talk media Network by
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Speaker 2: Joe Thomas, the second most famous Thomas.
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Speaker 1: And Charlottesville Jeword said, steal me stem least for work.
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Speaker 2: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to school.
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Speaker 3: Joe has everything a dream. All the jas.
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Speaker 4: Needs no one that Joe salis smith.
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Speaker 5: He only as.
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Speaker 6: Joe.
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Speaker 7: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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Speaker 7: this morning. You know how we roll. We will tell
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Speaker 7: you what went on last night, and we will give
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Speaker 7: you our opinion of what went down, our analysis of
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Speaker 7: the evidence found in the debris field. But most importantly,
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Speaker 7: I want to find out how it's impacting you where
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Speaker 7: you are. Text messages come into four three, four, eight
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Speaker 7: eight two four two one seven. We were talking about
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Speaker 7: the eight that boyles and royals in all of us.
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Speaker 8: Uh.
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Speaker 7: This story about Erica Kirk and the left wing blogger. Uh.
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Speaker 7: And there's so many moving parts in this I don't
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Speaker 7: want to get them all. But Joel writes, in happened
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Speaker 7: to that city councilman in Danville? Some guy was so
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Speaker 7: intenuous grip of his last good marble went and poured
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Speaker 7: gasoline all over a city councilor in Danville, Virginia lit
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Speaker 7: him on fire. Sadly, fewer people on the planet know
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Speaker 7: about that story. They know about the drunk raccoon in
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Speaker 7: a Virginia bathroom. But Joel's point, it's all about morality.
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Speaker 7: But it's understanding that. And this is one of the
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Speaker 7: reasons I pushed back against the American Left, because the
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Speaker 7: American Left has become the political ideology of self indulgence
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Speaker 7: and self righteousness and self centeredness. And I know it's
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Speaker 7: not all of them. It's the ones with the loudest
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Speaker 7: megaphones though. And if you believe in I don't even
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Speaker 7: know how far back to go to talk about things.
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Speaker 7: Democrats used to believe in social safety nets. And you
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Speaker 7: know they used to be the party of hand up,
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Speaker 7: not hand out. Remember they were the party that was
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Speaker 7: blind enough to say we need to help poor people,
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Speaker 7: not realizing how corrupted that could become. See the story
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Speaker 7: from the fake black organizations that were ripping off taxpayers
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Speaker 7: and not even Somali American, fake ethnic business owners set
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Speaker 7: up to steal contractor money from the government, keep some
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Speaker 7: for themselves, and then let white owned companies take these
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Speaker 7: government contracts under the Small Business Administration. I guess you
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Speaker 7: should look at it and say, look, blacks and whites
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Speaker 7: working together to rip off the government. Isn't it a
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Speaker 7: great day in America? You could make an argument for that. Right.
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Speaker 7: People would kind of leave you alone in the cocktail party.
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Speaker 7: By the way, some tips on Christmas party etiquette in
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Speaker 7: this because you know, again, here we go just like
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Speaker 7: we did going into Thanksgiving as Christmas is upon us. Yeah,
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Speaker 7: I said it. I'm not having holiday parties. I'm having
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Speaker 7: Christmas parties and I'll go to your Honukkah Menora lighting
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Speaker 7: if you like different kind of holiday, same kind of year.
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Speaker 7: You want me to come to a mule, Fine, I'm
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Speaker 7: good with it. But me, I'm celebrating Christmas. But there
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Speaker 7: are some again, oh the minefield of going into Christmas.
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Speaker 7: We'll get into that for you this morning. First things
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Speaker 7: this morning. Fired Michigan Wolverines head football coach Sharon Moore
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Speaker 7: has been booked into jail. This comes the night after
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Speaker 7: the school's athletic director fired him for having quote an
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Speaker 7: inappropriate relationship with a member of staff. Thirty nine year
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Speaker 7: old Moore was in washingtaw County Jail, no charges listed.
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Speaker 7: The Trump administration announced Wednesday plans to establish a militarized
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Speaker 7: zone along the US Mexico border in southern California. Seven
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Speaker 7: hundred and sixty acres will be turned over to the
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Speaker 7: Department of Interior. From the Department of Interior to the
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Speaker 7: Navy under their jurisdiction to quote strengthen ongoing border security operations. However,
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Speaker 7: a federal judge, Charles Bryer in San Francisco, has granted
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Speaker 7: a preliminary injunction sought by California elected officials who oppose
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Speaker 7: President Trump's use of State National Guards troops without Governor
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Speaker 7: Newsom's approval to further his immigration enforcement efforts. The Food
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Speaker 7: and Drug Administration announced they are looking into whether COVID
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Speaker 7: nineteen vaccines are tied to any deaths. Government officials announced
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Speaker 7: yesterday the FDA quote is doing a thorough investigation across
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Speaker 7: multiple age groups of deaths potentially related to COVID vaccines.
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Speaker 7: Spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services also
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Speaker 7: said they are reviewing the safety of RSV vaccinations. The
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Speaker 7: word of the day is discharge petition. All right, it's
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Speaker 7: a hyphen it, but first there is an attempt to
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Speaker 7: bring a discharge petition, which would circumvent the Speaker's authority
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Speaker 7: to decide arbitrarily what does and doesn't get voted on
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Speaker 7: on the House floor. This first one is in process,
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Speaker 7: trying to ban stock trading by elected representatives. Congressoman Anna
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Speaker 7: Paulina Luna, Florida says that both Hakeem Jeffries and Speaker
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Speaker 7: Mike Johnson are working together to send members home because
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Speaker 7: they don't want to sign the legislation. Meanwhile, a discharge
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Speaker 7: petition forcing a vote on a measure called to reverse
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Speaker 7: the President's executive order cracking down on federal worker unions
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Speaker 7: passed with thirteen Republicans voting with all the Democrats. It
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Speaker 18: It's on.
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Speaker 2: First Thing Today on the Tunk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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Speaker 2: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte. I'm just a bill.
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Speaker 18: Yes, I'm only a bill, and I got as far
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Speaker 18: as Capedral here. Well, now I'm stuck in committee and
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Speaker 18: I sit here and wait while a few key congress
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Speaker 18: men discussing deepbat whether they should let me be.
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Speaker 7: Hope and pray that they will.
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Speaker 18: But today I am.
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Speaker 7: Still just a bill. Oh the good old days, the
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Speaker 7: simpler days, when that was all it took. And there's
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Speaker 7: a question I have. You know, in the constitutional high
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Speaker 7: the third most important executive branch official doesn't technically reside
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Speaker 7: in the executive branch. The third highest ranking member of
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Speaker 7: the US government constitutionally is the Speaker of the US
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Speaker 7: House of Representatives. Because if something was to befall both
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Speaker 7: the president and the vice president, they would become president.
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Speaker 7: But I would argue they would become that much less effective.
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Speaker 7: And one of the things that all this discharge that
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Speaker 7: we're trying to clean up here, may mean we rephrase
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Speaker 7: that all these discharge petitions that were trying to clean
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Speaker 7: up and in the the issues, whether it's you know,
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Speaker 7: the president's executive orders, any president's executive orders, how many
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Speaker 7: how many discharge petitions were squashed? How many were even
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Speaker 7: raised during the Biden administration and their auto pen fever
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Speaker 7: driven executive orders. But a discharge petition is there because
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Speaker 7: you may not know this, And judging by a couple
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Speaker 7: of emails, this one from Mary that writes in from Sacramento,
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Speaker 7: what is this discharge petition? Why is the speaker blocking
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Speaker 7: legislation from coming to the floor because he can parliamentarily?
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Speaker 7: The House years ago voted to give the speaker the
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Speaker 7: kind of power. And this is what our friend Bob
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Speaker 7: Good and the Good for America podcast hosts. This is
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Speaker 7: one of the things that made Kevin McCarthy drive him
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Speaker 7: out and primary against him and run him out of
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Speaker 7: Congress was because they challenged the speaker authority to arbitrarily
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Speaker 7: decide whether or not a bill was allowed to come
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Speaker 7: to the House floor for a vote, regardless of what
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Speaker 7: its resolution was in committee. And here's how the game
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Speaker 7: is played. So and the quote unquote reason that they
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Speaker 7: do this is so that they can vote for things
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Speaker 7: before they have to vote against it. It's the John Kerry,
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Speaker 7: I was for it before I was against it stuff,
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Speaker 7: so that you can vote for bipartisan legislation and you
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Speaker 7: can vote against high taxes in committee and then go
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Speaker 7: back to your district and run campaign ads saying I'm
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Speaker 7: the single most bipartisan member of the House of Representatives.
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Speaker 7: More bipartisan legislation was supported by me, none of it
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Speaker 7: ever ever coming to the floor of the House for
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Speaker 7: a vote. Ever, some people are fully deal with the
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Speaker 7: Speaker of the House to make sure, Hey, I got
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Speaker 7: a tight reelection, I'm going to vote for this so
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Speaker 7: it'll look good in my district. Please don't let it
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Speaker 7: come to the floor for a vote. And is that
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Speaker 7: what you want Congress operating like? Because if something gets
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Speaker 7: to committee and then the committee approves it passes it along,
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Speaker 7: it dies in the Speaker's office. That's what that musty
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Speaker 7: smell was. It wasn't Nancy Pelosi or her stock portfolio.
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Speaker 7: It was all the bills that went there and died.
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Speaker 7: And then Kevin McCarthy and Mike Johnson, all these folks,
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Speaker 7: They just they arbitrary, regardless of what happens in a committee,
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Speaker 7: sit on bills and they never see the light of day.
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Speaker 7: That's what happened with the Affordable Care Act. How many
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Speaker 7: are thirteen separate repeal and replace bills had been passed
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Speaker 7: by Paul Ryan and the Report publican majority prior to
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Speaker 7: twenty seventeen, and they all didn't go anywhere because you
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Speaker 7: had Senate leadership in Barack Obama standing, they didn't make sure, hey,
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Speaker 7: it ain't going to happen. So all of a sudden,
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Speaker 7: the Republicans take the Senate, the Republicans take the White House,
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Speaker 7: and none of those bills ever even get a vote
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Speaker 7: in the House. Why because the speaker said no. Donald
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Speaker 7: Trump was sitting at his desk saying, hey, can you
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Speaker 7: bring me something. Tom Garrett, a friend of mine congressman
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Speaker 7: at the time, filed a discharge petition to try to
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Speaker 7: get that most recent repeal and replace brought to the
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Speaker 7: floor and was excoriated run out of town on a
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Speaker 7: rail because he stood up against the party. So when
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Speaker 7: you get mad at your congressperson for never doing anything,
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Speaker 7: and they've got like a thirty percent approval rating, right,
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Speaker 7: now this is why. It's because the speaker would be
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Speaker 7: the Republican or Democrat dictatorially decides what legislation in your
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Speaker 7: name gets discussed. So, I mean, if there's nothing else
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Speaker 7: out of this session right now, it's the realization that
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Speaker 7: Mike Johnson may be more powerful than Donald Trump in
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Speaker 7: Washington when it comes to sitting on legislation that you know,
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Speaker 7: left or right, whoever you are, might want at least
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Speaker 7: debated publicly in front of all the other members of Congress.
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Speaker 7: Good morning, you're on the air, first thing with Joe
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Speaker 7: this morning. Who's this?
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Speaker 19: Good Morning's Joel?
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Speaker 7: Hey Joel, how are you doing this morning?
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Speaker 20: Well?
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Speaker 19: I'm okay, A little bit nervous to have another interview
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Speaker 19: at one o'clock today, so I hope it goes well.
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Speaker 7: We'll be praying for you. Thanks. I just feel drained,
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Speaker 7: old guyer No, get your greens, some leafy greens, some collars,
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Speaker 7: a little mustard greens, you know, So cook him up, right,
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Speaker 7: I guarantee a little crawfish on there. I guarantee you'll
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Speaker 7: be feeling a new man. So anyway, what's on your mind?
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Speaker 19: Well, I mean, all these different conversations and you know,
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Speaker 19: and then subjects and topics. But the biggest thing is conversation. People,
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Speaker 19: That's the biggest thing. There's two things that were Charlie
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Speaker 19: Kirk was and I hate to say this, was killed.
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Speaker 19: Was murdered. Was because he brought that conversation and he
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Speaker 19: brought back a sense of balance with God. And you know,
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Speaker 19: all these people and I'm not perfect. I got in
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Speaker 19: trouble because I was speaking to patients about life and
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Speaker 19: and nothing bad. But you know, words do have impact,
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Speaker 19: and especially if you're under you know, an employer. But
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Speaker 19: these people are employed by us, you know, the Congress,
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Speaker 19: the Senate, the President, and and the rest the judicial system.
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Speaker 19: And it's just if this were like a list of
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Speaker 19: things that get done. I mean, they had two hundred
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Speaker 19: and twenty five bills sitting on their desk and nothing
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Speaker 19: gets done. I mean, yeah, they passed a.
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Speaker 7: Big, beautiful bill, but that had to take.
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Speaker 19: A vote from the Vice president to you know, to
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Speaker 19: get it through. And if you take away conversations, I mean.
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Speaker 7: Well that's but that's what I'm getting at with these
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Speaker 7: discharge petitions. What people don't realize is the Speaker of
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Speaker 7: the House, be it Nancy Pelosi, Kevin McCarthy or Mike
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Speaker 7: Johnson is standing in the way of that conversation because
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Speaker 7: once something comes to the floor of the House, then
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Speaker 7: it's real. And these congress people can't do show votes
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Speaker 7: in committee and then go back to their district. All
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Speaker 7: of a sudden. It's for the money, and they don't
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Speaker 7: want that to happen. So the speaker stands in the way,
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Speaker 7: and and you know, sits on bills that most citizens
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Speaker 7: would think, well, why aren't they discussing it.
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Speaker 7: their way before the end of December.
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Speaker 5: Prices for healthcare, prices for energy.
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Speaker 7: Prices for energy, you mean the heavily regulated energy industry
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Speaker 7: under the jackboot of Joe Biden and Barack Obama's Green
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Speaker 7: New Deal, under the AOC fever dream of forcing everyone
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Speaker 7: to get rid of their internal combustion cars. Oh and
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Speaker 7: by the way, let's jump ahead to the last one.
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Speaker 5: For building supplies. Prices for food.
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Speaker 7: I mean prices for food. You mean the food that
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Speaker 7: needs the fertilizer that's made with the natural gas that
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Speaker 7: your energy regulations. Never mind the building supplies that have
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Speaker 7: gone up in costs because of the Green New agenda.
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Speaker 7: So each and every one of the things in the
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Speaker 7: folder Munchausen's by Government syndrome, each one of those things
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Speaker 7: that Tim Kaine rattles off are all things that he
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Speaker 7: and the rest of the Democrat left wing agenda have
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Speaker 7: made more expensive.
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Speaker 5: People are suffering because of me.
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Speaker 28: For healthcare, prices for energy, prices for building supplies, prices
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Speaker 28: for food, I mean everywhere people are seeing prices.
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Speaker 7: Increase because everywhere you've made them increase. I'm amazed you
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Speaker 7: didn't mention the price for higher education It's about the
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Speaker 7: only thing he left off of his list. I guess
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Speaker 7: his prep people said, let's deal, let's just work with
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Speaker 7: consumer products. And here's the problem with conservatives. We can't
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Speaker 7: message like this. So while I will derisively and with
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Speaker 7: lampoon in my heart, take Tim Kine apart, that statement
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Speaker 7: works and this is what conservatives if we're ever going
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Speaker 7: to protect. And I don't care which political party wins.
48:45
Speaker 7: I would love to have somebody say I'm going to
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Speaker 7: try to run as a Democrat and win my party
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Speaker 7: back over, just like I'd love to see the Somalians
48:55
Speaker 7: go back and turn their country into a constitutional republic.
49:01
Speaker 7: I would love to see the Cubans. You know that
49:04
Speaker 7: everyone's pointing at Miami and saying, oh my god, Miami,
49:06
Speaker 7: you want you want to break down Miami and the
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Speaker 7: mayor's race there. We can do that in a little bit,
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Speaker 7: but let's stick the landing on this because this is essence.
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Speaker 7: So Tim Kaine is a loon, but he's winning. And
49:21
Speaker 7: here's why Tim Kain is winning because you are paying more.
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Speaker 28: For people are suffering prices for healthcare, prices for energy,
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Speaker 28: prices for building supplies, prices for food.
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Speaker 7: I mean he's not wrong, he's not wrong, and he's
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Speaker 7: messaging it in a way that's empathetic. Granted you and
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Speaker 7: I can sit here and say it's just simply pathetic,
49:50
Speaker 7: but it's winning the one to two percent that you
49:55
Speaker 7: need to sway in a fifty to fifty two percent
49:58
Speaker 7: voter turnout of light, and that keeps them and it
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Speaker 7: will probably give them the tillers of non stop impeachment hearings.
50:10
Speaker 7: You don't think there's a folder, file folder full of
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Speaker 7: impeachable offenses in Hakim Jeffrey's office should he become Speaker
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Speaker 7: of the House in twenty twenty seven. You don't think.
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Speaker 7: You don't think twenty twenty seven's word of the year
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Speaker 7: is going to be impeach. And I'm not saying that's
50:34
Speaker 7: the reason to vote for some failed, adult witted Republican
50:39
Speaker 7: just to say you did. But we need good people
50:42
Speaker 7: who can message. And I was invited dear friend of
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Speaker 7: mine invited me into a group, and I made the
50:50
Speaker 7: mistake of bringing up the fact that I was the
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Speaker 7: one who worked in messaging because of what I do,
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Speaker 7: I thought that was why I was invited into this group,
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Speaker 7: was to say, hey, I work in the world of messaging.
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Speaker 7: How does and you know what I was struck with
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Speaker 7: is that everyone wants to take the message they want
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Speaker 7: to speak and tailor it to resonate with somebody on
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Speaker 7: your end of the conversation. And they said, no, that's
51:24
Speaker 7: not how it works. You have to figure out who
51:27
Speaker 7: your audience is and then figure out how to take
51:36
Speaker 7: what you believe and make it understandable to them. You
51:42
Speaker 7: have to meet them where they are. And that's why
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Speaker 7: Republicans are struggling our boys and girls' bathrooms or problem
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Speaker 7: held to the yes, is it resonating with the majority
51:59
Speaker 7: of a Marriamricans know? Is Abigail Spanberger ran for governors
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Speaker 7: saying I'm going to make things more affordable again and
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Speaker 7: her opponent wins some Earl Syrus said I'm going to
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Speaker 7: keep boys out of girls' bathrooms, both equally touchstone issues.
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Speaker 7: The number of people in Virginia who were impacted by
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Speaker 7: boys and girls bathrooms didn't move the needle enough to
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Speaker 7: the number of people who respond to guys like Tim
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Speaker 7: Kaine when they.
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Speaker 28: Say crisis for healthcare, prices for energy, prices for building supplies.
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Speaker 7: All of these things, never mind the food, are things
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Speaker 7: that Tim Kaine made more expensive and we need Republicans, Conservatives,
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52:45
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