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"Yeah, he lives in Dollars, Taxes!" (Monday, March 16, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 7: Thank you for let me be of service to you
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Speaker 7: this morning. Joe four three four eight A two four
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Speaker 7: it a couple of ways. First, let me tell you
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Speaker 7: what went on yesterday, and then we can tell you
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Speaker 7: how we see it playing out what we see in
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Speaker 7: the tea leaves. But I want to hear how it's
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Speaker 7: of your favorite most radio station. Basking you are this
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Speaker 7: morning in the amplitude or frequency modulation goodness there. I
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Speaker 7: want to jump back. I received this email late on
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Speaker 7: Saturday morning. Of course, if you don't get the Saturday
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Speaker 7: that we do Saturday Morning Live, so that all the
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Speaker 7: stuff that politicians and government officials try.
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Speaker 8: To bury late in the day.
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Speaker 7: On Friday actually gets the air. Plus Saturdays, you know,
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Speaker 7: they are a normal day. I mean, it's not like
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Speaker 7: Saturday isn't some special day anymore. Ray wrote in on
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Speaker 7: the subject of Iran, like you heard the secretary talking about,
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Speaker 7: you know, being done in about a week or so.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that this conflict will certainly come to
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Speaker 1: the end in the next few weeks.
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Speaker 7: Why do some of us me included in there, as
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Speaker 7: we talk about our influence on Iran back through the fifties,
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Speaker 7: Why do some of us assume that everything would have
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Speaker 7: come up roses if we and the British had just
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Speaker 7: not overthrown Iran's Masada in nineteen fifty three. He was
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Speaker 7: supported by the Tuda, the Iranian communist party, and certainly
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Speaker 7: had no respect for private property. He would have had
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Speaker 7: turned to Russia to run his petroleum industry, since he
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Speaker 7: had just ticked off both US and the British by
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Speaker 7: seizing British assets. If we had not overthrown Masada, Iran
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Speaker 7: would probably have wound up a Russian satellite and spent
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Speaker 7: forty years as the Middle Eastern version of Bulgaria. And
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Speaker 7: you know, you have a great point, and that's one
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Speaker 7: of the things about this Mariam Rejavi, who is the
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Speaker 7: I guess the government in exile in Paris is a Marxist.
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Speaker 7: She believes, you know, kind of like the French style Marxist.
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Speaker 8: You have to be careful.
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Speaker 7: But there's something about marx or Marxist adherents that I
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Speaker 7: want to get into when we come back from break.
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Speaker 7: But I do have to tell you what went on.
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Speaker 7: But great email, ray and thank you. Pope Leo took
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Speaker 7: his turn at Saint Peter's Square Sunday calling on a
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Speaker 7: cease fire. He said in his ministry, for two weeks,
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Speaker 7: the peoples of the Middle East have been suffering the
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Speaker 7: atrocious violence of war. In the name of Christians in
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Speaker 7: the Middle East and of all men and women of goodwill,
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Speaker 7: I appeal to those responsible for the conflict cease fire.
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Speaker 7: You heard me play the clip of Energy Secretary Chris Wright,
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Speaker 7: who said Sunday he expects the US war with Iran
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Speaker 7: to end within the next a few weeks, and then
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Speaker 7: the supply of oil and natural gas will be open again.
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Speaker 7: On the subject of the Strait of Hormuz, the administration
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Speaker 7: is about to announce that several countries have joined them
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Speaker 7: to form a naval coalition to escort commercial vessels through
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Speaker 7: the Strait as long as one of its borders, one
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Speaker 7: of its shorelines is occupied by the violent Iranian regime
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Speaker 7: and their Revolutionary Guard ready to shoot in any boats
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Speaker 7: that go through that straight. The new Supreme Leader of Iran,
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Speaker 7: Mujtaba Khameni, is believed to be in Russia right now
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Speaker 7: undergoing leg surgery at the personal invitation of Vladimir Putin.
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Speaker 7: President Trump said in a phone interview with Kristen Welker,
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Speaker 7: he said, I don't even know if he's even alive.
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Speaker 7: So far, no one's been able to see him. And
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Speaker 7: their state funeral shortly later. President Trump also warned that
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Speaker 7: all about different than what khrush Chef said he was
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Speaker 7: going to do to the United States and rot it
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Speaker 7: from the inside, use our own freedoms against us. But
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Speaker 7: you see, what we have is sunlight.
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Speaker 8: What we have, what we used to have anyway.
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Speaker 7: Is a press willing to shine sunlight on things like
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Speaker 7: human rights violations. Remember the good old days, when you know,
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Speaker 7: human rights violations were something the press would cover, not say, well,
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Speaker 7: they deserve it, which is the attitude towards groups like
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Speaker 7: the Weakers.
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Speaker 8: There are just trouble makers.
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Speaker 7: You know, they were trouble makers and so they got
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Speaker 7: what they deserved. Really, you the same guys used to
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Speaker 7: go nuts about you know, Southeast Asia and children and
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Speaker 7: napalm and things like that. Oh, that's right, you were
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Speaker 7: being paid for by the Communist Party of Russia at
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Speaker 7: the time.
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Speaker 8: Forgot that part.
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Speaker 7: So to me, the best way to fight Marxism is
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Speaker 7: to drag it out into the sunlight, out of its
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Speaker 7: heidi places where it likes to hide, you know, like
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Speaker 7: catfish in the mud at the bottom of the river.
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Speaker 7: The best place for a catfish is in a pan sizzling.
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Speaker 7: And I'm not even a seafood eater, but I'd rather
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Speaker 7: have a catfish in a cast iron skillet sizzling than
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Speaker 7: in Oh, I don't know, the Virginia Governor's mansion. What
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Speaker 7: out loud?
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Speaker 8: Oops? I guess I can't take that one back.
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Speaker 7: Maybe they'll sue me for being critical of them while
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Speaker 7: if signed, give politicians the right to sue people who
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Speaker 7: are critical of them before an election. Because my precious,
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Speaker 7: so to me, fighting communism is best done out in
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Speaker 7: the sunlight, not oh, we arrested a bunch of people,
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Speaker 7: because to me, you martyr, and communism wants martyrdom. Communism
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Speaker 7: wants you talking about how sad it was that people
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Speaker 7: who hadn't done anything you know, illegal, aside from maybe
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Speaker 7: you know, like the idea of taking all the money
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Speaker 7: and handing it out to people through a bureaucracy, that
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Speaker 7: arresting them turned them into martyrs. So McCarthy, though being
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Speaker 7: right about the communist infiltration of our government, I believe
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Speaker 7: was wrong in how he went about it. Now you
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Speaker 7: can say that was roy Cone, you know, doing the
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Speaker 7: kind of things that roy Cone has become somewhat infamous for,
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Speaker 7: which is being this agent provocateur, not so much interested.
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Speaker 7: He's like you very much, the war rule guy that
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Speaker 7: took that that basically drove Andrew Breitbart out of Bridebart.
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Speaker 7: This the agent provocateur who wants to just watch the
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Speaker 7: world burn for the giggles of it, and he figures that,
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Speaker 7: you know, drives liberty. Now the email that gives me
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Speaker 7: a pause on that, though it makes some sense because
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Speaker 7: we have history of watching the Soviet Union collapse under
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Speaker 7: communism even Vietnam once their communist leadership came in by
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Speaker 7: that now they're they're trying to get into the world
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Speaker 7: of capitalist countries. But Steve writes into four three four
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Speaker 7: eight eight two four two one seven, shuddering, thought the
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Speaker 7: idea of the Soviet Block with an oil rich nation
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Speaker 7: under its iron curtain could have changed the whole paradigm of.
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Speaker 8: The Cold War.
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Speaker 7: And I think he's got a point. And again, I
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Speaker 7: still believe the way to beat communism is out in
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Speaker 7: the sunlight, not by deposing them before they get their
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Speaker 7: feet in, now by showing everyone. And yes it stinks,
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Speaker 7: but if you drag communism out in the light, you're
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Speaker 7: not going to vote for a Zorhan Mamdani in New York.
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Speaker 7: They're going to believe in Marxism.
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Speaker 4: But the horrible.
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Speaker 8: Atrocities that come along with communism can.
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Speaker 7: Be shown to people. Look at what they're doing. But
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Speaker 7: as you bring up the idea of the Soviet Union,
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Speaker 7: how many more years would the Soviet Union have survived
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Speaker 7: if they had hot and cold running oil, Because you know,
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Speaker 7: the Soviet Union crippled itself trying to keep up with
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Speaker 7: US and star wars and all this stuff, and their
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Speaker 7: military budget was outstripping their economic generation until they couldn't
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Speaker 7: do it anymore and they collapsed.
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Speaker 8: And we can.
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Speaker 7: Debate whether we screwed it up after the Soviet Union collapsed,
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Speaker 7: did we bring on Putin by the way we acted
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Speaker 7: after the Soviet Union fell?
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Speaker 8: But how many more years? That's a really interesting premise
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Speaker 8: you set up there with the question about the Iron
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Speaker 8: Curtain with an oil rich nation like Iran behind it,
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Speaker 8: because this was before Russia found themselves as an oil
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Speaker 8: producing nation. They were not an oil producer the way
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Speaker 8: they are now. They had to be.
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Speaker 7: They had to become that after the collapse because they
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Speaker 7: needed something. And it's really about the only thing that
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Speaker 7: Russia did that saved its economy from breaking up even
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Speaker 7: more as Ukraine left and all the Iron Block countries
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Speaker 7: found their own independence.
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Speaker 8: But how many more.
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Speaker 7: Decades does the Cold War go on if Russia had
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Speaker 7: a client state behind the Iron Curtain cranking out hundreds
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Speaker 7: of millions of barrels of oil for them to consume
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Speaker 7: in their war machine. So really, I mean, it's again
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Speaker 7: it's theoretical they didn't, but that's sort of raised point
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Speaker 7: is this guy was probably more likely to cozy up
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Speaker 7: and Baltimore and all the other points on the compass.
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Speaker 7: Just getting that money back and go Heath Ledger on it.
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Speaker 7: Burn the big pile of money. It wasn't based on
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Speaker 7: anything anyway, get it out of circulation and increase the
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Speaker 7: value of my dollars in your dollars, and then the
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Speaker 7: price of gas comes down because the value of your
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Speaker 7: dollar goes up. Ironically, you know how the protests started
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Speaker 7: in Tehran.
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Speaker 8: You remember.
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Speaker 7: It was over the collapsing real, which is their currency.
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Speaker 7: The time of the first protests, an Iranian real was
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Speaker 7: worth one point four million US dollars. Can you imagine
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Speaker 7: such a thing. I don't know what the Iranian translation
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Speaker 7: for Weimar Republic is, but we struck in because they
49:48
Speaker 7: kept shooting the protesters. Now I don't know what's happened
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Speaker 7: to and I'm hoping that somewhere behind the scenes, the
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Speaker 7: protesters are being trained up and how to take back
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Speaker 7: their country. But they have to do it. They have
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Speaker 7: to do it in the way that will help them
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Speaker 7: find peace and liberty. And the other point about Trump
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Speaker 7: starting the war is Republicans have to have the intestical
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Speaker 7: fortitude to say, this war's been going on since nineteen
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Speaker 7: seventy nine, nineteen seventy eight, the moment that embassy was taken.
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Speaker 7: This war has been going on in Iran has been
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Speaker 7: funneling money into Hazbolah and Hamas ever since. And all
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Speaker 7: these little terror groups isis all of them being funded
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Speaker 7: by Iranian oil money and some of the money that
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Speaker 7: Barack Obama gave back to them. That's how you get
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Speaker 7: gas prices down, That's how you get grocery prices down.
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Speaker 7: Make the dollar valuable. But to a man, woman, and child,
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Speaker 7: like the piles of shift that they are adam. That
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Speaker 7: is that they opposed cutting back on spending. They oppose
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Speaker 7: clawing back of money that hasn't been spent yet, Every
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Speaker 7: little thing that would have added more value back to
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Speaker 7: your dollar they have opposed in court. So don't talk
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Speaker 7: to us about the cost of gasoline, which is still
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Speaker 7: a dollar dollar fifty lower than it was two years ago,
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Speaker 7: because it's gone up from two in change dollars to
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Speaker 7: three in change dollars right now. So it's not the
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Speaker 7: beginning of the beginning, it's the beginning of the end.
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Speaker 8: In Iran. This is about ending award that's been going
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Speaker 8: on quietly behind the scenes.
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Speaker 7: For fifty years, and those are the things that if
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Speaker 7: a Republican is trying to win reelection, they need to
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Speaker 7: because they're going to be hit with Chris Wright's statement
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Speaker 7: about we knew the price of gas was going to
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Speaker 7: go up last one. Dave writes in Let's not forget
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Speaker 7: all of this began due to the fine job President
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Speaker 7: Jimmy Carter did.
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Speaker 7: It was absolutely because you know, Jimmy Carter didn't look
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Speaker 7: like somebody who, when he said he had the Shaw's back,
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Speaker 7: was going.
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