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"Nadler Says Shoot 'Em?" (Wednesday, February 4, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 4: at gmail dot com. I thought this guy was gone.
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Speaker 4: I thought this guy had left the building with Elvis.
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Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, I think he was part
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Speaker 4: of Elvis's road crew before he got elected to the
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Speaker 4: US House of Representatives. I like to call him Roz
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Speaker 4: because every time I see Jerry Nadler, I think of
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Speaker 4: that character from Monsters, Inc. Roz the office noh is Awski.
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Speaker 4: But Jerry Nadler is back and ringing the bell, probably
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Speaker 4: for the last time, before he exits the building.
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Speaker 5: If you were attacked by a mass person, you might
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Speaker 5: think you're being kidnapped.
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Speaker 6: You be justified in shooting the person.
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Speaker 4: Oh yes, Jerry, yes, he said that. Let's give him
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Speaker 4: the full context. Though we could.
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Speaker 6: Easily solve our balance of budget problems.
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Speaker 5: By simply repealing the taxes, the tax got some millionaires
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Speaker 5: and billionaires enacted over the last ten years. But what
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Speaker 5: is really the major problem in this country today is
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Speaker 5: the fascism in our streets.
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Speaker 4: Uh, the attacks.
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Speaker 5: On American citizens by massed hoodlams hoodlums.
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Speaker 6: If you were.
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Speaker 5: Attacked by a masked person, you might think you were
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Speaker 5: being kidnapped.
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Speaker 6: You be justified in shooting the person.
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Speaker 4: Justified in shooting the person, not the law enforcement officer.
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Speaker 4: And understand, if a law enforcement officer is arresting you
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Speaker 4: for unjust reasons, your attempts to push back on it
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Speaker 4: are to be considered thoroughly. And understand the legal ramifications
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Speaker 4: and what your rights are. Can't really be a free
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Speaker 4: citizen if you don't know what your rights are, man, Jerry,
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Speaker 4: Really that's where you wanted to go with us. Vice
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Speaker 4: President Dvance is pushing back on those statements. But we'll
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Speaker 4: get our first things into your ears first, so you
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Speaker 4: know all the stuff that is going on. Vice President A.
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Speaker 4: Dvance called Congressman Nadler's behavior quote despicable. President Trump signed
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Speaker 4: the spending bill ending the four day partial government shutdown,
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Speaker 4: an interesting mixed bag of votes, two hundred and seventeen
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Speaker 4: to two hundred and fourteen to pass. Twenty one Democrats
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Speaker 4: joined Speaker Mike Johnson to pass the legislation, counterbalancing twenty
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Speaker 4: two Republicans that opposed the demands to reform the Department
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Speaker 4: of Homeland Security laws. Trump administration is expected today to
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Speaker 4: unveil a plan to rebuild supply chains of critical minerals
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Speaker 4: needed for everything from your smartphone on up. Experts say
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Speaker 4: this is probably going to include purchase agreements with partners,
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Speaker 4: on top of creating a twelve billion dollar US strategic
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Speaker 4: reserve similar to our oil reserves to counter China's dominance
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Speaker 4: in the field. Vice President Advance is set to deliver
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Speaker 4: a keynote address today at a meeting that Secretary of
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Speaker 4: State Marco Rubio is hosting with officials from several dozen European, Asian,
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Speaker 4: and African nations. Iran has escalated tensions by tweaking the
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Speaker 4: meeting we reported to you yesterday with the US. According
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Speaker 4: to reports, Iranian officials now we to change both the
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Speaker 4: So what do you say to a guy like Jerry Nadler?
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Speaker 4: Now you know and bless him, bless his adult New
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Speaker 4: Yorker heart. I understand. I mean, at some point or another,
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Speaker 4: brother has been in the US House of Representatives, I
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Speaker 4: believe since the founding of the United States, and and
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Speaker 4: he's had his health issues and things like that. I
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Speaker 4: believe I thought he was gone already, you know, much
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Speaker 4: to my chagrin when I hear him spouting off but
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Speaker 4: he gives voice to something that's happening all over the place.
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Speaker 4: Let's let's go back to the wonderful and learned Roz
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Speaker 4: from Monsters, Inc. Which was you know, certainly helped him
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Speaker 4: oh is Awski.
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Speaker 5: And the tax cuts on millionaires and billionaires enacted over
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Speaker 5: the last ten years. Yeah, yeah, yeah, But what is
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Speaker 5: really the major problem in this country today is the
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Speaker 5: fascism in our streets.
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Speaker 6: Of course, the attacks on American citizens.
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Speaker 4: I masked hoodlams, hoodlums, masked hoodlums, not law enforcement officers, hoodlums. Now,
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Speaker 4: this is the guy who is technically one of the
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Speaker 4: five hundred and thirty five bosses for the law enforcement community.
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Speaker 4: And I appreciate what he has done in giving voice
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Speaker 4: to what is such an obscure concept. The way they
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Speaker 4: play with the language, it is everything George Orwell warned
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Speaker 4: us about. When you hear the activists talk about they're
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Speaker 4: taking our neighbors out of our neighborhoods, when to take
15:52
Speaker 4: Jake Fry is behind a podium, sniffling and wiping a
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Speaker 4: tear from his eye under his Jerry Old locks, saying
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Speaker 4: they're removing people who live in our communities with us
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Speaker 4: always carefully avoiding the word citizen. Jerry Nadler should go
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Speaker 4: on every poster as the avatar for this conundrum we're
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Speaker 4: in as much as some of the Dixiecrats of the day,
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Speaker 4: you know, standing in the breach defending the idea of
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Speaker 4: continuing the excurrable commerce of slavery. The last time this
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Speaker 4: civil war inflamed, there's Jerry defending the idea of this
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Speaker 4: permanent underclass. And I bring this up because our Virginia
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Speaker 4: flagship state just passed a bill for I think the
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Speaker 4: fifth time in a row. This time, however, there's a
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Speaker 4: Democrat in the governor's mansion ready to sign a mandatory
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Speaker 4: minimum wage bill of fifteen dollars an hour. These are
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Speaker 4: the same people who will go out in March against
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Speaker 4: immigration and customs enforcement officers rounding up people who have
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Speaker 4: been brought into this country to work in the shadows
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Speaker 4: for far less than that fifteen dollars an hour. And
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Speaker 4: that's just one of the myriad of hypocrisies in this
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Speaker 4: I hope you see it as well. I mean, you're
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Speaker 4: tuned into this program, and I don't care for political party,
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Speaker 4: inasmuch as there's one group that is standing against this
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Speaker 4: ebscurable commerce, as Thomas Jefferson called it, and the others
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Speaker 4: who are support swarting this behavior, this lawlessness, this confederacy,
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Speaker 4: against the laws of the land. And these are the
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Speaker 4: people that make me the most angry in this are
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Speaker 4: the ones who could actually do something about it. So,
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Speaker 4: Jerry Nadler is a congressman. So Jerry who has because
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Speaker 4: he's been there since the Great Depression, I believe could
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Speaker 4: if it so moved him, And it sounds like it
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Speaker 4: certainly would move him to do something about this.
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Speaker 5: And the tax cuts on millionaires and billionaires enacted those
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Speaker 5: the last ten years.
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Speaker 4: Boilerplate.
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Speaker 5: What is really the major problem in this country is
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Speaker 5: the fascism in our streets?
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Speaker 4: Well, gosh, you know, if I only knew somebody who
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Speaker 4: held an office in the US House of Representatives, they
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Speaker 4: might propose some legis to do something about that.
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Speaker 6: The attacks on American citizens.
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Speaker 4: How could you stand for this? Why do you just
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Speaker 4: take a pen to paper. I've got a pen right here, Jerry,
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Speaker 4: write a law, Write a law that changes something in
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Speaker 4: the laws that govern our immigration and citizenship. Go ahead,
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Speaker 4: It's not like you aren't a member of the body
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Speaker 4: that decides this.
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Speaker 6: I asked, hoodlams, hoodlams.
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Speaker 4: Hoodlams, and understand this is the attitude towards law enforcement now.
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Speaker 4: And I don't know if Jerry Nadler believes it or
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Speaker 4: if he believes he has to say it that way
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Speaker 4: just to keep his membership in the Democrat Club, but
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Speaker 4: he has and does.
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Speaker 1: So.
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Speaker 4: I can only judge you by the words you use.
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Speaker 4: You really believe that the law enforcement off like the
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Speaker 4: Capitol police officers that guard you, Jerry, when you walk
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Speaker 4: down the streets. I've seen you walking down the streets
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Speaker 4: and usually have some security personnel guarding you. Are they hoodlums?
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Speaker 4: If if somebody comes running up to you, Jerry with
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Speaker 4: let's say a spray bottle, Joe. Let's say I've got
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Speaker 4: a spray bottle right here, and I come up to
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Speaker 4: you and say, Jerry, smell this. Smell this Jerry, by
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Speaker 4: the way, that is actually a pretty nice smell. Is
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Speaker 4: that a It's an essential oil? Don't worry about it.
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Speaker 4: Do you think your hoodlums would tackle me and hold
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Speaker 4: me to the ground, perhaps kneel on my back or
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Speaker 4: my upper back until I complied with their orders to
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Speaker 4: drop the spray bottle. Oh I know, No, I I'm
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Speaker 4: not saying what happened to ilhan Omar was right, But
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Speaker 4: it isn't it interesting that something like that just vanished
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Speaker 4: from the public eye. Somebody comes running at a member
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Speaker 4: of Congress with a spray bottle of strange liquid on
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Speaker 4: it in it, and we don't hear anything else about it.
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Speaker 4: And you wonder why people think hmm, you think maybe
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Speaker 4: her nodding at the guy right before he attacked her
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Speaker 4: might have been a part of it.
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Speaker 5: You were attacked by a mass person, you might think
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Speaker 5: you were being kidnapped.
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Speaker 6: You be justified in shooting the person.
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Speaker 4: A member of the US House of Representatives saying you
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Speaker 4: would be justified in shooting law enforcement officers. Now, Jerry,
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Speaker 4: I believe I'm not being facetious now. I do believe
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Speaker 4: Jerry was there at very least during the assault on
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Speaker 4: the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. What were his
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Speaker 4: Thank you for joining us on this Tedsday. Jerry Nadler,
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Speaker 4: it after all these years in the US House of Representatives.
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Speaker 4: But I must apologize. So he has been in the
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Speaker 4: US House of Representatives since nineteen ninety two. I thought
28:55
Speaker 4: it was eighteen ninety two. I apologize to the Nadler
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Speaker 4: family for any pain and suffering I may have caused them. So,
29:12
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Speaker 4: And I know I'm speaking in rhetoric because we don't
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Speaker 4: The outfit is by a dear friend of mine who
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Speaker 4: What he does is he actually recreates World War two
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Speaker 4: era nos art. I know that means a whole different
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Speaker 4: thing in Soho these days, but so Jerry Nadler when
30:14
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Speaker 5: The tax cuts on millionaires and billionaires enacted over the
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Speaker 5: last ten years. But what is really the major problem
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Speaker 5: in this country today is the fascism in our streets,
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Speaker 5: the attacks on American citizens by massed hoodlums.
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Speaker 4: These hoodlums, of course work for you, Jerry. They're immigrations
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Speaker 4: and customs officers. So cosh darn' it, Jerry, if there
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Speaker 4: was only something you could have done about it. And
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Speaker 4: we were talking about this in abstract because you know, yeah,
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Speaker 4: having served.
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Speaker 4: For so long and being a New Yorker, we're not
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Speaker 4: short on opinions. Surprising to me that more people that
31:17
Speaker 4: do what I do are not New Yorkers because that
31:20
Speaker 4: was the birthright. It was like in the water. You
31:23
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31:26
Speaker 4: the way they do because of the New York tap water.
31:31
Speaker 4: I think the fact that we all have opinions. But
31:39
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31:48
Speaker 4: Branch Davidians took place in Waco in nineteen ninety three,
32:01
Speaker 4: the hearings he was part of. He was part of
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Speaker 4: the House Judiciary Committee even then, but he didn't call
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Speaker 4: the FBI agents that stormed the compound hoodlums. Then he
32:20
Speaker 4: was on the side of the President and the Attorney General,
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Speaker 4: Janet Reno. I think they used to go out and
32:28
Speaker 4: arm wrestle together. It's again, that's a scurrilous rumor, but
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Speaker 4: you know how the Politico magazine can be. But Jerry
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Speaker 4: nothing to say about the hoodlums that stormed the Branch
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Speaker 4: already on the House Judiciary Committee. He has been there
32:53
Speaker 4: longer than anyone else. And you think in all those years,
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Speaker 4: so we're talking about what thirty four years in the
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Speaker 4: US House of Representatives, he could have come up with
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Speaker 4: some legislation to rein in these hoodlums, to reform the
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Speaker 4: system so that these poor souls, these residents of our communities,
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Speaker 4: our neighbors, who are just trying to cut our grass,
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Speaker 4: or clean up after us at the cafe, or watch
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Speaker 4: our children while we're at spin class. These poor souls
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Speaker 4: who are just in this country because they love America.
33:46
Speaker 4: They don't know it and they don't know what it means,
33:48
Speaker 4: but they love America. They love Jerry Nadler, Where is
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Speaker 4: the legislation, Jerry, where is the bill to change our immigrationalists?
34:05
Speaker 4: Never minding how the immigrations and Customs enforcement officers do
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Speaker 4: their job. Let's leave those questions to the side, because
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Speaker 4: they're just enforcing laws.
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Speaker 1: When they go.
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Speaker 5: And if you were attacked by a mass person, you
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Speaker 5: might think you were being kidnapped, you be justified in
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Speaker 5: shooting the person.
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Speaker 4: So are you saying you would write a law saying
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Speaker 4: Would you do that? Would there be a season like
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Speaker 4: there is for black Bear? I mean, I'm just asking Jerry,
34:44
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Speaker 6: But what is really the major problem in this country
34:53
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Speaker 4: The politicians that get behind a podium and spout off
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Speaker 4: nonsense without actually trying to do anything about it. Jerry,
35:05
Speaker 4: You're the problem, and they do it all the time.
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35:17
Speaker 4: There is some podium jockey. It's my expression for those
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35:39
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Speaker 4: That's what Jerry Nadler is there for. Jerry Naddler is
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36:21
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36:26
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Speaker 1: Who's this? Hey? Good morning Joe. I'm triggered.
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Speaker 4: Ah, what would have triggered you?
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36:44
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37:04
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37:50
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Speaker 4: So you tell me, does that not sound like Jerry Nadler.
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Speaker 4: I mean, come on, I don't know who the lady
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Speaker 4: his male Striptea's career has gone by the wayside. So
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Speaker 4: We shouldn't pick on Jerry because he's on his way
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Speaker 4: and never never present any legislation to do anything about it.
45:34
Speaker 4: So I don't know were they lying when they were
45:36
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45:39
Speaker 4: sitting in their office with all this blank paper around
45:42
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45:45
Speaker 4: changed some of our immigration and therefore taken ice officers
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Speaker 4: out of the equations. All, am I wrong?
45:54
Speaker 1: I think that I don't think you're wrong.
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Speaker 23: I think there's a lack of consciousness in America and
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Speaker 23: that there's an identity crisis too. And the identity crisis
46:06
Speaker 23: is is with the Democrats with women and people's belief
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Speaker 4: Oh, I think I see what you're getting at. It's
46:21
Speaker 4: I want to be in with the cool kids, right.
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Speaker 23: And the other thing is who are you defending? Are
46:28
Speaker 23: you defending Americans? Are you defending your your party? And
46:34
Speaker 23: what about all these victims? Why aren't why aren't there
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Speaker 23: any protests about the cries about uh, you know, Late
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Speaker 4: Well, you know, we just had the news story Joel
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Speaker 4: clients on Epstein Island. Uh, you know, we were very
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47:07
Speaker 4: victims there apparently not so much. And immigration schism, as
47:12
Speaker 4: you very well point out.
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Speaker 23: And none of this, none of these cries for the
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Speaker 1: And the other thing.
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Speaker 23: The other thing, too, Joe, is is that they want
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48:00
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Speaker 4: So Well said, well, you know, and that's one of
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48:19
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48:24
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48:30
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Speaker 4: on these folks. How about that That worked really well
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48:42
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Speaker 1: Well, there's different ways of shocking people. They shot me
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Speaker 1: shock people and what are called jewels? Jay?
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Speaker 4: Oh you l you put the electrodes there? Oh my god,
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Speaker 4: that's not what they did. Oh oh oh, you mean
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Speaker 4: the electrical measurement jewel. I thought I thought you meant
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Speaker 4: something completely different. My apologies.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, Joe.
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Speaker 4: But that'll that'll get my heart started. You put electrodes
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Speaker 4: down there.
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Speaker 23: But the other the other thing, too, Joe, is why
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Speaker 23: why don't they want to say that past and and
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Speaker 23: get things back to where there's some kind of order
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Speaker 23: and there's some kind of you know, measurement to where
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Speaker 23: we actually know who is voting. And and I hate
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Speaker 23: saying this again, but COVID nineteen really, you know, changed
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Speaker 23: a lot of things.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, this really is out of societally. This is long COVID.
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Speaker 4: You know, you're you're talking about honesty and forth rightness,
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Speaker 4: and there are there are issues within the automobile. Let's
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Speaker 4: just take automobiles for an example. Some of the most popular,
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Speaker 4: best made automobiles, there are quirks in them, like oh well, yeah,
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Speaker 4: the Mercedes S class. This happens after one hundred thousand
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Speaker 4: miles or whatever. So there's no perfect scenario to talk about.
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Speaker 4: And and so what we're watching is marketing. It's the same.
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Speaker 4: You know, if you say a Hamas is a marginalized
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Speaker 4: community enough times people start thinking maybe they are a
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Speaker 4: marginalized community. And if you say these people are residents
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Speaker 4: of your city, if you say things like they're rounding
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Speaker 4: up our neighbors. These slogans are very specifically written, vetted,
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Speaker 4: their legal tested, so that lawyers go through them and say, hmm,
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Speaker 4: if you say this, are we going to be intro
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Speaker 4: That's what you're getting is it's like you're living in
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Speaker 4: a twenty four hour a day, seven day a week
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Speaker 4: super Bowl commercial. We can use super Bowl in that context.
51:43
Speaker 4: So many people they are afraid of saying super Bowl.
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Speaker 4: I don't know. They'll say swear words on their podcast,
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Speaker 4: but they'll call it a big game. But it's like
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Speaker 4: you're living this commercial and you're never able to get
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Speaker 4: away from the slogan earring. Does that make any sense
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Speaker 4: to you?
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Speaker 1: It does? It does.
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Speaker 23: Remember that show where that if it was the same
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Speaker 23: guy that played on a team and then he was
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Speaker 23: on one of the FBI shows. I can't remember his name,
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Speaker 23: but he always ended up like either going forward in
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Speaker 23: time or backwards in time, and then there was like
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Speaker 23: one of his mentors that would be there to kind
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Speaker 23: of guide him back. I can't remember the show, but
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Speaker 23: you're talking about quantum leap. Quantum leap, Yes, Scott, Scott.
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Speaker 1: Back correct, thank you?
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Speaker 23: What if some of these people that support Hamas, what
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Speaker 23: if they, especially the women, and and and and the
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Speaker 23: and the gays, they had to be in a room.
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Speaker 23: What if they had to be in a room and
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Speaker 23: they were up on a rooftop and they and they
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Speaker 23: were like, oh, yeah, we love you, We're supporting Hamas.
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Speaker 23: And there's no Americans around, there's no Americans.
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