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"One Nation OF Indivisible" (Monday, January 12, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: There's so many A listeners, and by a listeners, I.
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Speaker 2: Do mean people who are on a list that has
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Speaker 2: been heavily redacted.
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Speaker 3: But first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Talk Mean.
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Speaker 4: Where George said steal metem.
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Speaker 5: You have a day at least for work, when the
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Speaker 5: sun comes up, drops a kid to school.
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Speaker 3: Joey is a thing agenda.
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Speaker 2: All the jas needs.
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Speaker 6: No one that Joe's is small.
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Speaker 7: He only is.
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Speaker 8: Joe.
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Speaker 9: Oh, stop yelling at your radio. Sometimes it's just having
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Speaker 9: a little fun. And sometimes, you know, having a little
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Speaker 9: fun means you're making sure everyone stays in their lanes.
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Speaker 10: Uh.
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Speaker 9: They're four three four eight eight two four two one
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Speaker 9: seven the riots going on along the streets of Tehran,
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Speaker 9: and the President says the US is ready to intercede
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Speaker 9: on behalf of protesters who are facing death threats from
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Speaker 9: Iranian authorities there. And this email came in. It looks
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Speaker 9: about one o'clock Eastern time this morning. But it's too
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Speaker 9: a laundry list of people because there's a BCC list
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Speaker 9: on it of distribution. There's no actual recipient listed. It's
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Speaker 9: a blast email, I presume from the indivisible people who
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Speaker 9: spent the weekend getting there twenty seventeen on. And remember,
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Speaker 9: Indivisible is a group that was started by right here
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Speaker 9: in Charlottesville. Too so much, you know, it must be
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Speaker 9: the drinking water. And if there's a reason this show
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Speaker 9: feels this important to flag this program from central Virginia,
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Speaker 9: is that so much that has been done to undo
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Speaker 9: the very nation that was started by a guy from
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Speaker 9: Charlottesville has been born in this town, in the fertile
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Speaker 9: soil of all the excrement that the elected officials pontificate,
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Speaker 9: and a city just very much like Portland and New
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Speaker 9: York with massive poverty issues, all born by the leftists
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Speaker 9: that insist that they're the only ones politically capable of
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Speaker 9: helping somebody out of the poverty that they suffer, even
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Speaker 9: though they are the ones who cause the poverty they
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Speaker 9: suffer under. But it is individual. This Indivisible email is
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Speaker 9: out there, so, mister conservative radio show host, and of course,
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Speaker 9: being a blind distribution, I presume you're not sending this
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Speaker 9: to people like Dana Leash. Dear mister excuse me, I
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Speaker 9: self identified? I don't know. M maybe did Tucker Carlson
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Speaker 9: get this? And they'll hear it in Iran. It's apparently
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Speaker 9: very popular YouTube channel in Iran is Tucker Carlson's how
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Speaker 9: is it the US is ready to intercede on protesters
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Speaker 9: facing peril in Iran, but not Minneapolis. There it is
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Speaker 9: boys and girls trying to make the moral equivalency between
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Speaker 9: organized indivisible protesters and people who are actually trying to
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Speaker 9: get some freedom to address and redress their grievances to
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Speaker 9: the government versus people who are aggrieved at the government
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Speaker 9: for trying to protect citizenship. And you debate with me
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Speaker 9: at four three, four eight eight, two four to two
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Speaker 9: one seventy take the side of the indivisible emailer who
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Speaker 9: said this. You'll probably hear this on other shows too.
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Speaker 9: I mean, I found it curious and I felt i'd
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Speaker 9: share it with you just for fun because it's out there.
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Speaker 9: But our first things this morning, yes, protests gripping the
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Speaker 9: streets of Iran. President Trump says Iran has proposed negotiations
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Speaker 9: after he said that he would take the side of
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Speaker 9: protesters facing peril at the hands of the Iranian authorities.
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Speaker 9: Trump said late Sunday that his administration was in talks
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Speaker 9: to set up talks with Tehran. He also said on
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Speaker 9: Sunday he plans to speak with Elon Musk about using
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Speaker 9: his Internet satellites to restore Internet service in Iran. Authorities
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Speaker 9: have blacked out services for the last four days amid
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Speaker 9: ongoing government protests. Quote. He's very good at that kind
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Speaker 9: of thing, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell said Sunday. The
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Speaker 9: Department of Justice has served the Central Bank with subpoenas
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Speaker 9: and threatened it with criminal indictments over his testimony this
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Speaker 9: summer about the Fed's building renovations. Hamas said Sunday, it's
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Speaker 9: going to dissolve its government in Gaza once a Palestinian
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Speaker 9: So let's be clear about a couple of things. As
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Speaker 9: Indivisible had a good time this weekend getting its protest
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Speaker 9: candlelight vigils, then organized marches across the country. And what
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Speaker 9: I say, Indivisible was born here in the same city
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Speaker 9: that borned this program. And really we were already twenty
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Speaker 9: years into Charlottesville at the time Individual Indivisible came about.
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Speaker 9: Indivisible was born to quote fight back against the Trump agenda.
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Speaker 9: What is the Trump agenda? Subtantially they want to save
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Speaker 9: American democracy, which, of course we understand on this program
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Speaker 9: translated means democratsy. The founders of Indivisible, Leah Greenberg and
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Speaker 9: Ezra Levin, were congressional staffers of Charlottesville Congressman Tom Periello.
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Speaker 9: Tom at the moment had moved on and was running
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Speaker 9: the Soros organization. Their funding comes from Act Blue mainly
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Speaker 9: it's a you know, the Democrat money laundering operation that
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Speaker 9: used to be the Obama for America campaign, as well
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Speaker 9: as the Open Society Foundation. It's twenty three page handbook,
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Speaker 9: Indivisible a practical guide for resisting the Trump Agenda? What
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Speaker 9: is the Trump Agenda? Giving you rights? Back? Saying to
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Speaker 9: people that perhaps if you're living on the dole of
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Speaker 9: the federal government, we should look into exactly what you're
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Speaker 9: doing with it. Ironically, Tom and his staffers took the
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Speaker 9: Tea Party movement as their inspiration for forming Indivisible, and
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Speaker 9: unlike the Tea Party, there was no major coordinated media
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Speaker 9: push to lampoon Indivisible outside of conservative radio, and even then,
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Speaker 9: even then, I don't think people understood. I saw it firsthand.
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Speaker 9: I have clothes that still smell like pepper spray thanks
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Speaker 9: to Indivisible. What is the Trump agenda? Citizenship as members
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Speaker 9: as value. What the Levin and Greenberg crew are taking
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Speaker 9: on is the existence of Nazis and white supremacists who,
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Speaker 9: in an attempt to gain their own notoriety, put red
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Speaker 9: ball caps on and say we love Trump. And then
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Speaker 9: they'll extrapolate this saying, well, this guy hates Jews, Blacks,
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Speaker 9: you pick the racial group that these Ohio Nazis Illinois Nazis,
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Speaker 9: as Jake and Elwood once confronted, not nearly as funny
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Speaker 9: as the ones in the Blues Brothers movie. Trust me,
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Speaker 9: I've seen them, and I watched them, and technically speaking,
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Speaker 9: I opposed them just as Indivisible did back in twenty
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Speaker 9: seventeen as this foundation was there. Because Indivisible just saw
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Speaker 9: them as Trump supporters. I saw them as fakers. I
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Speaker 9: saw them as usurpers. I saw them as a virus
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Speaker 9: that was going to be used by people like Indivisible
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Speaker 9: to make the case for greater authoritarian leftist movements like
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Speaker 9: we watched Merrick Garland when the millions of mystery votes
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Speaker 9: helped Joe Biden become president. For four years, his Attorney General,
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Speaker 9: Merrick Garland going after anyone who spoke up against the government.
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Speaker 9: And that's why I thought that AstroTurf email, obviously written
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Speaker 9: by some staffer somewhere, sent out anonymously to talk radio
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Speaker 9: show hosts male ones. I guess they figured the odds
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Speaker 9: were in their favor. It's a shame because some of
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Speaker 9: the most brutal, brutal conservatives I know are females, including
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Speaker 9: my wife. These individualists are anything, but they out of
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Speaker 9: Orwell's handbook, choose words like indivisible. Well, how could you
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Speaker 9: be against indivisibility Joe's Yeah, Well, what what other political
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Speaker 9: organization insists on joining a mass and eliminating the individual?
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Speaker 9: It's not individual dot org, it's indivisible dot org. Hey,
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Speaker 9: can we get some activists to start individual dot org?
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Speaker 9: You parent out of the same point I make about
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Speaker 9: your life matters. Make me the T shirt that says
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Speaker 9: your life matters? Dare you know? And I have one?
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Speaker 9: But I'm just saying that you know, this, this amassment,
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Speaker 9: this mass formation psychosis that says that I only gain
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Speaker 9: gravitas by the groups I join, is such an Unamerican
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Speaker 9: concept and such a corrosive corruption of our American youth.
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Speaker 9: That The only thing I gain any pleasure from in
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Speaker 9: this is the fact that of all the thirty year
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Speaker 9: olds and under that I know, and there's a good
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Speaker 9: number of them. It's not that I you know two
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Speaker 9: or three, I know a good number of thirty year
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Speaker 9: olds and under see the Turning Point USA movement that
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Speaker 9: have realized just how much bovine excrement This is because
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Speaker 9: guess what, kids can smell it before it even comes
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Speaker 9: out of the manufacturing facility of the bovine excrement, even
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Speaker 9: before the excrement hits the air handler. A twenty five
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Speaker 9: year old will know you're full of crap. And if
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Speaker 9: you're not indivisible, notice something. And if you follow me
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Speaker 9: on Facebook, my Facebook page is Seaville Joe Thomas if
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Speaker 9: you're looking for it. I posted a picture this morning,
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Speaker 9: a screen capture from the local Stanton newspaper. There was
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Speaker 9: a Harrisonburg group out there protesting and the picture that
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Speaker 9: made the front page of the Harrisonburg, Virginia paper and
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Speaker 9: the Stanton paper is of three middle aged Caucasian people,
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Speaker 9: two women and a man. I presume, I mean, I
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Speaker 9: don't want to judge. They're allowed to identify as they
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Speaker 9: see fit. But the five o'clock shadows seem to infer masculinity.
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Speaker 9: But hormones can do wonderful things, can't they. But three
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Speaker 9: middle aged Caucasian people with anti ice signs there, and
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Speaker 9: I just posted the question you notice anything curious about
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Speaker 9: this picture? Because that's what this is. This is middle
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Speaker 9: aged Caucasians who are seeking some sort of meaning to
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Speaker 9: their lives. And that's what almost breaks my heart more
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Speaker 3: The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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Speaker 2: We're the fifty sixth man who signed the Declaration of
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Speaker 9: Is to you, mister Jefferson, will miss you mo than
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Speaker 9: you will know.
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Speaker 8: Well.
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Speaker 9: Woa, God bless you.
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Speaker 6: Please, mister Madison, Heaven help these fools.
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Speaker 9: The legislates.
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Speaker 8: Rights away.
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Speaker 9: All right. So so let's say again clarity is our
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Speaker 9: business model here while I was amongst our business models.
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Speaker 9: Mostly it is to tell you what went on last night,
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Speaker 9: give you our analysis of the evidence left behind, and
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Speaker 9: then find out how it's impacting you where you are
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Speaker 9: at four three four eight eight two four to two
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Speaker 9: one seven. Two hundred and fifty years ago, it was
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Speaker 9: a kid, really a kid thirty three years old, family
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Speaker 9: of some means, got himself elected to the Continental Congress
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Speaker 9: representing his home state of Virginia. Was popular mostly because
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Speaker 9: he was a talker and an entertaining soul to be around.
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Speaker 9: And so as the battle against British occupation had become
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Speaker 9: existential by this point two hundred fifty years ago, why
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Speaker 9: we had already been six months since the Battle of
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Speaker 9: Lexington and conquered ships were being on their way where
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Speaker 9: that's just maybe a month or so. Shy of Patrick
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Speaker 9: Henry's impassioned speech to the Virginia General Assembly and the
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Speaker 9: rule by John Adams. The problem with John Adams wasn't
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Speaker 9: that he was wrong. It was that people didn't like him.
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Speaker 9: He was a pain in the ass, got in your face.
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Speaker 9: And mostly people didn't like John Adams because John Adams
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Speaker 9: lot back in school. Oh yeah, correct, John Adams. And
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Speaker 9: sitting there, frustrated that he can't get this damn bunch
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Speaker 9: of representatives to move towards independence, even though it had
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Speaker 9: become self evident. Turns to this kid from Virginia and says, hey, kid,
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Speaker 9: Come hang out with us for a little bit. We
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Speaker 9: have an idea. And Charlottesville was dragged into the middle
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Speaker 9: of this because this eloquent jurist, this lawyer from Charlottesville
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Speaker 9: It was a wonderful performer who is stunningly And I
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Speaker 9: a way for me to like you. I'm kidding, of course, obviously,
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Speaker 9: But this Jefferson performer did such a good job, even
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Speaker 9: these re enactors do that. So this Jefferson kid from Virginia,
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Speaker 9: this lawyer posts this legal filing against Magna Carta saying
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Speaker 9: we no longer recognize the King's authority, and that was
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Speaker 9: an important thing. But more over, as we face these
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Speaker 9: indivisible protests and all of these organized even the President
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Speaker 9: I can't walk through Richmond International Airport without somebody following me,
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Speaker 9: that guy, but it's what they pay me for to
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Speaker 9: be that guy. But what we're watching is this continued
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Speaker 9: not making hardly any And that lawyer from Charlottesville wrote
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Speaker 9: long established should not be changed for light and transient causes.
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Speaker 9: And accordingly, all experience has shown that mankind are more
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Speaker 9: themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed.
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Speaker 9: Mic drop, that is why indivisible exists because the bureaucracy
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Speaker 9: Long as you've got a voice, don't stop Yeah, pretty much.
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Speaker 9: It's not going to stop me anyway, but you as well.
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Speaker 9: Because how the news is impacting youse is important. I
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Speaker 9: love this headline. As we bask In another weekend of
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Speaker 9: the individualists, the the dehumanizing Egalitarians, funded by the Sorrows Fund,
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Speaker 9: founded by Sorosis right hand man Tom Perriello's former staffers.
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Speaker 9: The indivisibilists gathered all across the country and this one,
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Speaker 9: I think is my favorite headline of them all, because
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Speaker 9: the media has realized that we're going to call them
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Speaker 9: out when possible. WTKR Channel three Eyeball News in Norfolk,
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Speaker 9: home to Old Dominion University, which, by the way, is
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Speaker 9: where if you've missed it, Renee Good went to school
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Speaker 9: to I don't know, learn agitation or meet a gal
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Speaker 9: these indivisiblists, protests, rallies, vigils, and the headline. Even Eyeball
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Speaker 9: News in Norfolk can't spin this, so they just decided
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Speaker 9: and vigil for Renee Good in Norfolk, dozens, dozens. I've
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Speaker 9: had house parties with dozens of people in it. But
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Speaker 9: you know, the gas lighting continues that you know, if
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Speaker 9: you point out the fact that she was trying to
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Speaker 9: run over a police officer, And we spent most of
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Speaker 9: Saturday's programmed with the with the audio side of the video,
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Speaker 9: it's I mean, it's pretty obvious what's going on. You
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Speaker 9: hear the car rev up, you hear them it hit
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Speaker 9: the police officer and shots fired. And I watched the
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Speaker 9: Golden Globe briefly just to just to get bent a
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Speaker 9: little bit, just to sometimes you just need a little thing.
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Speaker 9: And they're all wearing their renee Good pins. Gee, I
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Speaker 9: Takes a little bit, takes some time, takes some money,
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Speaker 9: and if you're gonna get them turned around in less
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Speaker 9: than a week, it takes a lot of money. So
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Speaker 9: all these Hollywood types, rather than hiring somebody and helping
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Speaker 9: on by wearing their renee Good pins at the Golden
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Speaker 9: Globes or over their Golden Globes in relation to their
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Speaker 9: Golden And this is the stuff that even Tucker Carlson
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Speaker 9: rebuking people like you and me for having an honest
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Speaker 9: conversation about what happens when you assault a police officer,
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Speaker 9: exposing why if you've ever wondered. You know, every time
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Speaker 9: a conservative movement sends a majority to Congress, nothing conservative
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Speaker 9: ever happens. Listen to Tucker Carlson go on about but
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Speaker 9: a woman died. You know what, There are women dying
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Speaker 9: every single day. Talk. There are women dying every single day,
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Speaker 9: and I don't hear you plaintively going on about it.
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Speaker 9: There are women dying at the hands of illegals who
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Speaker 9: are in this country without learning the rules. Thinking it's
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Speaker 9: how I behaved in Venezuela or El Salvador or wherever
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Speaker 9: it is. I'm from Somalia, this is how we treat
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Speaker 9: women there. Where's your righteous indignation about a woman died? Man,
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Speaker 9: how can you be so crass? We aren't. We aren't, Tucker,
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Speaker 9: And if you had an intellectually honest bone in your body,
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Speaker 9: and stop trying to pretend you're the second coming of
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Speaker 9: Charlie Kirk or Charlie Kirk's creepy uncle or whatever it
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Speaker 9: is you're trying to associate yourself with. Turning point USA,
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Speaker 9: you and Jeff Shapiro should just jump in a lake
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Speaker 9: somewhere and have a pillow fight done with both of
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Speaker 9: you trying to get your Charlie Kirk on a you
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Speaker 9: go make your own movement, stop trying to steal somebody else's.
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Speaker 9: But aside from that talk, women die every day, Women
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Speaker 9: are assaulted every day by people who don't know the rules,
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Speaker 9: don't know that it is even frowned upon in the
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Speaker 9: community because this is how they act, this is how
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Speaker 9: their country was, and we never vetted them into citizenship
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Speaker 9: and told them not really legal in this country. Really, oh,
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Speaker 9: maybe I'll go home. Then an open border full of
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Speaker 9: people not learning the rules flooding a country thinking, you
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Speaker 9: know what, if I just vote for the right people,
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Speaker 9: I don't need to work. Coming from countries so corrupt
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Speaker 9: that being friends with the government officials is exactly how
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Speaker 9: you survive. So they suckle up to America's government officials.
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Speaker 9: But if you want a master's class and why win?
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Speaker 9: Conservative politicians like Marjorie Taylor Green get themselves elected to
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Speaker 9: office and then don't do anything. Conservative Tucker Carlson's video
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Speaker 9: Good is the one who tried to drive over a
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Speaker 9: police officer. And you can argue this, but there's an
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Speaker 9: expression which might hurtle. I'll give you some momentary warning.
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Speaker 9: I'm about to say something that is a common expression
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Speaker 9: So if there's a law in the book, law enforcement
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Speaker 9: And believe me, we can spend lots and lots of
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Speaker 9: them is important. Ask Martin Luther King Junior. He understood
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Speaker 9: States veteran Call eight hundred two zero nine four five
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Speaker 9: eight zero for twenty four hour response call eight hundred
54:06
Speaker 9: two zero, nine four five eight zero. Eight hundred two
54:11
Speaker 9: zero nine four five eight zero. That's eight hundred two
54:16
Speaker 9: zero