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Wicked Radio 3-6: Stranded Astronauts Speak, Trump's Hot Mic Nontroversy, & Woolly Mammoth Mice! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: I remember I was saying it yesterday's live stream and
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Speaker 1: podcast that Trump's addressed the other night was going to
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Speaker 1: be one of the most consequential of all time. It
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Speaker 1: turns out it is. I was actually right on that,
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Speaker 1: even though I suck at predictions. But here's what I
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Speaker 1: didn't get. What I didn't see coming most consequential for
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Speaker 1: some of the stupidest takes that have ever come from
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Speaker 1: any address, from really any human being to anybody of people.
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Speaker 1: This nontroversy that's come out about this, about the the
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Speaker 1: Trump hot Mike moment to a Supreme Court justice. It's
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Speaker 1: the dumbest thing I've ever heard. I mean, hands down,
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Speaker 1: it's unbelievable. But we've also got America's worst mayors all
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Speaker 1: collected in one place over the sanctuary cities hearing yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Here's a little bit more fun, though, to get out
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Speaker 1: of politics, even though that's not really about politics, it's
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Speaker 1: about reaction to it. The stranded astronauts who you were told,
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Speaker 1: and I was told for now going on nine months,
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Speaker 1: they're not stranded. They're not stranded. No, no, not true.
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Speaker 1: We just want to make sure they're home safely. No.
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Speaker 1: They gave a big hint yesterday that they were actually stranded.
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Speaker 1: Yes they were, even though they couldn't say anything. We
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Speaker 1: heard from one of the astronauts. These are the ones
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Speaker 1: in the Boeing star Liner that screwed it up completely.
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Speaker 1: The astronaut did, and Boeing did, and now they're up there.
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Speaker 1: They gave a big hint yesterday about what's really going
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Speaker 1: on and what's really going on? Are we ready? Are
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Speaker 1: you ready? Am I ready for wooly mammoth mice? No?
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Speaker 1: We're not. Did they not see Jurassic Park? That's all
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna say. It's an awesome I know you've seen
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Speaker 1: the pictures of these little critters, but can we stop now? Great? Cool,
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Speaker 1: you figured it out. Now, let's slow things down a
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Speaker 1: little bit. All right, it's pick it up. Actually, thanks
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Speaker 1: for find a Wicked Radio and the audio podcast is
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Speaker 1: there for you wherever you want to get them whatever
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Speaker 1: podcast platform usually posts a butt nine am when the
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Speaker 1: Wind is with Me. Also live stream for you audio listeners,
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Speaker 1: which is now, interestingly enough, outpacing the live stream viewers.
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Speaker 1: I didn't see that coming. We're live every single day
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Speaker 1: on x YouTube and Facebook and all that good stuff.
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Speaker 1: But let's get do it and let's have some fun.
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Speaker 1: We've got We've got the Trump addressed to Congress the
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Speaker 1: other night, still making waves, but not for the reasons
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Speaker 1: you may expect. No, the stupidest hot mic moment controversy
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Speaker 1: I've ever heard in my life. I'm just gonna go
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Speaker 1: right to it and give it right to you, Okay,
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Speaker 1: And you tell me what's controversial about this, because they're dying.
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Speaker 1: You know, people in your office today, are at your
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Speaker 1: family gathering, or somebody at the barbecue this weekend. Is
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Speaker 1: it warm enough up in the northern cities to have
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Speaker 1: barbecues anyway? Who are trying to make this a controversy,
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Speaker 1: They're just grasping at any straw they possibly can. This
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Speaker 1: is when he's exiting the chamber the other night.
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Speaker 2: Thank you again.
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Speaker 1: That's Trump, Thank you, thank you again, in a kind
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Speaker 1: of like boosted up audio moment to John Roberts. And
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Speaker 1: here's the I could give you the headlines, they could
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Speaker 1: give you that the takes. I could give you some
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Speaker 1: of the things. Trump proves that he has the Supreme
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Speaker 1: Court in his back pocket to give him immunity. This
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Speaker 1: is what it's all about. Trump's hot mike moment to
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Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. This is why, and this is the takeaway.
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Speaker 1: You know, some some wicked wisdom coming in. I can
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Speaker 1: feel it here. It comes here, it comes in. Don't
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Speaker 1: ever listen to people who can't even do five minutes
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Speaker 1: of research to find out why he may have said
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Speaker 1: that to John Roberts. No, not five minutes, thirty seconds
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Speaker 1: now of research to find out why he maybe would
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Speaker 1: have said that. Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: I won't forget it, because that's the justice that swore
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Speaker 1: him in. You absolute dopes. It doesn't take a lot
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Speaker 1: to actually even think about this. So again, people that
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Speaker 1: just have an extract looking for anything. It really speaks
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Speaker 1: to the desperation. It really is, because if you are
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Speaker 1: like if you are of the woke mind virus, and
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Speaker 1: all you do is consume CNN and mostly MSNBC, and
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Speaker 1: you know your friends online, you're looking for anything. You're
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Speaker 1: looking for anything to try to find a controversy. Well,
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Speaker 1: this is the biggest nontroversy of all time to come
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Speaker 1: from this. H he's oh, he's got the he's paying
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Speaker 1: I've heard that one too. I read that one. He's
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Speaker 1: paying off the Supreme Court justices let's look at his hands.
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Speaker 1: Did he give him cash? He's thanking him for swearing
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Speaker 1: him in hand on the Bible kind of stuff. Can
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Speaker 1: we put this one to bed already? I can't believe
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Speaker 1: it even lasted longer than ten minutes. The takeaway again,
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Speaker 1: just don't even entertain any nonsense from somebody that can't
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Speaker 1: even do any research to find out a little bit
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Speaker 1: of logic and why he may be thanking that Supreme
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Speaker 1: Court justice directly, you know, maybe right, Yeah, here's logic
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Speaker 1: as well. We were told now for nine months, we're
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Speaker 1: going on ten months that these stranded astronauts aboard the
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Speaker 1: International Space Station. They're not stranded. No, it was they
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Speaker 1: just decided to stay up longer. They're not. They're not stranded.
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Speaker 1: This wasn't politics. Well, in a couple of weeks, I
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Speaker 1: think the exact date I think we're there might be
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Speaker 1: like ten days. I'll check on that, but it'll be
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Speaker 1: a big deal. We all wondered. And this goes back
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Speaker 1: to the Boeing star line. Thanks again, Boweing for screwing
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Speaker 1: up another one. They sent the two astronauts Butch will
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Speaker 1: Moore and Soony Williams up to the ISS, which was actually,
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Speaker 1: you know, it's cool thing. Space exploration is great. Boweing
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Speaker 1: couldn't figure out how to get him back up and
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Speaker 1: get them home. Basically, is the long and short of
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Speaker 1: the entire thing is Boweing screwed up again. Nice job,
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Speaker 1: nice work. So we all asked the question, Well, SpaceX
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Speaker 1: has taken I think the total of number of humans
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Speaker 1: they've taken to the International Space Station is now, it's
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Speaker 1: over fifty I think over the past couple of years.
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Speaker 1: So why can't we just send up SpaceX to do
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Speaker 1: it and get up there and get them home. Turns
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Speaker 1: out Elon was thinking the same thing we did, and
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Speaker 1: you might have heard he said it many times. He's
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Speaker 1: written it as well. He said on the Joe Rogan
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Speaker 1: podcast not too long ago, that exact same number, how
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Speaker 1: many humans they've sent up to the ISS, and said
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Speaker 1: we can do this, We can do that. Now. Elon
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Speaker 1: has gone so far as to say we offered this
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Speaker 1: up when Biden was president and that administration turned us down. Well,
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Speaker 1: that caused all kinds of controversy, a big deal. Say no, no,
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Speaker 1: politics didn't play a part. That's not true. This was
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Speaker 1: all technological things. That's what this was. Okay, well add
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Speaker 1: this into the mix and you can make up your
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Speaker 1: own mind on this. Okay, this is what Elon did.
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Speaker 1: What he said here recently to try to update it
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Speaker 1: a little bit. Elon, the astronauts were always supposed to
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Speaker 1: be up there for eight days. Now they've been up
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Speaker 1: there for eight months. SpaceX could have spent up another
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Speaker 1: dragon and brought them home. The Biden White House, not NASA,
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Speaker 1: refused to allow it. Now he said that all along.
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Speaker 1: So is it true? Well, I tend I tend to
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Speaker 1: kind of like wait to see how it all happens.
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Speaker 1: When the astronauts get home and they speak for themselves, right,
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Speaker 1: and they're going to be retired and they're not going
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Speaker 1: to face any consequences and whatever. But they're speaking up
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Speaker 1: because there was a press conference and it's so cool
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Speaker 1: when they do this in space and they have a
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Speaker 1: bunch of reporters line up in the queue. A little
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Speaker 1: bit of a delay here, you'll hear, and they get
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Speaker 1: to ask them questions. Well, a reporter from the Washington Post,
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Speaker 1: and I'll play the reporter's question as well because I
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Speaker 1: think it's like relevant to the story. They asked one
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Speaker 1: of them, Butch Wilmore directly the question did politics play
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Speaker 1: a part? Is what Elon is saying true or not?
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Speaker 1: Now you make up your own mind in what he's saying.
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Speaker 1: But this is a very, very i'd say, politically correct answer,
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Speaker 1: a very diplomatic answer from an astronaut who, by the way,
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Speaker 1: is just trying to get home. Okay, they're doing their
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Speaker 1: best to tell you everything's fine, it's great, worse, we're
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Speaker 1: doing awesome. They want to get home. That much of
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Speaker 1: the story we do know. But here's what he said,
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Speaker 1: and you read the tea leaves in this one.
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Speaker 3: Hi, everyone, thanks thanks for doing this. So my question
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Speaker 3: relates to Elon Musk has said that he made the
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Speaker 3: offer to bring you guys back earlier and that it
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Speaker 3: was denied. My first question is that true? And if so,
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Speaker 3: what would that have looked like? Was he offering to
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Speaker 3: make another flight, push seats on another flight? Could you
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Speaker 3: give us some background there.
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Speaker 1: He's a little delay because they're speaking to space and
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Speaker 1: here's butch.
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Speaker 4: I can only say that, mister Musk, what he said
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Speaker 4: as is absolutely factual. We have no information on that though, whatsoever,
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Speaker 4: What was offered, what was what was not offered? Who
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Speaker 4: was offered to how that process is went. That's information
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Speaker 4: that we simply don't have.
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Speaker 1: So I believe him.
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Speaker 4: I don't know all those details, and I don't think
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Speaker 4: any of us really can give you the answer that
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Speaker 4: maybe that you would be hoping for.
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Speaker 1: No before anybody attacks. Butch William, Butch Wilmore, the astronaut
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Speaker 1: here understand Again, Like I said, this is a guy
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Speaker 1: that's trying to get home. He still has to deal
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Speaker 1: with NASA, still has to deal with Bowling. Really and
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Speaker 1: in SpaceX in about I think it's like less than
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Speaker 1: two weeks is going to go up, and as it
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Speaker 1: turns out, SpaceX is going to rescue them. They're going
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Speaker 1: to get them out of there and bring them home.
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Speaker 1: Supposed to be eight days, it's been over eight months. Okay,
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Speaker 1: you tell me they're not stranded now when you hear him,
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Speaker 1: just say that. But again, oh it's out there again. No, No,
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Speaker 1: he didn't say that. He already said right there in
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Speaker 1: the interview that he doesn't have all the facts. No,
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Speaker 1: that's not true. Why would he go out of the
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Speaker 1: way to say I think everything Elon said is factual,
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Speaker 1: that's correct, but I don't know everything that to me
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Speaker 1: sounds like a guy that will tell us down the road.
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Speaker 1: It might be a year, it might be two years.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, it might be in like three weeks.
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Speaker 1: Who knows exactly what the deal was and what they
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Speaker 1: were really told. But keep in mind, right now, that's
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Speaker 1: a guy who's saying, I want to get home. I
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Speaker 1: don't want to screw this up. That's all. So that's
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Speaker 1: my answer. But I'm not gonna sit here in doubt
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk if it winds up being and it will
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Speaker 1: SpaceX Elon's company saving these folks because they are stranded,
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Speaker 1: doesn't all the information point to them getting turned down before,
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Speaker 1: because if they can do it now, they could have
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Speaker 1: done it seven months ago or eight months ago when
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Speaker 1: it first happened. If you've listened to Butch and you
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Speaker 1: listen to his comment to the reporter there, it sure
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Speaker 1: sounds like what we're gonna find out at the end
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Speaker 1: of this is they could have been rescued many many
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Speaker 1: months ago. But that would have been a win. That
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Speaker 1: would have been win for Elon and he was deep
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Speaker 1: into the woods in the campaign at the time, right
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Speaker 1: playing politics with that. An ap just wants to get
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Speaker 1: home to me, But Let's just hope they get home
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Speaker 1: because they're awesome and what they do is incredible. So
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Speaker 1: that's the main thing we should all be focusing on
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Speaker 1: getting them back and getting them safely. Well, we found
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Speaker 1: America's worst mayors, even though we knew them before. But
10:12
Speaker 1: what's interesting was yesterday they were all collected in one place.
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Speaker 1: These are the sanctuary city mayors. Now there are a
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Speaker 1: lot more sanctuary cities throughout the country, but these are
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Speaker 1: these are the headliners.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 1: We had Mayor Wu. Hear me talk about her. I
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Speaker 1: think she's America's worst mayor from Boston. Mayor Woo woo,
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Speaker 1: or Mayor wuhn if you prefer. Eric Adams from New
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Speaker 1: York City, Brandon Johnson from Chicago, Mike Johnson from Denver.
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Speaker 1: They were all there and they had to face some
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Speaker 1: questioning from members of Congress and the panel put together
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Speaker 1: to ask them, how many illegal aliens, criminal element illegal
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Speaker 1: aliens are in your cities, how much do you spend,
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Speaker 1: what's your plan to do about it? And why have
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Speaker 1: you pushed back on ICE's efforts to get not families
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Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens the ones that have committed that are
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Speaker 1: on record as committing crimes. Why are they still running
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Speaker 1: free in your streets? It was unbelievable. A lot of
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Speaker 1: these things tend to be pretty boring. It's a congressional hearing.
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Speaker 1: It is what it is. Sometimes you know they're long.
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Speaker 1: Hardly anybody goes on c Spin and watches this thing live.
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Speaker 1: But this was really fascinating. You can hear Congressman Byron Donald's,
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Speaker 1: by the way, is probably going to be the governor
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Speaker 1: of Florida here pretty soon in a couple of years.
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Speaker 1: The first line of question is to Eric Adams, asking
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Speaker 1: him how much his city has spent on them, and
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Speaker 1: then he asks Mayor Woo Woo from Boston, America's worst mayor,
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Speaker 1: about this. Now, she's fascinating. She's got a rare combination
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Speaker 1: of the woke mind virus defiance, and there's also for
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Speaker 1: a Harvard educated mayor, there's a real, I don't know
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Speaker 1: how to put my finger on it. There's a real
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Speaker 1: just denseness to her when she really doesn't understand the
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Speaker 1: situation and she can't read the room, which is happening
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Speaker 1: a lot to higher academics. Somebody actually said this to
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Speaker 1: me yesterday. These mega congressman, they're out of their element
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Speaker 1: talking to a Harvard educated mayor, Are they really because
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Speaker 1: I think a lot of the congress people actually have
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Speaker 1: a lot more real world experience than she does. But
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Speaker 1: he listened to the answer. Now, now listen for one thing, specifically,
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Speaker 1: when he's asking about the amount of numbers, the amount
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Speaker 1: of numbers of criminal illegal aliens, and the amount of
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Speaker 1: money that they spent, always listen to the answer. Here
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Speaker 1: here's Eric Adams at first, and then you got to
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Speaker 1: hear Mayor Wu, how.
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Speaker 5: Much did the City of New York actually spend on
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Speaker 5: illegal immigration? Six point nine billion of tax spaces, six
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Speaker 5: point nine billion dollars of taxpayer money on a problem
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Speaker 5: that was fostered on the American people, Mayor Wu, In
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Speaker 5: the city of Boston, how much did you spend here
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Speaker 5: we go.
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Speaker 2: We don't ask about immigration status and delivering city.
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Speaker 5: You don't ask about how much money the City of
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Speaker 5: Boston has spent on illegal immigration out of.
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Speaker 2: Your liss between immigration status?
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Speaker 1: Do you manage your budget or not? Mayor? That is
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Speaker 1: how we keep Mayor will do you manage.
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Speaker 2: Numbers to prove it? I manage my budget. I have
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Speaker 2: a triple A bond rating. Dainty back ten years.
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Speaker 1: To the City of Boston.
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Speaker 5: Just understand that you're mayor does not care how much
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Speaker 5: of your resources she has spent on people who are
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Speaker 5: not citizens.
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Speaker 2: The City of Boston.
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Speaker 1: Of a question, hear that at the end, that's her answer.
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Speaker 1: The city of Boston is tired of people, people outside
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Speaker 1: of their city telling them how to run their city. People.
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Speaker 1: This is Congress. Well, here's the thing, because she's been
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Speaker 1: so defiant and so unbelievably clueless and so irresponsible in
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Speaker 1: protecting the citizens of her city, like a lot of
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Speaker 1: these mayors have. But she's just the worst, the worst example.
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Speaker 1: She's she has now made it. She has now brought
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Speaker 1: national attention to that city. And I don't know why
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Speaker 1: I keep making predictions because I suck at them, but
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Speaker 1: I'm pretty confident in this one. I would bet that
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Speaker 1: the next massive ice raid is probably coming to Boston.
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Speaker 1: All these cities, really, but they'll focus on Boston because
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Speaker 1: now you hear that. Now these members of Congress here that,
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Speaker 1: and hear the Director of Ice Tom Holman here that
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Speaker 1: he's like, Wow, we know Boston's bad. We've heard from
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Speaker 1: the residents. How bad is it If she's actually being
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Speaker 1: that defiant and trying to keep any spotlight away from
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Speaker 1: her city. Just absolutely awful. But the good news is,
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Speaker 1: and this is how, this is how we all have
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Speaker 1: to take this for all these cities, feel for people
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Speaker 1: stuck in cities like this who actually, in many cases,
14:22
Speaker 1: if you're in an impoverished neighborhood where a lot of
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Speaker 1: the criminal element is actually hiding, you're in danger. I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's just that that's a fact of the matter. Here's
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Speaker 1: how you have to take this, especially for those folks,
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Speaker 1: but really for all of us. When they're that defiant,
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Speaker 1: even though it's tough, tough to go through at first,
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Speaker 1: the end result is going to be something way, way better,
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Speaker 1: because when national attention gets focused on this in an
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Speaker 1: intense kind of way, things will get a lot better,
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Speaker 1: a lot faster. For sure, she doesn't realize that because
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Speaker 1: she has no situational awareness whatsoever. One of the classic
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Speaker 1: academic woke mind virus politicians. It's bad enough when they
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Speaker 1: go into corporate America, but when they go into government,
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Speaker 1: the absolute worst, because they literally put people's lives at risk.
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Speaker 1: That's her, that's her. Unbelievable. All right, let's lighten it up.
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Speaker 1: Let's lighten it up. With something horrifying. Not really, it's
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Speaker 1: kind of a cool thing to check out. I'm sure
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Speaker 1: by now this actually in the news broke yesterday, so
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Speaker 1: the pictures are all over the place. Have you seen
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Speaker 1: the wooly mice? So scientists and I remember I actually
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Speaker 1: brought this up on the live stream. Probably she's I
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Speaker 1: don't know, four or five months ago. Scientists gather enough
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Speaker 1: DNA from fossils from wooly mammoths. That's right, dinosaur wooly
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Speaker 1: mammoths from the prehistoric era. Enough DNA and a little
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Speaker 1: bit like a little scrap to bring them back to existence.
15:47
Speaker 1: But you have to get that DNA into the first animal.
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Speaker 1: Cross breedy was something else. Cross breedy was something else,
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Speaker 1: and eventually we got willy mammots running down the street, right?
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Speaker 1: Is that the goal? They would love to see it happen.
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Speaker 1: Here's the background of the story in the company behind it.
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Speaker 1: Tell me this doesn't sound like a horror movie. They're
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Speaker 1: looking to bring back the wily mammoth in the next
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Speaker 1: few years. That's the timeline. That's how close they are,
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Speaker 1: and it starts with willy mice. You've seen the pictures
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Speaker 1: that let the long hair mice next to the regular mice,
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Speaker 1: and they're all cute, fuzzy. Beth Shapiro's here, she's the
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Speaker 1: chief scientist at Colossal Biosciences, talking about the My god,
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Speaker 1: that even sounds like it's out of a movie. Colossal Biosciences.
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Speaker 1: All right, why are they doing this?
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Speaker 6: She explained, There's a lot of information out there about mice,
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Speaker 6: so we could look at the genes that look like
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Speaker 6: they have an important change in mammoths and see if
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Speaker 6: the mouse version of those genes has ever been associated
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Speaker 6: with a mouse that has the phoenotype that we're interested in.
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Speaker 1: Okay, cool, you figured it out. They do. They look
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Speaker 1: like little tiny, willy mammoth's you figured it out. Now,
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Speaker 1: cut the crap. Have they not seen Jurassic Park? You
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Speaker 1: know you can do it. It doesn't mean you have to
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Speaker 1: do it. Didn't they what Nature finds a way? You
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Speaker 1: have to have this. I know it would be cool.
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Speaker 1: I get it. I think it's cool already. But at
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Speaker 1: some point you have to stop because you know you
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Speaker 1: know what you're thinking. I'll say it, but you're thinking it.
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Speaker 1: You know that they want to bring back a t rex.
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Speaker 1: You know they do. Just say it. They want to
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Speaker 1: bring back dinosaurs that'll be running around near and that
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Speaker 1: would be awesome, Yes, it would do. I want pterodactyls
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Speaker 1: flying around. No, I don't just tell me you can
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Speaker 1: do it, and that's good enough for me. Did they
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Speaker 1: not see Jurassic Park? Really? But here's the thing, even
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Speaker 1: though I think it's cool, they're not going to stop.
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Speaker 1: And you know why because most of the reaction yesterday
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Speaker 1: to the wooly mice, and you've all seen the pictures
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Speaker 1: and the videos in the lab, you know, next to
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Speaker 1: the guy who brought them out and put it right
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Speaker 1: next to the regular mouse. You know why they're not
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Speaker 1: going to stop because they have public support. You know
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Speaker 1: why they have public support because they're cute. That's why.
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Speaker 1: Because they're adorable little wooly mice. If these things turned
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Speaker 1: out to be ugly little creatures with like the teeth
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Speaker 1: on the outside, and they were nasty and they had
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Speaker 1: scales or something else, this would stop in its tracks,
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Speaker 1: no public support, no funding whatsoever. But because they're cute,
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Speaker 1: you know how human nature works, They're only gonna keep
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Speaker 1: on going. So they've gotta crossbreed this with something else.
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Speaker 1: I'll give it three years. We got Willly mammoths. You
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Speaker 1: can buy your own Willly mammoth. That's right. And you
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Speaker 1: know what's coming next, that's right. Colossal Bioscience is gonna
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Speaker 1: show you the first pterodactyl. I'm just saying, Okay, now
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Speaker 1: they come, when they come flying down the street and
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Speaker 1: grabbing your cat out of the neighborhood, don't blame me.
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Speaker 1: I told you don't. We just pay attention to Jurassic Park,
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Speaker 1: all right. Tomorrow is Friday, which is amazing programming. Note,
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Speaker 1: let's see what the reaction is to this. But today,
18:40
Speaker 1: which is Thursday, the biggest news story is set to drop. Apparently,
18:45
Speaker 1: you know how the news cycle works. Trump is gonna
18:47
Speaker 1: sign an executive order, and if you're listening to the
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Speaker 1: audio podcast or watching later on the replay, maybe it's
18:52
Speaker 1: already happened. Executive order is coming to basically wipe out
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Speaker 1: the Department of Education. I don't know why I'm still
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Speaker 1: making predictions, but I would predict a major teacher walkout
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Speaker 1: over this. But that is going to have far reaching
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Speaker 1: consequences and maybe long needed. We don't know, but I
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Speaker 1: would expect. I think we're gonna be talking about that
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Speaker 1: a lot tomorrow along with some other stuff, some entretainment stuff,
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Speaker 1: and have an amazing feel good story to talk about
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Speaker 1: tomorrow too that I've held off for Friday because we're
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Speaker 1: gonna need it editing into the weekend. But with that said,
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Speaker 1: first takeaway, never listen to the ramblings of conspiracy theory
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Speaker 1: idiots who can't even do thirty seconds of research like
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Speaker 1: the Trump Scotus hot Mike moment. Oh you'll run into
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Speaker 1: them at work today or this weekend. Don't argue with idiots.
19:38
Speaker 1: It's you can't, you can't. Don't debate idiots. They'll always
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Speaker 1: win because they believe themselves. The second takeaway as always,
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Speaker 1: don't take any crap from anybody and don't let them
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Speaker 1: create a Willie Mammouth. Well that said, thanks for finding me,
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Speaker 1: Thanks for funding the audio podcast too. On the replay,
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Speaker 1: we're almost a Friday. We'll talk to them around