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"OMG" (Saturday September 27, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it, making mornings great again. We'll do the
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  first thing today on the tunk Media at Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it.
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  Speaker 3: Long Jewort said, steal me.
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  Speaker 4: A day.
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  Speaker 5: Do you think I'm making a point at least for work.
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  Speaker 2: When the sun comes up drops?
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  Speaker 5: No Ai here too.
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  Speaker 6: Is all the treasures.
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  Speaker 7: No one that Joe's smile, he only eggs.
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  Speaker 5: Joe here all these truths to be special Saturday edition
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  Growing our friends, w C A p up in Lowell,
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  Long Island, News Radio, my old home at one O
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  three dot nine out there on Long Island, and of
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  course our flagship station here. None in Iowa, all corporate
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  media in Iowa, and proof that Iowa des Moines, Iowa
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  is a big city. None of the stations are independently
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  owned and operated. They're all part of one of those
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  big chains. So one of them owned by George Sorrows.
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  But anyway, I digress. So I don't know what kind
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  of convo you'll have on that in Des Moin, but
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  I want to put a pin in the WTF section
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  of today's program and pivot to the o MG section
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  of the program that not Oh my God, but okeef
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  Media GREU.
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  Speaker 8: Justice Department says that while Trump may not have been
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  present during the crimes that Prager investigated, it is clear that.
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  Speaker 9: Trump is quote protecting a lot of people.
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  Speaker 5: I don't know what's needed that. I have never seen
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  that that he's.
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  Speaker 10: So hesitant to now show what's going on down and
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  they're releasing all the files.
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  Speaker 7: I think he's protecting a lot of other people.
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  Speaker 1: He's not protecting himself because.
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  Speaker 5: There's nothing there.
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  Speaker 1: But he's protecting a lot of people.
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  Speaker 5: So that's a Glenn Prager, member of the Department of
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  Justice investigator into the Epstein documents. He goes on later
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  to tell the O'Keefe media group reporter after their flight
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  two together, let's not talking about it.
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  Speaker 4: Soon come out that he was a CIA wasn't.
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  Speaker 11: I think he's protecting a lot of other people.
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  Speaker 2: He's not protecting himself because there's nothing.
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  Speaker 5: There, meaning Trump, he is a CIA informant. And I
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  went back over the all the stuff we've talked about
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  Jeffrey Epstein. Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein that creep. Yes,
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  yes to a degree, we are. And it has to
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  do with those other three letters, you know, W C, TF, O, MG, CIA,
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  and I don't blame the CIA for doing this anymore
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  than I blame a firearm for a shooting or TikTok
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  for people's bad behavior on TikTok, because we're the ones
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  who are doing these things. We're the creeps and cretns
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  who get onto a plane with underage girls and fly
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  to faraway islands to engage in whatnot. So I'm not
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  going to give a haul pass to someone because it
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  was a CIA op. If you're going to hand people
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  the ability to manipulate you, then I'm wow, what did
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  the what did the illegal immigrants school superintendent call his book?
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  Radical empathy? You'll have to get some really radical empathy
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  for me to feel sorry for somebody because they said, Oh,
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  that sounds like a great weekend getaway. Now, what are
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  the conditions of the op? Did people know what the
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  getaway was or did they just think it was a
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  Then they got on the plane and the door shut
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  and like, hey, these look like a reasonable question. As
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  the documents continue to come out, most recent Elon Musk,
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  Bill Gates, Peter Teal, Steve Bannon, all part of the
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  documents pushed Friday from the Daily Schedules of Jeffrey Epstein's office,
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  so his schedule. His day planner includes mentions of Elon Musk,
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  Bill Gates, Peter Teal, Steve Bannon on scheduling notes. There
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  Democrats serving on the House Oversight Committee subpoened the pages.
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  Published these pages from a tranch of documents, and again
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  to all those who say, well, Trump this if the
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  Democrats and the House Oversight Committee in September twenty sixth
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  of twenty twenty five release a bunch of documents, you
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  Speaker 1: Quickly the first thing today on the Talk Media Network
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  by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 5: It's unconfirmed whether that's audio recordings released by Democrats in
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  the House Oversight Committee of Gallaine Maxwell or not, but
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  that's that's uh.
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  Speaker 10: It's out there for you at four three four eight
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  eight two four two one seven video again Gonzo Journalism,
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  O'Keeffe media group and sitting down on an airplane with
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  an FBI agent.
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  Speaker 5: And at some point there's a sidebar to this. At
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  some point, if you're an FBI investigator and somebody just
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  sits down on a plane with you and starts chit
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  chatting and starts to telling you you worked on the
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  Epstein Investigator. Why do you tell somebody that, Well, I know,
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  we're all we all have our vices, and we all
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  have our pecadilos, and we all have our weak spots.
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  But this isn't like Double O seven sat down next
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  to you. Some girl working for O'Keefe media group sat
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  down next to this guy on a flight from one
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  place to another. I forget where they were flying to
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  and just start chit chatting. Her phone was recording. I'm
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  sure at some point you know that she had been
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  prepped as to who this guy was. There's a lot
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  of work to get a seat right next to the
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  guy you want to target on a flight. So there's
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  some things in here that make me go hmm, especially
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  when it comes out and says says to some strange woman,
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  well yeah, it's a ci. It's like it'll come out soon,
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  which is, by the way, the exact same thing the
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  Republicans on the House Oversight Committee James Comer said, we'll
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  be releasing all the documents soon. Oh well, okay, we'll
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  stay tuned for soon. Is that is that on Wednesday?
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  Or what is what day? Of the week is soon.
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  But I digress I progress and all the other gresses
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  that can be out there in the memory of my
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  dear late friend John Gress. I opened the phones at
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  four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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  Doctor Clark's hanging on the line in Alabama. Good morning, Clark.
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  How are you doing, sir?
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  Speaker 18: It's a foggy morning in Alabama, Joe.
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  Speaker 5: I've heard, I've heard that that's gripping a lot of
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  the South right now, there's a lot of Did you
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  ever rain before that?
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  Speaker 14: Yeah?
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  Speaker 18: Rained Thursday, heavy rains. So hey, that was nice cause
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  we were in a drought.
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  Speaker 5: Probably still are, at least according to the government. So
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  what's on your mind?
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  Speaker 18: Well, a couple of things. One, I've got an update
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  on the talentol thing.
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  Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, do you mean the two women who are well,
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  one woman is dead and another one is apparently lost
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  all liver function after deciding that going on TikTok and
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  consuming an entire bottle of tail and All will really
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  show RFK Junior up is that the update?
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  Speaker 18: No, I've got leftist experts that are saying that pregnant
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  women should only take taler all due to the concerns
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  right now should only take Tyler all in the morning
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  after heavy bouts of drinking the night before.
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  Speaker 5: All right, all right, dude, you gotta for the hangover.
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  Speaker 18: But otherwise let's hang on and see what happened.
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  Speaker 5: And only only after lighting your first parliament the ultra Uh.
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  You got to warn me though I had I had
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  a mouthful of first free in the morning coffee when
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  you said that. You got to warn me all over
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  the studio.
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  Speaker 18: You got doctor Clark to be ready for the start.
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  So all right, let's do this fantasy Pedophile Island thing
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  for just a minute now. In the first place, the
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  whole release, the client list is so much slight of
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  hand smoking mirror's show.
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  Speaker 5: Oh yeah, cunning linguists choosing the words they use very carefully.
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  Speaker 18: Well, all right, look, they want me to be all
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  twisted about getting to know who got to enjoy trips
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  to Pedophile Fantasy Island, which I would like to know,
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  but that's not my burning question, Joe, I would like
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  to know which agencies, bureaus and departments were Epstein's actual clients,
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  because the people going to Pedophile Fantasy Island were marked.
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  They were targets brought there so dirt could be gotten
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  on them, so influence could be exerted.
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  Speaker 5: Now, well, the video that OMG o'keef's people just put out,
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  the guy's saying he was CIA.
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  Speaker 18: Well, I'm not going to accuse any specific intelligent agency
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  or Bureau of Investigation or Justice Department, but uh, I
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  kind of got a wonder And then you have to
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  wonder what was achieved because they were able to exert
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  that influence that otherwise would not have been achieved. What
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  things changed in our world because they were able to
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  start someone into doing something?
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  Speaker 7: Mmm?
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  Speaker 5: You know what decisions? What funding streams?
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  Speaker 1: Yeah?
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  Speaker 5: What what bills were passed?
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  Speaker 18: Yes, those are the bigger questions, Joe.
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  Speaker 5: No, I understand, and it goes back into you know,
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  approving a negative too.
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  Speaker 18: I know, as long as they can keep us twisted,
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  but you won't tell us he was going to ped
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  file Fantasy Island, then we're not asking the bigger questions.
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  Speaker 5: Let's think about it this way.
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  Speaker 18: Jeffrey Epstein was blackmailing millionaires, billionaires and high level politicians.
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  When did he suicide himself?
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  Speaker 5: Uh, twenty two or twenty three? Where was he in prison?
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  Speaker 18: Was he in position to be whackmailing anybody? When that happened. No,
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  he was in a position to talk and expose agencies,
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  bureaus and departments. Right, that's when he suicide himself, not
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  when he would have been extorting anyone. Now, Joe, I'm sorry,
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  but if I'm a billionaire and you threatened me with extortion,
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  a billion dollars is a thousand million dollars, Joe, I'm
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  thinking for one thousandth of a billion dollars a million bucks,
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  I could get a lot of threats taken care of.
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  Speaker 5: You know, it doesn't spend like it used to. I mean,
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  infleetion has eaten into that million dollars. But I mean,
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  if you're a security guard at a New York City jail,
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  maybe it's a little bit. But it's expensive to live
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  in New York, even northern New Jersey and Long Island. Yeah,
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  I mean I don't think. I don't think a million
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  dollars is worth, you know, as much as it used
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  to be. No, it's not.
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  Speaker 18: But here's the thing. So, if little Jeffrey in his
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  fur friend's funky coat comes and threatens me, that's one thing.
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  But if an agency, bureau, or department comes and exerts
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  pressure on me, hmm, that's a little bit more difficult
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  to get that threat eliminated. Yeah, you know, the notion
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  that Epstein was directly extorting, blackmailing, I just don't think so.
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  He was gathering stuff and then passing it on to somebody.
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  Speaker 5: Else that used it. It's quite possible to me, well,
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  especially if he was a CIA mole or or gopher
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  or you know, or whatever, any specific gack you say, Farman,
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  but he you know, Gerbil and somebody's you know, never mind.
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  So but I've got the news here, doctor Clarke. Even
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  on Saturday. People got to know what's going on. Good questions.
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  My friend last thought, Joe ten seconds.
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  Speaker 5: Are two gubernatorial democrats in New Jersey and Long Island
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  Where was I sounding like Bernie Sanders? That Bernie Sanders
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  Speaker 5: I was starting to conceptualize it being that long ago,
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  six years. You know, you know, the jail security just
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  these gubernatorial races, and so they've flown under the radar.
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  The Virginia race is closer than it was in twenty
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  twenty one, and the Democrat just said, use your rage
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  as fuel. I presume that that's a renewable source of energy.
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  This in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
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  I just watched three thousand people gather at Virginia Tech
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  University to hear from our governor, of all people, who apparently,
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  these Turning Point USA events and is going to take
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  some turns sitting in for Charlie Kirk in the hot seat.
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  Speaker 7: In the.
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  Speaker 5: I mean, I know he was a businessman before and
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  there's questions as to what his political future is. But
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  that that to me is just asking people. Tell me
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  run for anything because all the crazy ass stuff that
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  parsed and used against you. God bless Governor Youngkin is
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  one of them. Jeffshow, there's a couple of folks who
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  thousand people gather at the Turning Point USA event at
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  Virginia Tech. And then there was a poll done September
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  twenty second through the twenty third in New Jersey. Now,
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  paid any attention to when Jack Chattarelli has suffered the
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  same ignominity that Winsome Earl Sears has. That nobody has
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  given them any money because every poll they read says
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  that they're down by twenty points fifteen points has been
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  closer to Spanburger than CHATTERRELLI has been to Cheryl. And
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  this all this poll and the reason I give you
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  the dates of when the poll was done, this is
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  before Thursday's leaked Army report that shows that she violated
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  her code of ethics during a cheating scandal at the
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  Naval Academy. And she didn't cheat, but she violated her
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  ethics oh by not telling anyone about the cheating she
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  was aware of, so did her husband. And you can say, wow, Joe,
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  that's that's a process crime, and is it? Think about it?
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  So if you if you know somebody is breaking the
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  of what Jeffrey Epstein was working on if he was
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  a CIA plant.
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  Speaker 10: Tool mole Gerbil.
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  Speaker 5: Wasn't that exactly what they were trying to do is
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  to find places where you'll violate your ethics and then
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  they got you. But before that, all that ethics stuff
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  came out a couple of days ago, this poll was
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  taken and a race that had been twenty points, and
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  it was a pretty stable at twenty eighteen, twenty eighteen.
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  It's now a flat footed tie. This was Emerson College.
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  This is not ras Musen or some other right wing
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  polling service. This is Emerson College forty three forty three
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  with eleven percent undecided. And I was looking into the
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  numbers in this race. CHATTERRELLI still only gets about eighteen
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  percent of the twenty to thirty four year olds. The
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  Charlie kirkkrown what happens when all these Turning Point USA
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  chapters start popping up at Rutgers University and all these
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  kids who have been afraid to say something have decided.
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  You know what, I've had alls I can stand and
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  very least is on the way to a huge upset.
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  which is, you know, in the next month and a
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  half is quite possible. Republicans love to rest defeat from
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  I think Sears can do the same thing if they
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  continue to go out and find these Charlie Kirk supporters
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  who had been keeping quiet who have now realized that
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  an illegal resident of this country non documented criminal since
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  with law enforcement. This school superintendent in Iowa that led
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  police on a high speed chase yesterday and then ran
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  off into the woods rather than be arrested because he
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  was not a citizen, achieved four postgraduate degrees. It's worked
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  in multiple school divisions across many states that shouldn't admit
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  a red flag at all, and then was hired as
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  the des Moines, Iowa school superintendent twenty twenty. Hamp Rights
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  and Roberts entered the United States in nineteen ninety nine.
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  Student visa was given final order of removal by an
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  immigration judge in May of twenty twenty four. So even
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  under the Biden administration, they sent this guy an order
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  of removal and I go bay. This isn't an unaccomplished
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  person This isn't somebody without intellect or you know, an
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  under arching three letters, isn't it. Why would the CIA
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  run the Jeffrey Epstein operation? Why would this school superintendent
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  insist on continuing to educate our kids without telling anyone
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  that he was a guy inn and national? What is
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  it that happened in his first twenty six years of
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  life before he emigrated to the United States that he's
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  not telling us, doesn't want to tell us. He's probably
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  going to have to tell us now.
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  Speaker 19: Why?
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  Speaker 5: Because that's the under arching thing in both of these stories,
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  is why. And we talked with a fella yesterday, Amon
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  Roberts from the National for the Texas Public Policy Foundation
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  on borders and citizenship, just hours before this guy took
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  it on the hoof and started running, and the things
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  that we watched, the saber rattling of these these non
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  citizens and Mexican nationals in southeastern United States, concerns over
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  whether they're just going to decide there's a lot of
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  Mexicans here. It's just Mexico now, and they're pretty well
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  armed down there, perhaps even more so than Masade. If
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  they were going to choose to invade southeastern American he said, no,
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  you're one.
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  Speaker 15: Hundred percent correct. So Scheenbaum actually came out and and
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  stated that the Mexican citizens or Mexican nationals needs to
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  rise up and counter Ice, and that would be millions
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  inside the United States. And and so once again, it's
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  a direct attack on the sovereignty of our own nation,
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  in the sovereignty of each individual state. For a leader
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  of a foreign nation to tell her previous citizens or
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  now still citizens and residents of the United States to
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  rise up against the nation that they are currently living in,
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  it's unprecedented. And you're one hundred percent correct. Russia made
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  that claim that when they went in and invaded Crimea,
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  that exact same claim, and so Scheinbaum has already made
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  that statement to rise up against them. That's why you're
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  seeing You.
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  Speaker 5: Saw those.
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  Speaker 15: Those pictures in those videos of h while they were
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  in the streets of La attacking uh the National Guard
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  advice raised in the Mexican flag. It was at that
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  same time period that Shindaan came out and said to
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  to rise up. And so unfortunately we do have that.
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  summit there in d C just two days ago, where
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  C and and gave and she gave a keynote speech
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  saying that Mexico is not an ally of the United States,
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  pleading with the American government to finally recognize Mexico for
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  what it is. And also the Mexican cartels yea, and
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  she's on this is treason and everything else like that.
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