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"Where are the Kids?" (Saturday, December 27 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: This quality Leering Center meant to say quality learning center.
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Speaker 2: John.
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Speaker 3: They said, we'll do it, making.
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Speaker 4: Mornings great again.
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Speaker 5: The first thing today on the tunk media acts bright
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Speaker 5: Joe Thomas, we'll do it.
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Speaker 6: Line Jewart said, steal me Stem.
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Speaker 7: You have a day at least for work when the
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Speaker 7: sun comes up, drops a pet to school.
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Speaker 3: Joe has everything a dream, all the.
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Speaker 8: Treasure needs the one that Joe's as smile.
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Speaker 3: He only aims.
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Speaker 9: Joe broadcasting without a license since nineteen eighty seven, covering
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Speaker 9: the news without official approval from the government. Four three
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Speaker 9: well as the man told you we are I have
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Speaker 9: every Saturday morning because they try to sneak sally through
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Speaker 9: the alley, especially on holiday weekends, where Vladimir Zelenski is
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Speaker 9: apparently making his holiday plans to visit the Trumps in
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Speaker 9: Washington to try to sweeten the pot to get a
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Speaker 9: several envoys familiar with the situation say Russia has one goal,
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Speaker 9: and that's getting Ukraine back into Russia, or at very
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Speaker 9: least you know, getting a puppet government like that there,
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Speaker 9: like in Belarus. But we waited in the news, Doctor
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Speaker 9: Clark and I were on the phone talking about this kid,
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Speaker 9: Nick Shirley, who is serious and it is you heard
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Speaker 9: the little clip there in the onset of the program
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Speaker 9: has been looking for actual daycare centers that are receiving
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Speaker 9: all of Tim Walt's magic mystery money. And we came
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Speaker 9: across you the whole point there. Now they're assaulting Nick
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Speaker 9: Shirley rather than the content of what he is reporting there.
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Speaker 9: And because he's not a licensed journalist. And doctor Calrky
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Speaker 9: asked me, you know, if Thomas Paine had a license,
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Speaker 9: and King George did have a program that would technically
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Speaker 9: have created licensed journalism, And I couldn't remember the name
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Speaker 9: of it. It just came to me the Stampack, the
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Speaker 9: Stamp Act that was that was going to be how
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Speaker 9: they licensed the journalists at the Revolutionary War period. Was
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Speaker 9: the stamp Act. Well, they get Ben Franklin with the
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Speaker 9: same thing. No, they never got to because that's when
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Speaker 9: people started saying not just no, but hell no. Well
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Speaker 9: you have a great weekend with the dogs. Doc. Last
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Speaker 9: thought King George's attempt with the stamp acts was the
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Speaker 9: same as Obama's with the journalist's license. You're saying, yeah,
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Speaker 9: exactly what I'm saying is that the attempt to control
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Speaker 9: so that the news that you are exposed to has
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Speaker 9: to go through a government overseer first. And we'll get
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Speaker 9: back into the Nick Shirley story, especially for you who
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Speaker 9: live in the town that bears his name there on
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Speaker 9: Long Island and our friends at Long Island News Radio
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Speaker 9: on this Saturday morning joining in with us. Shirley is
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Speaker 9: a wonderful place, especially if you're moving out of Mastic.
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Speaker 9: I'm teasing. I know the chamber is gonna call me
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Speaker 9: and say, you know, we've come a long way back,
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Speaker 9: and I understand that, and it's a hard thing to do,
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Speaker 9: especially with these redevelopment plans. How many times can you
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Speaker 9: redevelop ever since Grumming closed down out there. But all
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Speaker 9: those matters to be chewed on as the morning goes on.
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Speaker 9: But we still have to start with our first things
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Speaker 9: so that we can discuss at four three four eight
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Speaker 9: eight two four to two one seven. You can text
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Speaker 9: message to that number as well. Here are the stories
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Speaker 9: that we are following this morning. President Donald Trump said
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Speaker 9: he's not right to follow Israel's lead in official recognition
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Speaker 9: of Somaliland's independence. That's the northern half of the country
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Speaker 9: of Somalia has been declared and has declared themselves an
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Speaker 9: independent nation for some time, as dominated by a Christian
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Speaker 9: democracy rather than an Islamic theocracy. Gunman opened fire Friday
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Speaker 9: at an Idaho sheriff's office, two women outside in the
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Speaker 9: parking lot as well. The shooter injured three people before
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Speaker 9: he was killed by law enforcement. The Shoshone County sheriff
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Speaker 9: said the incident happened outside his office in Wallace around
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Speaker 9: two point thirty in the afternoon. The sub suspect was
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Speaker 9: pronounced deceased at four point fifteen. Shoshone County Sheriff William
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Speaker 9: Eddie said the shots barely nicked the air of one
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Speaker 9: of his officers, and one of the women in the
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Speaker 9: car was struck in the leg. Trump and several other
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Speaker 9: co defendants from the collapse Fulton County, Georgia twenty twenty
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Speaker 9: election racketeering case are preparing to pursue millions of dollars
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Speaker 9: in legal reimbursements, arguing that the prosecution never should have
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Speaker 9: been brought and that its failure demands accountability in the
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Speaker 9: upcoming year. It's all part of a law passed by
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Speaker 9: Governor Brian Kemp which allows defendants to recover quote all
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Speaker 9: reasonable attorneys fees and costs. The third ranking member of
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Speaker 9: the US House of Representatives GOP Caucus, Tom Emmer, is
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Speaker 9: coming after Governor Tim waltz em Are, also a Minnesota representative,
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Speaker 9: after a YouTuber published the next in a series of
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Speaker 9: videos where he's been going around looking for the daycare
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Speaker 9: centers that have received four million dollars of as Emmer says,
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Speaker 9: hard to earn tax dollars going to an education center
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Speaker 9: that can't even spell correctly, as one of the videos
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Speaker 9: Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski is going to Washington and we'll
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Speaker 9: Hey Hey, Hey, what are you guys working for Brendan Carr?
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Speaker 9: Think I've received my first negative requests, the first first
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Speaker 9: time somebody who's called or texted or emailed in the
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Speaker 9: history of my radio career and said please don't play something.
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Speaker 9: I got a text saying please don't play the disinformation babe.
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Speaker 9: So I didn't. But what do you hear? What do
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Speaker 9: you learn? What do you know? Who's telling it to you?
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Speaker 9: Where's it coming from? This is what you And unfortunately
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Speaker 9: the Trump administration is falling prey into this as well.
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Speaker 9: They're going after the people who said all the horrible
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Speaker 9: live in the gray area of Oh, it's you know,
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Speaker 9: direct service, you know it just you could pick the
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Speaker 9: one you want. And and just like if it was a
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Speaker 9: Joe Biden or a Barack Obama appointee, the implication is
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Speaker 9: still the same. We're trying to keep you from hearing
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Speaker 9: everything because we don't think you can discern the wheat
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Speaker 9: from the chaff. You can't tell the excrement from the shinola.
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Speaker 9: And by excrement, I mean the word for it, that
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Speaker 9: rhyme that starts with the same sound as shinola, the
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Speaker 9: Adam shift or the shinola. Thank you, I forgot. I
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Speaker 9: forgot When when when we need to use the word,
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Speaker 9: just say Adam schiff or shinola and they're wrong, they're wrong.
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Speaker 9: You're busy. I'm busy, You're busy. We need to know
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Speaker 9: what's going on out there. And I think one of
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Speaker 9: the assaults on this, this kid, Nick Shirley in Minnesota,
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Speaker 9: is hysterical because there are six articles right now circulating
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Speaker 9: the Internet under the title who is Nick Shirley? I
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Speaker 9: mean the kid is killing it. I mean, if you've
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Speaker 9: invested in Nick Shirley, you're getting banged for your buck.
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Speaker 9: I hope the kid is banking this stuff, because you know,
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Speaker 9: the money disappears pretty quickly when you're not the flavor
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Speaker 9: of the month. Ask James O'Keeffe how hard it is
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Speaker 9: to keep doing the man on the street stuff. Once
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Speaker 9: of course people start to know what your face looks like.
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Speaker 9: So Nick Shirley is the videographer. We played to you
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Speaker 9: the clip that just began the program. This is the
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Speaker 9: most recent one. Tom Emmer of Congress, Minnesota Congressman is finally,
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Speaker 9: after I think it's about seven or eight videos, it's
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Speaker 9: finally made its way to Tom Emmer in Congress, who's like,
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Speaker 9: what four million dollars? They can't can't even spell the
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Speaker 9: word learning correctly. And memo to anyone who's thinking of
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Speaker 9: diffronting the taxpayers, pay some money for a spell checker. Okay,
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Speaker 9: pay for the slightly higher priced sign that comes with
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Speaker 9: spelling checked for you. Big Luigi's sign is yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 9: just give us the graphics. We'll put it up there. Well, no,
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Speaker 9: no must, no fuss, We'll just put it up there.
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Speaker 9: You pick it up. This is the video and and
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Speaker 9: my favorite part of the video is the cut from
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Speaker 9: Central Casting postmenopausal Caucasian woman that shows up to try
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Speaker 9: to disrupt the videos because now.
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Speaker 1: The quality Leering Center, I meant to say quality learning center,
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Speaker 1: don't know they said they spelled learning wrong.
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Speaker 3: Don't open up. How do you have ice here?
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Speaker 5: Man?
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Speaker 3: I'm literally a YouTuber.
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Speaker 1: Don't open up, man, what do you think about the
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Speaker 1: fraud that's taking place here in Minnesota?
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Speaker 3: Don't open up?
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Speaker 13: We have eyes.
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Speaker 9: Man.
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Speaker 18: What do you think about this place being licensed for
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Speaker 18: ninety nine children, don't open up and getting four million
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Speaker 18: dollars over them, four.
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Speaker 15: Million dollars the last two years.
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Speaker 9: What do you think about, Hey, she's got a second.
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Speaker 18: Are you in favor of that?
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Speaker 19: Go away?
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Speaker 15: You know you're not welcome here?
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Speaker 13: Are you mine?
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Speaker 15: Are you in what television?
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Speaker 18: Then?
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Speaker 9: Yes, that's like the characters that are mindypendant.
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Speaker 19: On a television set PROGRAMMA.
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Speaker 9: Anyway, and believe me, if John Cleese showed up there
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Speaker 9: in a Parka with his cell phone saying.
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Speaker 11: Go away, Ice, Ice, go away, don't open is the
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Speaker 11: penguin on the telly, it.
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Speaker 9: Would be as applicable. So anyway, so it all begins,
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Speaker 9: the Shirley story begins. He says, well, he's found out that,
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Speaker 9: you know, through this fraud that has gripped Minnesota for
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Speaker 9: weeks and weeks now, so you know, a month ago,
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Speaker 9: I think was the first time we reported on the
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Speaker 9: fact that this money just memory hold away in a
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Speaker 9: state that now the mayors of the state of Minnesota
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Speaker 9: are asking the governor, who was very nearly your vice president,
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Speaker 9: to explain how the state went from having an eighteen
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Speaker 9: billion dollar surplus to having a three billion dollar deficit.
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Speaker 9: And this is just part and parcel of it, the
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Speaker 9: fraud in the Somali community in Minneapolis. So Nick Shirley grabs,
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Speaker 9: you know, a little GoPro and starts trying to find
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Speaker 9: a daycare center. So and notices that one of the
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Speaker 9: ways that the Somalis have unlaundered all this money for
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Speaker 9: themselves is through these daycare centers, each one getting multiple
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Speaker 9: millions of dollars a year. And I know legitimate daycare
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Speaker 9: centers who are begging for thirty or forty thousand dollars
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Speaker 9: to keep themselves open at one point nine million, and
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Speaker 9: the so and so forth. So it begins with him
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Speaker 9: trying to find a daycare center he can enroll his
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Speaker 9: son in.
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Speaker 1: I knocked on the door, and to my surprise, somebody
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Speaker 1: actually answered the door. Hello, can we speak Yeah, I
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Speaker 1: would like to check a child in the daycare. Can
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Speaker 1: I speak to a manager?
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Speaker 9: That's right later?
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Speaker 1: Where can I get paperwork to file for my son?
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Speaker 1: I wanted to put my son Joey in daycare, and
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Speaker 1: after a few questions, the lady went silent, like little Joey,
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Speaker 1: Shirley ain't going to daycare here?
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Speaker 3: And now where are we going?
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Speaker 18: Now we're going to Sweet Angel Childcare.
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Speaker 1: We're in the middle of a strip mall here inside
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Speaker 1: of this neighborhood.
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Speaker 18: In fiscal year twenty twenty five, this facility, which shows
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Speaker 18: its license for seventy four kids, was paid one point
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Speaker 18: two six million dollars in tax money. And there are
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Speaker 18: no kids, and all the facilities are the same way,
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Speaker 18: all of them.
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Speaker 3: Let's see if anyone opens. Yeah, let's see once again.
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Speaker 3: I try to find a spot for my son Joey,
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Speaker 3: and they would not open the door.
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Speaker 1: I want to put my son Joey in daycare because
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Speaker 1: I need a spot to put my son Joey.
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Speaker 3: Yes, is this your daycare center?
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Speaker 15: No, what's helpened?
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Speaker 1: I just wanted to put child in daycare, but all
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Speaker 1: the daycare centers seem to be closed.
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Speaker 3: No one's opening the doors.
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Speaker 18: You work here?
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Speaker 11: Oh else, Yeah, let's help them.
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Speaker 9: Where are the kids?
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Speaker 18: Yeah, says it's license for seventy four children right here.
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Speaker 18: State of Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I would like to see if I can put
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Speaker 9: And it goes on and on, and these are four
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Speaker 9: billion dollars in taxpayer money. And four weeks ago they
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Speaker 9: did it. Well, they did it. The second oldest profession
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Speaker 9: so that more bad stuff happens to all these other kids,
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Speaker 9: of actual daycare centers, and places like Virginia and New York,
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Speaker 9: parents who can barely afford the apartments that they are
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Speaker 9: and we'll give some corner that you'll still pay for,
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Speaker 9: does not bust out retail to a daycare center. But
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Speaker 9: Somebody who I count love and count on greatly for
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Speaker 9: blaming everyone who follows the Islamic faith. And I said,
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Speaker 9: scared because these Islamists, those are the first ones they kill,
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Speaker 9: are felt, and they do it in this country figuring, yeah,
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Speaker 9: all our fellow Muslim adherents because they don't believe in
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Speaker 9: stealing from the infidel and lying to the infidel. But
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Speaker 9: that's what the the I hate to call it an excuse,
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Speaker 9: but that's the excers. Oh well, it's our faith. This
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Speaker 9: is this is what happens when you allow a parallel
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Speaker 9: court system to exist. You do you Well, we're we're Muslim,
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Speaker 9: so you have to take us into Minneapolis's Sharia courts.
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Speaker 9: Well you're on it says right here in the Quran.
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Speaker 9: We were lying to the infidel up all right, there
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Speaker 9: you go, and he's got you. Sorry, thanks for playing.
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Speaker 9: Keep sending the money. By the way, if you stop,
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Speaker 9: we'll bring action. And so this is a multi faceted story.
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Speaker 9: And last point about Nick Shirley and the part of
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Speaker 9: last hour, which is the well who is this guy?
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37:33
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Speaker 9: something's going on over there, so I appreciate it. They
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Speaker 9: might be listening. I don't know, but that's that's amazing.
46:47
Speaker 9: I remember, was it just a week ago, James, that
46:50
Speaker 9: I asked, so so pedestrianly, do you think Silver will
46:54
Speaker 9: crack seventy dollars announced by the end of the year.
46:57
Speaker 9: I may have to revise that and say, what do
46:59
Speaker 9: you think is eighty dollars announce achievable?
47:05
Speaker 11: Yeah?
47:05
Speaker 30: I think it was just a week ago that you
47:07
Speaker 30: asked that question about seventy dollars. And then at this
47:11
Speaker 30: point I think you weren't dreaming big enough show who knows,
47:15
Speaker 30: we should have been asking about eighties. So we'll see
47:17
Speaker 30: where we go again. Running at this pace, eighty is
47:21
Speaker 30: definitely a reasonable target, but from the end of the year,
47:24
Speaker 30: which is incredible to say for silver. So really, toy
47:27
Speaker 30: twenty five has been an incredible year for gold and
47:30
Speaker 30: silver investors.
47:32
Speaker 11: And it's not slowing down, that's for sure.
47:34
Speaker 9: And without question, and understand that as high as the
47:37
Speaker 9: peaks are, the point of gold and silver is the
47:41
Speaker 9: stability that they bring and that that it's a it's
47:45
Speaker 9: a hedge against the wild whimsies of dictators around the
47:48
Speaker 9: world that manipulate their currencies. So go to jcsgold dot
47:53
Speaker 9: com and take a look. James. You have a great morning, sir.
47:56
Speaker 9: Thanks showing you too, jcsgold dot com. Uh So, you know,
48:01
Speaker 9: and one of my favorite bits of Christmas was Chuck
48:05
Speaker 9: GTPH Chuck Chuck Barkley, Charles Barkley getting mad because the
48:11
Speaker 9: NFL decided to play three football games or semi pro
48:14
Speaker 9: football games because Dallas and the Commanders were involved two
48:19
Speaker 9: pro and a semi pro game scrimmage on Christmas Day,
48:23
Speaker 9: which has traditionally been when the NBA players uh took
48:27
Speaker 9: center stage. I can't I was gonna. I was going
48:30
Speaker 9: to drag you into this whole Charles Barkley versus the
48:34
Speaker 9: NFL thing, But you know, yeah, no, Well, as.
48:40
Speaker 31: I said, you start to really get uh you know,
48:43
Speaker 31: it was the time of year and I got a
48:45
Speaker 31: great JJ reddick sound bye for you. But it's the
48:48
Speaker 31: time of year now when you know coaches are getting
48:50
Speaker 31: a little alley. They don't want to work Christmas Day,
48:53
Speaker 31: they don't want to travel because you know.
48:54
Speaker 15: You just get you know, it's it's the.
48:56
Speaker 9: Way, it's what are we watching? I think that comes down.
48:59
Speaker 9: I mean, chuck was his point was felt getting greedy man,
49:04
Speaker 9: Uh you know, but greedy for what twelve twelve viewers?
49:08
Speaker 9: I mean, you know the viewership of this stuff is
49:12
Speaker 9: declining at a breakneck page.
49:14
Speaker 15: Yeah it couldn't it could have been. I don't know
49:16
Speaker 15: what the numbers, but we couldn't have been that good.
49:18
Speaker 31: And we'd like to thank the Lions for participating six turnovers.
49:22
Speaker 31: Really and you play a team that throws for three yards,
49:26
Speaker 31: they passed for thirteen in the last like you know,
49:31
Speaker 31: century that that that won a game throwing for less
49:35
Speaker 31: than ten yards?
49:36
Speaker 15: Whatever the stat I mean, three yards?
49:40
Speaker 4: What was it?
49:40
Speaker 9: What was it? The coach said about the forward past
49:43
Speaker 9: there were three things that can happen when you.
49:45
Speaker 15: Throw it to them.
49:46
Speaker 31: Mark that's exactly right, all right, one quick thing and
49:50
Speaker 31: then with Tony Elliott and uh, you know, uv A
49:53
Speaker 31: there the fans will be.
49:55
Speaker 15: I'll probably be able to hear them, you know.
49:57
Speaker 31: The party is going on in Jacksonville for I live
49:59
Speaker 31: one hundred mile away, and probably the ACC is transitioning
50:02
Speaker 31: to a nine game conference football schedule.
50:04
Speaker 15: Now that release came out.
50:07
Speaker 31: A couple of weeks ago that the ACC said, Hey,
50:10
Speaker 31: we're gonna go to nine. The move to a nine
50:12
Speaker 31: game conference schedule begins in twenty twenty six. It's a
50:14
Speaker 31: transition year. Not every team is going to do that.
50:17
Speaker 31: Twelve teams will play nine games. Five BC Clemson, Florida State, Carolina,
50:22
Speaker 31: and Georgia Tech will play eight because of existing non
50:25
Speaker 31: conference power for matchups and contracts that they couldn't.
50:29
Speaker 15: Get out of.
50:30
Speaker 31: So anyway, if you're interested in UVA, California, Duke, Carolina,
50:35
Speaker 31: NC State, and that game is going to be in Brazil,
50:37
Speaker 31: by the way, in.
50:38
Speaker 15: August twenty nine. That kicks off. What why we been anyway.
50:41
Speaker 31: They're going to Brazil to play and Syria I used it,
50:45
Speaker 31: and then Florida State on the road, SMU, Virginia Tech
50:49
Speaker 31: and Wake Forest, so UBA's now Virginia Tech. They're going
50:53
Speaker 31: to play nine Georgia Tech, Pitt Stanford, and UVA at home.
50:57
Speaker 31: But they've got five on the road Boston College, California, Clemson,
51:01
Speaker 31: Miami and SMU. And I've said this a million times
51:04
Speaker 31: for those who might be new listeners. Dave Odhen once
51:07
Speaker 31: told me the three most important things in coaching is scheduling,
51:10
Speaker 31: recruiting and scheduling.
51:12
Speaker 15: So anyway the way it just your schedule breaks down.
51:15
Speaker 31: And nobody could speak about that more than Tony Elliott.
51:18
Speaker 31: With a seven and one regular season record, they won
51:21
Speaker 31: the title regular season title for the first time ever
51:24
Speaker 31: by themselves. They shared it in eighty nine and ninety
51:27
Speaker 31: five and now playing Missouri and the Gator Bowl, you know,
51:30
Speaker 31: which ought to be fun. But Tony Elliott has been
51:33
Speaker 31: interviewed a million times now over the last couple of
51:36
Speaker 31: months about how did you do that?
51:38
Speaker 5: Well?
51:39
Speaker 15: Money?
51:39
Speaker 31: They UVA ponied up a ton of money and they
51:42
Speaker 31: ended up with thirty new players, you know, a bunch
51:46
Speaker 31: in the portal got nineteen freshmen. And so with all that,
51:51
Speaker 31: Tony says, it's the landscape that we're watching.
51:53
Speaker 25: It doesn't matter if you like it or not, it
51:56
Speaker 25: is what it is, and I'm just grateful that folks
51:59
Speaker 25: believe enough in this staff and these players to invest
52:03
Speaker 25: and hopefully that that this is kind of an indication
52:06
Speaker 25: of what's possible. It's not guaranteed. We're not entitled to
52:10
Speaker 25: what we experienced this season. We got to earn it.
52:13
Speaker 25: But if we don't have the resources available, it's going
52:15
Speaker 25: to be hard to be able to have the caliber
52:18
Speaker 25: talent to be able to go out and compete in
52:20
Speaker 25: games like this or games within our league.
52:23
Speaker 9: A little message for the donors and any donor to
52:26
Speaker 9: a university, and I still don't know. I mean, all
52:30
Speaker 9: the networks, everybody is saying the ratings are down, the
52:35
Speaker 9: gambling is down, which has been funding it for the
52:37
Speaker 9: last five years anyway, and I think I think we've
52:42
Speaker 9: reached that point of no return where the money is
52:46
Speaker 9: going to start to dwindle and they're going to come
52:48
Speaker 9: to you and me to replace it.
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