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Send In the Pawns · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, seventeenth day of June. I'm Wes. Thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me very soon, like in a few hours, heading
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Speaker 2: out on the road, heading to Australia. We're going to
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Speaker 2: be there for a few days. Got a great house sitter,
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Speaker 2: don't mind telling you. I know, normally I wouldn't be
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Speaker 2: an advocate for blasting it out to the world, but
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Speaker 2: have a house and dog sitter. You have to do
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Speaker 2: that when you got a dog, somebody to watch the
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Speaker 2: dog for you while you're going to be gone for
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Speaker 2: an extended period of time. But I plan to do
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Speaker 2: shows while I am in Australia, So just mentioning that,
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Speaker 2: and I'll be talking about it over the next couple
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Speaker 2: of days because I had to record some shows ahead
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Speaker 2: of time, because I'll have a show tomorrow, and i'll
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Speaker 2: have a show Friday, and technically we have a holiday
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Speaker 2: on Thursday, and I won't be doing a show Thursday,
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Speaker 2: but still gonna be doing some shows the rest of
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Speaker 2: the week. Those are actually already in the can, they're recorded.
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Speaker 3: They're ready to go.
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Speaker 2: But I want to get one more show.
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Speaker 3: In with you this morning.
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Speaker 2: And I know there's a lot that's been going on
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Speaker 2: in the world. We addressed some of it from the
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Speaker 2: weekend yesterday and a few more things that I want
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Speaker 2: to talk about, because I didn't really go into much
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Speaker 2: about the army celebration, the parade. I know I talked
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Speaker 2: about it some yesterday. I just would like to a
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Speaker 2: couple of things when it comes to that. And I
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Speaker 2: know this comes back to the hate that many people
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Speaker 2: have for our president, and that's fine. I don't understand
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Speaker 2: the hate part of it. I don't get that aspect
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Speaker 2: of how far that's gone to where it's to the
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Speaker 2: you know, like wanting to see the man dead, and
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Speaker 2: that's concerning, that should concern all of us. I think
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Speaker 2: that's where you get to assassination attempts. That's where you
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Speaker 2: get to you know, actual assassinations of politicians and things,
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Speaker 2: anybody who disagrees with you. It's terrorism. It's a problem,
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Speaker 2: and that's the most minor way to put it. That's
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Speaker 2: the most it took about completely underselling it, to just
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Speaker 2: say it's concerning. It's a problem, it's it's horrible, and
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Speaker 2: it's terrifying, which is the goal. The intention there is
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Speaker 2: to make us afraid and to make us, you know,
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Speaker 2: feel terror so it will dictate the way that we vote,
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Speaker 2: the way that we think, the way that we act.
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Speaker 3: The way that we live our lives. That's the goal, right,
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Speaker 3: that's the goal.
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Speaker 2: It's to intimidate people and bend us.
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Speaker 3: To their will.
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Speaker 2: And I talked about this sum yesterday, but the protesters
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Speaker 2: have already bent to their will. That's kind of what
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Speaker 2: I want to talk about today. Protesters over the weekend
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Speaker 2: are just pawns in so many Some of them may
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Speaker 2: be you know, more advanced chess pieces, but for the
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Speaker 2: most part, they're the pawns. You got your kings and
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Speaker 2: your queen's and you say, oh, no, kings, there's people
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Speaker 2: running the show. There's people, let's be honest. The more
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Speaker 2: that we've learned over the last years, we've learned more
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Speaker 2: about shadow government mentality, whether there's really people there or not.
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Speaker 2: Of course conspiracy theory, but there's people behind the scenes
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Speaker 2: running things. We know that now it's all established. There's
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Speaker 2: people behind the scenes.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: It may not use the term shadow government, but if
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Speaker 2: they're using the the magic signatures they're using the DOCU signe,
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Speaker 2: they're using the automated President's signature to do things, and
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Speaker 2: the president is not doing anything but napping. And I
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Speaker 2: don't know where they medicating him all day.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know what they were doing
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Speaker 3: with the resident.
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Speaker 2: But we know that that was happening during the last administration,
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Speaker 2: and there have been all these things that popped up
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Speaker 2: from other administrations. Remember I've talked about this in the
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Speaker 2: Obama biography, and I haven't read it. I can't sit
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Speaker 2: there and say I know the full context of it,
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Speaker 2: but I remember that there was an excerpt from it
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Speaker 2: that someone pointed out, and they were trying to point
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Speaker 2: it out from a boy, it must be a tough
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Speaker 2: life to be president, because Obama and is one of
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Speaker 2: his biographies, he talked about how they were just happy
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Speaker 2: when they were able to pick what they got to eat.
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Speaker 2: And I said, yeah, that's tough. But it tells us
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Speaker 2: a lot about what being the president is, doesn't it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's you if that's your big decision and
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Speaker 2: you don't even always get to make that decision. I
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Speaker 2: don't know that you know that says something. Again, I
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Speaker 2: don't know the full context of it. It's an interesting quote.
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Speaker 2: Is it a cry for help? Is it a blink
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Speaker 2: twice for help kind of situation?
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Speaker 3: Maybe? I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what was going on there. But my
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Speaker 2: point is, we know that there's people behind the scenes
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Speaker 2: that are running things right. We know that we know
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Speaker 2: that there's people that you know, referred to the uh,
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Speaker 2: the past president, the most recent past president as you know,
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Speaker 2: their zombie president or whatever like. They were happy, they
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Speaker 2: were happy to know that they had him so that
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Speaker 2: they could, you know, do whatever they wanted to do.
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Speaker 2: So there's that, and those are the people I guess
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Speaker 2: that count as the higher chess pieces. I think, you know,
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Speaker 2: you've got members of the media that maybe are doing
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Speaker 2: a little maybe there's some of the there's some of
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Speaker 2: the pieces. Maybe they're the Rooks.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I mean maybe that's what you got. And you got
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Speaker 2: the Jake Tappers of the world that go, well, you know,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna write a book of it, expose the cover
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Speaker 2: up of what was going on behind the scenes of
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Speaker 2: the Biden administration, even though we were part of the
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Speaker 2: cover up. I mean, who has a better perspective on
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Speaker 2: that than one of the journalists, I guess. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I think he thinks of himself as a journalist.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. Is he more opinion is he more journalists?
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Speaker 3: I don't know. Uh.
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Speaker 2: So you're part of it, and then you write a
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Speaker 2: book about it, and then you know people are calling
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Speaker 2: you out. Wait a minute, you were telling people that
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Speaker 2: that wasn't happening behind the scenes.
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Speaker 3: Eh, well, it's so I could expose it. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what his excuse is. But my point
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Speaker 2: is it's as a chessboard, and the protesters are the pawns.
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Speaker 2: They're the expendable pieces. They're the ones that get sent
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Speaker 2: out into the fray. And that's what they.
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Speaker 3: Think of you.
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Speaker 2: They think of you as pawns. You can convince yourself no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: I'm a I'm a warrior. I'm a warrior on the
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Speaker 2: front lines. Yeah, that's how they see you.
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Speaker 3: They do.
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Speaker 2: They know that you're unpredictable. They know that there's there's
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Speaker 2: a possibility that you're going to do something that will
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Speaker 2: be very beneficial to them. They know that there's possibility
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Speaker 2: you're gonna do something that should be horrible for the
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Speaker 2: country and the world. But they'll find a way to
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Speaker 2: spend even that into something positive. Don't kid yourself. When
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Speaker 2: a shooting happens, there's this moment where everybody on the
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Speaker 2: left goes, Aha, what do we gotta here, How do
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Speaker 2: we use this, how do we utilize it? How quickly
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Speaker 2: can we turn this into something political? And then they say, oh, no,
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Speaker 2: it's a trans girl at a Christian school, and they know,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna still call our guy, and then we're gonna
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Speaker 2: move on. I'm gonna quickly move on. Send the memo
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Speaker 2: out to all the media. We're gonna send it out
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Speaker 2: to the Rooks. We're gonna make sure this one doesn't get.
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Speaker 3: A lot of hype.
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Speaker 2: We don't want this one to be talked about. And
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Speaker 2: when you have that kind of control, then you're able to,
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Speaker 2: you know, very deliberately maneuver your pawns. Because the pawns
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Speaker 2: are willing to go out and do it. All you
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Speaker 2: gotta do is tell him that king on the other
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Speaker 2: side of the chessboard, who isn't a king as a president,
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Speaker 2: he's not calling himself a king except to mess with
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Speaker 2: you if he does.
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Speaker 3: And then you go, he's.
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Speaker 2: The worst person that ever lived. And you know, there's
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Speaker 2: been some bad ones. He's worse than all them, Hitler Stalin,
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Speaker 2: all of them Mao. They only talk about mao, do they.
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Speaker 2: They don't like to talk about him. He's worse than
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Speaker 2: all of them. He's the worst one ever. So whatever
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Speaker 2: you gotta do, cheat, even if you gotta cheat, it's okay.
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Speaker 2: You gotta murder somebody, that's what you gotta do sometimes,
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Speaker 2: whatever it is. You got to kill a guy on
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Speaker 2: the street, a father and a husbands he worked for
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Speaker 2: the healthcare industry, that's what you gotta do. Sometimes its
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Speaker 2: vicious out there. We gotta protect ourselves. If you don't
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Speaker 2: kill that guy, he's gonna kill you. So you gotta
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Speaker 2: get him. And then one of their pawns acts does
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Speaker 2: that and they defend him.
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Speaker 3: He's got to be a victim.
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Speaker 2: Of some this this this Universal Healthcare boy, that this
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Speaker 2: United Healthcare. They've not this United Healthcare guy.
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Speaker 1: Boy.
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Speaker 2: He must have really screwed that guy over. Oh he
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Speaker 2: had a different company. Still, though, it's the principle, it's
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Speaker 2: the principle of it. He's sticking up. He's sticking up
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Speaker 2: for the average guy. He's sticking up for all the
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Speaker 2: other pawns. That's what he's doing. You know, he's he's
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Speaker 2: working hard. He's working hard for the other pawns, right,
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Speaker 2: And you're not just pawns. You're you're you're you're kings.
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Speaker 2: Don't kid yourself. You're all kings. There's no kings, but
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Speaker 2: you're all kings. And we have this no king's protest.
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Speaker 2: You're all but you're not just pawns. And then that's
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Speaker 2: what they think of you. Though you're pawns. They know
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Speaker 2: that you'll put on a mask and gloves and long
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Speaker 2: sleeves and hide your face and go out and protest,
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Speaker 2: and and that you'll do it. You'll happily do it.
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Speaker 2: You'll happily do it because you're so afraid of the
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Speaker 2: pieces on the other side of the board.
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Speaker 3: They're all evil. They're all evil.
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Speaker 2: And here's the thing, and we've addressed this many times before,
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Speaker 2: is it doesn't matter who the pieces are on the
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Speaker 2: other side of the board, they're always the worst. There
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Speaker 2: was a moment where it seemed like, maybe, just maybe
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Speaker 2: Democrats would have successfully figured out a way to keep
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump off the ballot. They wanted to take away
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Speaker 2: your constitutional right to vote for the candidate of your choice,
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Speaker 2: They wanted to rob you of that choice because they
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Speaker 2: didn't trust you. They believed that you were gonna make
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Speaker 2: a mistake and you were gonna vote for this Hitler
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Speaker 2: esque guy again, this fascist, this nazi, horrible human being
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Speaker 2: who thinks of himself as a king. But only because
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Speaker 2: we keep saying it over and over again, We're gonna
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Speaker 2: keep calling him a king, thinking he's a king until
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Speaker 2: everybody says, man, I can't believe he's out there telling
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Speaker 2: everybody what a king is. So they wanted to take
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Speaker 2: that away from you. They did everything they could, and
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Speaker 2: there's a moment where seem like they might actually succeed
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Speaker 2: while screaming this guy's a threat to democracy. They wanted
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Speaker 2: to take away your ability to vote for him if
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Speaker 2: you so chose to do that, and it almost looked
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Speaker 2: like maybe it was gonna work. Just did say, oh
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Speaker 2: my gosh, maybe maybe, just maybe they figured out a
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Speaker 2: way to do this.
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Speaker 3: And then.
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Speaker 2: They said, well, that Ron DeSantis, he's the only one
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Speaker 2: that's worse than Trump. They'd already moved on. They started
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Speaker 2: calling him the worst person ever. They said, it looks
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Speaker 2: like maybe we can keep him off the ballot in
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Speaker 2: some states, and we might be able to keep him
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Speaker 2: off the ballot. In general, he's going to be a felon.
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Speaker 2: Can he even run?
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Speaker 3: What can we do?
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Speaker 2: We're just kind of making this stuff up. We're shooting
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Speaker 2: from the hip, We're just inventing charges. We're coming up
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Speaker 2: with all these scenarios where maybe we can get him.
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Speaker 2: So we got to start moving on to the next one.
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Speaker 2: And that DeSantis guy scares us. So he's the worst
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Speaker 2: one ever. Trump's Trump's the worst ever, but DeSantis is worse.
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Speaker 2: I mean that was the way I saw it worded
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Speaker 2: in a number of places. Doesn't matter who's over there.
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Speaker 2: Don't kid yourself. It's not about Trump. I mean it is,
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Speaker 2: but it's not because whoever it is, the next one
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Speaker 2: is worse. They're always worse. And when Trump moves on
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Speaker 2: and Trump is no longer the president, jd Vance, Marco Rubio,
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Speaker 2: Ron de Santis, all these people are somehow gonna be worse.
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Speaker 2: They just will be, and they will assume that you're
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Speaker 2: gonna continue to be their pawns and go do the
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Speaker 2: dirty work for him. I talked about this yesterday. They
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Speaker 2: don't want to, they don't get their hands dirty. They're
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Speaker 2: not gonna do that they're gonna they're gonna rule you
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Speaker 2: from the Ivory Tower, right, They're gonna rule you, and
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Speaker 2: they're gonna tell you, here is what we need you
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Speaker 2: to do. Here's the assign go out and protest this weekend.
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Speaker 2: And it has this like, oh my gosh, this is
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Speaker 2: so grassroots, and it's not. It's not at all. There's nothing,
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Speaker 2: there's nothing grassroots about it. Remember when Republicans, not even Republicans,
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Speaker 2: when you'd had this tea party thing, and people said, oh,
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Speaker 2: the tea party, that's just the racist people. That is
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Speaker 2: the that is the racist people. These are dangerous protesters.
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Speaker 2: They're out there, and then they would show a scene
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Speaker 2: of these horrible, dangerous protesters for the right, the ultra conservative,
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Speaker 2: those alt right people, and it would just be like
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Speaker 2: a bunch of sixty to ninety year old people sitting
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Speaker 2: in lawn chairs listening to somebody talk and play some
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Speaker 2: kind of like folk music and blast in some Lee Greenwood.
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Speaker 3: Something like that.
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Speaker 2: I like seeing Lee Greenwood anytime he shows up in
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Speaker 2: an event. It's always nice. I like when he shows up,
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Speaker 2: and like he was at the Army two fifty celebration
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Speaker 2: over the weekend, and I like it because every time
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Speaker 2: I see him, I go, I wonder what song he's
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Speaker 2: gonna sing? Which in his deep bag of greatest hits
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Speaker 2: is he gonna pull from for this event?
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 3: That one?
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Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, that one, Okay, that makes sense, great song,
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Speaker 2: nothing wrong with it. I'm just you know, you see
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Speaker 2: him and you know what's coming. You can go ahead
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Speaker 2: and hear the music queuing up right away. It's gonna happen.
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Speaker 2: He's a national treasure, that Lee Greenwood. So don't kid yourself.
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Speaker 2: You're part of their fight. You're there to do their work.
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Speaker 2: You're there to get your hands dirty, You're there to
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Speaker 2: do whatever the horrible thing is that they need you
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Speaker 2: to do.
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Speaker 3: I don't like, really.
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Speaker 2: I think so many people like to dive really too
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Speaker 2: quickly and too deep into some of the things that
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Speaker 2: happened in movies and TV shows. I talked about it
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Speaker 2: very briefly the sh and Or. It's been out now
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Speaker 2: for a little while, so I think maybe if you're
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Speaker 2: and I don't want to ruin anything from the second season,
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Speaker 2: but there is a there's a January sixth tie there.
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Speaker 2: The word insurrection is used, so I feel comfortable saying
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Speaker 2: that there was some parallels to it. It's interesting to
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Speaker 2: me that my ultraliberal friends, ultra liberal friends, yeah, they
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Speaker 2: see it as you know, yeah, that's right, January sixth Man,
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Speaker 2: and they don't realize that the way it plays out
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Speaker 2: on the show, the party in power were the bad guys.
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Speaker 2: The party in power were the ones who were manipulating
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Speaker 2: the crowds and mobs of people to do horrible things
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Speaker 2: so that they could use the word in the media insurrection.
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Speaker 2: That's how it plays out in and Or. That's how it.
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Speaker 2: You know, you go back and just do just a little,
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Speaker 2: just a glaze of homework on the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping case,
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Speaker 2: do a little just go back and revisit some of
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Speaker 2: the January sixth stuff and see if they didn't pull
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Speaker 2: from that just.
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Speaker 3: A little bit.
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Speaker 2: With that other question I got when it comes to
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Speaker 2: the protests, Sorry, one last thing, because we've had this
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Speaker 2: thing where we've had folks on the left challenging Hakeem
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Speaker 2: Jefferies was one who said that the ice agents and
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Speaker 2: the police need to take off their masks when they're
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Speaker 2: out working their jobs. They need to take up take
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Speaker 2: off the masks, and the protesters are wearing the masks
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Speaker 2: and the protesters are the ones that are doing And
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Speaker 2: my question, I guess, is when are we gonna knock
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Speaker 2: this mask thing out. We were doing the masks in
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Speaker 2: the interest of public safety when it came to the pandemic,
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Speaker 2: that was the reason. Suddenly it became okay to start
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Speaker 2: wearing masks in public again, right, or I say again,
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Speaker 2: I mean other than like Halloween, is it ever really
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Speaker 2: was it before?
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Speaker 3: Okay?
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Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. I mean, is there
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Speaker 2: some guaranteed right to anonymity when you're protesting? Or we
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Speaker 2: just do in the mask because the laws haven't been
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Speaker 2: changed back to cut out the mask wearing. It's weird
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Speaker 2: still to me to be standing in a bank and
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Speaker 2: see someone wearing a mask. It just happened to me
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Speaker 2: the other day. I don't go in a lot of banks,
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Speaker 2: do a lot of my banking without having to physically
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Speaker 2: go in the bank, and it was weird to me
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Speaker 2: to be in a bank seeing someone wearing a mask,
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Speaker 2: and I just think, how is this okay still? When
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Speaker 2: do we get to get this back to You can't
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Speaker 2: do that in public. You can't do that. One last
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Speaker 2: thought on the protesting, I'm sorry. I thought I was done,
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Speaker 2: but I wanted to make this quick observation too. I
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Speaker 2: saw some posts on social media about the local protests
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Speaker 2: that were done here in my hometown, and I noticed
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Speaker 2: that someone posted that there were questions about how many
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Speaker 2: these people were shipped in from out of town, how
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Speaker 2: many came in from out of town to do this?
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Speaker 2: And I saw where someone actually said none of them.
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Speaker 3: They were all local.
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Speaker 2: There were a couple one hundred people there and they
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Speaker 2: were all local. And I thought, Wow, this is someone
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Speaker 2: who clearly went around and had a conversation with each
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Speaker 2: of them, checked ibs, and made sure that no one
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Speaker 2: came in from out of town. That's nice of them
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Speaker 2: to do that, because they're certain that not a single
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Speaker 2: one of them came in from out of town. But again,
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Speaker 2: we're talking about pushing out narratives and saying this is
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Speaker 2: all grassroots, nothing astro turf about it, And all the
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Speaker 2: pawns were all local pawns. And by the way, I
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Speaker 4: on the service of the Moon. Because Dave's brother, Tom
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Speaker 4: lived and worked here in Columbus, Georgia, with our Columbus
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Speaker 4: so overwhelmingly large we couldn't put it on display here.
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Speaker 2: when you're at the gym, waits before cardio or cardio
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Speaker 2: before waits. This has been a long time debate at
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Speaker 2: too many people at the gym. According to a new study,
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Speaker 2: some I mean, I'll chat. I'm not rude about it,
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Speaker 3: That was another part of it.
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Speaker 2: According to a new study, if you want to torch fat,
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Speaker 3: Makes sense.
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Speaker 2: It all makes sense. Everything about this makes sense, So
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Speaker 2: Walmart taking another big step in the world of drone deliveries,
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Speaker 2: they're all kind of in the southeast here, Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Orlando,
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Speaker 2: We don't have the drones from Walmart dropping anything off yet,
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Speaker 2: and then maybe we can cut off that fairest commerce.
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Speaker 2: Or is that what she's doing in that commercial with
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Speaker 2: the pink eye, I don't know. Earlier this month, Sidney
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Speaker 3: I like it. I like everything about it. This reminds me.
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Speaker 2: Wasn't there some kind of social media person or reality
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Speaker 2: and made like sixty grand doing it something ridiculous?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean bonuses.
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Speaker 2: For creativity, And I guess the soap made from bathwater
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Speaker 2: the look at actual soap comp I don't think she
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Speaker 2: I would think Microsoft has teamed up with how do
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Speaker 2: I've never heard anybody mention this company. But they've developed
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Speaker 2: It's a mouthful designed to feel like an Xbox controller
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Speaker 2: right there in your hands. They're basically many gaming consoles
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Speaker 3: Maybe we can come up with something.
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