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"Jurisprudence" (Saturday, March 07, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it in the Morning's great again. We'll do
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  Speaker 1: the first thing today on the tunk media and act
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  Speaker 1: a right, Joe Thomas, we'll do it live.
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  Speaker 2: It's fan.
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  Speaker 3: Jewart said, steal me Stem.
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  Speaker 4: You have a day at least for work when the
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  Speaker 4: sun comes up, drops a kid to school.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has everything a dream do all the treasure set needs.
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  Speaker 7: He only aims cleat.
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  Speaker 8: Be Joe, thank you for letting me be of service
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  Speaker 8: to you this morning. Four three four eight eight two
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  Speaker 8: four two one seven. That's how we get together over
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  Speaker 8: the telephone text messages, because even on a Saturday morning,
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  Speaker 8: I know that your day is already hectic enough without
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  Speaker 8: having to try to wait for me to pick up
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  Speaker 8: the phone or to have a conversation. Maybe you just
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  Speaker 8: Been there, done that, and so by all means do
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  Speaker 8: so at four three four eight eight two four to
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  Speaker 8: in the Morning radio at gmail dot com. Kareem hit
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  Speaker 8: us up with you know we were conversating on Freedom
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  Speaker 8: Fest in an abstract one hundred dollars discount if you're
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  Speaker 8: us in Lost Wages on July eighth to start the
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  Speaker 8: next two hundred and fifty years. That's the theme is,
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  Speaker 8: now we begin the next two hundred and fifty years
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  Speaker 8: re declare our independence.
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  Speaker 3: But you brought up Russia.
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  Speaker 8: I've actually I brought up Russia in the collapse of
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  Speaker 8: the Soviet Union and how we had black market everything.
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  Speaker 8: We had black market farmers, we had black market plumbers,
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  Speaker 8: and that was killing the Russian economy and it was
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  Speaker 8: creating these little mobsters that Kareem was talking about, the
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  Speaker 8: ones who could find guns, who could get guns ex
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  Speaker 8: soldiers buy him on the black market.
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  Speaker 3: And when that happens.
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  Speaker 8: The chaos that ensues at the end of an economy
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  Speaker 8: like that is frightening, and it leads to authoritarianism. It's
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  Speaker 8: the kind of chaos that led Julius Caesar to declare
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  Speaker 8: that he was going to be dictator for life. Granted
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  Speaker 8: it wasn't all that long. March fifteenth rolled around pretty
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  Speaker 8: quickly for him and Brute, but you know, upon killing Caesar,
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  Speaker 8: the next guy up said, you know, I kind of
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  Speaker 8: like this power.
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  Speaker 3: This is kind of cool. I didn't realize all the
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  Speaker 3: perks that came with this job, and he never left.
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  Speaker 3: Four hundred years later.
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  Speaker 8: They finally got out from under a collidse apsing dead
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  Speaker 8: star of a governing system.
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  Speaker 3: Why would we want that? Huh? Think about that?
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  Speaker 8: Why would we Why would anyone Democrat or Republican want that?
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  Speaker 9: Hmm?
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  Speaker 8: There are reasons, but first we must do our first things.
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  Speaker 8: Early absentee voting in the Commonwealth of Virginia began in
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  Speaker 8: an attempt to allow the General Assembly to temporarily suspend
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  Speaker 8: the Virginia Constitution and, as their own tv ads say,
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  Speaker 8: to strike back against President Trump. More redistricting news, California
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  Speaker 8: Republican Congressman Kevin Kylie has refiled with no party preference,
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  Speaker 8: registering as an independent because his district was redrawn in
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  Speaker 8: Governor Newsom's redistricting spasm to leave it leaning to the
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  Speaker 8: Democratic side.
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  Speaker 3: In Iran, Iran's.
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  Speaker 8: President Masoud Pujikian has rejected President Trump's tweeted demand of
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  Speaker 8: unconditional surrender. Israeli warplanes continued their assault on Beirut and Tehran,
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  Speaker 8: and Iran has launched another wave of retaliatory strikes against
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  Speaker 8: Gulf countries like Bahrain, even though Prisekian apologized for just
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  Speaker 8: seemingly lashing out at everyone who isn't Iranian. President Trump
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  Speaker 8: and War Secretary Pete Hanksith addressed the shortage of ammunition
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  Speaker 8: that several people were trying to say was an urban legend,
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  Speaker 8: but President Trump said, quote, we've discussed production and production
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  Speaker 8: schedules with the CEOs of military contractors, and they've agreed
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  Speaker 8: to quadruple production of the weaponry that we want to
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  Speaker 8: use to reach as rapidly as possible the highest levels
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  Speaker 8: of quantity. A spokesperson for Iran's Revolutionary Guard has picked
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  Speaker 8: up the gauntlet and said bring it play a or
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  Speaker 8: words to that effect. After Donald Trump said he might
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  Speaker 8: deploy the US Navy to escort oil tankers through the
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  Speaker 8: Strait of Hormuz, Iranian state media quoted Ali Mohammed Naiini
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  Speaker 8: as we would like the Americans to remember the fire
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  Speaker 8: on the American super tanker Bridgerton in nineteen eighty seven.
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  Speaker 8: First President Trump said late Thursday, the US ground invasion
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  Speaker 8: of Iran would be a waste of time in a
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  Speaker 8: phone call to NBC, even though Admiral Bradley Cooper, commander
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  Speaker 8: of US Central Commands, said that more than thirty Iranian
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  Speaker 8: warships have been sunk since Epic Fury began last Saturday.
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  Speaker 8: Russia is providing Iran with the intel they're using to
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  Speaker 8: target US troops and military assets in the conflict with them,
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  Speaker 8: according to two reports in Newsmax and The Washington Post,
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  Speaker 8: and President Trump is on his way to Dover Air
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  Speaker 8: Force Base to welcome back the bodies of those who
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  Speaker 8: have lost their lives in this attack.
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  Speaker 1: We couldn't tell you what six seven hits The words
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  Speaker 8: Kid It's five So you know those are the good
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  Speaker 8: old days, back when weekends meant you know, time off
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  Speaker 8: and recreation. I know that's why we're here, because you've
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  Speaker 8: got to get to work as well.
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  Speaker 3: Uh.
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  Speaker 8: And it's it's not that it's a bad thing, it's
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  Speaker 8: just it's a thing, and we've got to recognize there.
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  Speaker 8: So your day has to start just like it does
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  Speaker 8: Monday through Friday. So why would we take Saturday morning
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  Speaker 8: off to help you get it started? Four three, four
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  Speaker 8: eight eight two four two one seven. We're gonna be
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  Speaker 8: on the road in the end of March at Sea Pack.
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  Speaker 8: We're going to be in Dallas for all the newsmakers.
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  Speaker 8: And we visited with Matt Schlap, chairman of the Sea
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  Speaker 8: Pac Foundation, just yesterday and he told us some interesting things.
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  Speaker 8: I want to get into that coming up with it,
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  Speaker 8: but we have tons of folks already triggered and on
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  Speaker 8: the phone lines with us. So first to doctor Clark
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  Speaker 8: in Alabama, Good morning, Clark. How are you doing, sir.
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  Speaker 3: Clark? Clark? Are you there?
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  Speaker 8: What happened to him? Doctor Clark? All right, We'll switch
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  Speaker 8: and go to Matt in Virginia. Matt, how are you, sir?
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  Speaker 15: Oh? Not too bad. I was listening to the comedy
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  Speaker 15: routine that you had going with Joel.
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  Speaker 8: Oh about the Supreme Court. It was just the way
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  Speaker 8: he asked that. It was so deadpan, just like a
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  Speaker 8: great Bob Newhart sketch. You know, I didn't I almost
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  Speaker 8: didn't realize he was joking.
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  Speaker 15: Well, I knew an attorney in Vermont many many years ago,
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  Speaker 15: David Singheiser, and he had lost in a field to
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  Speaker 15: the state Supreme Court. And I asked him his reaction
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  Speaker 15: to it, and his immediate reaction was, they may be
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  Speaker 15: the Supreme Court, but they're wrong.
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  Speaker 3: That's right.
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  Speaker 15: And I think I think this can apply to the
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  Speaker 15: Virginia Supreme Court too, in that I think we all
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  Speaker 15: have standing as to whether or not the state government
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  Speaker 15: is violating the state constitution.
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  Speaker 8: Well, and that's what puzzles me in this, you know
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  Speaker 8: it Just so the story, if you're joining us in progress,
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  Speaker 8: is the Supreme Court was asked to rule on whether
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  Speaker 8: the General Assembly of Virginia related its own laws in
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  Speaker 8: the way it conducted its rush to this special redistricting election.
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  Speaker 8: And to me, their excuse, which was there's pending legislation,
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  Speaker 8: and we have a long standing tradition of not ruling
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  Speaker 8: on pending legislation, is a fraudulent application of it. If
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  Speaker 8: I may wax legal here, because the violation had nothing
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  Speaker 8: to do with the legislation out of the abstract. It
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  Speaker 8: was actually clear present and already completed, and the legislation
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  Speaker 8: was just tangential to it. They could have broken the
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  Speaker 8: law to fix a car or broken the law to
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  Speaker 8: buy lunch. The law breaking had already happened.
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  Speaker 15: Well, I mean, I get frustrated over the concept of
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  Speaker 15: we will not act on this because there is nearly
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  Speaker 15: flawed pending legislation.
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  Speaker 3: It's amazing.
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  Speaker 15: It's like it's like, okay, fine, let's go through and
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  Speaker 15: take the organs out of the patient. And then after
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  Speaker 15: you've done that, then we can rule that, oh, you
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  Speaker 15: shouldn't have done that.
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  Speaker 2: Now the patient is.
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  Speaker 3: Dead, right, and we can't do anything about it. So
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  Speaker 3: we're going to rule the cases moot.
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  Speaker 8: And part of the reason people are upset about this, Matt,
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  Speaker 8: your theory on this is as good as mine, I think,
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  Speaker 8: But my theory on this is the reason people are
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  Speaker 8: upset about this is that they know once it has
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  Speaker 8: been enacted, it's not going to go away.
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  Speaker 3: See Obamacare for reference.
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  Speaker 15: Oh yeah, yeah, And.
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  Speaker 9: This whole idea of well, let's suspend the constitution for
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  Speaker 9: just a little while and for just one instance. Yeah,
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  Speaker 9: it's it's it's the constitution.
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  Speaker 15: You don't just suspend it.
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  Speaker 8: Well, we we pinky swear, and you know, pinky swear
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  Speaker 8: is better than swearing on a koran. Uh that you know,
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  Speaker 8: we promise not to change anything once, once we're done
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  Speaker 8: with this one.
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  Speaker 15: Well, but one of the things that I worry about here, Well,
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  Speaker 15: I hear a lot of people talking now about the
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  Speaker 15: next presidential contest, and you're talking about Gavin Newsom, and
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  Speaker 15: they're talking about that Harris woman.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, that sort of.
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  Speaker 15: Thing, and I think the Democrats are going to run
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  Speaker 15: span Burger.
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  Speaker 8: Well, I've said that, I'm on record saying that Barry
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  Speaker 8: loves her little Barry Setero loves abspan Uh. And actually,
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  Speaker 8: if you're looking at this Texas race, the guy who
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  Speaker 8: just took Jasmine Crocoddile to the woodshed, Newsday not Newsday
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  Speaker 8: news Week already is reporting that he's cut from the
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  Speaker 8: same let's just say, less than forthcoming cloth that Barack
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  Speaker 8: Obama was when he ran, and that Abigail Spanberger was
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  Speaker 8: when she ran.
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  Speaker 1: Uh.
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  Speaker 8: This catfishing is has become the business model. They really
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  Speaker 8: do need to change their their anthropomorphic uh slogan or
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  Speaker 8: symbol from a donkey to a catfish.
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  Speaker 15: Well, first of all, your statement startles me because they
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  Speaker 15: didn't realize Newsweek was still in business.
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  Speaker 3: It's it's a it's it's a substack account. Now.
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  Speaker 15: The thing, the thing that surprised that annoys me, not
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  Speaker 15: surprises annoys me, is that Spanburger's value on the political
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  Speaker 15: front is that she can why not a only with
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  Speaker 15: a straight face, but with that little twinkle in her eye.
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  Speaker 8: And that big, that big excrement eating grin that she has.
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  Speaker 15: Yeah, that smile that says, oh you can trust me.
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  Speaker 8: You remember the the early is Zuzu cars add with
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  Speaker 8: David Leisure, the comedian.
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  Speaker 3: You know, Hi, I'm Joe as Zusu. He's lying, you know.
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  Speaker 8: That's exactly we should have those captions under a Spanburger speech.
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  Speaker 8: Let me see if I've got doctor Clark back here. Matt,
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  Speaker 8: good stuff, my friend, all right, you take care of
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  Speaker 8: Let me see if we've re established with Clark and Alabama?
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  Speaker 3: Good morning? Sorry are you there?
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  Speaker 2: Huh?
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  Speaker 8: I don't know what happened to him, and it's but
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  Speaker 8: you know, if he's there, I'm just going to clear
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  Speaker 8: the line, and maybe he'll see an indication that I
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  Speaker 8: hung up on him, because that's what we do in
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  Speaker 8: talk radio. We hang up on people, uh there all
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  Speaker 8: the time. But you know, to the chaos, and it's
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  Speaker 8: funny we have often said chaos, and they talk about chaos.
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  Speaker 3: The TV ads about.
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  Speaker 8: Redistricting in Virginia talk about Trump's chaos. Who's the one
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  Speaker 8: that's actually bringing about chaos? Like AKA suspending the Virginia Constitution,
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  Speaker 1: Quit The first thing today on the Tunk Media Network
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  Speaker 8: Have I mentioned how I despise touch pads are The
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  Speaker 8: no thank you, uh for the want of a double
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  Speaker 2: Uh.
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  Speaker 8: And I'm there struggling trying to use a touch pad
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  Speaker 8: and I am such a I'm so inept with them.
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  Speaker 8: It's just as bad as when I watch these kids
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  Speaker 8: in their touch typing with their two thumbs. I mean,
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  Speaker 8: I couldn't touch type with ten digits in high school.
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  Speaker 8: I'm not embarrassed to admit to you the only class
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  Speaker 8: scholastically that I ever failed. And now I know why,
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  Speaker 3: You're never going to use a keyboard. What do you
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  Speaker 3: need to learn to use this stuff for?
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  Speaker 8: It's like a Twilight Zone episode, never going to use
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  Speaker 8: a keyboard.
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  Speaker 3: One. I've won two three.
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  Speaker 8: Four five keyboards just in this studio. That's counting, you know,
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  Speaker 3: We'll see.
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  Speaker 8: Good morning, you're on the air with Joe first thing
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  Speaker 8: this morning.
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  Speaker 8: Nope, but yeah, you're you're in one of those zones
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  Speaker 3: Good morning, sir. What's going on?
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  Speaker 20: So?
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  Speaker 23: I got everything out here but a labrador. I got
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  Speaker 23: labs out here. But anyway, so uh oh, let's go
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  Speaker 23: back to the analogy of uh, the Washington Generals and
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  Speaker 23: the Republicans.
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  Speaker 8: Oh the so I compared the Republican Party to that
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  Speaker 8: basketball group, the Washington Generals, that they're the foils for
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  Speaker 8: the Harlem Globetrotters and have been for what two hundred years?
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  Speaker 3: It seems like, yeah.
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  Speaker 23: They they won't a ball games somehow one time, but
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  Speaker 23: on how it happened, I wasn't there. Oh. I like
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  Speaker 23: that analogy and I use it, but I think the
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  Speaker 23: the illusion of a contest.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that was the reason I made the analogy.
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  Speaker 23: Yeah, they're just you know, we get to think that
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  Speaker 3: So there's that.
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  Speaker 2: They're going to say.
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  Speaker 23: What they're going to say is well, to intervening at
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  Speaker 23: this point would be to overturn the will of the people,
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  Speaker 3: Yep.
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  Speaker 8: That's one of the things I've proposed. I proposed this
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  Speaker 23: Right now, I cut out for a minute. Joe did
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  Speaker 23: my part about remembering stuff where the Iranians come through. No, huh,
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  Speaker 23: very interesting, not.
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  Speaker 3: That anyone in Langley, Virginia is listening or anything.
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  Speaker 23: Okay, well, what were you saying on the Straits of
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  Speaker 23: Hormuts that wants us to be remembering stuff?
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, you tell him.
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  Speaker 23: Clark said, don't worry, pal, We're gonna remember the embassy
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  Speaker 23: remembering while epic fury's coming your way.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, if somebody should have checked that speech for incendiary
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  Speaker 8: or inflammatory language before he took to the podium. But again,
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  Speaker 8: I don't know how much of the Iranian government is
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  Speaker 8: still there. The speech writing team may have gone up
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  Speaker 8: with the Ayatola. Well good ridden Well it's about what
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  Speaker 8: comes next. And I'm really worried that. You know, when
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  Speaker 8: the next Ayatola is, I'm I'm.
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  Speaker 3: Yelling, no, you don't want another. The whole point was
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  Speaker 3: these kids were.
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  Speaker 8: Rising up, not against it, and maybe see see there
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  Speaker 8: was a I forget the liberal news source, there was
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  Speaker 8: a liberal publication U that went to Venezuela and actually
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  Speaker 8: published a piece saying, it's really.
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  Speaker 3: Weird how it's so nice here now.
• 35:09
  Speaker 8: And and you know, it's it's so different than it was.
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  Speaker 8: So I'm worried that President Trump's advisors think that just
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  Speaker 8: taking out that one particular Ayatola is going to fix
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  Speaker 8: life for the thirty odd thousand dissidents that were killed
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  Speaker 8: or their families, and all the ones that might remain
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  Speaker 8: courageous enough to face the what remains of the Iranian
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  Speaker 8: There have been like a bunch of Iyatolas in Iran
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  Speaker 8: since seventy seven.
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  Speaker 23: They're like lifes. But Tita Chip, Joe, you can't quote
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  Speaker 23: after just one off, I hope not. Now you brought
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  Speaker 23: up the videos that the mainstream media won't talk.
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  Speaker 3: About, the celebrations in the street. Yeah, oh my goodness.
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  Speaker 23: And you know, I'll tell you what. If you're listening
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  Speaker 23: right now after Joe's show, just go to whatever search
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  Speaker 23: things you want and put Iranians celebrating in and see
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  Speaker 23: how many videos you can see of Iranians are Persians
• 36:17
  Speaker 23: celebrating in the streets across the planet. Now, I'm waiting
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  Speaker 23: for somebody to break out the new seekers. I'd like
• 36:24
  Speaker 23: to teach the world is thing in perfect harmony, because
• 36:26
  Speaker 23: that's what it reminds me of, is I watch these things.
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  Speaker 23: But here's the thing, Joe, how many people do you
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  Speaker 23: think you've seen in these various videos? A million, a
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  Speaker 23: couple million, A bunch of people, A bunch of people, right, Now,
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  Speaker 23: if you get a third of those people to go
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  Speaker 23: back to Iran, I think we get the government we
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  Speaker 23: way twitch that we couldn't export a decent government to Iraq,
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  Speaker 23: but maybe they can import one to Iran.
• 37:09
  Speaker 8: And maybe that was the mistake we did in Iraq
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  Speaker 23: We can't fix Iran for the Iranians. Iranians have to
• 37:23
  Speaker 23: fix that. That's the only solution. We can't go fix
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  Speaker 8: Well, and that's the problem is, you know, mister Dulles,
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• 37:37
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  Speaker 1: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today.
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  Speaker 8: Oh yeah, a kind of a dramatic, you know, undertelling
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  Speaker 8: of what happened one week ago. Uh so many metaphors
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  Speaker 8: in there far as four three four eight A two
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  Speaker 8: four two one seven.
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  Speaker 3: And you got to give, you know, this radiant.
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  Speaker 8: Republican guard leader credit for saber rattling, you know, daring
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  Speaker 8: us to come through the streets of hor moves. And
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  Speaker 8: people ask me, mostly in the last seven days, what
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  Speaker 8: is there going to be troops on the ground. If
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  Speaker 8: there are troops on the ground, this is where NATO
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  Speaker 8: or the United Nations should consider this. They dug the
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  Speaker 8: Suez Canal because they knew at some point the Strait
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  Speaker 8: of Hormovez could be a problem. We need to secure
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  Speaker 8: the Strait of Hormos, and by we mean the rest
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  Speaker 8: of the planet. Twenty percent of the oil moves through there.
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  Speaker 8: And I'm sorry for my friends who are heavily invested
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  Speaker 8: in building solar farms.
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  Speaker 3: That ain't going to cut it.
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  Speaker 8: But to what end do we create a Panama Canal
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  Speaker 8: Zone kind of thing and then turn it over to
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  Speaker 8: somebody fifty years fance and hope that they run it.
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  Speaker 3: Well? Do we bring in a third party arbiter?
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  Speaker 8: Do we find some chaicom company that wants to mediate
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  Speaker 8: SEU the straight of horn Movez for us? They are
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  Speaker 8: sending emissaries apparently there These are questions that you have
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  Speaker 8: to ask your representatives, And yes, your representatives are supposed
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  Speaker 8: to have a say on how these things are done.
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  Speaker 8: What they're not telling you when they get their free airtime.
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  Speaker 8: Whether it's rand Paul, who, for the most part, I
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  Speaker 8: like everything, he stands for his dad more so Tim
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  Speaker 8: Kaine and all these people who are rattling saber about
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  Speaker 8: the war powers you gave the president war powers in
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  Speaker 8: two thousand and two when you said go get them boy.
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  Speaker 8: When the President said I need to conduct a war
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  Speaker 8: on terrorism in the Senate and the House voted almost unanimously,
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  Speaker 8: I'm giving the president and the power to go off
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  Speaker 8: and wage war against terror.
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  Speaker 3: This should have been the first stop.
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  Speaker 8: And the question was asked and for you, especially on
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  Speaker 8: Long Island news radio, who are joining us. You didn't
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  Speaker 8: hear this yesterday, but I was asked by a listener.
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  Speaker 8: I thought Trump was gonna stop wars. This is the
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  Speaker 8: end of a war. What's the what's the expression? It's
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  Speaker 8: it's not the beginning of the end. It's the it's
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  Speaker 8: not the end of the beginning, it's the beginning of
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  Speaker 8: the end.
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  Speaker 3: He didn't start war.
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  Speaker 8: This is an end to a war that Iran has
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  Speaker 8: been foam ending for fifty years, and perhaps we started
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  Speaker 8: seventy years ago. And this is why Trump has to
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  Speaker 8: be better than Dulles when it comes to state craft.
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  Speaker 8: We don't want to make a p but regime in
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  Speaker 8: Iran that blew up in our face. Already we are
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  Speaker 8: here because we had a puppet regime. And as a
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  Speaker 8: matter of fact, Match Slab I have a clip from
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  Speaker 8: his visit Reza Palavi, the son of the Shah is
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  Speaker 8: one of those folks who is volunteering himself to be
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  Speaker 8: in uh, you know, a stewardship role in the Iranian
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  Speaker 8: government while this ir Ic in France gets its legs
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  Speaker 8: under it and provisional government. Trump is saying that he
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  Speaker 8: wants to see who the new Iatola is. Iotola is
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  Speaker 8: going to do what Iatola is going to do, and
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  Speaker 8: don't make me Iotola you.
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  Speaker 3: So, I'm sorry.
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  Speaker 8: I wasn't going there at first, but after the second
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  Speaker 8: Iatola in the sentence, it was almost a fetacomplete. But
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  Speaker 8: we visited with match Slap yesterday getting ready to go
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  Speaker 8: to Freedom to Sea Pack. Well, getting ready to go
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  Speaker 8: to Freedom Fest too, but that's not the point.
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  Speaker 3: Matt's not involved in that.
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  Speaker 8: And he said something interesting about what and who is
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  Speaker 8: going to be celebrated at Sea Pack.
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  Speaker 3: Do we have the clip of Matt Schlamp.
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  Speaker 16: Well, I think the thing we have to focus on
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  Speaker 16: first is the people that are doing things in their communities.
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  Speaker 3: Joe.
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  Speaker 16: We spent way too much time as a conservative movement
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  Speaker 16: watching famous people kind of attack each other or talk
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  Speaker 16: about how they're more or less maga and so our
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  Speaker 16: theme is actions not words.
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  Speaker 2: So we're going to focus on the doers.
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  Speaker 16: It's not all of them are household names yet, but
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  Speaker 16: the Nick Shirley's of the world and he is coming
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  Speaker 16: need to talk about how you just get involved.
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  Speaker 2: In your community to push back.
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  Speaker 16: I mean, in Texas, a have this problem where apparently
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  Speaker 16: they've built a breathtaking number of mosques and uh. You know,
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  Speaker 16: in America, where we have religious freedom, you also have
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  Speaker 16: this problem where you don't want to be growing jihad
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  Speaker 16: uh within our country and and and Joe Biden's open
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  Speaker 16: borders contributed to that. So you know, we want to
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  Speaker 16: talk to we want to talk to the people.
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  Speaker 2: Who are pushing back on that.
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  Speaker 16: There's a lot of great people in media and journalism
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  Speaker 16: who once again they don't have some big show yet,
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  Speaker 16: but they're making.
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  Speaker 2: A real difference. And the same thing from members of Congress.
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  Speaker 16: You have members of Congress uh that are do that,
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  Speaker 16: that are actually up there to.
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  Speaker 2: Get things passed and to work hard and uh.
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  Speaker 16: And I think too many times we've highlighted the members
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  Speaker 16: of Congress that are just live and you know, famous
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  Speaker 16: and get a lot of TV hits and they're not
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  Speaker 16: necessarily legislators. So it's got we have a different approach.
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  Speaker 16: I've watched so much during the course of the year,
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  Speaker 16: and I don't know. I think we need to give
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  Speaker 16: the spotlight to some people who you might.
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  Speaker 2: Not know yet.
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  Speaker 3: Well.
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  Speaker 8: I love that idea, especially those up and coming people
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  Speaker 8: the Tennessee folks for that waylay in there. But I
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  Speaker 8: love what Matt was saying about highlighting the people who
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  Speaker 8: are actually doing stuff rather than those who just are
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  Speaker 8: quotable the SoundBite machines. And yeah, you can for you know,
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  Speaker 8: whether it's Marjorie Taylor Green or Tucker Carlson or you know,
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  Speaker 8: you name it. We're in the media, we're in the
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  Speaker 8: But that's not getting things done. And that's how we
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  Speaker 8: wind up in places where you know, just glibly picking
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  Speaker 8: who you're for and who you're against is how you
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  Speaker 8: wind up in spots where you're either forced to admit
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  Speaker 8: you were not entirely truthful at the onset, or you're
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