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"What's Hungarian for 'Look Out'?" (Friday, April 17, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: I would, you.
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  Speaker 3: First thing today.
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  Speaker 7: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 7: you this morning. Well, you sit there and bask in
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  Speaker 7: the amplitude or frequency modulation. I will tell you what
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  Speaker 7: went on last night. I will also give you my
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  Speaker 7: analysis of the evidence collected in the debris field from
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  Speaker 7: what went on last night. And then I want to
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  Speaker 7: hear how it's impacting you where you are. You can
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  Speaker 7: But a story we had for you, and I want
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  Speaker 7: to tie two stories together, uh, because I'm into that
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  Speaker 7: kind of stuff. First, the story of Eric Charamella and
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  Speaker 7: Vindamin and Adam Schiff for Brains Paul Sperry, Real Clear Investigations.
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  Speaker 7: Great picture of Eric Charamela sitting under Abraham Lincoln. Picture
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  Speaker 7: in the Oval office with Barry Barry Stero, also known
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  Speaker 7: as President Baranco Obamber, former Inspector General who fast tracked
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  Speaker 7: a whistleblower complaint that led to first impeachment of Donald Trump,
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  Speaker 7: knew the whistleblower was a registered Democrat and Joe Biden
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  Speaker 7: team member, and yet still determined his complaint was a
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  Speaker 7: matter of urgent concern. Then it comes out through the
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  Speaker 7: d NI Gabbard's filings yesterday that not only did this
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  Speaker 7: guy no people, he sat down with Adam Schiff's staff
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  Speaker 7: before he even made his whistle blower statements. I bring
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  Speaker 7: this up because in Hungary, the newly elected Democratic Party
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  Speaker 7: of Hungary. No, I'm they don't use donkeys as there
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  Speaker 7: so symbol there, but the Eric, the Hakim Jeffries of
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  Speaker 7: Hungary has now told anyone who was associated with Victor
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  Speaker 7: Orbon they're coming for you. They want to purge of
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  Speaker 7: the government. They're going to arrest, they're going to take
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  Speaker 7: property from anyone who is associated with the Victor Orbon government.
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  Speaker 7: I say this because look at what Eric Charamela was
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  Speaker 7: able to do with crossfire, hurricane and a little whistle
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  Speaker 7: blowing on a Ukraine phone call and understand what is
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  Speaker 7: coming starting in January. If you don't consider, if you
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  Speaker 7: get gasoled into thinking, oh this is just my grandparents'
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  Speaker 7: Democrats of Truman or whatever, you're so wrong. President Trump,
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  Speaker 7: in our first Things this morning, made a push to
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  Speaker 7: extend the government's warrantless wireless surveillance powers FISA and the
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  Speaker 7: section seven zero two, ironically the section of the FISA
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  Speaker 7: Act that they used to create the Steele dossier on him,
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  Speaker 7: Yet he wanted an extension of it now, but conservative
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  Speaker 7: lawmakers in the House like Chip Roy and Morgan Griffith
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  Speaker 7: blocked a deal that would have extended the program for
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  Speaker 7: five years while not reforming whether or not government organizations
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  Speaker 7: needed to get a warrant to go and look up
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  Speaker 7: your communication records. RUS appears to be holding in Lebanon,
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  Speaker 7: even though Hezbollah has not signed on to it, nor
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  Speaker 7: were they included in the negotiations, but apparently it's on
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  Speaker 7: the Lebanese government to control them. Former Virginia Lieutenant Governor
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  Speaker 7: Justin Fairfax, who was a gubernatorial candidate until Terry mccauliffe
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  Speaker 7: decided he wanted that job instead, and sexual assault scandals
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  Speaker 7: bubbled up that ruined that career, is now dead, was
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  Speaker 7: found dead by his teenage son in the family's bathroom
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  Speaker 7: in Annandale, Virginia, a victim of suicide. That suicide followed
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  Speaker 7: what police are saying was the murder of his estranged wife, Chia.
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  Speaker 7: Pope Leo the fourteenth blasted a handful of tyrants who
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  Speaker 7: he says are ravaging the earth with war and exploitation.
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  Speaker 7: He said it in Cameroon in Bamida, Cameroon, where crowds
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  Speaker 7: greeted the leader as he held a roundtable of peace
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  Speaker 7: with a Mankin traditional chief, a Presbyterian moderator, an imam,
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  Speaker 7: and a Catholic nun. Meanwhile, Pope Leo the fourteenth brothers
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  Speaker 7: home was the target of a bomb threat yesterday. Police
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  Speaker 7: say there were no bombs, just a phone call saying
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  Speaker 7: there was. US and Israel have seized airstrikes, and Iran
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  Speaker 7: still has an internet blackout going on in their country. However,
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  Speaker 7: their hackers are still able to make fake lego movies
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  Speaker 7: and apparently try to hack into US security forces, although
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  Speaker 7: we've been told that they are using Chinese spy satellites
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  Speaker 7: to maybe they use Eric Swalwell's login to get to
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  Speaker 7: the Chinese spy satellites. We'll get more things. First thing
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  Speaker 5: We the people are guaranteed five freedoms in the First Amendment.
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  Speaker 15: Yeah?
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  Speaker 21: The sound.
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  Speaker 2: Hundred to do lists. Putting the radio on is the
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  Speaker 2: first thing today?
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  Speaker 3: Is that the cemornation or just opponent state.
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  Speaker 4: You met look out people worn gets too lay?
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  Speaker 7: Has anyone ever asked you if a telephone conversation is private?
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  Speaker 7: There have been arguments. I grew up in an area
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  Speaker 7: where organized crime were some of the first adopters of
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  Speaker 7: cell phone technology because a the cops can't wyat tap
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  Speaker 7: it because there's no address for them to get a
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  Speaker 7: warrant for it there.
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  Speaker 3: So.
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  Speaker 7: And so the wise guys all got why to cell
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  Speaker 7: phone technology very early on and still in popular use
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  Speaker 7: because very hard. It's easier now with access, But is
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  Speaker 7: a phone conversation over telephone lines private or is it
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  Speaker 7: a public conversation on a public thoroughfare. It's part of
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  Speaker 7: this whole debate over FISA. And I'm going to tie
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  Speaker 7: the FISA debate into the Charamela whistle blowing filings under
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  Speaker 7: d and I Gabbard and what's going on in Hungary,
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  Speaker 7: because I think what's going on in Hungary is a
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  Speaker 7: warning claxon ringing very loudly about what can happen now
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  Speaker 7: that we know what Charamela was doing, We know about crossfire, hurricane,
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  Speaker 7: we know what the intel community can do. When confronted
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  Speaker 7: with no song to sing, they compose one. With no
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  Speaker 7: whistle to blow, they fashion one. And the ability of
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  Speaker 7: the government to go to the phone company and say,
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  Speaker 7: I want to know who doctor Clark in Alabama is
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  Speaker 7: calling every morning, and the phone companies don't have to
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  Speaker 7: ask for a warrant to get it, should they? Or
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  Speaker 7: are you in public? Because the debate about these surveillance
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  Speaker 7: cameras on the road, these license plate readers and speed
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  Speaker 7: cameras is you're out in public? Are you out in
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  Speaker 7: public if you're on your phone, even if you're in
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  Speaker 7: your house. The argument is made you're out in public
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  Speaker 7: when you're on the internet, isn't it the same thing.
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  Speaker 7: Nobody asked these questions because we just assume things. Clark,
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  Speaker 7: am I wrong about that? Should I be worried about
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  Speaker 7: what this guy in Hungary is doing purging all the
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  Speaker 7: Orbon people. Anyone who supported Orbon is going to get,
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  Speaker 7: you know, get theirs from this new mandate of the government.
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  Speaker 7: In light of what we know about Cherumela and Vindamann
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  Speaker 7: and all these folks who you know, win faced without
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  Speaker 7: a song to sing, just composed one at the request
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  Speaker 7: of people like Adam Schiff.
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  Speaker 22: Yes, so let's see Hungary going after political opposition kind
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  Speaker 22: of like the Democrats, Joe, They ain't kind of like
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  Speaker 22: the Democrats. What did we determine? There was thirteen one
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  Speaker 22: hundred to something people persecuted on the J six deal
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  Speaker 22: and thousands of years in jail time. You know, they've
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  Speaker 22: already promised that when they get back in power, they're
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  Speaker 22: locking up everybody that was part of ICE. I would
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  Speaker 22: not be surprised, Joe if they made having a Trump
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  Speaker 22: bumper sticker a crime and subpoena every municipality's traffic like farmers.
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  Speaker 7: I've got a hate speech.
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  Speaker 22: What vehicles had Trump stickers at some point in time.
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  Speaker 7: They already have the two kid with hate speech regulation, Clark.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't.
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  Speaker 22: Have a two care justice system, Joe.
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  Speaker 7: As soon as there's.
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  Speaker 22: More than one teer, it quit being justice and it
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  Speaker 22: becomes just us. We the people ain't never going to
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  Speaker 22: be part of that us.
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  Speaker 7: Magyar Magyar is the guy I couldn't remember. Magyar is
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  Speaker 7: the new thug in Hungary who's decided to get you know,
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  Speaker 7: his Soviet on and is gonna, you know, have stocks
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  Speaker 7: Hungarian what thug?
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  Speaker 3: Maggiar?
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  Speaker 22: They were the mag Yards before they were the Hungarian.
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  Speaker 7: Really, I did not know that.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah.
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  Speaker 7: See this is why you keep your ears open. You
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  Speaker 7: might learn something before you're done. So so the Hungarian
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  Speaker 7: Prime Minister Hungarian is there. That doesn't That doesn't strike
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  Speaker 7: off any oligarchy, does it not?
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  Speaker 22: But a little now, briefly on Nick Cruise, Okay, the
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  Speaker 22: shooter in park made any mistakes. There were no mistakes made.
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  Speaker 22: They were following directives. They have rescinded the Dear Colleague
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  Speaker 22: letter of January twenty fourteen, but you can still find it,
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  Speaker 22: dear listener, if you look. I can, so I know
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  Speaker 22: you can.
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  Speaker 7: He means the one from the Obama administration saying we
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  Speaker 7: really need to do something about this school to prison
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  Speaker 7: pipeline and reduce the number of young people who are
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  Speaker 7: going from misdeeds in school to prison as adults.
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  Speaker 22: That letter is as chilling as anything in nineteen eighty.
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  Speaker 7: Four, and it's the reason that the Parkland's School Division
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  Speaker 7: gives for why Nicholas Cruz kept falling through the cracks
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  Speaker 7: despite being in the custody of law enforcement at least
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  Speaker 7: four times. If I'm remembering Curry, he.
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  Speaker 22: Didn't fall through cracks. He was shoved through a revolving door.
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  Speaker 7: That's a better padology.
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  Speaker 22: No on Eric's Cerramela Michael Atkinson. Mary McCord's name has
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  Speaker 22: gotten to be mentioned at some point in time. Brennan
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  Speaker 22: Clapper coming, yeah, or stock page at all.
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  Speaker 7: But this is what I was saying about fixing. Fixing
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  Speaker 7: the justice system only happens when a judge that allows
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  Speaker 7: these things, or a school administrator that allows these things,
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  Speaker 7: or a president that suborns these things faces some repercussion
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  Speaker 7: for it, and they we don't We shrug.
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  Speaker 22: And you know, oh yeah, you said more courtrooms were necessary.
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  Speaker 22: Earlier this morning, and I thought, well, that implies more judges.
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  Speaker 22: And when I think of judges, I think of both
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  Speaker 22: Burg and the crew, and I'm thinking, we don't need
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  Speaker 22: more judges, we need better judgment.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, but if you if you have more judges, it
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  Speaker 7: becomes harder to corrupt all of them. So the process
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  Speaker 7: can actually.
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  Speaker 3: Sort that out.
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  Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, that's true.
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  Speaker 3: Now, if.
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  Speaker 22: They are successful with going after Eric Shiramla Micha Lackinson
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  Speaker 22: at all, if justice is restored, out of all of
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  Speaker 22: the people in the Trump administration, if this is successful,
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  Speaker 22: I vote Tulcy Gabber gets the biggest statue.
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  Speaker 7: Well, unfortunately the hero in this, she's it. But I
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  Speaker 7: my fear is that these you know, low level functionaries,
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  Speaker 7: Charamela and Vindaman and Atkinson are going to be the
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  Speaker 7: what's the word they use. There's a there's an old
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  Speaker 7: Latin word for patsy. Yes, there. They are going to
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  Speaker 7: be the fall guy for the Clappers and the Komi's
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  Speaker 7: and and all of the folks up stream.
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  Speaker 22: Here's the thing about that, in the few cases where
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  Speaker 22: any of these people have ever been indicted or investigated
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  Speaker 22: or anything, they have done a very good job keeping
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  Speaker 22: their mouth shut here to four.
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  Speaker 7: But here's the thing.
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  Speaker 22: They've never faced any real consequences. They've always known that
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  Speaker 22: they control the prosecutor, the judge, the investigative branch. There's
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  Speaker 22: never been any element of fear. And I contend Joe
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  Speaker 22: that there is no sense of omarca in any of
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  Speaker 22: these people. There's no code of silence. I've soon asked
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  Speaker 22: they think I could go to president. From now on,
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  Speaker 19: Now, my mother, my mother had a rug that looked
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  Speaker 19: This is a big football spring weekend for both Virginia
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  Speaker 19: Tech and the University of Virginia. So for everyone else
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  Speaker 19: by the Screenames is going on all over and primarily
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  Speaker 19: Tony Elliott and James Franklin are saying the same thing
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  Speaker 19: that every other coach is saying. We're doing this, we're
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  Speaker 19: doing that, But a couple of different cases, because when
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  Speaker 19: you look at the UVA program brought in twenty nine
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  Speaker 19: players from the transfer portal. Again is ranked their classes
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  Speaker 19: ranked top thirty thirteen grads, grad transfers, sixteen undergrads. And
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  Speaker 19: you know they tapped a lot of like uab's Middle Tennessee's,
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  Speaker 3: You know, they did a pretty good job with it
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  Speaker 19: Boe Privula from Missouri will probably be the starting quarterback
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  Speaker 3: Listen to this is really smart.
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  Speaker 28: What he said, we can't get away from them. I
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  Speaker 28: said of that of this being a developmental age or
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, so see that that makes a lot of sense.
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  Speaker 19: I let you know, the kids transfer and say okay, hey,
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  Speaker 19: I'm going to try try to get better.
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  Speaker 19: You transfer, the development is up to you, you know,
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  Speaker 3: It doesn't come from it. I just think that's pretty smart,
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  Speaker 19: Yeah, Virginia Tech now James Franklin first year, it's going
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  Speaker 19: to be a big, big spring weekend for Virginia Tech.
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  Speaker 19: They'll probably at forty thousand in Lane Stadium, maybe even
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  Speaker 19: you know, they brought in twenty seven players in the
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  Speaker 19: portal as well. I was counting today. I was just
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  Speaker 19: there's the other one.
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  Speaker 3: They brought in five that I see right away from
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  Speaker 19: Now, Franklin said, we're gonna do a lot of things
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  Speaker 19: He also said that after the spring game, they're gonna
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  Speaker 3: Says, our position coaches are going to do it. We're
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  Speaker 3: The high school guys and trying to do it.
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  Speaker 19: But he said he wanted to know that. Yeah, it's
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  Speaker 19: gonna be a game, no halftime. But he said, we
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  Speaker 19: talking about his team. We are not the show.
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  Speaker 21: That fifteenth practice or that fourteenth practice is just so valuable.
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  Speaker 7: That's why they've gone away with it.
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  Speaker 4: So to me, we're.
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  Speaker 19: Going to the stadium, gonna let everybody kind of get
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  Speaker 19: a peek at who and what we're going to be.
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  Speaker 16: It's it's it's about us, not putting on a show.
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  Speaker 7: So we we got to get better.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, he's we've got to get better. You know.
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  Speaker 19: Naturally, spring games are pretty because you know, they don't
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  Speaker 19: want to give away anything. You know, they're not gonna
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  Speaker 19: there's not gonna be like, you know, double passes in
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  Speaker 7: in Blacksburg that the stadium has downloaded this sound effect
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  Speaker 7: for every time some of the somebody's scores a touchdown
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  Speaker 7: to play for mac?
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  Speaker 20: Uh?
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  Speaker 7: Here, it's not playing. Why isn't it playing? I don't know.
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  Speaker 7: It's a you know, if you've ever been to Beaver
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  Speaker 7: Stadium every time they score you here, Oh, some strange
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  Speaker 3: That gobbles sound effect is the ever o. God, he's
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  Speaker 19: So last week or it was a week ago, I
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  Speaker 19: met with Debbie Ryan doing all the all the right thing.
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  Speaker 3: But here's the story I wanted to bring to the table.
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  Speaker 3: We get to kick back. I'll monitor the portal a
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  Speaker 7: This guy is you know, he's another one of these,
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  Speaker 19: Like I had a student yesterday we were doing we
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  Speaker 7: Joined the host of the Good for America podcast. One
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  Speaker 7: of these days, I'm going to ask Bob good if
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  Speaker 7: he has found the same thing that a lot of
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  Speaker 7: Good morning, Bob. How are you doing this morning, sir?
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  Speaker 1: Good morning, Joe doing great? Hope you are?
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  Speaker 7: You know what? I have a text message here?
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  Speaker 3: Is it a text?
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  Speaker 7: No, it's an email from a listener and I won't
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  Speaker 1: Well, now are you think?
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  Speaker 21: Because I don't know a lot about Hamarabi's code, so
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  Speaker 21: I'm not prepared to talk about it.
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  Speaker 7: As well.
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  Speaker 21: It does speak to the intellectual capacity of the Joe
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  Speaker 21: Thomas listening audience.
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  Speaker 7: That is it? They well, and you know me, they're
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  Speaker 7: holding me up by my bootstraps. But obviously the existential horror,
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  Speaker 7: horrific nightmare that happened in annandale H and I guess
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  Speaker 7: it was discovered Thursday morning by a teenage boy who
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  Speaker 7: I can't even imagine, you know, what, what would impact
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  Speaker 7: of something like this. Uh, justin Fairfax, former lieutenant governor
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  Speaker 7: h gubernatorial front runner at one point in twenty twenty
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  Speaker 7: murder suicide, kills his wife who was kicking him out
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  Speaker 7: seeking divorce, and then takes his own life. I guess
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  Speaker 7: at some point realizing what he had done. It's there
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  Speaker 7: are so many issues in here, obviously, what are your
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  Speaker 7: first thoughts regarding those you know left behind in a
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  Speaker 7: horrific story like this.
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  Speaker 21: Well, as you said, it's a terrible, tragic, horrific situation.
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  Speaker 21: And when these thin kind of things occur around us,
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  Speaker 21: we're reminded that we don't know what people are going through.
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  Speaker 21: people around us. We're also reminded by about what matters
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  Speaker 21: motion in life as we look around the world and
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  Speaker 21: even now five years four years later, where the people
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  Speaker 21: in Iran are going through the.
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  Speaker 1: Persecution of suffering there.
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  Speaker 21: And when you look at tragedies this around us, you're
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  Speaker 21: prayers for the family, the children who were in the
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  Speaker 1: Prayers for them.
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  Speaker 21: The Lord can use death, The Lord can use tragedy
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  Speaker 20: You know?
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  Speaker 21: And I hope that people will come to the saving
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  Speaker 7: Wow, as well said, thank you so much. I mean,
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  Speaker 7: I almost don't want to bring up any of the
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  Speaker 7: other stuff on my list of stuff I want to
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  Speaker 7: talk to you after that. I want to talk about
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  Speaker 7: this Tulsi Gabbert case. It's getting next to no oxygen
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  Speaker 7: in the press, because I don't know if they're just
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  Speaker 7: they don't like the story or it's not as sexy
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  Speaker 7: as what's going on between Iran and the United States.
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  Speaker 7: But where A. D and I Gabbard has now filed
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  Speaker 7: charges Eric Jaramela and inferring that Yavigni Vindemann and his
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  Speaker 7: brother were also part of this. Adam Schiff was apparently
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  Speaker 7: having his staffers meet with Jaramela before he ever even
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  Speaker 7: gave his quote whistle blower testimony on the Ukraine phone
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  Speaker 7: call that became the source of impeachment number one of
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  Speaker 7: Donald Trump. You know it will there in your view,
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  Speaker 7: having been inside this machine, will there be justice served
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  Speaker 7: to this or will this just be another one of
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  Speaker 7: you know, he'll go to a country club prison for
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  Speaker 7: a little while until Abigail Spanberger gets elected president. She'll
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  Speaker 7: pardon him for his services to the country or whatever
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  Speaker 7: such nonsense they come up with.
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  Speaker 21: Well, in the latter part of that statement, I don't
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  Speaker 21: think Abigail Spenberger is helping her campaign for the presidency
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  Speaker 21: with her actions in Virginia.
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  Speaker 1: In her first hundred days or so.
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  Speaker 21: There is that we're reminded once again that elections have consequences,
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  Speaker 21: and electing Democrats have consequences, and particularly as it applies
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  Speaker 21: to the Second Amendment if nothing else, and you're following
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  Speaker 21: that case better than I am.
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  Speaker 1: But I will just say about Tulci Gabbard.
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  Speaker 21: And to your ultimate question, Unfortunately, if we look at
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  Speaker 21: typical history, we seem to rarely have people ultimately held accountable.
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  Speaker 1: But I will give credit to Tulsea Gabbert.
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  Speaker 21: While she's a Democrat and she agrees with the Democrat
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  Speaker 21: Party on most things, obviously she ran for the Democrat
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  Speaker 21: nomination for president, she was a Democrat congress woman, but
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  Speaker 21: she does show some rare courage, some rare principle to
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  Speaker 21: challenge the status quo, to speak truth to power, to
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  Speaker 21: fight for transparency.
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  Speaker 1: And accountability and government. And I would commend her for that.
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  Speaker 21: I've met her, I don't really know her after she
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  Speaker 21: had left office.
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  Speaker 1: We had some interaction in DC a little.
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  Speaker 21: Bit, but I'm glad she's trying to hold them accountable.
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  Speaker 7: Well on that, I'm going to pivot to FISA. So
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  Speaker 7: last night, or actually to this morning, they finally killed
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  Speaker 7: the clean PISA reauthorization and they managed to agree to
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  Speaker 7: extent well I'll extend for a couple I guess till
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  Speaker 7: the end of the month. To try to debate on it.
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  Speaker 7: But Chip Roy, who I know is a good friend
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  Speaker 7: of yours, and you know UVA alumni, is you know,
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  Speaker 7: leading this charge to say, listen, if you want to
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  Speaker 7: know what somebody's doing on their phone, you should at
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  Speaker 7: least have to go in front of one of these
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  Speaker 7: visa judges and get a warrant. You know, this may
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  Speaker 7: even not even be a big deal, but they're certainly
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  Speaker 7: making it out to be a big deal. Bob, what
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  Speaker 7: do you make of that.
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  Speaker 21: Great op ed by the way, in the Washington Times
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  Speaker 21: by former Congressman in Virginia sixth district Bob Goodlatt, who's
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  Speaker 21: been strong on this issue, former chair of Judiciary Committee,
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  Speaker 21: as you know, but he wrote a great op ed
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  Speaker 21: about how VISA, the abuse of IVISA can be used
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  Speaker 21: to create a national gun registry.
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  Speaker 1: So I certainly recommend that for you in the listening.
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  Speaker 3: Wow.
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  Speaker 21: Okay, but the federal government searching our bank records or
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  Speaker 21: obtaining our bank records, our Internet searches, our text messages,
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  Speaker 21: our emails, our personal information, and so forth. You've done
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  Speaker 21: how the income taxes against the Fourth Amendment or a
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  Speaker 21: violation the Fourth Amendment, you know, against searches and seizures and.
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  Speaker 7: A property information.
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  Speaker 21: Yeah, but with visa you had to In the wee
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  Speaker 21: hours of this morning, in the one two am range,
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  Speaker 21: they were trying to pass on the House floor. Two
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  Speaker 21: different attempts there that thankfully were killed, both of them.
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  Speaker 1: One to do a five.
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  Speaker 21: Year extension at five So if I you vear reauthorization
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  Speaker 21: Only six Republicans, only six I want to name them
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