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Wicked Radio 4-24: Pot Reclassified - Media Ignores, NFL Draft Wins, & Soldier Bet On Maduro Raid! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: What was the media trying to sell you last night?
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Speaker 1: In this morning, we'll go through all that, but thanks
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Speaker 1: for hanging out with me. Hey, it's Friday. We'llkind it Friday,
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Speaker 1: So you're hanging out with me Bill, your friendly neighborhood
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Speaker 1: media critic, and wick At Radio, the live stream and
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Speaker 1: then the replay and then the audio podcast wherever we
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Speaker 1: like to find him and all that good stuff. It's
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Speaker 1: a lot to talk about today. Some of it is
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Speaker 1: just absolutely fascinating, at least to me. Obviously. Yes, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna talk about the NFL Draft. We'll wrap it up
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Speaker 1: today with that. It's huge. As always, you may not
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Speaker 1: like sports or the NFL. You may not like media sports.
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Speaker 1: I totally get that. Listen, I'm gonna have to come
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Speaker 1: to terms with the fact that the that the NFL
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Speaker 1: rules the day. What a massive organization. It's even bigger
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Speaker 1: than last year, at least according to Night one of
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Speaker 1: the draft. More importantly, the story that got absolutely almost
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Speaker 1: no attention yesterday was declassifying downgrading the classification for Mara
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Speaker 1: Wanna Mary Jane the Devil's let Us by President Trump yesterday.
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Speaker 1: This is a massively huge story and it got almost
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Speaker 1: no media coverage. Now you have to ask yourself, why
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Speaker 1: is that? Because the pharmaceutical companies are keeping the media
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Speaker 1: organization's running because this directly affects them. Maybe we'll talk
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Speaker 1: about that. Speaking of media coverage will spend not a
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Speaker 1: lot of time because it's infuriating. I get it. But
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Speaker 1: how did the media, the mainstream media yesterday and last
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Speaker 1: night cover the massive story of the Southern Poverty Law
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Speaker 1: Center funding hate groups? You know that it's supposedly set to,
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Speaker 1: you know, cover when actually they were funding it. How
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Speaker 1: did the media cover it? May surprise you a little
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Speaker 1: bit on that one. And the most amazing story of
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Speaker 1: this week so far, to me, even bigger than that,
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Speaker 1: was we have something that I've never even considered was
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Speaker 1: a possibility a Special Forces soldier involved in the Maduro raid,
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Speaker 1: member of Venezuela was betting on it. So now he's
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Speaker 1: been arrested and charged him. I don't know what to
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Speaker 1: do with this. But President Trump yesterday in the Oval Office,
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Speaker 1: when he was presented with this information, asked a very
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Speaker 1: relevant question, the exact same question I had. You'll hear
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Speaker 1: in a little bit, and it was this, well, was
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Speaker 1: he betting on us? We'll get to all of that.
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Speaker 1: First of all, let's get right to it all right,
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Speaker 1: big story yesterday that no one is talking about, and
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Speaker 1: I think there's a reason why. It directly affects the
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Speaker 1: pharmaceutical companies. Bad news for them because if we get
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Speaker 1: people off of narcotics and into it an alternative mal painkiller.
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Speaker 1: I'll say, they lose money, don't they. This was the
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Speaker 1: news yesterday in the Oval Office, President Trump signing the
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Speaker 1: executive order to declassify, in other words, downgrade marijuana. It
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Speaker 1: was on at one point this is God's honest truth,
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Speaker 1: on the same level as heroine. Okay, you may not
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Speaker 1: be a pot smoker. It may be listened to this going, well,
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Speaker 1: I don't smoke pod doesn't affect me. Somebody near you
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Speaker 1: does or takes gummies. But more importantly than that, somebody
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Speaker 1: near you may need some serious painkiller or some medication
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Speaker 1: someday soon, and instead of going to going to pharmaceuticals,
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Speaker 1: this may be an alternative. Here's the announcement from the President.
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Speaker 2: Yet, for the same time, the facts compel the federal
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Speaker 2: government to recognize that marijuana can be legitimate in terms
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Speaker 2: of medical applications when carefully administered in some cases, this
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Speaker 2: may include the use as a substitute for addictive and
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Speaker 2: potentially lethal opioid painkillers, and they cause tremendous problems. This
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Speaker 2: can do it in a much lesser way, can make people.
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Speaker 1: And here's what else it does. And that was like,
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Speaker 1: this is a long time comings when he made the
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Speaker 1: announcement that it was coming on the executive order yesterday
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Speaker 1: and it all happened. Here's what else it does. It
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Speaker 1: opens up more research because now if it's downgraded and
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Speaker 1: it's just a you know, not put on the same
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Speaker 1: level as heroin, research, companies aren't afraid to put money
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Speaker 1: into it. What else can we do about it? What
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Speaker 1: else can we learn about it? How can we help people?
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Speaker 1: Here was Bobby Kennedy yesterday Health and Human Services Secretary
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Speaker 1: in the Oval Office talking about the importance of this.
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Speaker 1: And this is why all of his well family members,
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Speaker 1: Democrat donors, everybody turned on him. He's not afraid to
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Speaker 1: give credit where credit is due.
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Speaker 3: We have four percent of the world's population, We take
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Speaker 3: thirteen percent of the pharmaceutical drive.
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Speaker 1: We spent at eighty three percent.
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Speaker 3: Of the bio technology where we've searched our country, and
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Speaker 3: we provide seventy five percent of the province to the
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Speaker 3: pharmaceutical industry. This is a rip off that has irked
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Speaker 3: him for twenty years.
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Speaker 1: That is true. Trump has talked about this when it
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Speaker 1: was just you know, apprentice, Trump, builder, Trump, Trump brand Trump.
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Speaker 1: He's talked about this before this. He's not new to it.
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Speaker 1: Maybe he's not versed in all the inside details of
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Speaker 1: what medical marijuana can do and you know, getting it
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Speaker 1: off pharmaceuticals and all that other stuff. But he's questioned
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Speaker 1: why it was ranked as high as narcotics before in
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Speaker 1: the past, there's a reason why it was. Who are
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Speaker 1: some of the biggest donors. Maybe not this year, but
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Speaker 1: in the past, pharmaceutical lobbyists have been some of the
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Speaker 1: most powerful people in Washington, DC. Gee, do you think
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Speaker 1: do you think maybe they had something to do with
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Speaker 1: classifying marijuana as high as it was, like it was
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Speaker 1: a narcotic Yeah, you think so maybe. And here's the
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Speaker 1: other reason why you didn't hear about this so much yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Here's the media angle of this was just where I
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Speaker 1: jump in. Let's see why didn't the mainstream media outlets
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Speaker 1: cover declassifying marijuana yesterday. Let me think about this for
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Speaker 1: just a sing huh okay. Could it be that it's
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Speaker 1: the pharmaceutical industry and all their ads that are keeping
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Speaker 1: mainstream media running, keeping them afloat, keeping them alive with
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Speaker 1: a heartbeat. Look at every single show you watch on
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Speaker 1: mainstream media networks, pick one, whatever it is, even some
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Speaker 1: you know, cable only outlets. What are all the commercials?
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Speaker 1: Eighty percent of them are pharmaceutical ads and they all
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Speaker 1: have that disclaimer that's absolutely horrifying and disgusting. Right at
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Speaker 1: the end, It'll be like, this drug may have partial
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Speaker 1: side effects including a brain rot, your footillfallof oily discharge,
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Speaker 1: suicidal tendencies. It's like, if you ever pay attention to
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Speaker 1: the ads at the end of it, you're like, oh
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Speaker 1: my god, who would be Aren't they better off without
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Speaker 1: the drug? That's why you didn't see this story covered.
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Speaker 1: This is a direct threat to the pharmaceutical companies. Very interesting,
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Speaker 1: but now you know about it, all right, And I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna spend a lot of time on this, but we
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Speaker 1: have to cover it. How did those same media outlets
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Speaker 1: cover the massive story of the indictment of the Southern
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Speaker 1: Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit. I'm using finger quotes here
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Speaker 1: audio only listeners, a nonprofit that is set to target
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Speaker 1: hate groups. Well, as it turns out, at least in
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Speaker 1: the indictment, they found out that they were actually funding
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Speaker 1: these hate groups. Because when there's not as much racism
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Speaker 1: as you were told there was, you got to create
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Speaker 1: some right, That's exactly what they were doing, according to
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Speaker 1: the indictment. How was it covered in those media outlets,
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Speaker 1: those mainstream media outlets we love so much. Well, let's
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Speaker 1: figure it out. Now, let's go to it. How was
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Speaker 1: it covered? This is fascinating, sobserving a press.
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Speaker 4: Conference that he made these comments, and it was a
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Speaker 4: press conference who announced federal charges against say prominent civil
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Speaker 4: rights organization, one of.
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Speaker 1: The most prominent in the nation, the Justice Department accusing
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Speaker 1: the Southern Poverty Law Center Robin of defrauding donors by
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Speaker 1: secretly paying informants inside the ku Klux Klan and typical coverage,
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Speaker 1: they didn't talk about the details, right, one of the
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Speaker 1: most prominent nonprofits, one of the civil rights organizations that
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Speaker 1: and they went to the past of things they've done,
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Speaker 1: and it's absolutely true. I mean the sixties when they
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Speaker 1: fought for civil rights, but when all that started to
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Speaker 1: dry up, had to keep the money flowing, right, so
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Speaker 1: they started to fund these organizations. Isn't that something now
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Speaker 1: for a juxtas position, and how this was covered, Let's
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Speaker 1: go to this one.
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Speaker 4: Forty years ago, the Southern Poverty Law Center bankrupted the
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Speaker 4: Klan and later recovered millions from neo Nazi groups with
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Speaker 4: lawsuits representing victims of violence. But Tuesday the Tables turned
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Speaker 4: the Justice Department charge the organization with fraud for allegedly
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Speaker 4: misleading donors and line to financial institutions by paying members
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Speaker 4: of violent extremists groups millions of dollars to act as informants.
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Speaker 1: That's a different thing. You may be surprised that was CBS.
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Speaker 1: By the way, the CBS's coverage of it last night
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Speaker 1: juxtaposed exactly how they did it. NBC, Sorry, I keep
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Speaker 1: on saying that. ABC pretty predictable. You know, one of
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Speaker 1: the most prominent civil rights organizations in their past history
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Speaker 1: of success and all this stuff, and they're alleged to
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Speaker 1: have done you know, these things, bad things, very generic
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Speaker 1: for a glossed over it. They had to cover it somewhow,
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Speaker 1: but that's how they glossed over it. Typical. No big surprise, CBS,
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Speaker 1: that was different. They outlined all the charges and exactly
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Speaker 1: what was happening against them. That was a different story.
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Speaker 1: So the takeaway maybe are things changing. CBS, one of
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Speaker 1: those mainstream media outlets, actually wasn't afraid to talk about
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Speaker 1: the exact allegations. They went into detail about what they
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Speaker 1: had been doing, how they did it, did a massive
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Speaker 1: piece on it, spent a lot of media time on it.
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Speaker 1: Last are the tables turning? Maybe they're not completely there yet,
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Speaker 1: but I would take that as a good sign. The
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Speaker 1: difference with CBS little inside Baseball here is Barry Weiss
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Speaker 1: is the news director. Now she's fired like half of
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Speaker 1: the propagandists that we're working there, and all of a
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Speaker 1: sudden you start to see stories where they're they're giving
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Speaker 1: you the real deal. I don't have a lot of
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Speaker 1: hope for that to happen. But it's better than it was,
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Speaker 1: wasn't it. Let's get to this. Can you imagine this
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Speaker 1: scenario because it happened. We've got a Special Forces soldier.
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Speaker 1: I'd love him. Unfortunately he's under arrest right now. What's
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Speaker 1: he's charged with being part of the Nicholas Maduro raid
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Speaker 1: in Venezuela? But what did he do who is this
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Speaker 1: some sort of it? No, no, no, he's accused of
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Speaker 1: betting on it. I never even thought this would be
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Speaker 1: a possibility. He bet on it, and you may be thinking,
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Speaker 1: hold on to it for a second. You know, it's
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Speaker 1: rattling around your head like at his mind. You may
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Speaker 1: have the same question about this, about who. But let's
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Speaker 1: get the details first. So the first headline came out
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Speaker 1: and it was a Special Forces soldier charged Maduro raid.
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Speaker 1: This and that you didn't get all the details first.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, well, that can't be good. That's how it
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Speaker 1: was first reported, right, And then you get details about
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Speaker 1: an online gambling site involved, and he placed a bet
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Speaker 1: on it because he knew what was coming down. It's
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Speaker 1: kind of like, I guess you would call it like
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Speaker 1: a military version of insider trading. Anna Paulina Luna a
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Speaker 1: representative who's she's quite a fighter these days. She's actually
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Speaker 1: not afraid to tell the truth. She has a very
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Speaker 1: interesting take on this entire thing. And this is what
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Speaker 1: she said about it. Yesterday.
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Speaker 5: The DJ just arrested a service member that was on
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Speaker 5: the successful Maduro raid. Because listen to this, he placed
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Speaker 5: a bet on polymarket betting for the success of the mission,
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Speaker 5: meaning he bet that Maduro would be arrested. Now here's
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Speaker 5: the problem that I have with this, Right, unless he
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Speaker 5: leaked classified information. I don't know that what he did
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Speaker 5: was illegal, but I want to point out something. Unless
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Speaker 5: the Department of just plans ongoing after every single member
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Speaker 5: currently insider trading, and there's a lot of them, this
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Speaker 5: is not justice. This is skeew justice. Nancy Pelosi, for example,
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Speaker 5: made over seventeen thousand percent returns on her investments. She
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Speaker 5: outperformed Warren Buffett. Is she facing fifty or sixty years
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Speaker 5: in prison?
11:17
Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 5: She being purp walked and having press releases about her arrest.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 5: How about the other members of Congress on average six
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Speaker 5: hundred percent returns if they're individually stock trading outperforming the SMP.
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Speaker 1: She makes a good point. How can we possibly charge
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Speaker 1: a soldier, a Special Forces soldier, an American hero, who
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Speaker 1: was involved in a very successful rate and he knew
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Speaker 1: it was going to be successful. Apparently, how can we
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Speaker 1: charge him for I guess I'm going to call it
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Speaker 1: insider trading. When members of Congress do it all the time,
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Speaker 1: they know what legislation's coming, they get the intel they're
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Speaker 1: on intelligence committees, they're on finance committees, and they adjust
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Speaker 1: their stock portfolios, you know, Like she said, Nancy Pelosi
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Speaker 1: has outperformed the SMP for decades. So how can we
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Speaker 1: charge this guy for no one? Most go down? I
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Speaker 1: just I don't think they've ever handled something like this. Now,
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Speaker 1: let's get to the question we're all asking, because I'm
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Speaker 1: asking it too. It's it's right there for it's right
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Speaker 1: there in my brain too. And President Trump asked the
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Speaker 1: very same question just yesterday, and he brought up this
12:16
Speaker 1: same exact example I had. This is what he said
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Speaker 1: when the reporter brought brought it up to him in
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Speaker 1: the Oval office.
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Speaker 2: But was he betting that they would get him or
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Speaker 2: they wouldn't get him?
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Speaker 1: His removal from office up under would be.
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Speaker 2: That's like Pete Rose betting on his own team.
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Speaker 1: I said the same thing, and you, I bet you
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Speaker 1: probably did too. You were thinking the exact same thing.
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Speaker 1: The first thing that popped up in my mind was, well,
12:44
Speaker 1: he's betting on Hold on a minute, isn't it. He's
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Speaker 1: betting on us. So like Pete Rose, who claimed they
12:52
Speaker 1: never proved it. You know, ever, he claimed that I
12:54
Speaker 1: never bet against my own team, and I believe that
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Speaker 1: this soldier knew that they were gonna win because he
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Speaker 1: knew how well trained his unit was. Okay, so he
13:05
Speaker 1: placed a bet that the raid would go well against
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Speaker 1: Maduro and he made a lot of money on it, apparently,
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Speaker 1: bet that I think a bet was like thirty three
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Speaker 1: thousand on poly marketers. If he's betting for us, should
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Speaker 1: the guy be charged? I don't know about that, because no,
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Speaker 1: if he bet against us, that would be a completely
13:25
Speaker 1: different thing because he maybe involved in the operation he
13:27
Speaker 1: was trying to upend it. But this is a fascinating
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Speaker 1: thing and how it's covered. But hey, you know, you
13:34
Speaker 1: can't be hypocrites. How can the Department of Justice charge
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Speaker 1: this guy and not charge all the insider trading that's
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Speaker 1: going on in Washington. That's a fascinating question. But Trump
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Speaker 1: had the exact same question that we all had. Well,
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Speaker 1: was he betting on us? We'll see how that goes. Fascinating.
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Speaker 1: All right, you heard a lot of this last night.
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Speaker 1: If it was somewhere and you got a sports fan
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Speaker 1: in your house, that's right. The NFL Draft twenty six
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Speaker 1: version took place night one, only night one, and it's
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Speaker 1: relevant to the story. Massive sports media coverage. Yes, I know,
14:07
Speaker 1: and I say it all the time. Sports media is
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Speaker 1: the worst media, but it's everywhere and it's huge. You
14:12
Speaker 1: may not be into sports, you may not be into
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Speaker 1: the NFL. Wouldn't really blame you, even though I am
14:17
Speaker 1: may not be into all this stuff. Maybe you don't
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Speaker 1: like ESPN or ESPN two, or the NFL network or
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Speaker 1: all the other side things on YouTube that we're covering
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Speaker 1: this thing. But I'm just telling you, as far as
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Speaker 1: a media outlet that will affect your life one way
14:32
Speaker 1: or another, even if you try to avoid it, you
14:35
Speaker 1: can't beat the NFL. It was said years ago that
14:38
Speaker 1: this is an organization and a company. Look at the
14:40
Speaker 1: NFL like a company that owns an entire day of
14:43
Speaker 1: the week that would be Sunday. Well, now they own
14:45
Speaker 1: multiple days. Here's a bookkeeping event, a draft bringing in
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Speaker 1: new talent into their league that they have turned into
14:52
Speaker 1: a television event. Now it's round one on Thursday, tonight,
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Speaker 1: on Friday, two and three, and then four and five
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Speaker 1: in the round six, and then it lasts four complete days.
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Speaker 1: And let me tell you something, it gets massive massive ratings.
15:08
Speaker 1: Had to look this up to see you had to
15:10
Speaker 1: look up the overnight ratings because they're not completely compiled yet,
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Speaker 1: but so far, a huge win for the NFL. It
15:15
Speaker 1: was even bigger than last night. So if you have
15:18
Speaker 1: a lot of people talking about it and you know
15:19
Speaker 1: you trying to avoid it, I'm sorry, you're not going
15:21
Speaker 1: to be able to a three percent increase last night.
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Speaker 1: For the first night, twelve to fourteen million people last
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Speaker 1: night watched this thing. That would be one of the
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Speaker 1: biggest TV shows of the week for the Draft on
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Speaker 1: a Thursday night and it's only just begun. Here's another
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Speaker 1: takeaway though, So the NFL, and one of the few
15:39
Speaker 1: smart things they've done recently, they just started to take
15:41
Speaker 1: the Draft to different cities. They get the cities involved
15:44
Speaker 1: there in an outside event. First time they did it
15:46
Speaker 1: was in Nashville and it was just fantastic, great party atmosphere.
15:49
Speaker 1: It's actually as a smart it's a great look, it's
15:51
Speaker 1: a great party atmosphere. It's a great thing. Well, last
15:53
Speaker 1: night was Pittsburgh's turn. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The good people of Pennsylvania,
15:56
Speaker 1: hard working people, they love football, they love their stillars.
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Speaker 1: It was just outset. They built a huge like temporary
16:04
Speaker 1: auditorium in front of the stadium. They bring all people,
16:07
Speaker 1: they have a big fan fest and all this other crap,
16:09
Speaker 1: and you're thinking, okay, well that's one of the big deal.
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Speaker 1: This is mostly about television. No, No, this should tell
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Speaker 1: you the real popularity of this event in that town.
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Speaker 1: Three hundred and twenty thousand people were there for Night
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Speaker 1: one of the Draft. Three hundred and twenty thousand people.
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Speaker 1: If you called this a concert festival, that'd be one
16:27
Speaker 1: of the biggest of all time. I think that breaks
16:29
Speaker 1: the record for the US Festival, which I think had
16:31
Speaker 1: in California in the eighties, which had I think the
16:33
Speaker 1: all time attendance record. This is like, you know, a
16:36
Speaker 1: third of Woodstock size. That's how big this thing was.
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Speaker 1: Again for the Draft. The NFL is king. They own
16:45
Speaker 1: the media, and they own now several days of the week.
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Speaker 1: So if you're into that good I like to watch.
16:51
Speaker 1: I watched a lot of it last night. YEA had
16:52
Speaker 1: to wait a long time to see where the Pats pick.
16:54
Speaker 1: But it's not going away anytime soon, guys. They own
16:58
Speaker 1: the media all right. In fact, there's something being talked
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Speaker 1: about that now in Congress about that where the NFL
17:03
Speaker 1: because they are so big, they're kind of strong arming
17:06
Speaker 1: the fans, and they're putting so many of their games
17:08
Speaker 1: and events on streaming services. FCC is actually fighting that.
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Speaker 1: We'll see how it goes. I think the NFL is
17:15
Speaker 1: stronger than the FCC. And be honest with you, all right,
17:17
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17:19
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17:22
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17:24
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Speaker 1: it's Friday, and it's the weekend, making an awesome, awesome, safe,
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Speaker 1: happy weekend. Enjoy it and I'll talk to you Monday