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"Foreigners, Sowing the Seeds of Discord, again!" (Monday, June 08, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: You're one sided crook at network.
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  Speaker 2: Let's call it quits because I've had a.
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  Speaker 3: Hundred to do list. Putting the radio on is the
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  Speaker 3: first thing today.
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  Speaker 4: Your word said, steal men, you have a day.
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  Speaker 9: folks hanging on the line here. But we've got our
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  Speaker 9: first things coming up first, foremost a text message that
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  Speaker 9: came in from Maury that writes, I'm sorry, Maury. I
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  Speaker 9: nearly called you Mary, but that's what happens when you
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  Speaker 9: do things on the fly. So Maury texted in, said, Joe,
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  Speaker 9: you just told us about this industry conference you're at
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  Speaker 9: on Friday. Are you going to name names of some
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  Speaker 9: of the people who rolled their eyes over the idea
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  Speaker 9: of serving the listener first? And well, you know, and
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  Speaker 9: just to catch you up if you're joining us in progress,
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  Speaker 9: we're at an industry conference on Friday. And I told
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  Speaker 9: the story mostly because I need you to give me
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  Speaker 9: a kind of a metaphorical hug, because it's just it's
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  Speaker 9: you get into, as Groucho Marx called it, a club
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  Speaker 9: that would have me as a member. And one of
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  Speaker 9: my feelings about joining a club that would have me
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  Speaker 9: somebody like me as a member. You know, you have
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  Speaker 9: to be judicious about the people who present before you
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  Speaker 9: and are they there for your best interests or not?
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  Speaker 9: And I don't want to get into name calling, because
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  Speaker 9: then it's it's interpretive dance. A lot of them are
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  Speaker 9: at my level and not considered at the highest level
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  Speaker 9: I'm you know, Talkers Magazine says I'm the ninety sixth
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  Speaker 9: important than I am on the list. But you really
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  Speaker 9: sometimes that product is politics as well, and we'll get
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  Speaker 9: an interview published Sunday that it was he not Benjamin
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  Speaker 9: a cease fire, though not specifically asked about any missile
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  Speaker 9: firing done on Sunday because the interview had been conducted
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  Speaker 9: on Friday of the week before. I call the shots,
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  Speaker 9: he told The Financial Times, he doesn't call the shots.
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  Speaker 9: Me well, because it's easier than telling you the truth,
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  Speaker 9: because the truth often has an adverse reaction. And it
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  Speaker 9: goes back to Maurice's text about naming names of people
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  Speaker 9: Some I think are, but I think for the most part,
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  Speaker 9: guys like Jimmy Kimmel, and he's wrong. He's wrong to
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  Speaker 9: do it. Let people stop watching every time somebody in
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  Speaker 9: Guess what. Kristen Welker's ratings went up because the President
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  Speaker 9: walked out on the interview. And I'm not saying he
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  Speaker 9: was wrong to walk out. I'm kind of puzzled as
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  Speaker 9: to why he agreed to it, and yet they still
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  Speaker 9: maintain that he is some sort of autocrat. Why would
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  Speaker 9: you sit down if you were an autocrat? Do you
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  Speaker 9: think Hillary Clinton called Sean Hannity a lot of times
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  Speaker 9: and said, Hey, can I come on your program? It
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  Speaker 9: is one of those few things I can say I
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  Speaker 9: an interviewed the woman, even made her snork live on
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  Speaker 9: and she thought it was kind of funny. Four three,
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  Speaker 9: Monday morning, Good morning, Clark, what's on your mind? Sir?
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  Speaker 9: The first thing today? What's on my mind? Twenty twenty?
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  Speaker 9: How did they steal thee let us count the way well?
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  Speaker 9: And that was what made President Troy hang on hang
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  Speaker 9: on one second for a bankground. That's what caused President
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  Speaker 9: Trump to walk out on the interview as Welker continued
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  Speaker 9: to push this idea of why won't you how did
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  Speaker 9: she phrase it? Rebut or recant your statements that twenty
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  Speaker 9: twenty was stolen? So go ahead. So that's how THEE
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  Speaker 9: was counted.
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  Speaker 20: Well, let's just run through this real quick crossfire hurricane
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  Speaker 20: where Hillary rodd and Clinton, the DNC, the FBI, the CIA,
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  Speaker 20: the DLJ, the mainstream media all concluded to tell us
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  Speaker 20: that Donald's John Trump and the Russians colluded lawfair and
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  Speaker 20: how hey, we recently learned that Reid Hoffman paid Gene
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  Speaker 20: Carol seven million dollars YEP for her fogus retelling of
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  Speaker 20: Law and Order SVU season thirteen, episode eleven. Didn't even
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  Speaker 20: change the name at a hotel. I heard it through.
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  Speaker 7: The grape vine.
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  Speaker 20: Oh O way. I heard it from a friend who
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  Speaker 20: heard it from a friend who heard it from another.
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  Speaker 20: You've been messing around two fogus impeachments. Then the night
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  Speaker 20: the toilet leaked in Georgia, where Soft served Stroky Joe
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  Speaker 20: got twenty one million more votes than Billy Barry or commy.
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  Speaker 20: If you do the math, that's thirty three percent more
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  Speaker 20: votes than any of them got.
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  Speaker 21: Joe, Wow.
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  Speaker 9: Now, Day six.
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  Speaker 20: Which was the opening salvo of the operation Arctic Fross,
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  Speaker 20: was the operation they used to seal the deal on
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  Speaker 20: the steal. Did you hear what Mike Pence said, winning
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  Speaker 20: or not accomplice? Who art mc frost?
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  Speaker 9: Well, and here's the thing. So, so Mike Pence and
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  Speaker 9: the rest of the Senate then abdicates emasculates themselves for
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  Speaker 9: the one thing that they have oversight on in the
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  Speaker 9: presidential election, which is the certification and or challenge of
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  Speaker 9: any electoral votes. This is what January sixth, constitutionally was
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  Speaker 9: supposed to be about, was a meeting of the Joint
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  Speaker 9: House and Senate to question any state funny business that
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  Speaker 9: might be going on with their voting.
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  Speaker 20: Did you hear what he said this weekend? Yes, Mike
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  Speaker 20: Pence said that nobody that assaulted police officers or vandalized
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  Speaker 20: property on January sixth should get any money from this
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  Speaker 20: weaponization front. Joe I one hundred percent agree. None of
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  Speaker 20: the FBI operatives that were there that day should be
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  Speaker 20: compensated anymore than the FBI has already paid them.
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  Speaker 9: You are fired up this morning, doctor Clark. But these
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  Speaker 9: are all facts in evidence, unquestioned and unchallenged by the defense,
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  Speaker 9: by the way, and we played through the montage of
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  Speaker 9: all the challenges to the twenty sixteen election that were
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  Speaker 9: brought by folks like Shila Jackson Lee and Jamie Raskin
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  Speaker 9: who hadn't even found his office yet in the Capital
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  Speaker 9: Complex and was out there saying, ah, yeah, I'm here
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  Speaker 9: to protest for a state I don't represent, and so
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  Speaker 9: on and so forth down the line. But the big lie,
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  Speaker 9: the big lie, was that there were not voter irregularities
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  Speaker 9: and they needed See this is the thing you have
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  Speaker 9: to remember, doctor grk. They needed the riot on January
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  Speaker 9: sixth in order to close the door on ever looking again.
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  Speaker 20: They had to have that emergency situation, yep, so they
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  Speaker 20: could avoid standard operating procedures and go straight to the certification.
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  Speaker 9: Yes, absolutely good stuff.
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  Speaker 20: Anybody will not recognize that this was stolen at this
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  Speaker 20: point is a theft denier and they are a too
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  Speaker 20: delusional or be too stupid for anybody to ever listen
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  Speaker 20: to again.
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  Speaker 9: I know, but the more they say it, the more
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  Speaker 9: somebody thinks, well, maybe they're right, because Stalin told us
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  Speaker 9: about the big lie. The more frequently you say it,
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  Speaker 9: the more close it becomes the truth.
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  Speaker 20: On the UFC thing, you said that maybe the next
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  Speaker 20: person might do something more audacious. Joe Donald Trump as
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  Speaker 20: at eleven on audacity right now, Donald don't know Hargher.
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  Speaker 9: Okay, good stuff, Doctor Clark, Thank you, sir. Take care.
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  Speaker 9: you have the floor.
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  Speaker 22: So a couple of things really hit me over the week.
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  Speaker 22: And one of them was watching some sports and one
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  Speaker 9: There's something you should know. It's Pride Month, about these
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  Speaker 9: ahead and how they be. That's kind of what we
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  Speaker 9: do here, Charlie. I appreciate the attempts at a jingle.
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  Speaker 9: all month long here on first thing today, A couple
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  Speaker 9: it are you a person who complained about the drag
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  Speaker 9: the UFC fight if you're complaining it that it defiles
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  Speaker 9: the sanctity of the blah blah blah blah blah, because
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  Speaker 9: to claim that one is an embarrassment and one isn't.
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  Speaker 9: You're on quicksand and you're pouring maple syrup into it
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  Speaker 9: to try to keep it from sucking you in. I mean,
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  Speaker 9: I understand it, because we all want the people we
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  Speaker 9: in this conversation is you. No, not just Terry, but
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  Speaker 9: you as well. And the more these people do this stuff,
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  Speaker 9: this is why I pointed out that I don't believe
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  Speaker 9: to own AI companies. I know the argument China owns theirs.
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  Speaker 9: A couple of others, Russia owns an Ai couvity. Two
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  Speaker 9: wrongs have never made a right in my book. That
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  Speaker 9: being said, we look at what the manipulators of the
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  Speaker 9: narrative have used, things like TikTok. For just through the
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  Speaker 9: riots of twenty seventeen and twenty eighteen and twenty nineteen,
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  Speaker 9: these were all generated through disinformation campaigns that were run
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  Speaker 9: on YouTube and Facebook and Instagram and TikTok, and it
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  Speaker 9: was used in a way. And the propagandists are smart.
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  Speaker 9: They're not going to sit there and say they're following
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  Speaker 9: is a propaganda message she sent to you by the
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  Speaker 9: Communist Party of China. That's not how it's going to roll.
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  Speaker 9: There's not going to be a warning label at the
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  Speaker 9: start of it. There are people who would like that,
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  Speaker 9: but the propaganda was always very Hillary Clinton is going
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  Speaker 9: to sell babies through a pizzeria, and you must protest
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  Speaker 9: anything that the Jews are doing. The Blacks are all
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  Speaker 9: of those things that are meant to insend you where
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  Speaker 9: incentivize this division between people. And look at the only
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  Speaker 9: political agenda that begins with class warfare, which in America
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  Speaker 9: in this nineteen sixties became race warfare because they couldn't
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  Speaker 9: necessarily make a case for class warfare as easily as
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  Speaker 9: they could race and class. So the Marxist, whose very
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  Speaker 9: business model is built on fomenting division amongst a population,
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  Speaker 9: is fomenting this division. Seeing how the government, specially post COVID,
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  Speaker 9: had developed this authoritarian bent that made it even easier.
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  Speaker 9: It's almost as if it was planmic because the American
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  Speaker 9: government of response got its authoritarianism on, and it made
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  Speaker 9: it easier for the Marxists to attack the United States
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  Speaker 9: and the concepts of it because now you had more
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  Speaker 9: and more people being aware that they were violating a
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  Speaker 9: lot of the things that Martin Luther King eloquently said,
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  Speaker 9: just live up to the words you wrote down on paper.
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  Speaker 9: Then they shot him in the head literally hours later.
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  Speaker 9: So fomenting this division benefits the Marxist because then the Marxist,
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  Speaker 9: masquerading as an authentic what is it did you brew
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  Speaker 9: me decaf this morning, masquerading as an authoritarianist simply here
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  Speaker 9: to put things back into order, shows up and you say, please,
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  Speaker 9: And we've lost America to the trappings of America, the
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  Speaker 9: things that we count on the NCAA football games on Saturday,
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  Speaker 9: and all of those things that aren't America there are
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  Speaker 9: byproducts of America. They become the fulcrum of our own demise.
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  Speaker 9: And we see this in the data center stuff I mentioned.
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  Speaker 9: Louise Lucas and Abigail Spanberg are in their battle over
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  Speaker 9: the Virginia budget, but it grows nationally as President Trump
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  Speaker 9: is being pushed into moving the American government and paying
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  Speaker 9: for artificial intelligence through tax payer money. And the same
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  Speaker 9: people who are protesting against data centers because government surveillance
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  Speaker 9: seem to be okay with the idea that the government
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  Speaker 9: then owns the AI companies. You understand, the number one
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  Speaker 9: thing AI does better, and I'm not just talking about
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  Speaker 9: drawing pictures that look like Norman Rockwell painted a picture
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  Speaker 9: of you. The number one thing AI does better than
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  Speaker 9: anyone else is research, investigations, culling through data, and these
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  Speaker 9: data centers are part of it. And we told you
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  Speaker 9: the story and we'll get back into it. It's Politico,
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  Speaker 9: The Hill, New York Post, Fox News all reporting on
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  Speaker 9: a report that shows how much the Chinese Communist Party
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  Speaker 9: Russia today and a couple of globalist billionaires are spending
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  Speaker 9: on the anti artificial intelligence, anti data center movement in
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  Speaker 9: your community. So when I listened to Louise Lucas call
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