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"Chaos = Monday after Thanksgiving Break" (Monday December 01 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Quick The first Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the
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  Speaker 4: None think Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Are you ready for it?
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting us be of service to you.
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  Speaker 8: This is the radio program that will tell you what
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  Speaker 8: went on last night and in some cases over the
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  Speaker 8: last four or five days since the last human being attention,
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  Speaker 8: and then we will analyze what went on there. But
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  Speaker 8: we also want to hear how it's impacting you where
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  Speaker 8: you are at four three, four eight eight two four
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  Speaker 8: to one seven. It's a multitasker. You can use it
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  Speaker 8: in the traditional fashion as a phone call and we'll chat,
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  Speaker 8: or you can just shoot us a text message through that.
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  Speaker 8: It's massively popular way to do it because mornings are
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  Speaker 8: a cacophony of all the last minute things, and this morning,
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  Speaker 8: this morning, the Monday after Thanksgiving, I have always found
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  Speaker 8: to be perhaps the most acute edition of that craziness
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  Speaker 8: that mania that grips mornings because in many cases, fewer
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  Speaker 8: cases than ever before, but still many cases, you haven't
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  Speaker 8: paid attention to anything regarding your employment since Wednesday afternoon.
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  Speaker 8: What two o'clock Wednesday afternoon, one o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and
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  Speaker 8: were you really doing anything or was there kind of
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  Speaker 8: a get together? Catches, catch can little grab astic, you know,
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  Speaker 8: hang out. The boss probably thinks this is going to
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  Speaker 8: suffice to replace a Christmas party.
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  Speaker 9: I'm sorry, holiday party.
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  Speaker 8: Now, I've worked for them all, I've worked for them all. Yeah,
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  Speaker 8: let's all get together on Wednesday before Thanksgiving and call
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  Speaker 8: it our holiday party in the office, you know, around
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  Speaker 8: your cubicles. Okay, I see how that's Or the other
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  Speaker 8: one is the holiday party that comes in January. Why
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  Speaker 8: because most of the services needed for a company get
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  Speaker 8: together are way less expensive then. And be grudging none
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  Speaker 8: of it. I'm just saying it happens. There's a good
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  Speaker 8: number of you, and you might not be that person,
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  Speaker 8: but you're going to interact with some of them who
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  Speaker 8: haven't thought about work since Wednesday mid afternoon. And I've
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  Speaker 8: always felt that that's made this Monday morning, particularly where
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  Speaker 8: is everything It's like we've forgotten. It's four days. It's
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  Speaker 8: four whole days, and it's like we've completely atrophied our
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  Speaker 8: usual morning ritual. And he says, with some self righteousness,
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  Speaker 8: part of the reason I don't do a lot of that.
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  Speaker 8: I mean even when my you know, my wife was
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  Speaker 8: talking about this. Yesterday. We were driving to a museum,
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  Speaker 8: a model train thing going on in Richmond and an
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  Speaker 8: old railway station turned into a museum, and we were
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  Speaker 8: just chatting and my wife starts in on you know,
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  Speaker 8: you know, do you remember any of the vacations we
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  Speaker 8: took when you were little? To my son Kyle, and
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  Speaker 8: he's like, yeah, some of them. She goes, you know,
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  Speaker 8: my dad used to go. Every year we took a vacation.
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  Speaker 8: I'm like, oh, here it comes, here, it comes. This
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  Speaker 8: begins the you know, and her dad did her dad,
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  Speaker 8: bless his heart, every year the family took some sort
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  Speaker 8: of junket some where not so much hours. And I
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  Speaker 8: started to feel the needles. The Knives Out, the New
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  Speaker 8: Knives Out mystery called Daniel Craig Knives Out for should
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  Speaker 8: be you know, my dad used to that should just
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  Speaker 8: be the subtitle of the New Knives Out movie. My
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  Speaker 8: dad used to, and it's stung a little bit there,
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  Speaker 8: and it's got defensive. I'm not proud of it, but
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  Speaker 8: it happens. If you have a spouse, you've been defensive
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  Speaker 8: at points. Anyway, Our first things for this Monday, December one,
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  Speaker 8: President Donald Trump, as apparently according to elite to report
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  Speaker 8: in the Miami Herald, delivered and Alton made him to
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  Speaker 8: Venezuelan President Nicholas Mduro to leave immediately, saying that the
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  Speaker 8: country's air airspace could be closed by US efforts. The
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  Speaker 8: warning was delivered in a phone call with Meduro and Caracas.
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  Speaker 8: They offered guaranteed evacuation for Meduro, his wife, Celia Flores,
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  Speaker 8: and their son, but only if the dictator agreed to
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  Speaker 8: resign on the spot. The conversation did not go all
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  Speaker 8: the way to a conclusion, US officials told the Miami Herald.
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  Speaker 8: President Trump confirmed that call during the flight back from
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  Speaker 8: mari Lango on Air Force one. He confirmed that he
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  Speaker 8: mentioned that Venezuela's airspace could be closed, but told reporters
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  Speaker 8: not to read anything into it and wouldn't comment on
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  Speaker 8: whether he offered asylum or suggested that Maduro leave immediately.
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  Speaker 8: US authorities believe the Afghan immigrant accused of ambushing National
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  Speaker 8: Guard members, killing one of them, was not radicalized until
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  Speaker 8: after he came to the United States. This according to
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  Speaker 8: Homeland Security Secretary Christi nom On Sunday, A four hour
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  Speaker 8: meeting between US and Ukrainian officials in Florida Sunday was
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  Speaker 8: quote very productive, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio,
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  Speaker 8: adding that work still remains towards ending the war going
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  Speaker 8: on four years now, quote, there's more work to be done,
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  Speaker 8: he told reporters. This is delicate. It's complicated, and there
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  Speaker 8: are a lot of moving parts. One of those moving
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  Speaker 8: parts is the abrupt resignation of Andrey Yermak, once considered
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  Speaker 8: President of Vladimir Zelenski's closest advisor. It comes amid escalating
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  Speaker 8: corruption allegations and two anti corruption agencies rating Yurmac's private
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  Speaker 8: living quarters. Lawmakers from both parties Sunday say they support
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  Speaker 8: congressional review over reports of US military strikes against vessels
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  Speaker 8: smuggling drugs in the Caribbean Sea, citing a published report
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  Speaker 1: How quick for you? From Joe Thomas, It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for joining us Cyber Monday very much. The
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  Speaker 8: wild wild West, but it was struck by something. One
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  Speaker 8: of the biggest gun shows in the area where we
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  Speaker 8: live took place over the weekend, and every time, every
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  Speaker 8: single time, is it is almost as if electing Democrats
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  Speaker 8: is good for gun sales and if you get the
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  Speaker 8: right ones. During the defund the Police movement, you had
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  Speaker 8: hardcore like Bernie Sanders voters showing up at gun sellers
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  Speaker 8: to you, and there were people calling me saying, Joe,
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  Speaker 8: you won't believe the people who are coming in here
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  Speaker 8: confessing I never two great you know, hidden camera moments
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  Speaker 8: when these folks start coming into the gun dealers. Number
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  Speaker 8: one is the confession.
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  Speaker 9: I never thought I'd be the person buying one of these.
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  Speaker 8: That's usually a tell, by the way, if you're a
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  Speaker 8: progressive and you're going to go buy a firearm, don't
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  Speaker 8: tell the gun seller.
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  Speaker 9: I never thought I'd be the person buying one of these.
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  Speaker 8: But and nothing to the degree it was during the
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  Speaker 8: whole mania of defund the Police, which we're still living
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  Speaker 8: with the aftermath of. But in those moments, you were
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  Speaker 8: seeing a lot of folks like the Saint Louis couple
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  Speaker 8: who were not like, you know, hardcore Sean Hannity fans. No,
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  Speaker 8: these were not. You know, they didn't have the collected
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  Speaker 8: works of Russell Kirk on their bookshelf. They didn't have
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  Speaker 8: a you know, eib coffee mug. No, no, no, no,
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  Speaker 8: these were not. They were Saint Louis aggressives, but they
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  Speaker 8: were get along to go along types and they lived
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  Speaker 8: in Saint Louis. So but you but then they came
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  Speaker 8: out to protect their land. You know, it wasn't big land,
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  Speaker 8: but it was theirs. They paid the city pays to
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  Speaker 8: charge some taxes for it. And of course, you know,
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  Speaker 8: the the the public, the visceraation of that couple, you know,
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  Speaker 8: coupled with the fact that years later everything was quote forgiven,
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  Speaker 8: the reminder of that great expression, where do I go
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  Speaker 8: to get my good name back? So so, you know,
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  Speaker 8: it doesn't take much to you know, gin up some
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  Speaker 8: big turnouts, even in bad weather at big gun shows,
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  Speaker 8: and see it and the gun shops around. Dear friend
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  Speaker 8: of mine is opening a new gun store to today,
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  Speaker 8: or it was coming up very soon. He's got a
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  Speaker 8: new gun store opening in town, you know, and training
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  Speaker 8: and he's got you know, ranges. I mean, it's a
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  Speaker 8: big deal. I'm like, you know, well, did you just
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  Speaker 8: notice what happened on election Day? But it turns out
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  Speaker 8: people people realize how tenuous our constitutional rights are, even
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  Speaker 8: people who voted for the other guys. It's funny to watch,
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  Speaker 8: But on this cyber Monday, I'm watching all of this stuff.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, I almost don't want to open my phone
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  Speaker 8: because of all I mean, everything is just the biggest,
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  Speaker 8: the best TEAMU has gone crazy. Does the Chinese government
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  Speaker 8: have any money left they're just spending? Or maybe it's
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  Speaker 8: our money that they're just cashing back through this weird
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  Speaker 8: international trade money laundering. But I can't get away from
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  Speaker 8: the TIMU ads. And if you've noticed, Amazon dot Com
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  Speaker 8: has changed their color scheme to be the same orange
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  Speaker 8: that TIMU uses. Oh I noticed stuff like that. I'm
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  Speaker 8: like that is that a team WU had no it
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  Speaker 8: says Amazon across the top. Unless TIMU purchased Amazon and
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  Speaker 8: I was unaware of it. I checked the business papers
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  Speaker 8: pretty regularly, and I didn't see anything about TMU buying Amazon.
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  Speaker 8: That would be a news story. I think it's more
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  Speaker 8: likely that Amazon just said, you know, Chi cooms are
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  Speaker 8: spending a fortune of our money on advertising. Let's let's
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  Speaker 8: see if just the and where we are where Pavlov's
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  Speaker 8: dogs do a lot of Doctor Pavlov wasn't wrong. You
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  Speaker 8: show us orange on the screen. We think, you know,
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  Speaker 8: cheap Chai coom stuff. I wouldn't steal that imagery. If
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  Speaker 8: if my flagship station had orange in its color scheme,
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  Speaker 8: I'd be getting rid of it because I think a
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  Speaker 8: lot of Americans just see those orange screens from Timu
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  Speaker 8: or why, I don't know if it's pronounced Tamu. I've
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  Speaker 8: called anyone over there. I just call it TMU because
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  Speaker 8: if you understand the English language that would be I
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  Speaker 8: then write it in Chinese. At least then we wouldn't
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  Speaker 8: have to argue over whether they were chi cooms or
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  Speaker 8: not selling cheap knockoff stuff. Oh, you can shop like
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  Speaker 8: a billionaire. You're gonna get you know, Christmas gifts from
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  Speaker 8: from the discount you know, stuff even dollar stores won't sell.
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  Speaker 8: But please be careful of you and so many of
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  Speaker 8: these places. Oh, just for ease, just auto load your
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  Speaker 8: credit card information? Really do we still do that? Are
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  Speaker 8: people still just saving their credit card information into various
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  Speaker 8: payment apps? Does Elon Musk actually have to come and
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  Speaker 8: spank you for doing that. And he invented PayPal or
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  Speaker 8: just your savior credit card information in here, and well,
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  Speaker 8: just that way, anytime you buy anything, that's right here,
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  Speaker 8: and anytime anyone else wants to buy anything right there
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  Speaker 8: as well. I mean, you don't have to be Frank
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  Speaker 8: Abognaw to understand that kind of personal security. But on
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  Speaker 8: this Cyber Monday, everyone's got the public service messages and
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  Speaker 8: be careful of yourself. Meanwhile, the subtext of the Russia
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  Speaker 8: Ukraine war will it be? You know, you know we
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  Speaker 8: have the Sino Japan War, the Russo Franco wars and
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  Speaker 8: all these you know, through Christendom time memorium, we've named
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  Speaker 8: these wars? Will this be the Ukro Russo skirmish of
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  Speaker 8: the twenty first century? And Ukrainian leaders in Florida meeting
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  Speaker 8: with Marco Rubio over the week can while their leaders
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  Speaker 8: continue to resign under clouds of corruption. I know you're shocked,
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  Speaker 8: you truly believe that Ukraine had reformed or you're so
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  Speaker 8: caught up and you're like, ah, what's a little corruption,
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  Speaker 8: It's other people's money. What do you expect? It's human nature? Yes,
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  Speaker 8: of course, it's human nature. This is why you protect
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  Speaker 8: against human nature. You campaign to have us live to
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  Speaker 8: our better angels. Sure, but you have to if you're
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  Speaker 8: establishing policy. Understand, lowest common denominator is real. Meanwhile, you
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  Speaker 8: know Russia and the Saint Petersburg data miners. I mean,
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  Speaker 8: these people make bitcoin miners look like pikers. And this
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  Speaker 8: is there anything else going on in Saint Petersburg? Can
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  Speaker 8: we go back to calling it Stalingrad? Just out there
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  Speaker 8: in the basement smoking their cigarettes in that weird way
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  Speaker 8: they hold cigarettes and half of them used to work
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  Speaker 8: for g r U anyway, I mean most of them.
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  Speaker 8: You know. That's how they get into this as they
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  Speaker 21: Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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  Speaker 3: Yeah? I'm pretty sober.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 23: I am serious from the home of the First Amendment,
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  Speaker 23: first thing today, kind of serious.
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  Speaker 8: I am serious, and don't call me sir.
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  Speaker 6: The kind of bear the rights the Constitution.
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  Speaker 8: Once it work, you know they're going to grind.
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  Speaker 4: Us down until he really the rule of law, and
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  Speaker 4: it was there is no way a free society exists
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  Speaker 4: without rule of law, partially because.
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  Speaker 8: Not everyone is moral. So what do you do when
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  Speaker 8: somebody violates somebody else's and this becomes, you know, one
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  Speaker 8: of the things if you really get into it with
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  Speaker 8: one of these leftists that want to create all of
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  Speaker 8: these interesting, fanciful made up rights, like you have a
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  Speaker 8: right to a guaranteed income, just like they passed in
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  Speaker 8: Cook County, Illinois. Gotta go talk to penguin because that's
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  Speaker 8: where they're going to have to get the money from.
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  Speaker 8: Send the bluespro Jake and Elwood head out to go
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  Speaker 8: talk to the penguin and get some taxes from the
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  Speaker 8: churches of Chicago, since obviously Cook County is going to
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  Speaker 8: have to do guaranteed minimum income. But this happens because
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  Speaker 8: and you need rule of law, because people will fall
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  Speaker 8: prey to their lesser angels. We know this. We have
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  Speaker 8: seven vices, and you know we we indulge any number
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  Speaker 8: of them at any point.
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  Speaker 9: That little voice on your shoulders has been going, it's easier,
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  Speaker 9: just it's free money. Us sent bags of money. Nobody's watching,
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  Speaker 9: Joe Biden said, So I talked to his son Hunter.
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  Speaker 9: They're not looking. They just want us. They want to
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  Speaker 9: be able to say they sent tons of money to us.
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  Speaker 9: That's their virtue.
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  Speaker 8: Signaling whatever the Ukrainian word for virtue signaling is. And no, Eddie,
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  Speaker 8: I'm not asking you to go translate that as well.
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  Speaker 8: But I know there's a there's a there's a Ukrainian
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  Speaker 8: Donbass is a region in Ukraine. Dumbass is a region
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  Speaker 8: of the American government that just sends bad money after
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  Speaker 8: good But you know, the human corruptibility is why you
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  Speaker 8: have to have a justice system so that when somebody
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  Speaker 8: violates someone else's rights, you have the lattice work to
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  Speaker 8: punish them, so that the rest of the community sees
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  Speaker 8: it and says, oh, that's what's going to happen. No,
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  Speaker 8: that's not what's happening right now. And Barack Obama of
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  Speaker 8: Cook County's he was the king Lord high mugwump of
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  Speaker 8: this idea of punitive justice. Get my way. I'm gonna
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  Speaker 8: get reparations one way or the other. Damn it. Get
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  Speaker 8: up against the hood of your car and ever since.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, that's what it is. Good morning, You're on
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  Speaker 8: the air, first thing this morning with Joe. Who's this
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  Speaker 8: Good morning? Joe's Joel? Hey, happy Monday, Joel. How are
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  Speaker 8: you doing, sir?
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  Speaker 22: I'm okay. I just wanted to say this, do you
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  Speaker 22: ever think about how you know, you're talking about money,
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  Speaker 22: and you're talking about millions and billions. But if we
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  Speaker 22: miss let's say fifty dollars on our taxes, or one
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  Speaker 22: hundred dollars, or or just make a mistake, we're we're
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  Speaker 22: getting reading, we're getting audited, or if we make a
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  Speaker 22: mistake on a government form. But yet government protects itself
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  Speaker 22: all those people in positions, whether you're a Republican or
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  Speaker 22: Democrat or independent. And yet millions of dollars they go, oh, well,
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  Speaker 22: we didn't know that was happening, but they know what's
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  Speaker 22: happening to our money as individuals. But yet a lot
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  Speaker 22: of those people don't want to treat us as individuals
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  Speaker 22: until they until they can suck us dry, until they
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  Speaker 22: can take all the blood out of us. And and
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  Speaker 22: it amazes me how all these illegal aliens are getting
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  Speaker 22: subsidies and they go, oh, I didn't know they had
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  Speaker 22: that license, or I didn't know they had that certification.
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  Speaker 22: But yet if the ordinary average American citizen makes a mistake,
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  Speaker 22: regardless of if it's money or licensure or or or whatever,
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  Speaker 22: then we're the ones that are as we would say.
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  Speaker 1: Crucified.
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  Speaker 8: Well, you know, here's and you're right, and here's why,
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  Speaker 8: is that we're bad for having money. We're bad for
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  Speaker 8: having prosperity. I don't mean you and me specifically, but
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  Speaker 8: in abstract we're part of the problem. And this goes
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  Speaker 8: back to January of two thousand and nine and the
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  Speaker 8: apology tour of Barack Obama to the capitals of the world,
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  Speaker 8: bowing to world leaders saying I'm really sorri America's prosperous
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  Speaker 8: because his belief, his hardest, most firmly held economic belief,
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  Speaker 8: is in mercantileism. And that is the concept in the
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  Speaker 8: course form that if you have a dollar, it's because
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  Speaker 8: someone else doesn't. And regardless of whether you earned that
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  Speaker 8: dollar legitimately or not, you have somehow deprived that person
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  Speaker 8: of that dollar, whether they've received a service or not.
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  Speaker 8: Now they don't have the power of that currency. And
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  Speaker 8: on a world scale, that's what you watched in the
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  Speaker 8: economic disarmament of this country under Obama and Biden and
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  Speaker 8: really Valerie Jarward, who ran the whole shooting match for
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  Speaker 8: twelve years under those two guys. Is this international economic
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  Speaker 8: disarmament where we said we're sorry we're prosperous. How about
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  Speaker 8: we stop being prosperous and then you guys can be prosperous.
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  Speaker 8: And guess what happened, Joel. The rest of the world
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  Speaker 8: stopped being prosperous too. Because when America, when the United
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  Speaker 8: States is prosperous and promoting free markets, not coroniism, but
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  Speaker 8: free markets, the rest of the world rises with us.
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  Speaker 8: And that's what's been lost in this world as well.
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  Speaker 8: And it's reparational. It's apologizing and trying to send money
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  Speaker 8: virtue signaling for stuff that we had nothing to do with.
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  Speaker 8: But that's all why you have to be punished for
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  Speaker 8: having a few shekels.
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  Speaker 22: I mean in general, even with I'm not just saying money,
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  Speaker 22: but I'm just talking about rules. I mean, there's people
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  Speaker 22: that are they're letting convicts out with major criminal issues,
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  Speaker 22: and yet if I, let's say I go past a
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  Speaker 22: light and you're not a raw as I went through
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  Speaker 22: red light or something, I get fined, or if I
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  Speaker 22: want to fight to go to court because it was
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  Speaker 22: a camera. Sure, but these people, but it just it
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  Speaker 22: just seems like there's such an imbalance on all these issues.
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  Speaker 22: And there's a lot of Americans that are angry, not
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  Speaker 22: that they're going to go, you know, harm somebody, but
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  Speaker 22: their anger is within. And yet these politicians they don't
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  Speaker 22: they don't they don't set term limits. They have their
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  Speaker 22: own healthcare.
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  Speaker 8: Well, but they do these great.
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  Speaker 22: Claws and get away with it because they have lawyers.
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  Speaker 8: Well, they actually have immunity to some laws. And there's
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  Speaker 8: a founded, founding father's reason for that. But you know,
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  Speaker 8: one of the reasons they do it is they don't
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  Speaker 8: want to be the one look at what is going on.
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  Speaker 8: Every time Trump tries to cut a program or eliminate
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  Speaker 8: a program, the hue and cry that comes from beyond.
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  Speaker 8: And it's fomenting in this you know, creative rights movement,
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  Speaker 8: this idea that I can invent rights just because I
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  Speaker 8: say so, Cook County, Illinois being a great example of
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  Speaker 8: it with their guaranteed five hundred dollars a month regardless,
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  Speaker 8: as long as you stay poor, we'll make sure you
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  Speaker 8: will send you a few bucks. It's all, you know,
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  Speaker 8: it is. It's virtue signaling. But it's worse. It's vapid politicking.
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  Speaker 8: It's it's disingenuous, easy quick hit m I really have
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  Speaker 8: nothing to stand on except I want to be in
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  Speaker 8: charge of all the money. So what do I tell
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  Speaker 8: these rubs. Oh, I'll tell them. I'll get them free stuff,
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  Speaker 8: I'll get them housing, I'll get them an income, I'll
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  Speaker 8: get them healthcare. And none of it ever happens. And
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  Speaker 8: it's going to get scary in today's troubled world.
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