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"Policy by Bumper-Sticker" (Monday December 01 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Surely you can't be serious. I am serious, and don't
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  Speaker 1: call me.
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  Speaker 2: Show the first thing today by Joe Thomas on the
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  Speaker 2: Chunk Media Network, all natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 1: Stuart said, steal me stem. You have a day at
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  Speaker 1: least for work.
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  Speaker 2: When the sun comes up, drops a pet to scoop.
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  Speaker 3: Joe has everything a dream all the jos said. It
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  Speaker 3: needs no one that Joe's smile.
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  Speaker 4: He only as.
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  Speaker 1: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 1: you this morning.
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  Speaker 5: I want to be Joe.
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  Speaker 1: When we headed to the news, Joel was on the
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  Speaker 1: front with us from Florida.
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  Speaker 6: He had a second point he wanted to make about
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  Speaker 6: these folks coming in unvetted from Afghanistan as we abandoned
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  Speaker 6: the country like a bunch of chickens.
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  Speaker 7: I just posted attached to a tin on the on
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  Speaker 7: their collar saying, you know, because half of them couldn't
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  Speaker 7: even speak English, that's saying, oh, this is their name
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  Speaker 7: and this is where they're from, and that validated them
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  Speaker 7: coming in here.
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  Speaker 6: Well yeah, and it wasn't even a form filled out
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  Speaker 6: by a US official that was supposed to be you know, hey,
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  Speaker 6: these guys helped us out there, but now Christy Nome
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  Speaker 6: is talking about that, you know, this may have been
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  Speaker 6: radical this guy may have been radicalized here in the
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  Speaker 6: United States. Still annoying to me that we know more
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  Speaker 6: about this twenty nine year old Afghan than we know
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  Speaker 6: about the kid in Butler, Pennsylvania. And I think that
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  Speaker 6: there's you know, there's going to have to be a
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  Speaker 6: recompense for that. And I'm not, you know, going Kennedy.
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  Speaker 7: You know, totally agree with that.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, what's the cover up about why you know,
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  Speaker 6: you know, what happened to his social worker parents and
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  Speaker 6: that story and well, you know, why how does he
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  Speaker 6: get up on the roof and and all that stuff?
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  Speaker 6: Because you're hiding something from us, and there's the only
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  Speaker 6: reason to hide something is because there's something worth hiding.
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  Speaker 1: And so you know, all of this stuff.
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  Speaker 6: As you said, these Afghan you know, weren't vetted, But
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  Speaker 6: what happened to them when they got here? Did we
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  Speaker 6: abandon them? Friend of mine, John, you've probably heard him
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  Speaker 6: on the air. John Sutz does some great research for
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  Speaker 6: you know, the world, and if you go to his
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  Speaker 6: substack page, but one of the groups he works with
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  Speaker 6: is this Afghan rescue organization that was helping resettle these
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  Speaker 6: after because they got here and it was like, hey,
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  Speaker 6: thanks for all the help, see you later.
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  Speaker 1: And it's what we do all the time.
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  Speaker 6: We say we're going to help somebody, and then I
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  Speaker 6: don't know if we have some adult knitwitz version of
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  Speaker 6: what help means, but that usually means just drop them
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  Speaker 6: off in some country where they don't know anyone and
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  Speaker 6: they don't have any support system. And then we act,
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  Speaker 6: oh my gosh, he got in with a bad Madrasah
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  Speaker 6: and they and they radicalized him. G I wonder how
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  Speaker 6: that happened. I mean, it's at some point the nit
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  Speaker 6: wittery is, you know, beyond anything Douglas Adams or Joseph
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  Speaker 6: Heller could have ever chronicled in their collective fiction. It's,
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  Speaker 6: you know, make Catch twenty two fiction again. But we're
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  Speaker 6: living through the deadly, the deadly outcomes of this kind
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  Speaker 6: of almost willful ignorance. But it's the bureaucratic process. Okay,
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  Speaker 6: you're here, have a nice day, and that's it. We
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  Speaker 6: simply know, we hand somebody a bag with some toothpaste
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  Speaker 6: and some handi perspour in it, and we tell them
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  Speaker 6: to have a nice day. It's the same thing we
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  Speaker 6: do in prisons. There's patty cake when it comes to
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  Speaker 6: recidivism programs. And I'm sorry you got me started. Sorry,
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  Speaker 6: I must control lips of death. I'm just you know,
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  Speaker 6: me randing Joel. Anyway, you have a good Monday morning, sir.
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  Speaker 6: God bless you, sir, thank you. So now we need
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  Speaker 6: our first things in here so that we know what
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  Speaker 6: we're talking about. Sorry, you know, you just pick that
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  Speaker 6: right spot and it all comes flowing out. It's like
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  Speaker 6: poking a hole in the side of your canvas swimming pool.
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  Speaker 6: Not that I would know anything about that. Our first
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  Speaker 6: things this morning, Venezuela. And what did President Trump say
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  Speaker 6: to Nicholas Meduo?
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  Speaker 1: I want to.
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  Speaker 8: Comment on at the answers, Yes, can you tell us?
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  Speaker 6: I can't do that, So the President, confirming that he
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  Speaker 6: had a phone call with the president of Venezuela. Reports
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  Speaker 6: in the Miami Herald say that the President said get
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  Speaker 6: out now, and they offered guaranteed evacuation for Meduro, his wife,
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  Speaker 6: Celia Flores, and their son, but only if the dictator
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  Speaker 6: agreed to resign on the spot. According to the Miami
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  Speaker 6: Herald report, US officials leaked within hours Washington had escalated
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  Speaker 6: the build up to potential land operations going after drug
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  Speaker 6: cartel operation. Meanwhile, lawmakers from both parties said on Sunday,
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  Speaker 6: as they chased cameras around Washington, what do they say
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  Speaker 6: the most dangerous place in Washington in DC is in
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  Speaker 6: between an elected official and a camera. Well, Sunday they
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  Speaker 6: were finding plenty of them to say that the Congress
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  Speaker 6: needs to review all these US military strikes against vessels
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  Speaker 6: suspected of smuggling drugs in the Caribbean, citing a published
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  Speaker 6: report that War Secretary Pete Hegsith issued a verbal order
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  Speaker 6: for all crew members to be killed as part of
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  Speaker 6: a September second attack. US authorities believe the Afghan migrant
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  Speaker 6: accused of ambushing and killing one National Guard member grievously
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  Speaker 6: wounding another, was not radicalized until after he came into
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  Speaker 6: the United States. Homeland Security Secretary Christinomes said on CBS's
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  Speaker 6: Sunday Morning program a four hour meeting between US and
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  Speaker 6: Ukrainian officials in Florida on Sunday was quote very productive.
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  Speaker 6: Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated, adding that work still
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  Speaker 6: remains towards ending the nearly four year war in between
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  Speaker 6: Russia and Ukraine. Rubio told reporters, this is delicate. It's complicated.
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  Speaker 6: There are a lot of moving parts. Meanwhile, the abrupt
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  Speaker 6: resignation of one of Vladimir Zelenski's inner circle of advisors,
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  Speaker 6: Andrey yurmak amid corruption charges has put the whole process
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  Speaker 6: in challenge. Two anti corruption agencies raided his private quarters
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  Speaker 6: and raised questions whether or not the country's government had
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  Speaker 6: the potential to successfully negotiate with the Russian leaders.
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  Speaker 1: It's on.
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  Speaker 2: The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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  Speaker 2: Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 21: I need some bad, not.
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  Speaker 22: Just any bad, you know, I need someone.
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  Speaker 4: I was young so much.
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  Speaker 5: Anyone is helping anyway now.
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  Speaker 17: These days, agone.
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  Speaker 19: You're not so self sure.
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  Speaker 23: I don't.
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  Speaker 15: So.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, I got this text mess.
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  Speaker 6: You'll find humor in this, dear mister Thomas. I thought
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  Speaker 6: I was listening to a conservative talk radio show. Your
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  Speaker 6: rant there just a moment ago certainly sounded like another
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  Speaker 6: one of these left wing do goods that Ronald Reagan
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  Speaker 6: told us about. Yes, and Ronald Reagan did warn us
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  Speaker 6: about the do gooders. Actually, I believe my rant should
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  Speaker 6: should have been indicative of somebody who is calling out
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  Speaker 6: the do goods for their inability to quote do good
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  Speaker 6: And I'll get into that in a moment, Jerry. But
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  Speaker 6: I appreciate the text there and trying to keep me honest.
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  Speaker 6: Back from the holidays, and I hope they were wonderful
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  Speaker 6: for the folks family business, and when you have a
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  Speaker 6: family business, holidays like Thanksgiving can be very big for
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  Speaker 6: groups like the jcsgold dot Com folks. James Luck, fourth
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  Speaker 6: generation of the Luck family, there at jcsgold dot com.
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  Speaker 6: Happy Monday, James, Cyber Monday. How are you doing today?
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  Speaker 24: I'm Jill, well Joe, and you may not believe these numbers,
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  Speaker 24: but gold is up three course of a percent of
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  Speaker 24: four two hundred at forty nine dollars. The really eye
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  Speaker 24: poppy number, though, is silver. Silver is up almost two
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  Speaker 24: percent overnight to start off the week here at fifty
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  Speaker 24: seven dollars and thirty six cents. Of course another two
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  Speaker 24: might be in price discovery mode here and every morning
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  Speaker 24: might be a new.
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  Speaker 6: Record highs well, you know, and cyber Monday. Now, we
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  Speaker 6: encourage folks to go to jcsgold dot com all the
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  Speaker 6: time and check in on you know, what's going on,
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  Speaker 6: and shop and do that kind of thing. So you
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  Speaker 6: guys have been set up to do this for a
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  Speaker 6: long time. And because it's cyber Monday, there's all the
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  Speaker 6: public service news stories about be careful online and be
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  Speaker 6: even This is one of the reasons I tell people
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  Speaker 6: to go at a family business and talk to them
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  Speaker 6: about their gold and silver investing. Certainly one of the
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  Speaker 6: most important, if not lucrative and or also costly things
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  Speaker 6: you can do. Because you guys built this website around
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  Speaker 6: the the cornerstone of your business.
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  Speaker 24: That's exactly right, Joe. You know, we sell items at
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  Speaker 24: jass goold dot com. Uh, you know that are not
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  Speaker 24: over inflated in priced. They don't have inflated premiums on
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  Speaker 24: them over the spot price or anything like that. We're
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  Speaker 24: not trying to upsell you or move you to something else.
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  Speaker 24: We offer, you know, some of the best deals that
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  Speaker 24: we can there at jacschold dot com. And then and
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  Speaker 24: then you make your decision. You buy what's right for you,
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  Speaker 24: what makes most sense, and you can.
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  Speaker 7: See all that on our daily deals page.
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  Speaker 1: You can see some.
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  Speaker 24: Some one off buy it nows that have very low
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  Speaker 24: premiums over Silver City. Really getting the best bang for
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  Speaker 24: your buck there.
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  Speaker 8: Uh.
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  Speaker 24: And you know everything that we ship out across the
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  Speaker 24: country is is we have third party insurance on that,
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  Speaker 24: so it gets to delivered right to your door and
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  Speaker 24: you can feel safe with it while it's being shipped.
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  Speaker 1: That's awesome. You know, good things.
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  Speaker 6: And you know, because it's a disquieting thing. If you're
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  Speaker 6: not regularly shopping online, then you definitely need to be conscious.
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  Speaker 6: I did go there on Saturday during our Saturday version
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  Speaker 6: of the program, and I noted there were some Christmas things.
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  Speaker 6: Are those last year's Christmas rounds up on the site
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  Speaker 6: or have the Christmas rounds the silver Christmas ornaments rhynd
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  Speaker 6: for twenty twenty five?
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  Speaker 24: Yet yeah, on the daily deals page you can see
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  Speaker 24: some older previous year Christmas rounds that you know that
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  Speaker 24: we get in from time to time if people resell.
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  Speaker 1: But the twenty twenty five Christmas.
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  Speaker 24: Rounds are in stock on the website today they are live.
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  Speaker 24: You have painted Christmas rounds and plain silver Christmas rounds,
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  Speaker 24: so that is live out before they're gone. Jcscold dot com.
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  Speaker 6: And I will guarantee, like Justin Wilson, the Cajun Cooking
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  Speaker 6: Show hosts, us, I guarantee these things go fast. And
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  Speaker 6: if I'm not mistaken, sometimes the painted ones go faster
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  Speaker 6: than the plain silver ones. But they're both gorgeous and
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  Speaker 6: one part ornament, one part investment, right, James, That's.
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  Speaker 24: Exactly right, I And they do go pretty quickly, so
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  Speaker 24: I would I would dump on them, don't wait.
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  Speaker 1: That's for sure, all right.
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  Speaker 6: Christmas rounds jcsgold dot com, especially silver's popping. Who knows
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  Speaker 6: where silver goes from? Fifty seven dollars an ounce James.
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  Speaker 6: You have a great Monday morning, sir, and welcome.
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  Speaker 1: Back at it.
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  Speaker 24: Thanks Joe, you too.
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  Speaker 1: Four three four.
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  Speaker 6: Eight eight two four two one seven is how you
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  Speaker 6: and I get together on this and one of the
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  Speaker 6: things that pop culture conservatism. I'm going to insert that
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  Speaker 6: phrase into the lexicon, or or even easier more perhaps
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  Speaker 6: more derogatory, because I intend for this to be derogatory.
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  Speaker 6: Bumper sticker conservatism, hashtag conservatism, I guess in a more
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  Speaker 6: modern parlaance. You know, some people still do bumper stickers,
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  Speaker 6: but when I was a kid, it was bumper sticker politics.
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  Speaker 6: You know, your public policy can fit on a bumper sticker,
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  Speaker 6: then it's you know, catchy or whatever.
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  Speaker 1: And I've talked about this. I've been asked to.
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  Speaker 6: Advise people on messaging, and you know what I've found,
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  Speaker 6: just as an aside, you know what I've found the
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  Speaker 6: problem with most people when they talk to you and
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  Speaker 6: want consult on messaging, nobody wants to talk about the listener.
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  Speaker 6: No nobody If I say, well, who are you trying
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  Speaker 6: to get the message to, because that's an important part
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  Speaker 6: of delivering a message effectively is figuring out who is
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  Speaker 6: it you're trying to talk to.
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  Speaker 1: And looking around.
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  Speaker 6: I mean the best cases, they just sort of look
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  Speaker 6: at each other dumbstruck.
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  Speaker 1: I don't know.
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  Speaker 6: And nonprofit divisions of companies. We have found all these
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  Speaker 6: We were just looking for a way to keep the
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  Speaker 29: But I'm afraid of the Russians. I can't sleep at left.
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  Speaker 29: I'm so afraid of the Russians, afraid we tut fight.
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  Speaker 6: So we were talking about cyber Monday and the fact
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  Speaker 6: that the you know, the entire economy of Saint Petersburg,
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  Speaker 6: Russia is a bunch of x G r U officers
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  Speaker 6: in basements chainsmoking Russian cigarettes, which will keep them off
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  Speaker 6: of long term healthcare needs in the Soviet I mean Russia.
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  Speaker 6: It's one way to keep your healthcare costs down. Chain
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  Speaker 6: smoking in the basement of every Saint Petersburg office building.
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  Speaker 6: should just save my credit card information into this online
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  Speaker 3: That was easy.
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  Speaker 1: Because we make it easy for them.
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  Speaker 6: We just, oh, you know, they've got that thing that
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  Speaker 6: And you know, and then when the payment window opens up,
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  Speaker 6: and several folks have responded as to what the Russian
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  Speaker 6: translation for That was easy and I must have and
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  Speaker 6: please don't don't give me sharp objects. But Eddie had
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  Speaker 6: can etho ito etho by litico. But Charles correcting me, saying,
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  Speaker 1: So well, are you?
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  Speaker 6: Are you like Chuck Barris? Were you working with Chuck
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  Speaker 6: I asked Google to translate it, will you play it?
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  Speaker 1: You get it?
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  Speaker 6: I thought I thought it would just play, but I
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  Speaker 6: guess I guess not. Oh that's why it's it's in
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  Speaker 6: here all right. Then let's see if.
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  Speaker 11: That was easy.
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  Speaker 1: I like Charles's translation better.
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  Speaker 6: But anyway, so the Russians, they are all saying that
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  Speaker 6: was easy in whatever dialect. Some of them might even
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  Speaker 6: be saying it with the Ukrainian dialect because the corruption
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  Speaker 6: there has taken front page news and andre Yermak has Basically,
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  Speaker 6: this would be like Susie Wiles resigning from the White
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  Speaker 6: House or or Stephen Miller. We considered, you know, one
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  Speaker 6: of the top people in the Trump administration. This is
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  Speaker 6: one of Zelenski's closest people. Was his chief of staff,
• 48:05
  Speaker 6: like Susie Wiles's for President Trump under investigation for corruption
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  Speaker 6: scandal regarding the state run nuclear power company an Ergo.
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  Speaker 1: Atom and ergo Adam.
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  Speaker 6: And ergo Adam never said it out loud except in
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  Speaker 6: coverage of it. It's the National Anti Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.
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  Speaker 6: And I'm going to tell you something. If you call
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  Speaker 6: mom and say, guess what, Mom, I was just hired
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  Speaker 6: by the National Anti Corruption Bureau of the Ukraine. When
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  Speaker 6: your mom gets done laughing, like Mom, it's like really,
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  Speaker 6: because you know, if there's a country out there that's
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  Speaker 6: just been running wild with Daddy's credit card, it's Ukraine.
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  Speaker 6: And I'm not saying that means they deserve to be invaded.
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  Speaker 6: Please don't take that inference. Pork nolos dos. Both can
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  Speaker 6: be true. They didn't need to be invaded, but their
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  Speaker 6: corruption needed to be punished, not by Russia. But the
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  Speaker 6: National Anti Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, believe it or not,
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  Speaker 6: has uncovered connection with allegations of embezzlement and kickbacks. I
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  Speaker 6: know you're sitting there staring at your radio saying not
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  Speaker 6: in Ukraine, Joe. Winner of the Hunter S. Biden Award
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  Speaker 6: for Political Corruption this year is Andre Umac of Ukraine
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  Speaker 6: and his kickback scheme regarding nuclear energy, which by the way,
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  Speaker 6: never has had a problem in Ukraine before.
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  Speaker 1: Right, surely you can't be serious.
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  Speaker 13: I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
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  Speaker 6: And the thing that I'm watching is this excuse making
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  Speaker 6: as to why this is why, you know, we shouldn't
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  Speaker 6: be supporting Ukraine. It is absolutely why we shouldn't just
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  Speaker 6: be sending them daddy's credit card. And we've been reporting
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  Speaker 6: this since the Biden administration that you know, this money
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  Speaker 6: laundering system that is going on in between Ukraine and
• 50:31
  Speaker 6: the military industrial complex has got to be rained in
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  Speaker 6: because we're sending the money and then they're using that
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  Speaker 6: money to buy our equipment from NATO, who then uses
• 50:45
  Speaker 6: that money to buy equipment for NATO from US because
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  Speaker 6: we're allowed to sell that.
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  Speaker 1: It's crazy.
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  Speaker 6: And then you know, oh, the guy's in charge of
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  Speaker 6: the nuclear regulations in Ukraine. Nothing's ever gone sideways of that.
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  Speaker 6: So he's out, and I was, oh, what are we
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  Speaker 6: going to do now? It still doesn't make Vladimir Putin
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  Speaker 6: right to invade, but you listen to the commentariat, that
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  Speaker 6: seems to be what it is. You gotta be careful
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  Speaker 6: of this stuff, kind of like the way you're supposed
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  Speaker 6: to be careful with the way you run nuclear power
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  Speaker 6: plants in places like Ukraine.
• 51:22
  Speaker 1: Good morning, You're on the air with Joe. First thing
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  Speaker 1: how are you doing, sir, Well, nippy, but I'm here
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  Speaker 1: so am I wrong?
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  Speaker 6: You know about this whole Ukraine thing that just because
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  Speaker 6: they're corruptors the day is long, doesn't mean, you know,
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  Speaker 6: Russia gets to invade them with a hall pass and
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  Speaker 6: a bat pad on the back.
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  Speaker 22: Right, right, let's back up, let's back up. Just because
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  Speaker 22: they're running them up with a credit card doesn't mean
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  Speaker 22: they should be invaded. But if they hadn't been invaded,
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  Speaker 22: they wouldn't have gotten a credit card. This whole thing
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  Speaker 22: has been tried a to isolate Russia from the rest
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  Speaker 22: of the world and as a well transfer. Well, Joe,
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  Speaker 22: hundreds of thousands of people probably been killed. They wouldn't
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  Speaker 22: do that just for this.
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  Speaker 1: Look.
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  Speaker 22: They determined quite some time ago that what ninety four
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  Speaker 22: percent of the population is extraneous eaters. War is a
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  Speaker 22: good way to get rid of people.
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  Speaker 1: So yes, I see that.
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  Speaker 22: You know, I don't see the people getting killed as
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  Speaker 22: a detriment to the people that probably set this up.
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  Speaker 22: the squeal they isolate rut they get rid of people.
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  Speaker 22: Did they are efficient?
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