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"Veee-va Da-Nang!" (Saturday, January 17, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 9: God bless you for letting me be of service to you.
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  Speaker 9: I am Joe Joe Thomas in the morning. First thing
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  Speaker 9: what went on last night. I will tell you how
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  Speaker 9: On this Saturday morning, email comes in during the news
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  Speaker 9: Old Civil War. How do you make that case? Joe?
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  Speaker 9: Who were the slaves? You're talking about the illegals? Hello,
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  Speaker 9: you must have just tuned in, and I apologize. I
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  Speaker 9: don't mean to be snarky about it. You must have
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  Speaker 9: tuned in just before the top of the hour news
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  Speaker 9: right as we were kind of sticking the landing on
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  Speaker 9: the fact that this isn't a new civil war that
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  Speaker 9: we're experiencing. This is the same one we thought we
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  Speaker 9: ended in Appomattox, Virginia, only we've exchanged the deeply brown
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  Speaker 9: people from Africa to the slightly less brown people from
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  Speaker 9: South America and Mexico. And it's the same class of people,
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  Speaker 9: the same racists, and the same political party who want
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  Speaker 9: to suborn the creation of a permanent underclass of servants
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  Speaker 9: out of these brown and tan people from a foreign
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  Speaker 9: land that they've dragged here to serve our needs and
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  Speaker 9: our wants. And yet again here comes the Republicans standing
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  Speaker 9: up against it, only this time they took the pot
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  Speaker 9: shot at the president before he got re elected, not after.
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  Speaker 9: But this is the same battles, it's the same racism, Jolene,
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  Speaker 9: I appreciate the email, and if you joined us in progress,
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  Speaker 9: I am sorry that happens in radio. So but yeah,
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  Speaker 9: that is my point on why this isn't a new
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  Speaker 9: civil war, and it is also why they wanted us
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  Speaker 9: to tear down all of the monuments to the last one.
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  Speaker 9: We wouldn't want to be thinking about. Hey, some of
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  Speaker 9: this is sounding really familiar. Our first things on this
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  Speaker 9: Saturday morning, and you can react to that as you
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  Speaker 9: wish at four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 9: Two sources familiar with the probe confirmed it, and they
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  Speaker 9: say the investigation is in its early stages. Meanwhile, a
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  Speaker 9: Minnesota judge issued a ruling Friday barring federal officers from
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  Speaker 9: detaining or deploying tear gas again. And this is an
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  Speaker 9: important word all lawyers write important words. Peaceful protesters who
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  Speaker 9: In Minneapolis. Attorney General Keith Ellison was on the Jim
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  Speaker 9: And those are our first things this morning. We can
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  Speaker 9: am Joe Thomas and this is the Talk Media Network.
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  Speaker 9: But you also had people that were very five people
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  Speaker 3: You listen to that exciting you.
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  Speaker 2: Know your passion and the vision.
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  Speaker 7: Change your life to something.
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  Speaker 9: Getkusing me, that's right. Happy birthday Dolly, by the way,
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  Speaker 9: uh eightieth birthday comes, you know, and she's been around
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  Speaker 9: so long it seems like she's got to be a
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  Speaker 9: lot older than that. But eighty years old to you
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  Speaker 9: and understand something about what I was the point I
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  Speaker 9: was making, and I don't make dancehall statements just to
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  Speaker 9: be did you hear with the guy on the radio, Literally,
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  Speaker 9: we are living the Buchanan days, the moments as the
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  Speaker 9: country was dragged towards the Civil War, and now it
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  Speaker 9: all of a sudden makes more sense to me why
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  Speaker 9: they had this zeal to tear down all the Civil
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  Speaker 9: War monuments in the country, because they knew they were
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  Speaker 9: fanning the flames to reignite the same old Civil war,
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  Speaker 9: same old It is exactly the same. The players are
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  Speaker 9: the same, the political parties are the same, the Dixiecrats
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  Speaker 9: and the elites who want cheap labor, the Conservatives who
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  Speaker 9: are trying to push back and bring forth the idea
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  Speaker 9: that all men are created equal, including these people that
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  Speaker 9: they're using as their pawns. And yet yet we're the
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  Speaker 9: ones that they're claiming don't care. And there was some
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  Speaker 9: of that. I found an article from the eighteen hundreds
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  Speaker 9: that was rebuking the anti slavery sentiment. It's on a
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  Speaker 9: technocrat blog, pointing to all the good things that were
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  Speaker 9: happening to the enslaved populations of America because these plantation
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  Speaker 9: owners were giving them room and board and caring for
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  Speaker 9: them in ways that they wouldn't have been cared for
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  Speaker 9: back in their country. And that's the same stuff you're
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  Speaker 9: hearing about these non citizens, this permanent underclass that the
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  Speaker 9: Left wants to suborn and is flash pointed with, you know,
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  Speaker 9: Jacob French, Fry And and Tim shaved down Muppet Waltz
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  Speaker 9: in Minneapolis. We get to you at four three four
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  Speaker 9: eight eight two four seven, Good morning, you're on the air,
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  Speaker 9: first thing this Saturday morning. Hey Joe, Hey Clark, what's
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  Speaker 9: going on? My friend?
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  Speaker 14: Oh well, let's go back to first thing first for
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  Speaker 14: just a second. The doj and Walt and Fry.
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  Speaker 19: Now, Joe, you threw a Henley in there, and it's
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  Speaker 19: like somebody's trying to put the Helles Over Tour back together.
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  Speaker 9: That's the Eagles Ice just getting really active.
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  Speaker 14: So I don't know, is there's some kind of relationship there.
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  Speaker 14: I don't know.
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  Speaker 19: So remember what Glinda told Dorothy about the witch and
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  Speaker 19: the ribby slippers.
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  Speaker 9: Oh gosh, testing my, they must have great power.
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  Speaker 14: Else she wouldn't want them so badly.
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  Speaker 9: Right, Okay, thank you for I just I'm really bad.
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  Speaker 9: I'm weird because there are some esoteric movie trivias that
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  Speaker 9: I remember forever. And then you know, I've seen The
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  Speaker 9: Wizard of Oz a thousand times and I don't. I
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  Speaker 9: just can't remember words like that.
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  Speaker 19: But that's a great point on point right there, though,
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  Speaker 19: because else they wouldn't want them so badly. Now you're
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  Speaker 19: talking about the Civil War, the Dixiecrat, the slaves, the Democrats,
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  Speaker 19: the immigrants.
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  Speaker 14: Why is this the hill they're willing to dial in
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  Speaker 14: shoe Because.
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  Speaker 19: There is one job that Americans will not do anymore,
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  Speaker 19: and that's the vote efficient numbers keep Democrats in power.
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  Speaker 9: That's the job we needed to do to have.
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  Speaker 14: They have to have the immigrants. And it's not necessarily
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  Speaker 14: the immigrant votes. I've talked about this before.
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  Speaker 19: They allow elasticity in the voter rolls to facilitate the steals.
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  Speaker 9: Well, but this is the thing that they want, this
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  Speaker 9: permanent underclass that that will forever be enslaved to their plantation. Nice.
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  Speaker 19: If the permanent underclass will vote for them, that's that's
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  Speaker 19: icing on the cake.
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  Speaker 14: But right now, like I say. The big thing is
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  Speaker 14: it allows for last in the.
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  Speaker 9: Voter rolls, so you can move your votes around wherever
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  Speaker 9: you need them.
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  Speaker 14: Yes, Now, so.
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  Speaker 19: I want to know who I need to be listening
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  Speaker 19: to the night before so I can say the stuff
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  Speaker 19: I say on your show the next morning, because I'll
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  Speaker 19: listen to that.
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  Speaker 14: If I tell me where it is, I'll switch over.
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  Speaker 7: You know it is.
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  Speaker 9: It isn't a matter of one thing. I just I
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  Speaker 9: live in the world. I interact with twenty five and
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  Speaker 9: thirty year olds, I interact with sixty year olds. I
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  Speaker 9: you know, there is no you know, series of bookmarks
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  Speaker 9: that I would say is show prep for this program.
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  Speaker 9: It's I watched the news. I lay the things, you
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  Speaker 9: know in my head. I've got that corkboard that every
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  Speaker 9: detective movie has where they've got all the news clippings
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  Speaker 9: and red lines going in between, you know, to trying
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  Speaker 9: to make connections. And so there is There isn't a
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  Speaker 9: magic formula. People say, well, how many hours a day
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  Speaker 9: do you commit to preparing your show? All of them?
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  Speaker 9: And it sounds weird and I'm not trying to scare
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  Speaker 9: people out of the profession, but I mean, I was
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  Speaker 9: fixing my car yesterday putting a a series of spark
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  Speaker 9: plugs in listening to the news. And while I'm putting
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  Speaker 9: the spark plugs in, I'm listening to these hold it
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  Speaker 9: that makes it? And let me connect that with this.
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  Speaker 9: Here's another piece of movie as a terika. Do you
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  Speaker 9: remember the Harry Potters series?
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  Speaker 14: So I couldn't watch them all.
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  Speaker 9: Right, So, but there's a there's a piece of magical
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  Speaker 9: kit that Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of the school, has
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  Speaker 9: and it's called a pensive and it's it's a wonderful
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  Speaker 9: piece of magic. So it's this bowl that you can
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  Speaker 9: use your magic wand to take thoughts out of your
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  Speaker 9: head and put them in and swirl them around and
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  Speaker 9: see if they catch other things in there. And I
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  Speaker 9: feel like that's what's going on in my head all
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  Speaker 9: the time, is that these random little things come in
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  Speaker 9: and and and they catch like spike protein and and
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  Speaker 9: they we ate a plot. And that's my safe and
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  Speaker 9: effective way of preparing for this program.
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  Speaker 19: Well, you had somebody that had texted or emailed you
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  Speaker 19: know that your listeners called and regurgitated I guess what
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  Speaker 19: they'd heard tonight before. Here's the thing, though, you have
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  Speaker 19: your set of life experiences. I have my set of
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  Speaker 19: life experiences. You set on your hilltop and watch the sunrise,
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  Speaker 19: and I watch it rise.
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  Speaker 14: From my hilltop.
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  Speaker 19: Now, our verbiage is going to be different, and we
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  Speaker 19: have slightly different respects because we're not on the same hill,
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  Speaker 19: but probably our description of the rising sun is going
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  Speaker 19: to be fairly similar.
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  Speaker 9: Oh, well that game was minus four, but that game
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  Speaker 9: That was the ice Bowl. What was it like negative
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  Speaker 23: The story goes because there's a book, you know, there
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  Speaker 23: And now with the you know, the tomin I'll talk
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  Speaker 23: I love to analyze the late calls. And but the
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  Speaker 24: You're down on the base ladder is Edward's looking to
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  Speaker 19: They didn't make the free throw, so he cannot cannot
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  Speaker 9: Yeah. The interesting thing is after Mac did that report,
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  Speaker 9: Because the Steele dossier was so much better evidence then. Oh,
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  Speaker 9: Just you can't hang this stuff enough out for everyone
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  Speaker 9: that's what makes her face sit like that. Oh no, no, no,
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  Speaker 9: sitting in the studio. You know, people come in trying
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  Speaker 9: you know, see, even when there's a caller on the phone.
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  Speaker 9: to a caller, because if I'm just at parade rest,
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  Speaker 9: I look like I'm about to pick up a chainsaw. Anyway,
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  Speaker 9: back to your emails and texts. I received this one
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  Speaker 9: yesterday late in the program. I didn't get a chance
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  Speaker 9: to address it. We got a phone call yesterday from Corvalis,
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  Speaker 9: a young lady upset about several things in Oregon, and
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  Speaker 9: one of them being male in ballid In. That's the
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  Speaker 9: Do you have that clip there are right, that's the
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  Speaker 9: one right there.
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  Speaker 18: Well, they've they've put out taxes here and there.
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  Speaker 16: Cigarette tax was one of them, a gas tax, with
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  Speaker 16: another one that didn't.
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  Speaker 19: When that didn't go through.
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  Speaker 16: That, you know, that's taxation without representation. They don't ask us.
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  Speaker 7: To vote on that.
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  Speaker 16: And even if they did, we have that mail in
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  Speaker 16: ballot that is already proven to be fraud.
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  Speaker 9: Well, and the other thing is is when they start
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  Speaker 9: breaking up these taxes, they don't want to give you
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  Speaker 9: an honest accounting of what it costs to, you know,
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  Speaker 9: maintain these things. So here in Virginia it's a gasoline tax.
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  Speaker 9: We get into the gasoline tax and we circle back
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  Speaker 9: in the conversation to mail in balloting and the fraud there.
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  Speaker 9: And I received this email after the show. Michael wrote
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  Speaker 9: into JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com.
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  Speaker 9: So you support vote suppression. You see how the binary works.
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  Speaker 9: And I appreciate you, Michael for listening because there are
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  Speaker 9: a lot of people who think shows like this just
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  Speaker 9: preach to the choir. And I'm glad you're out there
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  Speaker 9: and maybe you believe or you agree with eighty percent
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  Speaker 9: of the other stuff we talk about. But I am
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  Speaker 9: a huge opponent of mail in balloty and I'll tell
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  Speaker 9: you why. And it is a debatable point because there's
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  Speaker 9: a lot of people who will look at low voter turnouts.
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  Speaker 9: We just watched it here in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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  Speaker 9: Today is the day that Governor Rage Baiter is sworn
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  Speaker 9: in as the first female governor of the Commonwealth of
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  Speaker 9: Virginia in four hundred years of history.
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  Speaker 4: Letter Rage flu.
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  Speaker 9: And she did right all the way to the Governor's mansion.
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  Speaker 6: But the.
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  Speaker 9: The issue of who votes and win is big. We
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  Speaker 9: have forty five day open elections and trying to keep
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  Speaker 9: an eye on every valid voter casting one valid vote,
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  Speaker 9: plus we have vote harvesting. Do we have the Kuchinelli
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  Speaker 9: stuff former DHS Secretary and Attorney General Ken Kuchinelli, who
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  Speaker 9: is really Eric Holder's doppelganger. This is a battle between
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  Speaker 9: Cooch and Eric Holder over vote integrity. As does great
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  Speaker 9: work on mail in balloting at ETI dot org. But
• 50:51
  Speaker 9: here's the thing about how our system is supposed to work. Michael,
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  Speaker 9: You're supposed to vote secretly in public and why are
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  Speaker 9: those two things important? So I just I was telling
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  Speaker 9: Clark about fixing my car. I had to get some
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  Speaker 9: epoxy to fix a part of my car, the air
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  Speaker 9: box as a nipple, and the nipple broke off, and
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  Speaker 9: broke off. So I have to epoxy the PVC pipe
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  Speaker 9: back to the air box and all of that. But
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  Speaker 9: epoxy only works when you mix the two inert parts together,
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  Speaker 9: and then it creates this this ceilant, this glue. Democracy
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  Speaker 9: or the democratic process only works when you vote secretly
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  Speaker 9: in public. And it sounds like a discordant thing, but
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  Speaker 9: the point is, we all as a community need to
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  Speaker 9: witness you without coercion voting. So you can't in most
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  Speaker 9: states it's fifty to one hundred feet. You can't have
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  Speaker 9: electioneering people. You can't have poll workers. You can't have
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  Speaker 9: election officials anywhere near you when you vote. So even
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  Speaker 9: if somebody has been gas lighting you up to the
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  Speaker 9: moment they dropped you off at the polling place, you
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  Speaker 9: can walk in there and in full view of your neighbors,
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  Speaker 9: go into a polling place without your gas lighter out.
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  Speaker 9: There is only you know you're you know you're supposed
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  Speaker 9: to vote for. I tell you to vote for wor
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  Speaker 9: because you're too dumb donders that and vote your way regardless.
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  Speaker 9: That's the only way that democratic process works is if
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  Speaker 9: you vote secretly in public and mail in balloting is
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  Speaker 9: the most obscene abrogation of that process. You know, It's true.
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