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Wicked Radio 12-1: Nat'l Guardsmen Update, Cyber Monday, & White House Fake News Hit List · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Welcome back in and the long holiday my friends. Hopefully
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Speaker 1: he didn't put on too many pounds like I did.
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Speaker 1: Hopefully it was a great, wonderful, safe Thanksgiving holiday for
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Speaker 1: you with friends, and hopefully wherever you're traveling to or from,
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Speaker 1: everybody safe and sound. It's Cyber Monday. Are you online
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Speaker 1: already getting some deals? Member? We were told in the
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Speaker 1: not too recent past that Cyber Monday was going to
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Speaker 1: replace Black Friday, the other big shopping holiday, you know,
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Speaker 1: the day after Thanksgiving, yet not so fast Black Friday.
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Speaker 1: Some of the numbers coming in now broke records, so
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Speaker 1: and in a weird way. I think this is a
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Speaker 1: great thing. We'll see. We'll get into that as well. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: we got to talk about the National Guardsman update that
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Speaker 1: happened over the weekend. It's possible that you intentionally avoided
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Speaker 1: a lot of his story because it was that horrific
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Speaker 1: and it happened over the you know, we call it
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Speaker 1: the whole thing, the Thanksgiving weekend. I'll give you an
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Speaker 1: update on that. But where it goes from here this
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Speaker 1: is one of those turning point situations. This is not
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Speaker 1: the organization. This is one of those turning point points
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Speaker 1: where the American public says. They may not say it
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Speaker 1: out loud, you know, and mixed company, but this is
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Speaker 1: one of those where the American public says, yeah, enough
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Speaker 1: is enough, This is enough. You know who understands that
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Speaker 1: and who knows that and reads the room better than anybody.
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Speaker 1: President Trump does the reaction to that, and more and
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Speaker 1: digging a little bit deeper into how we got into
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Speaker 1: this mess and how it's going to be fixed from here,
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Speaker 1: and we'll wrap it up with something a lot better.
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Speaker 1: First of all, speaking of fake news, the White House
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Speaker 1: is now this is one of my favorite things of
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Speaker 1: all time. This is great. They have compiled a website
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Speaker 1: that exposes the worst fake news violators and it's fantastic.
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Speaker 1: It's like a reference point, you know, you're together. It
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Speaker 1: points out exactly what the news story was, the fact
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Speaker 1: the fiction, and who the worst violators was, and they
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Speaker 1: rank them. It's fantastic. And it also happens to be
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Speaker 1: according to science, food science, this time, this is the
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Speaker 1: last day you can eat those leftovers. I am intentionally
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Speaker 1: ignoring food science because I have some leftovers right downstairs
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Speaker 1: that I am going to eat and I'm not gonna die.
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Speaker 1: And it's gonna be delicious, That's what I say. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: let's get right to it. Thanks for finding Wicked Radio.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate you took a couple of days off of
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Speaker 1: the holidays. I hope you did too, but thanks for
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Speaker 1: the down loads. Those continued apparently, including the Thanksgiving special
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Speaker 1: audio podcast too, And wherever you look for Wicked Radio,
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Speaker 1: whatever platform, anywhere you gonna find us, Let's get right
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Speaker 1: to it. All right, Let'm gonna give you a little update,
2:22
Speaker 1: you know what. Let me start with something lighter. Actually,
2:24
Speaker 1: let me do that. That's probably a better way to
2:26
Speaker 1: ease into this because we're all trying to ease back
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Speaker 1: into the workflow. So today, as you know, is cyber Monday.
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Speaker 1: Go online. The name came from online deals when that
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Speaker 1: was a new and big thing. Right. You would go on,
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Speaker 1: you'd find a good internet connection somewhere, you'd find your laptop,
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Speaker 1: and you'd go shop. Well, most of that, the majority
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Speaker 1: of that in quick fashion, it's like eighty to ninety
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Speaker 1: percent of all deals today according to last year. I've
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Speaker 1: done right here on your phone. But something a little
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Speaker 1: bit different. Remember they said that cyber Monday today and
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Speaker 1: all the deals would completely replace Black Friday completely replace it.
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Speaker 1: Now it's changed it. Remember about five years ago was
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Speaker 1: like the peak of people rushing into Walmart and Target
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Speaker 1: and all these other retail stores and some of the
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Speaker 1: online shopping clubs and just fighting over TVs and all
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Speaker 1: the other stuff. That has changed because people can just
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Speaker 1: fight now online even on Black Friday and do it there.
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Speaker 1: So that's changed. But has today Cyber Monday replaced Black Friday?
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Speaker 1: Not even close? Check this out some of the numbers
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Speaker 1: in now it takes a couple of days. We spent
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Speaker 1: apparently eleven point eight billion dollars on Black Friday this year.
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Speaker 1: You say it again because it goes one ear and
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Speaker 1: out the other. Eleven point eight billion dollars spent on
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Speaker 1: Black Friday. Yeah, includes online but also in store retail
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Speaker 1: shopping too. The peak was from ten am to two
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Speaker 1: pm on Friday. Is Black Friday obsolete? I don't think. So.
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Speaker 1: This is all coming from Adobe Analytics whatever they put
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Speaker 1: together the numbers, so I'll go with it. That sets
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Speaker 1: a record. By the way, more than half of those
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Speaker 1: online sales happened on phones this year, and it looks
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Speaker 1: like the in store sales continued to trend a little
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Speaker 1: bit down, but it doesn't matter. Black Friday all the
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Speaker 1: way through Cyber Monday is going to become some kind
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Speaker 1: of just giant shopping weekend. What's the takeaway. We're still
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Speaker 1: a consumer nation and doesn't seem like anybody's afraid of
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Speaker 1: spending anymore. If, and this is a big if you
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Speaker 1: can find a good deal, consumer confidence, because so much
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Speaker 1: of this stuff is psychological, I take it as a
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Speaker 1: good deal. So I don't know. That's where we are.
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Speaker 1: So if you're going to get some deals today, just
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Speaker 1: know you could have done it on Friday too. Apparently.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to the update. Tragic, sad, horrific story.
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Speaker 1: You may have intentionally, like I said, ignored a lot
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Speaker 1: of this story, and I don't blame you one bit.
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Speaker 1: I'm just going to give you the details on the
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Speaker 1: ambush and DC over this weekend, two members of the
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Speaker 1: West Virginia Guard US Army specialist Sarah Baxtrom, twenty years old,
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Speaker 1: god Air Force staff Sergeant Andrew Wolf twenty four ambushed
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Speaker 1: targeted shooting near Farragut Squares in downtown Washington, d C.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure he heard the story. Maybe you didn't know
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Speaker 1: the names the suspect. I'm not going to name that
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Speaker 1: dirt bag, but I'll give you the update on what
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Speaker 1: we actually care about. Sarah Baxtrom twenty years old. She's
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Speaker 1: dead at a DC hospital. President Trump honored her and
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Speaker 1: Wolf and a couple of video messages and invited families
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Speaker 1: to the White Houses. You know, staff Sergeant Wolf as
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Speaker 1: of the weekend, had remained in critical condition but is
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Speaker 1: hanging on and fighting for his life. Just terrible, just
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Speaker 1: absolutely terrible all the way around. So the reaction is
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Speaker 1: hot and heavy. You know that President Trump has spoken
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Speaker 1: about it quite a number of times. But what we're
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Speaker 1: interested in is to get the media reaction because this,
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Speaker 1: like I said, this is one of those moments in
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Speaker 1: time where so much gets exposed. Look to see what
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Speaker 1: the messaging ends is and who's giving it and all
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Speaker 1: your favorite media interviews this week. First and foremost, the
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Speaker 1: questions to President Trump, Uh, this is just the other
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Speaker 1: day ability to apply for asylum. Do you blame all
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Speaker 1: Afghans for this one man?
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Speaker 2: Well, but we've had a lot of problems with Afghans
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Speaker 2: because they had a lot of them coming in on
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Speaker 2: these plans.
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Speaker 3: Again, I show you this picture.
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Speaker 4: We had a lot of them coming in on these
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Speaker 4: planes that are there was no checking. They just poured
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Speaker 4: into the plane.
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Speaker 1: Ah. And there's the important part of the story. Now
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Speaker 1: this all revolves to the horrible, horrific, just absolutely stupid
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Speaker 1: withdrawal plan we had from those geniuses. Remember we were
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Speaker 1: told the adults are back in the room with the
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Speaker 1: Biden administration. Oh, we've got we've got Anthony Blincoln, that
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Speaker 1: we've got Jake Sullivan and these are these are egghead
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Speaker 1: morons that have studied this stuff in academia for their
6:43
Speaker 1: whole lives. So these are adults, these are the experts, right. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: They said at them time, this would only lead to
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Speaker 1: the Taliman completely taking over Afghanistan again the way we
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Speaker 1: did it, and that's happened. We also knew that all
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Speaker 1: of the weapons that we left behind to the tune
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Speaker 1: of billions would be going to their hand. That's happened.
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Speaker 1: But there was another trickle down effect and it's this
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Speaker 1: that we're feeling right now in our country, in our
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Speaker 1: nation's capital, two National guardsmen, one dead, one about to
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Speaker 1: possibly sadly die. And you've got this happening right now.
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Speaker 1: This is another because what did we do? What did
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Speaker 1: we do we took in the Afghans because they're Allied friends,
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Speaker 1: and we were promised at the time, we were promised
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Speaker 1: up and down. There were house hearings on this. You
7:24
Speaker 1: might remember, all of them would be vetted, no worries.
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Speaker 1: Well they all lied this guy, and how many thousands
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Speaker 1: more they were never vetted. But what do we know
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Speaker 1: about this dirt bag? Well, here's CNN. They got the
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Speaker 1: story to their credit here right away.
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Speaker 3: Well, this individual appears to be from Washington State. It
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Speaker 3: appears that he immigrated here into the United States in
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty one as part of the operation to bring
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Speaker 3: Afghanis who had worked with or assisted the United States
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Speaker 3: government over into this country as Afghanistan was beginning to fall,
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Speaker 3: especially immigrant visa program SIV program. Right exactly, This was
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Speaker 3: the Allies Welcome program.
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Speaker 1: I love the names, and it's always the names. Always
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Speaker 1: look for it. All of these, all the NGOs that
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Speaker 1: we learned because of DOGE that were skimming money off
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Speaker 1: the top, were completely fraudulent organizations. They always have great names.
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Speaker 1: This thing was Allies Welcome. We're not going to vet you,
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Speaker 1: and we fik you're a terrorist. Allies Welcome, you know,
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Speaker 1: and all the NGOs are like save the Whales, and
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Speaker 1: we're completely fraudulent. That's how they do it. So always
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Speaker 1: look beyond the name. But there were hearings on this.
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Speaker 1: There were hearings. Is late in his recent as twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty three, Alejandro majorcis another guy that should be in handcuffs.
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Speaker 1: He was questioned about the vetting process about Allies Welcome.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you remember this at the time,
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Speaker 1: but he said it.
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Speaker 5: How many Afghans, mister, mister secretary have been admitted to
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Speaker 5: the United States through paroles since the fall of Cobble
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Speaker 5: two years ago.
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Speaker 6: Congressman Night, I would be pleased to provide you with
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Speaker 6: that data. I don't have it.
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Speaker 5: There were seventy thousand, one and ninety two Afghans that
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Speaker 5: were brought into the United States. They were brought here
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Speaker 5: on parole for two years. Will you be reviewing each
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Speaker 5: individual status on a case by case basis as this
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Speaker 5: expiration happens.
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Speaker 6: A Congressman, you're referring to what we termed Operation Allies Welcome,
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Speaker 6: a program that we are very proud of that we
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Speaker 6: instituted to provide refuge for individuals, many of whom will you.
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Speaker 5: Be reviewing those they came in on parole, Will you
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Speaker 5: be be reviewing them on a case by case basis.
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Speaker 6: We reviewed them on a case by case basis, and
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Speaker 6: when those parole periods are subject.
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Speaker 1: To liar they didn't. But they went on and on
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Speaker 1: and on and on and on. You know what's amazing
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Speaker 1: to me too. They knew the exact number. He knew
9:54
Speaker 1: the exact number. The congressman questioning him knew the exact number.
9:57
Speaker 1: Maorcis knew the exact number. They knew that. But they
10:00
Speaker 1: couldn't go through all those numbers and vent any of
10:02
Speaker 1: them because they didn't want to. But we were told,
10:05
Speaker 1: remember this lady, Remember this lady who was infecting your
10:08
Speaker 1: news feed, and she was television all the time. She
10:10
Speaker 1: was part of that administration. Jensaki, the first Biden press secretary.
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Speaker 1: Once again, we were assured.
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Speaker 7: Talked about this a little bit other side as well.
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Speaker 7: But there are of course concerns among lawmakers experts with
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Speaker 7: practice who're saying previous arrivals of large numbers of refugees
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Speaker 7: from different parts of the world, and that really there
10:29
Speaker 7: may be a handful, small handful who are eventually deemed
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Speaker 7: a security risk of some kind. What reassurances can you
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Speaker 7: make about the screening process and the attempts to make
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Speaker 7: sure that somebody like that doesn't make his or her
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Speaker 7: way here.
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Speaker 5: I can absolutely assure you that no one is coming
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Speaker 5: into the United States of America who has not been
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Speaker 5: through a thorough screening and background check process.
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Speaker 1: Right, It's just and they knew that at the time,
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Speaker 1: which is the important takeaway. All right, what is some
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Speaker 1: of the reaction now, this is what we have to
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Speaker 1: get to. Now, Well, let's go to a Wall Street
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Speaker 1: Journal editorial on Saturday. I believe this was here's the headline.
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Speaker 1: This is the editorial, so it's an opinion piece. Afghan
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Speaker 1: refugees quote shouldn't be blamed for the violent act of
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Speaker 1: one man. Collective punishment of all Afghans in the US
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Speaker 1: won't make Americans safer and might embitter more against the
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Speaker 1: United States. Eh, I get the angle. Here's the problem.
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Speaker 1: We've got terrorists in the country now that we brought in.
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Speaker 1: We can't afford to pick and choose and be nice
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Speaker 1: and you gotta go sorry. That's the way it is.
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Speaker 1: And here's the difference. Americans understand this now and may
11:37
Speaker 1: not say it out loud. And mixed company. They may
11:39
Speaker 1: not even answer that in the poll, but they'll tell
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Speaker 1: you and they understand it's time. It's time for this.
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Speaker 1: When this happens, god knows what else is there not
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Speaker 1: only in operation Allied friends, but a wide open southern
11:52
Speaker 1: border for three and a half years. Yeah, it's time.
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Speaker 1: President Trump knows. He's got the support now the American
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Speaker 1: peace for mass mass deportation, and it's only going to
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Speaker 1: pick up. In fact, he's done that. What's the immediate
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Speaker 1: reaction to the White House. They have halted all visas
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Speaker 1: before they can be checked. Troublesome countries, so and so.
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Speaker 1: So expect the media to go on a full diatribe
12:14
Speaker 1: like they did during the first administration, to columba xenophobe.
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Speaker 1: But it's remember the terror watch list, the seven bad
12:19
Speaker 1: countries that turned out to be exactly right, it's xenophobic.
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Speaker 1: You can't stop this, you can't. Yeah, we can't. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we absolutely can't. Can't afford it. Sorry, it's a national
12:29
Speaker 1: security risk now at this point. So there you go.
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Speaker 1: But now this violence that has happened in a weird,
12:35
Speaker 1: kind of horrific way, this all ties into Remember the
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Speaker 1: Sedition six, Remember Mark Kelly and Slotkin and the other
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Speaker 1: ones that were all involved with talking about defying orders
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Speaker 1: and all this other stuff. They had set the stage
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Speaker 1: for all this crap to try to get through to
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Speaker 1: the National Guardsmen like the two that were ambushed. This
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Speaker 1: is a few weeks ago on CNN. This is oddly
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Speaker 1: specific and really really skin when you start to talk
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Speaker 1: about when you start to realize what they were talking
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Speaker 1: about at the time, when oh, National guardsmen could be
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Speaker 1: at risk.
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Speaker 8: Actually, what the president is doing, through the Secretary of
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Speaker 8: Defense is creating units, official military units, to quite frankly guard,
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Speaker 8: or not guard, watch the American people.
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Speaker 1: And that's the thing that is absolutely.
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Speaker 8: Abhorrent. It reminds me so much of what happened in
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Speaker 8: Germany in the nineteen.
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Speaker 1: Thirty and there it is of course, it's always the
13:30
Speaker 1: German connection is so much. It's so much. If they
13:33
Speaker 1: actually catch themselves call, you know, saying fascism or Nazis,
13:39
Speaker 1: or they'll just go back to that time and they
13:41
Speaker 1: make this it's the same exact comparison. So what's the
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Speaker 1: result months and months and months of that comparison and
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Speaker 1: revving up the most mentally deranged or flat out terrors
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Speaker 1: in our country. What's the result. You got a lunatic
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Speaker 1: who came in and operation Allied friends, Afghan friends, who
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Speaker 1: lives in Washington State and drives twenty seven hundred miles
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Speaker 1: specifically to ambush the first two National Guard members he sees.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe in coincidences. I just don't. This is
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Speaker 1: what they've planned all the way along. So the reaction
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Speaker 1: to the reaction is interesting, and this is what we
14:12
Speaker 1: all have to watch out for now. Watch to see
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Speaker 1: which politicians and therefore through their media friends, it's they're
14:18
Speaker 1: one and the same. That's how I have to look
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Speaker 1: at this. Who are most upset about the reaction of
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Speaker 1: cracking down on national security and getting rid of under
14:26
Speaker 1: desirables out of our country. Arianna Presley, she's from Massachusetts.
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Speaker 1: She kind of sounds the same alarm she has been
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Speaker 1: from months now.
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Speaker 2: Today to denounce the terror campaign this administration has launched
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Speaker 2: against our immigrant neighbors at the direction of the Trump
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Speaker 2: White House. Massed federal agents are ripping children away from
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Speaker 2: their parents' arms. They are pepper spraying moms and parking lots.
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Speaker 2: They are pulling childcare workers from classrooms in front of
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Speaker 2: desperate toddlers. This is unaccepted.
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Speaker 1: They never tell you the complete story. Well, he was
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Speaker 1: on a terror watch list when we pulled him out
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Speaker 1: of that parking lot. Well, the person that we pepper
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Speaker 1: sprayed was actually kicking and punching and throwing garbage cans
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Speaker 1: at National guardsmen. All of that just you know better.
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Speaker 1: But watch out for all of that. And who fights
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Speaker 1: the most against the reaction to violence against our national guardsmen?
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Speaker 1: Look to see who because is it about the well being?
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Speaker 1: Did they really want Afghan friends, Allied friends? Did they
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Speaker 1: really want that? Did they really care about the livelihood
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Speaker 1: of the millions they brought in across the southern and
15:28
Speaker 1: northern border by the way, during the Biden mystery, did
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Speaker 1: they really care about them? No, otherwise they wouldn't have
15:33
Speaker 1: left thousands and thousands of kids abandoned when they came
15:37
Speaker 1: across here. They know, and then they lost them and
15:39
Speaker 1: they couldn't find them. It wasn't about that. This is
15:41
Speaker 1: about power, and it was about elections. That's what it's about.
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Speaker 1: That's what this is. They don't care about their livelihood
15:46
Speaker 1: at all. This is about power. Otherwise they wouldn't fight
15:49
Speaker 1: so much. That's what this is all. About But there
15:52
Speaker 1: we are. But speaking of the fake news, this is
15:54
Speaker 1: great news. Here we go. The White House has done something,
15:57
Speaker 1: I think, and it won't last forever. Somebody whoever's in
16:00
Speaker 1: powernext will take it down. But this is just such
16:02
Speaker 1: a great effort. You list all this stuff at once,
16:05
Speaker 1: you can see exactly how bad the fake news is.
16:07
Speaker 1: There's a new fake news website link coming from the
16:12
Speaker 1: White House. It's not the fake news, but what the
16:15
Speaker 1: White House has done through the administration is launch a
16:17
Speaker 1: page exposing fake news. There's a leaderboard, a race to
16:21
Speaker 1: the bottom. And you may be curious, like I was,
16:26
Speaker 1: who's the worst fake news offender for fraudulent stories, bias stories,
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Speaker 1: fake news stories, inaccurate stories, misinformation. It's the Washington Post.
16:35
Speaker 1: Still after all this time, you would think it would
16:38
Speaker 1: be and all forms of media in this you would
16:40
Speaker 1: think it would be MSNBC whatever they call themselves. Now
16:42
Speaker 1: we're CNN. Nope, still the Washington Post. They have an
16:45
Speaker 1: offender hall of shame. The media is false and misleading
16:50
Speaker 1: stories flagged by the White House. This is fantastic. I
16:53
Speaker 1: love this, But as you know, they have to defend themselves,
16:56
Speaker 1: so they have to go on the offensive. CNN was
16:58
Speaker 1: on this talking to about the White House Fake News list,
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Speaker 1: and well you could predict what their spin would be.
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Speaker 8: The President has ramped up his attacks on journalists in
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Speaker 8: recent weeks.
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Speaker 4: This isn't a new strategy for him.
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Speaker 3: We have seen this.
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Speaker 4: What is this all about? Is this just about controlling
17:15
Speaker 4: the narrative to legitimize the media? I would say, is
17:19
Speaker 4: to delegitimize the media, Jessica. This media Bias Monitor is
17:23
Speaker 4: being produced at taxpayer expense. It's a featured part of
17:27
Speaker 4: the White House website, and it's about trying to tarnish
17:30
Speaker 4: and demean various news outlets as well as media outlets
17:35
Speaker 4: that have nothing to do with the news business. For example,
17:37
Speaker 4: one of.
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Speaker 1: The time at taxpayer expense. Everything they don't like is
17:41
Speaker 1: at taxpayer expense. Well, I can tell you, as a taxpayer,
17:44
Speaker 1: this is one of the best uses of taxpayer money
17:46
Speaker 1: that I have ever invested in. We'll tell you that much.
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Speaker 1: I absolutely love it. But I love that. I love
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Speaker 1: her line of questioning. And if you actually saw the
17:54
Speaker 1: chiron there, that's the lower third of the screen where
17:56
Speaker 1: they have the headline of what they're talking about, attacking
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Speaker 1: reporters and Stelter goes on to say it to delegitimize
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Speaker 1: the media. No, you did that to yourself. What we
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Speaker 1: all want, all we want, and I will say it
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Speaker 1: until I'm blue in the face. There's a wide opening.
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Speaker 1: There's a wide open business model for some news outlet
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Speaker 1: that would just be honest and just report straight news.
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Speaker 1: You could do that and you go gangbusters. But something
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Speaker 1: tells me you don't have any interest in doing that
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Speaker 1: because you're probably getting paid from oh, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: a foreign country wants to keep you pushing up misinformation.
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Speaker 1: But that's just me. So there you go. All right,
18:32
Speaker 1: enough of all that stuff. Let's get to what may
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Speaker 1: be the most important story of the day. Today is
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Speaker 1: the last day for leftovers. That's right, according to science
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Speaker 1: food science, this time non natural science, non medical science.
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Speaker 1: Food science says you cannot You are nuts if you
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Speaker 1: eat any leftovers today. Also cyber Monday after Thanksgiving, it's
18:57
Speaker 1: been just just too many days. Well, why it's been
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Speaker 1: four days since Thanksgiving? You're living dangerously. According to the USDA,
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Speaker 1: turkey stuffing, potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, gravy, and pumpkin
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Speaker 1: pie can all be stored in the fridge for three
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Speaker 1: but no more than four days, okay, And this was published.
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Speaker 1: By the way, I'm getting this from the USA today,
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Speaker 1: which was picked up from the USDA study. Well, I
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Speaker 1: get that, and I want to see anybody get sick.
19:28
Speaker 1: If you've ever had food posting from anything, you know
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Speaker 1: what I'm talking about. It is just it's just the worst.
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Speaker 1: It's the worst feeling in the world. It's tough to survive.
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Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna let the USDA or Food Science
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Speaker 1: or us say today tell me that I can't still
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Speaker 1: enjoy that awesome, beautiful pumpkin pie I have in my
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Speaker 1: fridge right now. I'm still gonna eat it. It is fine,
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Speaker 1: it is delicious, and I'm still gonna do it. And
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Speaker 1: food Science are the USDA cannot stop me, do you understand?
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Speaker 1: And not only today am I going to eat it.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna eat it all week long until it's gone.
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Speaker 1: That's the kind of risk taker I am. USDA so
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Speaker 1: take that. But that said, be careful out there, would
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Speaker 1: you don't eat like you know, I don't know what
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Speaker 1: would be like green beans on Friday is coming Friday.
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Speaker 1: Don't do that? All right? Thanks a finder be. I
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20:40
Speaker 1: as always. The takeaway this is your job and my
20:44
Speaker 1: job as patriotic Americans. Now look to see who hits
20:47
Speaker 1: the media cycles today and onward, to see who pushes
20:50
Speaker 1: back the hardest with their media friends on taking care
20:54
Speaker 1: of business and getting rid of terrorists out of our country.
20:58
Speaker 1: Because they will push They'll find every in the world
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Speaker 1: to push back on that. But take note of who
21:03
Speaker 1: pushes back the hardest. All right, thanks for finding me.
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