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"So Afraid of the Russians" (Friday November 07, 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 8: Joe.
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  Speaker 9: Bless you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 9: a little bit this morning. Reactions as we head towards
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  Speaker 9: Veterans Day, and a couple of emails about Veterans Day,
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  Speaker 9: and you know what's going on around the country and
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  Speaker 9: and how should we be you know, understand the importance
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  Speaker 9: of Veterans Day because those who especially now I think
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  Speaker 9: we're at that point where, uh, there's only a hand
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  Speaker 9: full of folks who are drafted into our military service
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  Speaker 9: remaining alive. These are folks who volunteer, volunteer to go
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  Speaker 9: stand a post and to guard our freedoms. And what
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  Speaker 9: are the points I always make with her, It's Memorial Day,
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  Speaker 9: Veterans Day, Gosh Tuesday. We will bring up the fact
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  Speaker 9: that it is one of the points of order of
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  Speaker 9: this program to make sure that those who hold office
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  Speaker 9: back home, are making America the kind of America that
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  Speaker 9: these men and women volunteer to go.
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  Speaker 4: Out and defend.
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  Speaker 9: That's what Veterans Day needs to remind all of us
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  Speaker 9: is that we need to be the America that these
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  Speaker 9: men and women went to defend, not some third world
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  Speaker 9: banana tinpot dictatorship. And it's always controversial because again, just
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  Speaker 9: like we pointed out earlier in the program, being pro
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  Speaker 9: business is not the same thing as being a capitalist.
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  Speaker 9: And a couple of emails on that statement, Joe, your
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  Speaker 9: statement caught me off guard, writes Joe. Got like when
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  Speaker 9: Joe emails Joe, it's like a feedback loop. And Joe,
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  Speaker 9: listening to us in New Orleans said, I had never
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  Speaker 9: heard it put quite that way, but you really put
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  Speaker 9: your finger on it for me. Of one of the
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  Speaker 9: problems is that we the people have allowed politicians to
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  Speaker 9: say their pro business, which they are c. K. Street
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  Speaker 9: he writes in parentheses, instead of saying they're capitalists. Then
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  Speaker 9: the Marxists go point at the pro business Republicans and say,
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  Speaker 9: look at all the problems the capitalists charged. Don't you
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  Speaker 9: see the dumb show that we've created. Yeah, I think
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  Speaker 9: Joe I will I will applaud another Joe who's made
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  Speaker 9: the point come full circle. So we allow Republicans to
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  Speaker 9: go out and claim their pro business while we think
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  Speaker 9: they said we're capitalists. Then the leftists like Bernie Sanders
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  Speaker 9: get up behind the electron and say, look at all
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  Speaker 9: the damage that the capitalists have done to our country
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  Speaker 9: when it hasn't been the capitalists at all, brilliantly pointed
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  Speaker 9: out and a full circle. Bat on me for not
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  Speaker 9: bringing it all to that point, But I'm glad I
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  Speaker 9: led you to the point where you could see the
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  Speaker 9: light at the end of the tunnel of what this
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  Speaker 9: mischaracterization of pro business versus capitalist is. And it is
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  Speaker 9: all roots with the air traffic controllers and the blue
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  Speaker 9: flu that they're suffering, leaving us with ten percent less
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  Speaker 9: air space to travel in for safety's sake in case
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  Speaker 9: planes get into trouble, and we'll get into that. Ten
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  Speaker 9: percent of American airspace has been restricted by Sean Duffy
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  Speaker 9: in the Federal Aviations Administration because air traffic controllers continue
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  Speaker 9: to call in sick in the government shut down over
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  Speaker 9: the fact that they have not been paid though they
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  Speaker 9: are considered essential workforce.
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  Speaker 4: Airports that are.
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  Speaker 9: Impacted by these and it's really a comprehensive list, because
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  Speaker 9: if you fly to another airport, to fly to another airport,
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  Speaker 9: help Donald Trump. According to two sources familiar with the matter,
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  Speaker 9: the grand jury subpoenas will request a broad swath of records,
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  Speaker 9: with the preparation of intelligence communities January twenty seventeen assessment,
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  Speaker 9: said the two sources, who were granted anonymity to speak
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  Speaker 1: But I'm afraid of the Russians. I can't sleep at night.
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  Speaker 18: I'm so afraid of the Russians.
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  Speaker 1: Afraid we've got to fight.
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  Speaker 9: So the story out of the Intel community in Tulsey
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  Speaker 9: Gabber digging around to see what happened in twenty sixteen when,
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  Speaker 9: according to the story, an Oval Office meeting including Vice
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  Speaker 9: President Biden and President Obama. What did the president know?
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  Speaker 9: And win began the march towards creating the Steel dossier.
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  Speaker 9: And there's questions as to whether the Steel Dossier had
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  Speaker 9: existed before or after. My question is, you know the
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  Speaker 9: defense is, oh, the Steele dossier was just opposition research.
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  Speaker 9: I've always been told that opposition research actually had to
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  Speaker 9: create something genuine, otherwise it's pretty worthless. I mean, if
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  Speaker 9: you come up and say, hey, I've got a story
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  Speaker 9: here that says Donald Trump paid some hookers to pee
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  Speaker 9: on a bed in a hotel because Barack Obama stayed there,
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  Speaker 9: what do you and understand that that's the premise of
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  Speaker 9: the Steel dossier, that it was opposition research paid for
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  Speaker 9: by Perkins Cooy Law firm on behalf of the Clinton
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  Speaker 9: president campaign. But what good is opposition research if it's
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  Speaker 9: if it's not real, what good does it do to
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  Speaker 9: tell Hillary Clinton, Hey, I've got this story that Donald
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  Speaker 9: Trump did this. I mean, that's as far as I
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  Speaker 9: can tell, that's about as real as the story of
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  Speaker 9: the pizzeria and the human trafficking tunnels underneath it. So
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  Speaker 9: is the whole Clinton operation in the business of creating fictions,
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  Speaker 9: dressing them up in dossier form to make them look
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  Speaker 9: like facts, and disseminating them.
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  Speaker 4: Is this what.
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  Speaker 9: Hillary's entire post congressional career has been. Or these were
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  Speaker 9: the people who work for Hillary, the new versions of
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  Speaker 9: Vince Foster no longer needing to clean up Bill Clinton's mess.
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  Speaker 9: So let's make messes for other people, knowing full well,
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  Speaker 9: understanding that Hillary and James Carville and all these folks
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  Speaker 9: know what it does to a campaign to a presidency
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  Speaker 9: if you throw crazy allegations at it. Queue back to
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  Speaker 9: James Carville.
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  Speaker 19: Iry, you dragged fifty dollars around trailer park.
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  Speaker 4: You never know what you're gonna get.
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  Speaker 9: You'll get something though, talking about my friend John Whitehead,
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  Speaker 9: who now runs the Rutherford Institute free speech defense organization.
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  Speaker 9: But John Whitehead had brought suit against President Trump on
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  Speaker 9: behalf of Paula Jones. But now these folks are post
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  Speaker 9: Bill and now pre Hillary, and they're like, you know,
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  Speaker 9: if we did the same thing to Donald Trump, it
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  Speaker 9: would ruin his presidency as much as it hamstrung Bills.
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  Speaker 9: It's a part of the story nobody really gets into,
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  Speaker 9: is that This is all all this Steele dossier stuff,
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  Speaker 9: and this was all fictions created to make Donald Trump
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  Speaker 9: answer to them. What Barack Obama and Joe Biden did
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  Speaker 9: was they said, oh, this is even better. We can
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  Speaker 9: use this to get warrants to surveil them. Then we
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  Speaker 9: know what they're going to do and we can get
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  Speaker 9: out ahead of it. He's going to appoint this person,
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  Speaker 9: or they're going to try to do that legislative agenda,
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  Speaker 9: or this person is going to be named the director
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  Speaker 9: of whatever. The hell with Watergate, the hell with Gordon
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  Speaker 9: Liddy and Howard Hunt. We don't have to hire criminals
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  Speaker 9: to break into our opponent's political headquarters anymore. We can
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  Speaker 9: just convince our CIA director who I appointed, that he's
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  Speaker 9: a national security threat because I've got a piece of
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  Speaker 9: paper here that says Vladimir Putin knew about the hookers
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  Speaker 9: in the Obama bedroom. And then once the requirements were
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  Speaker 9: to go and get a FISA warning warrant, and we
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  Speaker 9: were told FISA was going to be your last line
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  Speaker 9: of defense. You want me on that wall, son, We
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  Speaker 9: live in a world that is protected by walls. Well,
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  Speaker 9: the PISA Court was supposed to be that wall to
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  Speaker 9: keep people from just walking up in there saying, yeah,
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  Speaker 9: I want.
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  Speaker 19: To surveil the First Thing Today program by Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 19: because he said nice things about Kevin Roberts about fifteen
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  Speaker 19: minutes ago, and yeah, I can't have it, thank you, sir.
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  Speaker 19: We won't let you down.
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  Speaker 9: And that's what our Banana Republic has become. And I
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  Speaker 9: know people are still processing the elections that this is
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  Speaker 9: what's going to happen. We have attorneys general who are
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  Speaker 9: going to go out and investigate their political opponents, using spurious,
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  Speaker 9: if not even completely fictional narratives to do it.
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  Speaker 4: And we're still.
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  Speaker 9: Trying to figure out what went on in twenty sixteen,
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  Speaker 9: never mind what were the two hundred and seventy odd
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  Speaker 9: FBI agents doing in the crowd on January sixth, twenty twenty.
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  Speaker 9: We know what went on. James Comey came to Donald
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  Speaker 9: Trump and said, hey, mister President, there's a story out
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  Speaker 9: here about this. You ought to know about it. And
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  Speaker 9: President Trump said, well, yeah, you better do something about that.
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  Speaker 9: And then James Cobe gets that into the press, and
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  Speaker 9: then they use the press coverage of it as the
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  Speaker 9: evidence to get a PISA warrant. I mean it's brilliant
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  Speaker 9: in its darkness. It's brilliant. But to know that we're
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  Speaker 9: still investigating this, and I know what they're investigating for.
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  Speaker 9: They're looking for people to be fitted with an orange
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  Speaker 9: jumpsuit or an ankle bracelet because the American public insists
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  Speaker 9: upon it. The danger I see is just just like
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  Speaker 9: we saw with the Jeffrey Epstein documents, is when they
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  Speaker 9: get found, are they going to help or hurt? Are
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  Speaker 9: you going to be a help or a hindrance? Because
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  Speaker 9: there's so much state craft that gets done under the
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  Speaker 9: guise of national security. And we're having this discussion with
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  Speaker 9: my son the other day about nationalism. Said, nationalism as
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  Speaker 9: a word is meaningless. What is the nation you're applying
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  Speaker 9: it to stand for. If the nation you're applying it
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  Speaker 9: to defends God given individual rights and freedoms and allows
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  Speaker 9: for commerce to happen unfettered by government regulation.
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  Speaker 4: I'm all for that kind of nationalism.
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  Speaker 9: If it's a deep state full of operatives trying to
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  Speaker 9: arrest people for simply stepping slightly out of line with narrative,
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  Speaker 9: then no, I'm not so much for that nation. It's
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  Speaker 9: Jerry asked the very good question I think Joe that
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  Speaker 9: you said. The elections this past Tuesday were all about
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  Speaker 9: winning back control for the Green agenda, and that's where
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  Speaker 9: all this money came from, was to win the Green
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  Speaker 9: Agenda back into Virginia's governor's mansion and into the General
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  Speaker 9: Assembly so that all the promised spending can continue. What
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  Speaker 9: about what's happening with the shutdown Now we're seeing Republicans
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  Speaker 9: in on permanently extending the subsidies for Obamacare, which ostensibly
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  Speaker 9: a little bit of the money. Wasn't this also part
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  Speaker 9: to go this way, not just to set up to
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  Speaker 9: the midterms, but to set up to this closure. It
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  Speaker 9: may not have been at the onset, but I certainly
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  Speaker 9: think that, but there are enough people in the Democratic
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  Speaker 9: Party that would would have spent their ITETH money to
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  Speaker 9: have a win they could hang their hat on where
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  Speaker 9: they could say, look, all you Republicans in shutdown Land,
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  Speaker 9: you better get right with the program, because if you don't,
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  Speaker 9: what just happened in Virginia is going to happen to you.
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  Speaker 4: And that's why you see.
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  Speaker 9: These stories about deals and Republican deals on shutdowns, that
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  Speaker 9: they may be ready to sit down. This one particular
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  Speaker 9: columnist writes DEM's election wins complicate shut down talks. I
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  Speaker 9: don't see how it complicates at all. It complicates it
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  Speaker 9: for the fiscal conservatives that we're trying to and in
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  Speaker 9: the way of adding more money to Obamacare and you know,
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  Speaker 9: just to keep bankrupting the country. But Republicans are now
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  Speaker 9: signaling that they may have, you know, be willing to
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  Speaker 9: deal on Obamacare. They don't want to give up on
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  Speaker 9: the filibuster, which is good, but they may be ready
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  Speaker 9: to give in and give the Democrats what they want.
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  Speaker 9: Because now the Republicans had to restrict air space because
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  Speaker 9: choice but to cut down in the amount of air
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  Speaker 9: traffic could go on starting today, down ten percent the
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  Speaker 9: allowable space on the roads. And believe me, there are
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  Speaker 9: greenies out there thinking, oh, we could do that with
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  Speaker 9: the regular roads too. That'd be pretty cool. Can you imagine,
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  Speaker 9: get on, only to be told that the highway was
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  Speaker 9: at its capacity and you would not be allowed to
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  Speaker 9: enter the highway. I mean, ostensibly, that's what's happening with
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  Speaker 9: air traffic right now. It's a little more organized because
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  Speaker 9: as to when you could fly. And don't think the
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  Speaker 9: greenies wouldn't think of that too. So while the air
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  Speaker 9: green movement who are thinking, yo, ground traffic could be
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  Speaker 9: earlier about free market ports. Why most of our seaports
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  Speaker 9: are run by companies. They're not run by the government.
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  Speaker 9: they are, they're operated by these private companies, even down
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  Speaker 9: municipal organizations that then contract with the FAA for the
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  Speaker 9: air traffic controllers and NSA for the TSA officers, and
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  Speaker 9: I called it a hostage situation, but it really is
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  Speaker 9: terrorism because they're using something you've grown accustomed to travel.
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  Speaker 4: Why it's it's exactly what.
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  Speaker 9: wherever you want, whenever you want, will show you. And
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  Speaker 9: around the holidays. And you know understand the continuing resolution
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  Speaker 9: they're getting calls from the district flights canceled, families stranded.
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  Speaker 9: union spends a lot of money on advertising. They sponsor
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  Speaker 9: just about every Washington d C sporting event you'll think
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  Speaker 9: of used to be an affiliate of the Washington Capitals
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  Speaker 9: of flagship station I ran was and the Washington Nationals
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  Speaker 9: and the Washington Wizards, and all of those folks get
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  Speaker 9: big money from NACTA to run ads saying we bring
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  Speaker 9: you home and that kind of thing. But they are
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  Speaker 9: very active. They claim nonpartisanship. They claim that they don't
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  Speaker 9: they don't spend money on one political party or another.
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  Speaker 9: They only look for the political parties that support air
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  Speaker 9: traffic control. They claim that they're listed as one of
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  Speaker 9: the most by partisan political action committees out there. So
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  Speaker 9: they're not buying supposedly, they're not buying their way out
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  Speaker 9: of jail on that end. But isn't that what a
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  Speaker 9: union is for? And beyond that, Adam, let's take your
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  Speaker 9: question the next step. If the air traffic Controllers union,
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  Speaker 9: and this I'll give credit to Bob in Moscow for
• 46:55
  Speaker 9: asking this question yesterday about that right after Sean Duffy's
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  Speaker 9: press conference. If these air traffic controllers are so poorly
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  Speaker 9: paid that they can't float, that they are living paycheck
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  Speaker 9: to paycheck, isn't that a pox on NATCA? If these
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  Speaker 9: air traffic controllers can't make it a few weeks in
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  Speaker 9: between paydays, they must not get paid very well. But
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  Speaker 9: you would think that's part of what the union is
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  Speaker 9: supposed to do. Meanwhile, the union is the one that's
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  Speaker 9: defending these sick days that the air traffic controllers are using, saying, oh,
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  Speaker 9: our rank and file, and I love the statements. Our
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  Speaker 9: rank and file are making sure that they keep the
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  Speaker 9: workplace as healthy and safe as possible by not bringing
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  Speaker 9: flu like symptoms what they call it, into the workplace.
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  Speaker 9: They're bringing the COVID boogeyman back. Oh you know, a
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  Speaker 9: bunch of guys all in a closed space.
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  Speaker 4: Spewing, Lord knows what.
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  Speaker 9: You don't want that a whole Air Traffic Controllers association
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  Speaker 9: to fall ill. What would happen? Then you could have
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  Speaker 9: an outbreak. But it is a reminder of what again
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  Speaker 9: we started this program with, which is why is it
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  Speaker 9: a federal issue? Why can Texas where you are at them?
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  Speaker 9: I presume Beaumont if you're listening in this hour, because
• 48:44
  Speaker 9: I know, I know we're on in Dallas and San Antonio,
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  Speaker 9: but only really early in the morning, so I appreciate
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  Speaker 9: you listening. I'm going to guess Beaumont. You correct me
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  Speaker 9: if I'm wrong, But why doesn't Texas and more importantly,
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  Speaker 9: why doesn't the individual airports? And this goes back to
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  Speaker 9: the air marshals, when we all had to chip in
• 49:12
  Speaker 9: to pay for air marshals on airplanes after September eleventh,
• 49:16
  Speaker 9: I said, why doesn't the airline hire air marshals, just
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  Speaker 9: the way the stagecoach operators would hire Wells Fargo to
• 49:28
  Speaker 9: guard their payrolls as they horse and buggied across the
• 49:34
  Speaker 9: American West. It was on the shipping companies. My mother
• 49:38
  Speaker 9: did this for her career. She worked in a division
• 49:42
  Speaker 9: of banking called letters of credit, where a shipping company,
• 49:50
  Speaker 9: as we approached the anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a
• 49:53
  Speaker 9: shipping company would take out a letter of credit for
• 49:57
  Speaker 9: the ship cover basically the replacement cost of all the
• 50:02
  Speaker 9: stuff it's carrying, and if it was lost through piracy
• 50:06
  Speaker 9: or accident, crash, anything like that, the letter of credit
• 50:09
  Speaker 9: would make sure that the people who had paid for
• 50:12
  Speaker 9: the stuff on the boat would get made whole. It
• 50:18
  Speaker 9: was insurance, and the business has gone away because insurance
• 50:22
  Speaker 9: companies have now taken up those insurances. But why can't
• 50:30
  Speaker 9: the airport authority say these are our air traffic controllers,
• 50:34
  Speaker 9: and then it becomes competitive. Don't fly into Dallas, fly
• 50:39
  Speaker 9: into Houston. We have better safety ratings or we have
• 50:43
  Speaker 9: the best trained. Because this is what capitalism does. And
• 50:47
  Speaker 9: I'm going to bring back that narrative of pro business
• 50:50
  Speaker 9: isn't necessarily capitalist. As a matter of fact, capitalism is
• 50:56
  Speaker 9: actually is more likely to be pro worker than.
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  Speaker 4: And it is pro business.
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  Speaker 9: You talk about the things that are beneficial in a
• 51:07
  Speaker 9: free market, capitalist society, it's better for the air traffic
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  Speaker 9: controllers if we had free market capitalism driving their positions
• 51:17
  Speaker 9: in the airports. Then this kind of quasi government Marxism,
• 51:25
  Speaker 9: and it's all meant to hold us hostage at them
• 51:30
  Speaker 9: so that we will call our congressman or a senator.
• 51:34
  Speaker 9: You call Ted Cruz up and say Ted, damn it.
• 51:37
  Speaker 9: Give them the Obamacare subsidies and we'll be We've created
• 51:41
  Speaker 9: burningcare because now anyone who gets Obamacare that can't afford
• 51:47
  Speaker 9: it will pay their co pays. So now it's single payer.
• 51:53
  Speaker 9: It's just very clunky, it's very bureaucratic, but it's just
• 51:59
  Speaker 9: single payer with more paperwork.
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  Speaker 4: Hamp in Vero Beach rights in.
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  Speaker 9: I guess airc traffic controllers don't have that rule about
• 52:13
  Speaker 9: not being able to take off two days in a row.
• 52:17
  Speaker 9: That's possible as well. Let me get to you at
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  Speaker 9: four three, four eight eight, two four two one seven.
• 52:24
  Speaker 9: Good morning, you're on the air. First thing today.
• 52:26
  Speaker 4: Who's this Philip Howard?
• 52:30
  Speaker 9: Philip Philip is going to be a guest in a
• 52:33
  Speaker 9: program coming up. Philip will be with you right after
• 52:35
  Speaker 9: we get to our news here at the top of
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  Speaker 9: the hour, So hang on the line. Thank you all
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  Speaker 9: for joining us this morning on the Talk media Network.
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  Speaker 9: I am Joe Thomas until our Saturday show or Monday,
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