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"CAFE Standards and Dr Munchausen" (Thursday December 04 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Biden's burdens and regulations have caused the price of cars
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  Speaker 1: to shore more than twenty five percent.
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  Speaker 2: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 2: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte's Mill Jewart.
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  Speaker 3: Said, steal men, you have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a pet to school of.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has everything a daender all the chosure needs.
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  Speaker 4: No one that Joe saw smile.
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  Speaker 6: He only eggs.
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  Speaker 7: Joe, thank you huddling with me together for warmth. I'll
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  Speaker 7: make the speakers vibrate more, generate more kinetic heat for
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  Speaker 7: their cold snaps all across the country and people are
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  Speaker 7: gathering around because there's ice everyone.
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  Speaker 8: Let's check it.
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  Speaker 7: Ice every where on the streets of America, even here
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  Speaker 7: in Little Waynesboro, Virginia. And not the kind you might
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  Speaker 7: slip on unless you know you're a progressive leftist who
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  Speaker 7: wants to allow people who have no idea what the
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  Speaker 7: country is about, and even worse, are interested in ripping
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  Speaker 7: us off for the way we are coming into the country.
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  Speaker 7: And more busts of folks who abused this allies program. Really,
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  Speaker 7: was there a rule in the Biden administration regarding what
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  Speaker 7: qualified as an ally in this Allied evacuation program, because
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  Speaker 7: you know, now we've got the guy who killed the
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  Speaker 7: National Guards soldier and grievously injured the other and we
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  Speaker 7: have another one now just down the road here in
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  Speaker 7: our flagship city of Waynesboro, busted for it. So will
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  Speaker 7: continue into the story of this ice rate ice raids
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  Speaker 7: going on across New Orleans and Minneapolis as they go
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  Speaker 7: looking for I presume Somali's and whoever else they can
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  Speaker 7: come to. But I want to pivot off for a
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  Speaker 7: second and see if we can rain this back in
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  Speaker 7: from the discussion of drunk Raccoons and Gavin Newsom. And
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  Speaker 7: if you're joining us in progress and you're like drunk
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  Speaker 7: raccoons and Gavin Newsom, yeah, yeah, you'll have to go
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  Speaker 7: back and listen to the podcast if you want a
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  Speaker 7: true depiction of it, because man, it took over for
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  Speaker 7: a little bit there. But I had to do with
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  Speaker 7: videotaping ice agents in the activities that they do. But
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  Speaker 7: cafe standards. You heard President Trump talking about cafe standards.
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  Speaker 7: This is truly one of those great munchausenes by government examples.
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  Speaker 7: Cafe standards. Cafe is an acronym for corporate average fuel
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  Speaker 7: economy standards. So it did began. I think first one
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  Speaker 7: first enacted in the seventies, good old days, with great
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  Speaker 7: American cars getting great American gas mileage, and you know
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  Speaker 7: dollar twelve. And I remember working at the when the
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  Speaker 7: gas station I worked at tried to figure out how
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  Speaker 7: to make a gas pump that whose meters didn't go
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  Speaker 7: past ninety nine point nine cents. How are we going
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  Speaker 7: to charge more than a dollar a gallon for it? Oh,
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  Speaker 7: the good old days. Although just yesterday here just outside
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  Speaker 7: of Richmond, Virginia, I paid two dollars and fourteen cents
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  Speaker 7: for the e eighty eight stuff that I used. I
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  Speaker 7: have a newer well new enough to use the e
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  Speaker 7: eighty eight, and so I'm able to pull it in
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  Speaker 7: at two fifteen two I was two fourteen to nine gallon.
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  Speaker 7: So we're getting there. I love all these folks like
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  Speaker 7: Mark Warner and these folks who get their campaign on
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  Speaker 7: by saying hasn't brought any other prices down? Really, I
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  Speaker 7: guess you don't buy a lot of your own gasoline.
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  Speaker 7: But anyway, let me get our first things in here.
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  Speaker 7: I want to get into the munchausens by government. That
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  Speaker 7: is the Cafe Standards biz. There. We can go back
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  Speaker 7: and talk about a great text message. Here in Florida,
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  Speaker 7: our alligators know how to handle their liquor. Or maybe
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  Speaker 7: that's the Florida gators. I'm not sure one of those
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  Speaker 7: signed ron D in Florida. I'm sure it didn't come
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  Speaker 7: from that ran D in Florida. But thank you for
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  Speaker 7: invoking the Florida gators breaking into liquor stores, which I'm
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  Speaker 7: sure is a whole other set of judicial nightmares. Immigrations
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  Speaker 7: and Customs enforcement has begun enforcement operations in Minneapolis and
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  Speaker 7: New Orleans, with different reactions in different states. As certainly,
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  Speaker 7: the city management in New Orleans is Democrat, the government
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  Speaker 7: state government is not, and Republicans there Democrats like Attorney
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  Speaker 7: General Keith Ellison, vow to stand in the way of
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  Speaker 7: ICE operations. Governor Gavin Newsom of California, having been outside
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  Speaker 7: of the national media spotlight for several weeks, now announced
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  Speaker 7: of ICE officers and warn the community. I guess in
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  Speaker 7: advance of ICE raids in California House Judiciary Chair Jim
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  Speaker 7: our first things this morning. We'll get back into this
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  Speaker 7: situation with the Cafe standards and what it is President
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  Speaker 17: An Rocky roccoon ill back in his room only due
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  Speaker 17: fine Gideon's body.
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  Speaker 7: You're not gonna let this go away, are you? You
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  Speaker 7: no doubt.
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  Speaker 7: Know, And I was so you know this story was
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  Speaker 7: a news story. It happened over the weekend, and it's Thursday.
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  Speaker 7: Can we let go of the drunk raccoon story? Please?
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  Speaker 7: I mean, I know it only just today has made
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  Speaker 7: the all the America's Funniest home videos websites and the
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  Speaker 7: So I guess I understand why now you're fixated with it.
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  Speaker 7: But I had it in my news forty eight hours ago.
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  Speaker 7: But you know it's a Virginia liquor store. I like
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  Speaker 7: this email from Louise who writes and hold it. In Virginia,
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  Speaker 7: the government runs the liquor stores. Wow, yeah, yeah, welcome
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  Speaker 7: to my world, the same state that birthed We hold
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  Speaker 7: these truths to be self evident, insistently, and the best
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  Speaker 7: part about Virginia's alcoholic beverage control is that if you
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  Speaker 7: ever suggest Bob McDonald, Republican governor, suggested getting out of
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  Speaker 7: the liquor selling business, and a coalition of truly Baptists
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  Speaker 7: and bootleggers got together and said, but if you do that,
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  Speaker 7: either what are we going to do without all the
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  Speaker 7: tax money we earn? Or those were the Democrats and
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  Speaker 7: then the other ones where if the state doesn't control
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  Speaker 7: liquor sales, people are just going to be drinking everywhere
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  Speaker 7: and we're going to have, you know, some major alcohol problem,
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  Speaker 7: like the state's control of gambling has helped a lot. Now,
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  Speaker 7: Doctor Clark was dragged into this story in absentia. The
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  Speaker 7: question was, knowing you're a veterinarian, if raccoons can suffer
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  Speaker 7: any ill side effects? And of course then there were
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  Speaker 7: derisions about being from Alabama, which led to a guy
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  Speaker 7: who claims to be called Ron D in Florida saying
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  Speaker 7: that Florida gators can hold their liquor better than Alabama raccoons.
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  Speaker 7: But I think there's an sec thing going on in there.
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  Speaker 7: But as a vet, I mean, you know, there's no
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  Speaker 7: permanent damage to a raccoon that gets himself blackout drunk
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  Speaker 7: on bottom shelf liquor, is it, Joe?
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  Speaker 13: I can't speak to that, but I can talk about
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  Speaker 13: sober ones. You know, I am a veterinarian, and my
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  Speaker 13: dear precious wife is also a veterinarian. And here's the thing.
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  Speaker 13: She can will and has raised just about everything that
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  Speaker 13: is warm blooded and indigenous to this state so far.
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  Speaker 13: I don't think she's raised orphan baby bats or rats
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  Speaker 13: in my house. But everything else, yes, okay, all right,
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  Speaker 13: very good. I mean I had a fox that came
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  Speaker 13: in who's a young fox, probably about ten twelve weeks old,
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  Speaker 13: been't hit by a car. Oh gosh, unconscious when it
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  Speaker 13: came in, Brant floods to it. Had it here for
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  Speaker 13: several days, and then my wife found out that the
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  Speaker 13: fox was at my clinic. That needs to come to
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  Speaker 13: the house for I work after all the time.
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  Speaker 7: The clinics and not good enough. Let mama have it
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  Speaker 7: for a little while.
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  Speaker 13: Yeah, for two months I had a blind, juvenile fox
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  Speaker 13: that every time I went in the bathroom had to
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  Speaker 13: come getting all out until I got up.
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  Speaker 7: Oh that's awkward.
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  Speaker 13: Yes, So we have raised a few coons. I know.
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  Speaker 13: We had one named Jerry Cooney, and obviously, honestly, I
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  Speaker 13: can't remember how Jerry Cooney got the name. There was
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  Speaker 13: a reason that it got to be. Now Evander Holyfield.
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  Speaker 13: I remember how Evander Holyfield got Evander's name.
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  Speaker 7: Someone's there, no, or got his hair.
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  Speaker 13: No, if they are so small that she can't bottle
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  Speaker 13: feed them, if they're just a couple of three days old, uh,
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  Speaker 13: she will find a mama cat that's lactating, and most
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  Speaker 13: of the time that goes fairly well. But this particular baby,
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  Speaker 13: the first mama cat she found, was not all that
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  Speaker 13: enthusiastic about nursing a baby foreign creature, I can imagine. God,
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  Speaker 13: it bit a piece of its ear off, and so
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  Speaker 13: my younger son named it Evander Holyfield because it was
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  Speaker 13: missing part of an ear. But now here's the thing.
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  Speaker 13: There is no more inquisitive creature on the planet than
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  Speaker 13: a raccoon. I woke up about two o'clock one morning
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  Speaker 13: and something is going on in the bathroom. Which one
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  Speaker 13: of those kids is up? And what are they doing?
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  Speaker 13: I got up, I went to the bathroom. I turned
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  Speaker 13: the light on, and there's an eight pound raccoon setting
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  Speaker 13: on the vanity. It's opened the top drawer where there
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  Speaker 13: was a five hundred count container of Q tips. It
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  Speaker 13: would pick the Q tip up, pull the cotton off
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  Speaker 13: of one end, turn it around, pull the cotton off
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  Speaker 13: of that. Look at the cotton, throw it on the floor.
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  Speaker 13: Look at the bear stick, throw it on the floor,
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  Speaker 13: and get another one out of the container. There was
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  Speaker 13: at least one hundred and fifty be headed q tip.
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  Speaker 13: I don't know, maybe one fifty one was going to
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  Speaker 13: be different. I don't know.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know what he was looking for.
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  Speaker 13: Uh, but I don't have no idea. But we were
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  Speaker 13: going to inspect everythingle one of those before we moved
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  Speaker 13: on to whatever was going to be met.
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  Speaker 7: You know, you know, having raised and you you've raised
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  Speaker 7: young children as well. Now I know why raccoons for
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  Speaker 7: their you know, wildness, uh and their danger. I mean,
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  Speaker 7: they're perilous creatures. But now I know why humans are
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  Speaker 7: always so fixated with raccoons because they do things. I
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  Speaker 7: at least two of my three children have done that
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  Speaker 7: exact thing with q tips when they were infants if
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  Speaker 7: given the opportunity.
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  Speaker 13: Now, the one thing I will say about the the
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  Speaker 13: raccoons is they have personalities. And yeah, until they're uh
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  Speaker 13: at least six months or maybe seven, usually they go
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  Speaker 13: to the rehab places or a petan zoo or something. Oh,
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  Speaker 13: they're not allowed to stay at my house until we
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  Speaker 13: get the same.
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  Speaker 7: Pounds when they get big enough.
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  Speaker 13: The funniest thing ever, though, I'll tell you this real quick.
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  Speaker 13: We had a chihuahua that lived at my house. He
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  Speaker 13: was abandoned, came in here because he was sick, and.
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  Speaker 7: Well, tell these people to.
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  Speaker 13: Come get this dog where they wouldn't come get it. Now,
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  Speaker 13: Hardly weighed about two and a half pounds, and at
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  Speaker 13: least a pound of that was head.
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  Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, I can grow up.
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  Speaker 13: I mean, the vast majority of this dog was head.
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  Speaker 13: We had a raccoon that was probably up in the
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  Speaker 13: eight pound range at the time, and the kids had
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  Speaker 13: it out in the living room and it had run
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  Speaker 13: underneath the love seat and Harley came sauntering into the room.
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  Speaker 7: And if only I.
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  Speaker 13: Had this on video, the raccoon, I guess, from underneath
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  Speaker 13: the love seat could see the dog. It dashed out
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  Speaker 7: Doctor Clark and I, by the way, great email. Mary
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  Speaker 7: UH wants to add to our conversation regarding UH, the
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  Speaker 7: They won't start doing that until Abigail Spanburger is sworn
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  Speaker 7: two to three million dollars of taxpayer money to conduct
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  Speaker 7: they had there, Doctor Clark, though you know we right
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  Speaker 7: grabbing the chihuahua. And I think there's there's an ice
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  Speaker 7: metaphor in there in several ways. But you reminded me
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  Speaker 7: Oh? I think she was eleven or twelve the first
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  Speaker 7: So that black gold is if Jed Clampett can find it,
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  Speaker 7: why can't President Joe Biden. So President Trump yesterday held
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  Speaker 7: a White House get together about cafe standards, and the
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  Speaker 7: But let me get James in here from jcsgold dot com.
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  Speaker 7: Our good friends there talking about huge climbs in the
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  Speaker 7: Doing well, Joe?
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  Speaker 27: And gold and silver are down just slightly this morning.
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  Speaker 27: Gold is just below even so far in the day
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  Speaker 27: two hundred, just down about tests of percent. We'll see
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  Speaker 27: where it.
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  Speaker 7: Goes for the rest of the day to day.
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  Speaker 27: Silver, on the other hand, a little bit more of
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  Speaker 7: Oh yeah, and opportunities there, but still an amazing height
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  Speaker 27: I had another listener of yours actually called me yesterday
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  Speaker 7: She's another satisfied customer. Yeah, we love that, We love that.
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  Speaker 27: Absolutely, you're getting one out of pure silver there, so
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  Speaker 7: All right, So do that. That's your homework assignment and
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  Speaker 7: great morning, James, iks show you too. So cafe standards.
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  Speaker 7: President Trump in the Oval Office taking out the cafe
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  Speaker 7: standards not I'm not sure whether they were signed by
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  Speaker 7: Joe Biden's auto pen, but they ramped up the the
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  Speaker 7: cafe standards under you know, the climate change mania. And
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  Speaker 7: so you know, while he was you know, taking out,
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  Speaker 7: he started talking about how these fase standards have been
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  Speaker 7: really damaging the American economy. And where is his did
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  Speaker 7: you lose his clip? We clipped you know that. I
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  Speaker 7: made you sit through the whole press conference and to
• 49:16
  Speaker 7: get me the Trump clip there it is, okay, yeah,
• 49:19
  Speaker 7: play play that for me real quick.
• 49:30
  Speaker 1: Very important. Today, my administration has taken a stork action
• 49:33
  Speaker 1: to lower costs for American consumers, protect American auto jobs,
• 49:37
  Speaker 1: and make buying a car much more affordable for countless
• 49:41
  Speaker 1: American families and also safer. We're officially terminating Joe Biden's
• 49:46
  Speaker 1: ridiculously burdens some horrible actually cafe standards, Biden's burdens some
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  Speaker 1: regulations help cause the price of cars to soar more
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  Speaker 1: than twenty five percent.
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  Speaker 7: So how's that all happen? Well? First off, so a
• 49:57
  Speaker 7: cafe standard is the ultimate it in kind of bureaucratic overreach.
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  Speaker 7: It is just simply saying that your car, if you're
• 50:06
  Speaker 7: an American car manufacturer, the average fuel economy for your cars,
• 50:12
  Speaker 7: and it starts to get into the nuance of what's
• 50:15
  Speaker 7: a car, what's a truck? Why? And this is why
• 50:19
  Speaker 7: it's so hard to find just a sedan anymore, because
• 50:22
  Speaker 7: if you make a sedan, that counts towards your car's
• 50:26
  Speaker 7: cafe your automobile's cafe standards. So everyone's only making little
• 50:31
  Speaker 7: tiny cars with high fuel efficiency. And I believe there's
• 50:37
  Speaker 7: a carve out for sports cars. So they're just the
• 50:39
  Speaker 7: family vehicle and the cafe standards, and then they can
• 50:43
  Speaker 7: sell the trucks as a different category because it's bureaucracy.
• 50:47
  Speaker 7: So even the do gooders that put together the idea.
• 50:51
  Speaker 7: The concept of cafe standards failed in it because you
• 50:57
  Speaker 7: have horribly fuel inefficient vehicles being built as long as
• 51:01
  Speaker 7: they don't qualify as a car to the corporate average
• 51:06
  Speaker 7: fuel economy standards. And it was begun because Jimmy Carter
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  Speaker 7: wanted to reduce how much oil we were using rather
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  Speaker 7: than going and finding more oil. When the Middle East,
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  Speaker 7: when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEK said we're
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  Speaker 7: going to withhold your energy because you support Israel. Hold it.
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  Speaker 7: We're hearing that before, haven't we. It held us hostage
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  Speaker 7: over it because we had become so preponderantly reliant on
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  Speaker 7: their oil and we were hamstrung by Democrats. Remember this
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  Speaker 7: is still so this is still twenty years before we
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  Speaker 7: would have a Republican majority in the House of Representatives
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  Speaker 7: and the Senate. This didn't happen from World War Two.
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  Speaker 7: So we've been thirty five years since the last time
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  Speaker 7: there was a Republican majority in Congress at this point,
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  Speaker 7: and it would still be twenty more years before the
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  Speaker 7: About the only thing they could agree on was these
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  Speaker 7: in inventing these cafe standards, which became draconian overlays over
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  Speaker 7: the automobile industry, creating these unsafe cars out on the
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