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"War Powers" (Thursday December 04 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Biden's burdens and regulations help caused the price of cars
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  Speaker 1: to sore 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 Mouth jew.
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  Speaker 7: Joe.
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  Speaker 3: Thank you for huddling together with me for warmth this morning.
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  Speaker 3: Cold front gripping a lot to the nation. Uh, snow
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  Speaker 3: those at the weather center here. First Thing Today by
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  Speaker 3: Joe Thomas. I appreciate you allowing us to break down
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  Speaker 3: the news of the day. We'll tell you about it
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  Speaker 3: coming up here on our First Things, and then you
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  Speaker 3: Richmond Flying Squirrels. How much further could it be the
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  Speaker 3: Fredericksburg drunken Raccoons? I mean, you know, anything to sell tickets,
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  Speaker 3: but the news of the day. More folks under the
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  Speaker 3: enemy of our enemy are our friends? Provision of the
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  Speaker 3: Biden administration. Caught in Waynesboro, Virginia sending lawyers, guns and
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  Speaker 3: money over to Pops his father, who is still running
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  Speaker 3: terrorists cells in Afghanistan, thugging up on people, apparently being
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  Speaker 3: the muscle for the Taliban? Isis k actually there? Which
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  Speaker 3: is not a breakfast cereal? By the way, don't fool
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  Speaker 3: yourself to that. We're also going to get into this
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  Speaker 3: war powers resolution. Both Tommy Massey and Rand Paul getting
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  Speaker 3: together with a cadre of Democrats. It's like Tim Kaine
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  Speaker 3: to demand the president, let Congress know, and let's you know,
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  Speaker 3: go back and we have to have a reality tour
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  Speaker 3: a little bit here of what the War Powers Act
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  Speaker 3: is what the Constitution says about war powers and who
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  Speaker 3: has the authority to declare war? But then you know
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  Speaker 3: when once they have declared war, and Hillary Clinton and
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  Speaker 3: Barack Obama both voted to give the presidency a kind
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  Speaker 3: of an open ended declaration of war back in two
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  Speaker 3: was it O two or three? It was O two,
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  Speaker 3: And they've been trying to re restrain that. And how
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  Speaker 3: Richard Nixon factors in this, because you know, all these
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  Speaker 3: good things either happened in the teens under you know,
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  Speaker 3: the Technocrats and the Wilsonites or during Nick because well,
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  Speaker 3: you know, we just have to do stuff to stop Nixon.
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  Speaker 3: But our first things this morning start with that story
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  Speaker 3: out of Waynesboro, Virginia, down the road from our flagship station,
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  Speaker 3: Ice agents and conducted a raid and arrested one Jean
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  Speaker 3: Shah Safie, an Afghan national in Waynesboro, saying he supported
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  Speaker 3: provided support to isis K and supplied weapons to his
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  Speaker 3: father who is still working with isis K in Afghanistan.
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  Speaker 3: So he arrived in the US using the same program
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  Speaker 3: that the twenty nine year old Afghan assailant that killed
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  Speaker 3: a National Guards soldier in Washington last week used, Operation
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  Speaker 3: Allies Welcome. Department of Veterans Affairs is reportedly creating an
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  Speaker 3: internal database of non US citizens who work or are
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  Speaker 3: affiliated with the agency, a move that could include thousands
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  Speaker 3: of doctors, nurses, contractors, trainees, and even some veterans. Senator
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  Speaker 3: Ran Paul and Congressman Tommy Massey are leading resolutions in
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  Speaker 3: their various houses to insist that any actions taken against
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  Speaker 3: Venezuela will have to come with approval from Congress. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 3: Venezuelan President Nicholas Medoro was pressed by the press on
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  Speaker 3: whether or not he had a phone call with President
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  Speaker 3: Trump earlier this week in which the President said, if
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  Speaker 3: you get out now, we'll guarantee your safety. He did, say,
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  Speaker 3: the President and he had a respectful and cordial phone
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  Speaker 3: call that lasted several minutes and included an exchange about
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  Speaker 3: the possibility of future dialogue. President Trump announced Wednesday afternoon
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  Speaker 3: a reset of federal fuel standards known as cafe standards,
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  Speaker 3: that had been heightened underneath the Biden administration.
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  Speaker 1: Very important. Today, my administration has taken a storic action
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  Speaker 1: to lower costs for American consumers, protect American auto jobs,
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  Speaker 3: So Senator Rand Paul along with Congressman Tommy Massey have
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  Speaker 3: a bunch of Democrats are actually you know, it's funny
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  Speaker 3: because the Democrats act like you know, they have Ron
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  Speaker 3: Paul and Tommy Massey working with him like Virginia's Tim
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  Speaker 3: Caine pressed about the situation where Venezuela has been threatened
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  Speaker 3: with military incursions regarding drug manufacturing facilities in Venezuela protected
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  Speaker 3: by the Meduro regime.
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  Speaker 5: You have tried twice to pass war powers resolutions that
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  Speaker 5: would force President Trump to get a approval from Congress
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  Speaker 5: first before any military action. Twice you have failed. Do
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  Speaker 5: you think the numbers on this will change if there
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  Speaker 5: is ground action and will it even matter at that point?
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  Speaker 3: I do believe the numbers will change.
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  Speaker 17: You're right, I, along with others, filed a resolution no
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  Speaker 17: war in Venezuela or against Venezuela without congressional approval.
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  Speaker 4: It failed, but that was before all.
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  Speaker 17: Of these assets have amassed around Venezuela and before President
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  Speaker 17: Trump said that the airspace needs to be closed. I
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  Speaker 17: will move with colleague Senator Schumer, Senator Paul, Senator Shiff
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  Speaker 17: immediately should there be military action. And then secondly, I
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  Speaker 17: also attempted to stop what I view as illegal vote
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  Speaker 17: strikes in the Caribbean and the Pacific together with Adam Schiff,
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  Speaker 17: and the circumstances have changed in the month since we
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  Speaker 17: had that vote.
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  Speaker 3: In each of these instances.
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  Speaker 17: We were able to get two Republicans to vote together
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  Speaker 17: with Democrats. We think the escalating pace and some of
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  Speaker 17: the recent revelations, so for example, the recent revelation about
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  Speaker 17: the kill everyone in order, apparently dictated by Secretary of Hegseth.
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  Speaker 17: We do believe that we will get more support for
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  Speaker 17: these motions when they are refiled.
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  Speaker 3: He goes on to say, if that's true, you know, pontificates,
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  Speaker 3: but then says, but I mean I could be wrong.
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  Speaker 3: I mean it may never have happened. But that doesn't
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  Speaker 3: stop them. As the joke goes, what's the most dangerous
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  Speaker 3: real estate in Washington, d C. And that's the area
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  Speaker 3: in between a politician and a TV camera. So Tim
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  Speaker 3: Kaine living up to that standard there. Let's take a
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  Speaker 3: little tour on what war powers are. So these folks
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  Speaker 3: are saying, we can't go and actually take the phrase
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  Speaker 3: which they've all used, the war on drugs literally, And
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  Speaker 3: I would like to see if the same thing would
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  Speaker 3: be held true if Tim Kaine was in the majority
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  Speaker 3: and there was a Democrat in the White House, and
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  Speaker 3: they declared a war on guns and perhaps raids were
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  Speaker 3: going to be enacted at Keltec's headquarters in Florida, would
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  Speaker 3: they listen to Republicans in Congress saying you don't have
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  Speaker 3: the authority to do that. But they love to use
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  Speaker 3: the phrase, war on everything is a war. It's a
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  Speaker 3: war on poverty, it's a war on drugs, it's a
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  Speaker 3: war on conservative talk radio. Congress shall have power to
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  Speaker 3: declare war, grant letters of mark and reprisal, and make
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  Speaker 3: rules concerning captures on land and water. That's Article one,
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  Speaker 3: Section eight, clause eleven of this document called the US Constitution.
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  Speaker 3: But it's broad, and it just so it could declare war.
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  Speaker 3: But the war has already been declared. The war on
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  Speaker 3: drugs has already been declared by Congress. President Trump has
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  Speaker 3: just made it kinetic. He said, Okay, we're at war.
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  Speaker 3: Would the drug makers, let's go bring the fight to them?
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  Speaker 3: Why wait till it gets to the school yards of America.
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  Speaker 3: Like many things, I have a pretty nuanced feeling about this.
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  Speaker 3: I still point to the fact that during this entire
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  Speaker 3: quote war on drugs, the only successful campaign ever waged
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  Speaker 3: against drug use in the United States was Nancy Reagan's
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  Speaker 3: just Say No campaign. It was the only time that
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  Speaker 3: you had statistical reductions in the amount of people using
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  Speaker 3: illegal drums uggs. Of course, now we have our own
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  Speaker 3: legal manufacturing, so we need to get because we're getting
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  Speaker 3: hooked on painkillers because Obamacare says, don't fix their chiropractic problem,
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  Speaker 3: don't fix their orthopedic problem. Slap them back together, you know,
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  Speaker 3: as best you can under this cheap ass insurance that
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  Speaker 3: we're still forcing them to buy, and give them some
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  Speaker 3: pain meds and a PTS prescription physical therapy for those
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  Speaker 3: who've never had to. And I'm not besmirching those who
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  Speaker 3: do physical therapy, and I'm not besmirching the idea that
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  Speaker 3: there are pain medications. I had to have a hernia
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  Speaker 3: repaired with. I can't remember. I lost count after the
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  Speaker 3: seventh shot of diluted, I mean, deladden the nurses like
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  Speaker 3: it usually doesn't take this much, I said, I said,
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  Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm I'm feeling good, but I feel
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  Speaker 3: the pain. And finally it numbed out my stomach area
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  Speaker 3: and they were able to put my inwards back in
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  Speaker 3: the innered areas. They were outwards instead of inwards for
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  Speaker 3: a while there, but they were able. But you know,
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  Speaker 3: these things are serious. They are no joke. So we're
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  Speaker 3: not just talking about some guys growing wacky tobacci on
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  Speaker 3: a field in Colorado. Somewhere. We've got states who continue
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  Speaker 3: to laughably talk about how they're going to legalize and
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  Speaker 3: tax the sale of marijuana. Meanwhile, Colorado is actually considering
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  Speaker 3: rescinding their decriminalization because it's still a Class one felony
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  Speaker 3: to be in possession of marijuana. And most people show,
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  Speaker 3: oh my gosh, marijuana is not even a drug anymore,
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  Speaker 3: Joe con And there are plenty of holistic healers who
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  Speaker 3: will point to the pain relief CT and those things
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  Speaker 3: that have shown some clinical benefit of marijuana THC and
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  Speaker 3: that kind of thing. But we're getting hooked on all
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  Speaker 3: sorts of drugs now that we have drugs that would
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  Speaker 3: make Ken Kesey and the electric kool Aid test go,
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  Speaker 3: Dude's take it easy with that stuff. So whether or
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  Speaker 3: not they have power, they've already declared the war on drugs.
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  Speaker 3: They're trying to keep us from going after the drug dealers.
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  Speaker 3: And there is, as I said, an intellectual argument to
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  Speaker 3: say we need to target the drug users and not
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  Speaker 3: for punishment but for reclamation. And I remember your humble
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  Speaker 3: host is also one of the weirdo's that wants to
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  Speaker 3: end unwanted pregnancies. I want a world where there isn't
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  Speaker 3: a single pregnancy on this planet that's not unwanted, that
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  Speaker 3: is unwanted. I'm sorry too many modifiers, because if you
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  Speaker 3: end the societal existence of unwanted pregnancies, guess what you've
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  Speaker 3: ended abortion. I don't need to just if we got
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  Speaker 3: to work hard and teach people that get jiggy with it,
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  Speaker 3: as Will Smith once called it, engaging in congress, as
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  Speaker 3: the Kamasutra calls it. Is certainly a pleasurable act, but
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  Speaker 3: it has biological outcomes, and you need to be prepared
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  Speaker 3: for those. And if you're not, don't do the crime.
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  Speaker 3: If you can't do the time, as Sammy Davis Junior
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  Speaker 3: once philosophized to us. So there's your war powers reality
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  Speaker 3: So, so this whole thing about Venezuela and the President
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  Speaker 17: I'm very, very worried about President Trump's decision to wage
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  Speaker 3: None of which actually Donald Trump is done. He has
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  Speaker 3: proven wrong. Because by now, certainly there would have been
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  Speaker 17: I have brought war powers resolutions to the floor of
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  Speaker 17: not able to get sufficient votes to pass my resolutions,
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  Speaker 17: September second kill.
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  Speaker 3: It and again notice it's survivors, not innocent bystandersing.
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  Speaker 13: Drug we delivered drug Hunt RT drugs.
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  Speaker 9: That's the biggest thing on this sign Cosmetics, Sundrys drugs man.
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  Speaker 3: And you know that was what was it seventy four,
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  Speaker 3: seventy four, right after the last War Powers Act because
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  Speaker 3: you gotta stop Nixon, and it was a seventy three
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  Speaker 3: the War Powers Act, the actual one that these guys
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  Speaker 3: all talk about. War Powers Act, technically called the War
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  Speaker 3: Powers Resolution, one of the rare instances in recorded history
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  Speaker 3: where presidential veto got overturned. Act was in response to
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  Speaker 3: the Vietnam War, which Nixon was getting us out of.
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  Speaker 3: That was the funny thing is is and you would
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  Speaker 3: talking about problems Nixon had. Nixon ran on getting us
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  Speaker 3: out of Vietnam, and then didn't any of that sound familiar.
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  Speaker 3: I mean, he was doing it, but it was like
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  Speaker 3: this combination of Trump and Biden. Trump said, I'm going
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  Speaker 3: to get us out of all these wars. We're going
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  Speaker 3: to stop war, We're going to get us out of
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  Speaker 3: all these entanglements. And he hasn't yet. Quick note, it's
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  Speaker 3: been eleven months, just for those keeping score at home,
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  Speaker 3: and Putin is still talking about talking again, and Zelenski
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  Speaker 3: is talking about talking against So don't cash any checks
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  Speaker 3: on Russia and Ukraine not being done soon. Then, of course,
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  Speaker 3: the reconstruction and profiteering. Sealy added follow up text, out
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  Speaker 3: of the four corners, legal cannabis has a lot of
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  Speaker 3: enemies who make money when cannabis is legal. Cannabis has
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  Speaker 3: a lot of enemies who make money when cannabis is illegal.
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  Speaker 3: Big alcohol, big tobacco, big pill, big legal, big cop
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  Speaker 3: and the cartels. But remember, we control all of this,
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  Speaker 3: And this is why I brought up Nancy Reagan and
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  Speaker 3: her just say no campaign. If we stop taking the stuff,
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  Speaker 3: they'll stop making the stuff, sort of like telemarketers. If
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  Speaker 3: there wasn't someone somewhere buying stuff from telemarketers, the industry
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  Speaker 3: would shrivel up and die. There'd be no money in it.
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  Speaker 3: If TIMU didn't sell cheap plastic crap by the bushel
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  Speaker 3: full to people off their smartphones, they would go away.
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  Speaker 3: We don't need to ban them, we need to ignore them.
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  Speaker 3: We need to avoid them. And so much of our
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  Speaker 3: opioid problem in this country is driven by the manufacturers
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  Speaker 3: of it. And one of the reasons that marijuana had
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  Speaker 3: become so important to fight was you didn't need a
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  Speaker 3: company to make it for you. They figured out with
• 47:40
  Speaker 3: the decriminalization of it that well, it could have a
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  Speaker 3: company making it, and all sorts of companies popped up
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  Speaker 3: making it. So the idea of fighting this war on
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  Speaker 3: drugs is multi faceted, and I don't mean that in
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  Speaker 3: the way that Tim Kaine is multifaceted. Depending on who
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  Speaker 3: you're talking to. Venezuela is propping up its communist dictatorship
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  Speaker 3: and committing all sorts of human rights violations to its
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  Speaker 3: citizens under the money that is funneled into the Maduro
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  Speaker 3: regime by the drug cartels. Can we liberate Venezuela by
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  Speaker 3: getting rid of the drug cartels who run Venezuela much
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  Speaker 3: in the same way they run Claudia Shinbaum in Mexico
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  Speaker 3: Because there are countries. You know, I talk about addictions
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  Speaker 3: and such. It's a consumer product. Sure, I've got a
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  Speaker 3: text message here saying you can't you know, But this
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  Speaker 3: goes to the degradation of humans who you know, by
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  Speaker 3: the time they're forty, are almost on permanent disability, and
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  Speaker 3: who's going to take care of them? Then we're starting
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  Speaker 3: to get statistics now that we've been doing this for
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  Speaker 3: a while of people who by the time there in
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  Speaker 3: the years approaching retirement, haven't generated the necessary income to retire.
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  Speaker 3: They haven't had the necessary employment to empower retirement. Yet
• 49:39
  Speaker 3: they're becoming less and less able to hold a job.
• 49:47
  Speaker 3: And I know, and I believe me. I have friends
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  Speaker 3: smoke a joint when they get home. They live in
• 49:53
  Speaker 3: the states where it's legal to same way. I have
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  Speaker 3: a glass of wine when I get home. We class
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  Speaker 3: a these things, I think to a point. Seely's making
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  Speaker 3: we seek inebriation in various ways, and we don't talk
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  Speaker 3: about it this way, but our inebriates out there are varissing,
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  Speaker 3: varying scales. But what we've missed in this whole societal
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  Speaker 3: turn towards this point is our own ability. I would
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  Speaker 3: love to see Donald Trump or Malania bring back the
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  Speaker 3: just Say No campaign to get Americans to stop taking
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  Speaker 3: the stuff. Guess what, The guy doesn't die from fennol
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  Speaker 3: because he didn't buy some cheap knockoff pain meds on
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  Speaker 3: the street corner. The guy doesn't want cheap knockoff pain
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  Speaker 3: meds on the street corner because somebody during the you
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  Speaker 3: know one doctor's visit he gets to pay for before
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  Speaker 3: his co payment runs out, prescribes pain meds rather than
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  Speaker 3: expensive surgery. Because that's part of as Paul Krugman as
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  Speaker 3: part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as
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  Speaker 3: you have government regulators that tell insurance companies what they
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  Speaker 3: can and can deny coverage for. So it's not all
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  Speaker 3: Venezuela's fault. And we can fix this by not participating
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  Speaker 3: in it. And I would love to see Donald Trump
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  Speaker 3: put the weight behind it. I know Nancy Reagan was
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  Speaker 3: lampooned for it, but guess what, they're already doing that
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  Speaker 3: to Donald Trump anyway, get out and show kids, and
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  Speaker 3: get because there are so many testimonies of so many
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  Speaker 3: people that are broken free from the albatross of drugs,
• 51:54
  Speaker 3: but yet they've become personas not granted citizen liationship even anymore.
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  Speaker 3: We're kicking citizens out by arresting them for felonies that
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  Speaker 3: need not happen. And Trump did a lot to help
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  Speaker 3: fix some of that in his first term, thanks to
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  Speaker 3: the help from the folks at the Right on Crime
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  Speaker 3: division of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, good friends of
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  Speaker 3: the program. So all this saber rattling over the saber
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  Speaker 3: rattling is distracting from the things that need to be
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  Speaker 3: talked about when it comes to our pain and suffering
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  Speaker 3: and how we deal with our pain and suffering. We
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  Speaker 3: are going to wrap things for today. I am Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 3: right near where they arrested another one of these guys.
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  Speaker 3: So long and thanks for all the fish.
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