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Hour 3: Meta’s Landmark Trial · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Dominating the news cycle is Zuckerberg meta formally, Facebook has
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Speaker 1: decided he is going to testify on what can only
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Speaker 1: be described now Larry as a class action suit. Since
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Speaker 1: it involves twenty nine state attorney generals, we're pretty much
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Speaker 1: bringing the same case against him that he lost in
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Speaker 1: New Mexico that attracted all the attention. The jury ruled
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Speaker 1: against him in the civil case. It's not a criminal case,
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Speaker 1: and they were awarded five hundred and sixty seven million,
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Speaker 1: which he's going to contest, but now twenty nine state
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Speaker 1: attorney generals, as was mentioned by Rich de Muro, they
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Speaker 1: could potentially lose one point four trillion dollars in damages.
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Speaker 1: It's a social media addiction trial. That's the way it's
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Speaker 1: being presented. And know what he's thinking, supposed to be
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Speaker 1: a bright guy, but you're going to have all the
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Speaker 1: mothers there again as they were in New Mexico, as
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Speaker 1: they were in the congressional hearings. The smartest thing he
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Speaker 1: did in his congressional hearings was actually turn around and
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Speaker 1: talk to them when they were in the audience and
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Speaker 1: try to console them, unlike what Como did when Stefani
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Speaker 1: grilled him in front of all the victims, remember of
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Speaker 1: the nursing home deaths that he was responsible for, and
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Speaker 1: he wouldn't even turn around and address him.
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Speaker 2: But it's not working.
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Speaker 1: It's not working, And I think the biggest problem he
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Speaker 1: has is that leading in the prosecution, they have a
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Speaker 1: former employee of his, high ranking in the meta establishment,
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Speaker 1: who was warning him time and time again what was happening,
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Speaker 1: how these teenagers were being addicted, and how the elements
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Speaker 1: of then Facebook Canal Meta were actually promoting the increased
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Speaker 1: use of the teenagers with that button, that like button,
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Speaker 1: the algorithms was causing anxiety, depression, self harm, some unfortunately
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Speaker 1: committed suicide. So I don't know what the thinking process
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Speaker 1: is that maybe this guy thinks he's smarter than everyone
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Speaker 1: else in the room, but other social networking sites have
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Speaker 1: decided to settle, settle, settle, don't even go in there.
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Speaker 1: I don't think he could possibly win. And again, it's
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Speaker 1: just bad publicity for his corporation.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the entire Internet has a problem with this, not
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Speaker 3: just Meta, and it's silly to fight back against this.
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Speaker 3: I agree with you completely on that. I've covered many
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Speaker 3: of these. I don't know if you remember in Manusquan
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Speaker 3: in New Jersey. From two thousand and eight to twenty eleven,
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Speaker 3: nine young adults and teens from the same high school
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Speaker 3: committed suicide, some of them together. And they said it
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Speaker 3: was completely online. It wasn't meta. I mean it was
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Speaker 3: completely online. It was mostly group chats. Was mostly people
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Speaker 3: that were, you know, putting down some young girl and
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Speaker 3: they would get depressed over it. There has to be
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Speaker 3: some guardrail if it's meta. I don't care if it's meta,
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Speaker 3: if it's just with phones, if it's tweeting, if they
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Speaker 3: need to teach this more in schools because the effect
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Speaker 3: of social media and the effect of always having this
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Speaker 3: a bully right on your phone, a bully in your
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Speaker 3: pocket that is going to come after you. You know,
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Speaker 3: it's a big problem in schools anyway. It's going to
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Speaker 3: be a bigger problem when you allow it to come
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Speaker 3: into your home. And that's happening all of the time.
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Speaker 3: And so for any social media site, any site online,
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Speaker 3: to say that they don't have algorithms that tend to
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Speaker 3: lead people astray or lead people into air where they shouldn't,
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Speaker 3: they're just lying. And also Mark Zuckerberg, if you were
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Speaker 3: going to send someone out to defend your company. Would
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Speaker 3: it be Mark Zuckerberg, the least human people person I
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Speaker 3: have ever seen in my life.
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Speaker 1: No, And he already went through this in New Mexico.
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Speaker 1: Remember he decided, unlike the other social media sites, he
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Speaker 1: was going to testify, he was going to contest it.
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Speaker 1: So that should have been his litmus test. He've hailed.
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Speaker 1: He lost the case. The mothers came out to mourning
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Speaker 1: mothers and they dominated attention. And you know, jurors are
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Speaker 1: paying attention to that. You know how the judge tells
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Speaker 1: you as a durro in a civic a civil case.
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Speaker 1: In most places it's six jurors and the alternates do
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Speaker 1: not pay attention to any media. Come on, you know
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Speaker 1: they're paying attention. So why he didn't in this class
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Speaker 1: action suit just opt to say, I'm sorry, let's settle,
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Speaker 1: let's meet up with all these other social media sites.
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Speaker 1: Create a mass of fund like Big Tobacco, Remember the
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Speaker 1: Big Tobacco moment. Remember at first Tobacco tried to defend
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Speaker 1: itself and they realize, oh my god, the evidence against
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Speaker 1: us is overwhelming. They put together that super fund and
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Speaker 1: then each of the states divided it. I think it
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Speaker 1: would be incumbent upon him with everything that you suggested,
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Speaker 1: putting in the guardrails doing what we saw chat GPT
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Speaker 1: now announce as Rich Demurrow. Now, oh, how timely they're
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Speaker 1: going to have a special teenage app The schools.
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Speaker 3: Have gotten much better, Yes, they have gotten much much
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Speaker 3: better in dealing with this because they know it's a problem.
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Speaker 3: They know that's where the bullying is happening right now.
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Speaker 3: But I think what they're talking about is where social media,
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Speaker 3: where it leads you, you know, it leads you into
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Speaker 3: these dark places, and that's that's what is troubling. And
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Speaker 3: so yes, I love that they're having these hearings. The
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Speaker 3: problem that Mark Zuckerberg has is not only the fact
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Speaker 3: that he can show no emotion. I am sure he
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Speaker 3: has emotions, he just had he can't show him. So
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Speaker 3: he's the worst spokesperson in the world. But every single
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Speaker 3: parent knows what the answer to this is. Everybody in
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Speaker 3: the country. How do you get a jury of your peers.
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Speaker 3: There's no peers to Mark Zuckerberg. There are two the
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Speaker 3: families that have to deal with this all the time. Everybody,
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Speaker 3: and I'm sure Natalie you felt this. Everybody. Every parent
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Speaker 3: has had a son or a daughter that has had
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Speaker 3: to feel bad, that may have gotten depressed because of
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Speaker 3: something they saw on social media.
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Speaker 4: Oh, absolutely definitely, And you know it's too bad. My
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Speaker 4: kids were just at the beginning of it and we
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Speaker 4: really didn't know enough. I think I would have made
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Speaker 4: different rules.
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Speaker 5: I let them be on social.
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Speaker 4: Media way too young, because it was, you know, the
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Speaker 4: mid two thousands, and it was like, oh, okay, look
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Speaker 4: at this fun thing. They could connect with their friends,
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Speaker 4: or they could see funny little videos.
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Speaker 2: Oh gosh, I would have had I know.
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Speaker 4: I know Curtis is always like, I'm the hard mom,
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Speaker 4: but I would have been the hard mom. I would
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Speaker 4: have not let them have the phones at early. Maybe
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Speaker 4: a flip phone and that was it. And honestly, even
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Speaker 4: texting that early is too much. Pick up the phone
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Speaker 4: and talk to somebody because so much was misconstrued through text.
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Speaker 3: I know so many people feel exactly the way you feel.
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Speaker 2: I wish, yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 1: I wish I could go back.
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Speaker 2: Every parent feels the same way.
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Speaker 1: In this trial, he's going to be facing the same adversary.
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Speaker 1: The lead witness for all the attorney generals now twenty
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Speaker 1: nine is the former Meta Safety director of research who
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Speaker 1: I saw testimony in New Mexico. He said, this exposed
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Speaker 1: my teenage daughter to these sex predators. I warned everyone
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Speaker 1: in the company. I did an SOS. This was my job.
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Speaker 1: Nobody would listen to me. So it's personal. Now he's
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Speaker 1: in charge of advising all of Zuckerberg's company that there's
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Speaker 1: a safety problem here. It's exposed my own teenage daughter
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Speaker 1: to these sex predators. Warning, warning, you know, it's like
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Speaker 1: remember danger, danger, mister Robinson, danger in a loss in space.
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Speaker 1: Nobody paid attention. Now, if you're a jury member, and
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Speaker 1: there will be six I believe six in the civil
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Speaker 1: case with the alternates, it's the judge who ultimately will
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Speaker 1: decide if they rule against Zuckerberg and Meta, how much
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Speaker 1: there how much they're entitled too in this pool of money. Well,
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Speaker 1: once you realize this guy is coming back again, how
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Speaker 1: do you think your testimony? This is the guy you hired,
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Speaker 1: This is the guy you put in charge of safety
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Speaker 1: research who won you his own daughter fell into this,
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Speaker 1: stop it and you'd listen.
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Speaker 3: And you couple that with the families to get up
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Speaker 3: there and have lost children and they and they lost
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Speaker 3: children and didn't even know where they were going, because
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Speaker 3: of course a teenager's going to hide that from you.
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Speaker 3: Of course that's going to happen. That's why parents can't
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Speaker 3: beat themselves up that much, because their kids are being
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Speaker 3: led to these areas. Yes, because that's the algorithm. And
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Speaker 3: so and then you get these parents up there going,
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Speaker 3: I didn't know you couple them with this person. That's
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Speaker 3: a really strong.
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Speaker 1: Case, right, and you know what, Oh, I'm sorry. Parents
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Speaker 1: don't have.
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Speaker 4: Parents don't have are not as tech savvy, so they
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Speaker 4: don't know the roundabouts to get safeguards because they're like, oh,
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Speaker 4: you could put this protection on, that protection on.
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Speaker 1: Most parents have no clue how to do that.
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Speaker 3: The biggest safeguard, the best safeguard is to watch when
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Speaker 3: they're online and say, show me your phone. Because at
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Speaker 3: a certain age, I've told this to my kids all
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Speaker 3: the time. I own your phone. You don't own your phone.
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Speaker 3: So anything you do on your phone, I get to say.
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Speaker 3: Now they're eighteen and I can't.
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Speaker 1: Do it anymore. Now what happens if you still pay
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Speaker 1: for it?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
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Speaker 1: What happens if they had Berner phones?
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Speaker 2: Thanks for rubbing that in right.
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Speaker 1: A lot of them too, now they get burner phones.
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Speaker 2: Oh no, they don't have jobs. They can't get burner phones.
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Speaker 2: He is a good and bad to everything.
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Speaker 1: God, you would have thought he has the top law
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Speaker 1: firms in all of California. The other problem he has is,
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Speaker 1: as you know, he's moved out of California because of
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Speaker 1: the billionaires attack, so he now lives in Florida. Some
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Speaker 1: of those jeuris know that they already don't like this guy.
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Speaker 1: It's like he's got all these top law firms. She
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Speaker 1: gotta believe that the top law firms are telling it.
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Speaker 1: He's zack. Stop being so stubborn. Just settle. Let's put
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Speaker 1: together a settlement fund with all these social media sites
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Speaker 1: like Big Tobacco did. When they realize you can't win,
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Speaker 1: they forget about being so stubborn. Could you be more human?
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Speaker 1: I mean, the guy is not mister Rogers. You know,
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Speaker 1: he is probably the worst witness in the world. That's
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Speaker 1: all ego that's getting him on that stand and he's
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Speaker 1: killing himself.
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Speaker 4: But when you have that much money, can you be human?
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Speaker 4: Can you see things like the average day?
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Speaker 1: I think so.
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Speaker 3: I think there's exceptions. It's just him. I think there's
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Speaker 3: exceptions to that rule. Maybe not Elon Musk, but yes,
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Speaker 3: there are some. There are some exceptions to that from
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Speaker 3: Silicon Valley, like a Warren Buffett.
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Speaker 1: That's it, you know, old school Warren Buffet people still have. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I live in Omaha, I'm with real people surrounda yes,
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Speaker 1: Sam Walton, Yeah.
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Speaker 3: There you go ahead. I had to come up with
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Speaker 3: a name. Sam Walton was a good old boy.
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Speaker 2: He was nice as could be.
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Speaker 4: Maybe the older generation, but the new generation doesn't seem
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Speaker 4: to be. Plus, these guys made their billions when they're twenty.
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Speaker 3: Oh, come on, he's a special exception. I'm not even
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Speaker 3: sure he's really human. He's like robotic. That's amazing. Hey,
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Speaker 2: We did the.
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Speaker 3: Story earlier on Frank Beard, the legendary longtime drummer for
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Speaker 3: Zz Top, the heart and soul of the group. He
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Speaker 3: passed away at the age of seventy seven. He died
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Speaker 3: under hospice care at his ranch in Richmond, Texas, following
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Speaker 3: recent health issues, and of course that is fired talkbacks.
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Speaker 6: Even Hank Williams Junior in his nineteen eighty seven live
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Speaker 6: album did a great tribute to Zzy Top playing Lagrange,
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Speaker 6: an awesome introduction.
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Speaker 3: You know what, let's play a little bit more Zzy Top.
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Speaker 3: seventy seven. Now we got a lot of talkbacks, Curtis,
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Speaker 3: we got one an hour ago, and now everybody wants
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Speaker 3: to talk about the way you talk.
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Speaker 7: I'm Luke and I'm proud of it, all right, I'm Italian.
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Speaker 7: I'm an only son. I'm an only child on their
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Speaker 7: only son. I'm going to the hospital today. I see
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Speaker 7: my mother and I'm thirty seven. I don't care. I
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Speaker 7: stay home. I take care of him.
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Speaker 8: That's what's right.
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Speaker 1: He is a mama luke, he said, yeah, but I
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Speaker 1: want to give him an exemption there. That's not the
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Speaker 1: kind of mama luke. I'm talking about. Chris Quiet Storm
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Speaker 1: producer on loan from Mark Simon, is a mama luke
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Speaker 1: because when he went to eating hole every weekend, he
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Speaker 1: would go home to rock On County to be with momy,
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Speaker 1: who is who I'm assuming was okay right health wise?
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she's fine. Yeah. Yeah, See, now that's a mama.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna defend Chris. Half of Seaton Hall probably more
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Speaker 4: goes home on the weekend.
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Speaker 1: It is a commuter school. Yeah school, Yeah, I mean
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Speaker 1: a little bit.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it attracts that milk.
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Speaker 2: Here's more on Curtis talking.
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Speaker 1: Curtis is absolutely right about the way people talk. Prazial
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Speaker 1: that's the way you talk. Wowfo swatchim de scratiaa wow.
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Speaker 1: He was a gatling gun of phrases. Now, depending on
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Speaker 1: what province you're from some places, it might be considered
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Speaker 1: a curse other provinces, dependent on the explanation, it's not.
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Speaker 8: You have to know your various provinces of Italy. What
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Speaker 8: does the FCC say that's the only province I care about? Well,
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Speaker 8: you ever listen to a lot of Mega it's like curse
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Speaker 8: after curse. FCC doesn't do anything about them. Really no,
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Speaker 8: because it's not English. It's not English.
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Speaker 2: What did come after you?
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Speaker 5: Uh?
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Speaker 1: No, because the king of talk radio, Bob Grant, pioneered
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Speaker 1: in all of that initially, and they never touched him.
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Speaker 7: Okay, interesting, mondummy's talking about these free stores, but he
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Speaker 7: hasn't talked about how much is he gonna pay the employees.
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Speaker 1: The math doesn't add up, does not add up.
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Speaker 9: You're gonna pay thirty dollars for some dead beat to
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Speaker 9: stand there, and just doesn't add up the math.
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Speaker 3: No, if you live in New York, you're gonna pay
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Speaker 3: thirty dollars for some what did you call them?
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Speaker 1: Dead beats?
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Speaker 3: Some dead beats. I'm getting confused. I thought he said,
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Speaker 3: mam a little.
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Speaker 1: He's gonna pay him a living wage, which is a
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Speaker 1: lot of money. And again it's our money. It's not
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Speaker 1: his money. You'll be different if it was Johan Mandami's money.
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Speaker 1: It's our money whenever they spend tax dollars.
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Speaker 1: a sudden, FBI files had been released Department of Justice
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Speaker 1: files release on Fang Fang. This is the young lady,
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Speaker 1: quite a good looker from Red China who befriended Swolwell.
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Speaker 1: He admittedly said, oh yeah, we had hookups all the time.
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Speaker 1: She was a friends with benefit. And now we find
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Speaker 1: out that the FBI was on her case. They knew
20:33
Speaker 1: she was an agent of the CCP Communist Chinese Party.
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Speaker 1: They tried to recruit her as a Madhahari so that
20:43
Speaker 1: she would actually give the FBI and the Justice Department
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Speaker 1: information on the Red Chinese. And she played with them
20:51
Speaker 1: like she played with Swowell, and boy that began the
20:55
Speaker 1: fall of Swowell. But then again he had ants in
20:58
Speaker 1: his pants, he couldn't keep his rocket in his pocket.
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Speaker 1: And you know of so many other women who emerge
21:03
Speaker 1: and said, man, he was a predator, he was a
21:06
Speaker 1: harash and he had to drop out. Well, he might
21:09
Speaker 1: have become the governor in Sacramento, but we just saw
21:12
Speaker 1: a series of congressmen who had to drop to the
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Speaker 1: wayside in their primary processes to try to get reelected.
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Speaker 3: And all of this, by the way, all of this
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Speaker 3: is happening because of Swollwell. I think the new interest
21:26
Speaker 3: in this is because of Swollwell. It's like the new
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Speaker 3: me Too movement, only it's in Congress and congressmen after
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Speaker 3: congressmen are going down and some of them were women too.
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Speaker 3: I mean you mentioned Nancy Mace. She was under investigation
21:42
Speaker 3: for financial misgivings and she said, you know what, I'm
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Speaker 3: not running for reelection. Just you can stop the investigation now.
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Speaker 3: I'm out of here because the worst they can do
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Speaker 3: to her is throw her out. And she said, fine,
21:54
Speaker 3: I'll just go out. The one I can't get over
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Speaker 3: right now that isn't being investigated and it's so obvious
22:03
Speaker 3: that he has guilty of some kind of sexual on misconduct.
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Speaker 3: Is Senator Reuben Gegos of Arizona, the roommate of Swallwell.
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Speaker 3: Can you for a minute, And then there's a video
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Speaker 3: of a guy that looks exactly like him in bed
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Speaker 3: with Swalwell with an underage girl. Now he's watching while
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Speaker 3: Swawell gropes her. But you can't tell me that's not him.
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 3: And so why what is going on when they're going
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Speaker 3: after all of these people like Corey Mills and Tony
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Speaker 3: Gonzales that have both Corey Mills just lost in the primaries.
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Speaker 3: Tony Gonzales had to not run for office. There's person
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Speaker 3: after person after person, and that's good, that's great. They
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Speaker 3: shouldn't be sexually arresting and sleeping with people in their office,
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Speaker 3: especially these young girls. And they're plentiful when you go
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Speaker 3: through Capitol Hill, trust me, and they hire them for
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Speaker 3: a reason. But Ruben Guyegos is absolutely And remember when
23:05
Speaker 3: he held that press conference outside, tell me he didn't
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Speaker 3: look guilty that whole time.
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Speaker 1: He was nervous, he was elf wedding. He was mumbling
23:13
Speaker 1: and stumbling. Now remember they were building him up as
23:16
Speaker 1: the Democrat in Arizona who won. This could be future
23:21
Speaker 1: presidential timber when you start thinking about Latinos and the
23:24
Speaker 1: number of Latinos who are now part of the voting base,
23:27
Speaker 1: because soon they will be the majority, you know, years
23:29
Speaker 1: from now. But he's a young guy. But I think, man,
23:32
Speaker 1: he just that's it for him. But yesterday you mentioned
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Speaker 1: Corey Mills. He was running in the Republican primary in Florida.
23:42
Speaker 1: He faced someone that could have been you, Larry in
23:45
Speaker 1: a different era, the lead anchor of an Orlando TV
23:50
Speaker 1: news station named Ryan Elijah and some other candidates in
23:54
Speaker 1: the primary. Ryan Elijah one, he got the endorsement of
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Speaker 1: the other Republican congress peep in that surrounding area. He
24:02
Speaker 1: was from Orlando. This guy, Corey Mills under the House
24:07
Speaker 1: Ethics investigation, I mean, his two adversaries, Congresswoman Luna and
24:12
Speaker 1: Nancy Mays. They one night NonStop because apparently a domestic abuse,
24:17
Speaker 1: other problems of abuse. And I'll never forget. In the
24:20
Speaker 1: last debate that led up to his loss last night,
24:24
Speaker 1: this one woman who didn't fare so well said, by
24:27
Speaker 1: the way, Congressman, I understand that when you served in Iraq,
24:30
Speaker 1: and I give you credit you, sir donald Be, because
24:32
Speaker 1: he did you got married to a Muslim woman in
24:35
Speaker 1: a mosque. And he said, you know, that's something I
24:38
Speaker 1: would have remembered. But that's just not so. It got
24:45
Speaker 1: so that he was so toxic. They were throwing everything
24:49
Speaker 1: at him. And I think this is a warning to
24:52
Speaker 1: every other male member in the House. And you know
24:54
Speaker 1: what my remedy is, whether you're a Republican or a Democrat.
24:57
Speaker 1: Because look at the guy I think his name was
24:58
Speaker 1: Edwards in North Carolina. He decided to drop out right
25:02
Speaker 1: before the primary because he was hit with a series
25:04
Speaker 1: of charges. Saltpeter is your cue now I know people
25:08
Speaker 1: laugh at it. Chris and the dormitory of Seaton Hall.
25:11
Speaker 1: Since you get all that good food, right, they should
25:14
Speaker 1: feed the male members saltpeter, which makes you flat flaccid
25:18
Speaker 1: instead of turgid. It worked for years, but no, this
25:23
Speaker 1: new generation and we know how to handle our business.
25:27
Speaker 2: It's gotta be the new generation.
25:29
Speaker 1: It is because we can't handle long bitchiness.
25:32
Speaker 3: I'm sure every generation did not want to take saltpeter.
25:35
Speaker 2: I don't think that's that.
25:36
Speaker 1: They secretly put in their food.
25:38
Speaker 2: But no, that's awful.
25:40
Speaker 3: That's awful to do that to people, to secretly put
25:44
Speaker 3: in their food something that makes it so they can't
25:47
Speaker 3: have sex.
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Speaker 1: Larry. They did it in the military, They did it
25:50
Speaker 1: to prisoners in prison, they did it to any place.
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Speaker 2: And why did they stop?
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Speaker 1: Actually, uh, nobody has gone on record saying when they stop. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I think they stopped because they realized it was completely
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Speaker 3: unconstitutional to do that and they could get into a
26:07
Speaker 3: lot of.
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Speaker 1: Trouble save a lot of careers.
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Speaker 2: You did it, absolutely did.
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Speaker 3: By the way, a lot of TV anchors run for
26:14
Speaker 3: office a whole lot. And then one other time, I'll
26:17
Speaker 3: tell the story about when I was offered to run,
26:19
Speaker 3: but uh, it's it's kind of a dull story, so
26:22
Speaker 3: I'll wait.
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Speaker 2: Save it to it.
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Speaker 1: Oh that was a little interesting, But I will tell
26:26
Speaker 1: you I think saltpeter is the cure. Either that or
26:29
Speaker 1: keep your rocket in your pocket, because there are some
26:32
Speaker 1: angry women out there who would recommend the castration be
26:35
Speaker 1: your cure.
26:36
Speaker 3: What is with you today? Just leave the guys alone. Yes,
26:40
Speaker 3: they have a sexual drive. My god, you want to know.
26:44
Speaker 1: I'm just saying. You know, the wrath of the women.
26:46
Speaker 1: It's endless, and you've seen it this year. I call
26:49
Speaker 1: it the year of reckoning for House members running for
26:53
Speaker 1: re election Democrats and Republicans, it's affected them all.
26:57
Speaker 2: Wow, but.
27:00
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm never gonna accept food from you.
27:03
Speaker 9: No, don't care.
27:06
Speaker 1: Just wait, say you know it's Wednesday, and what does
27:10
Speaker 1: iHeart do for every employee of this great company?
27:14
Speaker 2: Oh you think they sneak it in there?
27:16
Speaker 1: I would, oh, do not say that? No, no, no,
27:18
Speaker 1: I know exactly which people that I would lace every
27:21
Speaker 1: food with, that's for sure.
27:23
Speaker 3: Hey, guess what they clear the great Carnegie Delli that
27:28
Speaker 3: would not ever ever put saltpeter in their food?
27:32
Speaker 2: Maybe making a comeback. We're going to talk about that
27:35
Speaker 2: coming up.
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Speaker 1: Ah. Let me tell you something. There's so many of you,
27:39
Speaker 1: whether you're men or women, older, middle aged, younger, who
27:44
Speaker 1: just keep getting bombed with unwanted phone calls and unwanted
27:49
Speaker 1: spam text messages for all kinds of reasons. And after
27:53
Speaker 1: a while you scratch you head and say, where did
27:54
Speaker 1: they get this information from? I did to get my
27:57
Speaker 1: phone number, okay, but then you find out they got
27:59
Speaker 1: more then just your phone number. Boy, I gotta do
28:03
Speaker 1: a pivot and shift on this. You see that Chris
28:06
Speaker 1: slipped me a mickey here. I'm doing the wrong ad here.
28:09
Speaker 1: Oh my god, shame on me. I'm thinking Saltpeter here.
28:14
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28:17
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