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She Will Say Whatever It Takes · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to The West Carrol.
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Speaker 2: Morning Show, Tuesday morning, tenth day of September. Hi, I'm Wes.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for joining me. It's debate day. You know it's
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Speaker 2: debate day because well, I don't know, I know anything,
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Speaker 2: you'd drop out the last second. I don't know. I'm
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Speaker 2: guessing that they're going through with this. I know I've
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Speaker 2: kind of been saying that almost skeptically. I haven't really
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Speaker 2: known for certain, just based on conversations, but they appear
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Speaker 2: to be moving forward with this. I hate to be
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Speaker 2: the skeptic, but it's one of those believe it when
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Speaker 2: you see it things. But supposedly this is happening tonight.
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Speaker 2: So we're going to get our first, possibly only debate.
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Speaker 2: It depends really on how it goes. I think, on
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Speaker 2: which candidate will say that's enough. First and foremost, just
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Speaker 2: want to remind you of this fact. Okay, by this
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Speaker 2: time tomorrow, everyone will be praising what an amazing job
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris did. Okay, short of her having an absolute meltdown,
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Speaker 2: just be ready, they'll be praising what a great job
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Speaker 2: she did. No matter what happens. Okay, that's the first thing.
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Speaker 2: You got to remember. They have been prepping her. She
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Speaker 2: has been holed up in Pennsylvania not doing really anything
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Speaker 2: other than preparing for this debate. She has had help
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Speaker 2: from Hillary Clinton, and Trump has had They say he's
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Speaker 2: been getting help from people. Tulci Gabbard is one of
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Speaker 2: the people who we know really handled Kamala Harris very
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Speaker 2: well in the primary debate many many years ago. As
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Speaker 2: I pointed out yesterday, back in the old days when
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Speaker 2: Democrats let the voters decide and then stop doing that
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Speaker 2: and then criticized Republicans of being the ones that want
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Speaker 2: to destroyed democracy and our rights to vote. So let's
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Speaker 2: talk about realistically what we might hear tonight. Now they
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Speaker 2: have put on Kamala Harris's website finally, I guess as
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Speaker 2: of yesterday morning. At some point they decided to lay
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Speaker 2: out the issues. It's pretty weak. It's really not a
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Speaker 2: whole lot of clarity on what she stands for. It
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Speaker 2: continues to be as vague as possible because, as I
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Speaker 2: have pointed out, they are banking on the undecided voters. Look,
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Speaker 2: voters on the left are going to vote for Kamala.
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Speaker 2: Voters on the right are going to vote for Trump.
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Speaker 2: There may be a few that will cross over. I
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Speaker 2: can't believe that there's any die hards on either side
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Speaker 2: that will be crossing over. I just can't expect that
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Speaker 2: to be a hard and fast reality. I think most
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Speaker 2: people have already made up their mind if they are
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Speaker 2: a diehard on either camp. Okay, so you got folks
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Speaker 2: in the middle, and I think if you're left of center,
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Speaker 2: Harris is banking on the fact that you are going
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Speaker 2: to just fall for whatever she tells you. I believe,
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Speaker 2: I truly believe that is the expectation. That they just
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Speaker 2: think they can say anything at all and that you're
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Speaker 2: gonna buy it. And I just hope and pray that's
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Speaker 2: not the case. There needs to be some substance to it,
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Speaker 2: and that's why they're avoiding really giving any real answers
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Speaker 2: to anything. Is she gonna have to answer any questions tonight?
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Speaker 1: She will.
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Speaker 2: She'll dodge a wrench tonight as much as she can.
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Speaker 2: She will dodge anything that she can possibly dodge. I
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Speaker 2: suspect part of her prep has been dodging wrenches. If
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Speaker 2: you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge questions. I
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Speaker 2: guess that philosophy rolls over. So what will the topics
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Speaker 2: be for tonight? My presumption about what's going to happen tonight,
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Speaker 2: this is where I think things are going to go.
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Speaker 2: I think, more than anything else, the topic that needs
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Speaker 2: to be discussed in a debate in Pennsylvania is fracking okay?
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Speaker 2: What is the Harris and Walls strategy? What is their philosophy,
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Speaker 2: what is their belief what are their values? She says
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Speaker 2: her values haven't changed, and at one time she said
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Speaker 2: no fracking. I do not believe in fracking, and I
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Speaker 2: know we have gone through this thing where now she
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Speaker 2: says that fracking is okay. So she's trying to get
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Speaker 2: the vote in Pennsylvania. And that's because Pennsylvania very well
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Speaker 2: may be the state that decides the election. It is
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Speaker 2: probably the single most important state. It is believed and
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Speaker 2: has been for a while now, that that would be
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Speaker 2: the focal point of states. I don't understand why Shapiro
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Speaker 2: wasn't her pick. I don't under well, I do. We've
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Speaker 2: discussed that, but I don't understand exactly why they decided
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Speaker 2: to do their convention in Illinois, to do it in
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Speaker 2: Chicago didn't make any sense. Doing it somewhere in Pennsylvania
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Speaker 2: would have made a lot more sense. Picking Shapiro would
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Speaker 2: have made a lot more sense. Shapiro as the nominee
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Speaker 2: might have made more sense. But again, we have this
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Speaker 2: whole thing going on where suddenly hating Jewish people is
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Speaker 2: okay on the left, and I don't know really where
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Speaker 2: we stand as a nation on that as a belief,
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Speaker 2: but apparently there's at least some people in this country
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Speaker 2: who think that's okay. But anyway, so it's going to
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Speaker 2: be important for her to win over voters in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 2: where the debate is happening. So can she do that
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Speaker 2: by telling them whatever it is that she thinks they
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Speaker 2: want to hear. She's not going to tell them what
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Speaker 2: she really stands for, because nobody really knows what she
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Speaker 2: stands for. It's very easy for us to say when
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Speaker 2: she ran for president four years ago, she was to
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Speaker 2: her five. I guess by this point we were hearing
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Speaker 2: her say things like, you know, fracking bad, right, that
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Speaker 2: was one of the you know, we got to end fracking.
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Speaker 2: But I don't know really if that's what she stood for.
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Speaker 2: To be honest, she says her values haven't changed, and
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Speaker 2: I think that the core value that we need to
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Speaker 2: understand about this person is that her core values are
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Speaker 2: I will say whatever I have to say to get elected,
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Speaker 2: and that's what she's going to be doing tonight, just
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Speaker 2: saying probably things throughout the debate that might even conflict.
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Speaker 2: I think it's possible that we could hear her take
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Speaker 2: one stance on an issue and then later take a
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Speaker 2: different stance on the same issue. I don't think it'll
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Speaker 2: be an outright different stance, but I do think we're
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Speaker 2: gonna hear a lot, potentially some flip flopping during the night.
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Speaker 2: That's what I think, at least different than what she's
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Speaker 2: been saying. I do think they've been coaching her to
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Speaker 2: stay on point, to stay on message, because what she
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Speaker 2: has been doing is working on trying to stay on point,
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Speaker 2: on message. In all of her speeches, She's been saying
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Speaker 2: the same thing over and over and over again. She's
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Speaker 2: not battle tested Trump is. I think everything is at stake,
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Speaker 2: and I think maybe she understands that this is her
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Speaker 2: one and only shot, probably to convince people in Pennsylvania
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Speaker 2: that they need to vote for her, and that she's
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Speaker 2: not going to destroy jobs in their state. Chances are
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Speaker 2: that is exactly what she'll do, because they have done
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Speaker 2: everything they can to push the green agenda since she
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Speaker 2: has been part of this administration. Now she has to
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Speaker 2: find a way to separate herself from Biden. They have
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Speaker 2: created this weird dynamic on the left where they have
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Speaker 2: basically said, Joe Biden is the greatest person of all time.
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Speaker 2: He's great, he's amazing. Out runs all of us. He
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Speaker 2: does more work than all of us combined. We are
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Speaker 2: not able to keep up with him. He is just amazing.
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Speaker 2: He will be the president for four more years. He
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Speaker 2: is our candidate. There is nothing that you can do
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Speaker 2: or say to make him not be our candidate. Embarrassing
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Speaker 2: debate performance against Trump, and then they immediately said, nope, done,
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Speaker 2: push him off the cliff. We don't. He's horrible. We
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Speaker 2: never really liked him in the first place as a candidate.
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Speaker 2: That's not who we wanted. We thought that's who you wanted.
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Speaker 2: But we realize now he can't win, So we're gonna
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Speaker 2: just select somebody. Your votes be damned, We're gonna select somebody.
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Speaker 2: So that's what we've done. We've picked somebody on your
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Speaker 2: behalf and this is who you're gonna like, and you're
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Speaker 2: gonna vote for this person. You're going to be excited
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Speaker 2: about them for a couple of months, weeks maybe has
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Speaker 2: it even been months, and then you're going to start
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Speaker 2: to peter out. That's what's going to happen. But you're
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Speaker 2: gonna be this is the one that you want. We know,
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Speaker 2: this is who you want. And oh, by the way,
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Speaker 2: Biden great again because he decided to throw himself off
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Speaker 2: the cliff so that we wouldn't have to do it
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Speaker 2: for him. We talked him into, you know, wheeling the
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Speaker 2: chair right off the cliff we were gonna put We
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Speaker 2: pushed him right up to the edge and we said, now,
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Speaker 2: please just take care of that last couple of feet
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Speaker 2: for us. That's all we need. Can you can you
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Speaker 2: take care of going off the cliff yourself so that
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Speaker 2: we don't have to be the bad guys. Oh, thank you,
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Speaker 2: you did it for us. Let's put him on Mount Rushmore.
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Speaker 2: He's the greatest president we've ever had. We love him
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Speaker 2: so much. He's amazing. If only he was able to
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Speaker 2: run again, Oh man, he's incredible. That's the story of
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden. And now you have Kamala Harris who realizes
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Speaker 2: that this current administration is not getting the job done.
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Speaker 2: She's part of it, and they're not getting the job done.
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Speaker 2: So what they're having to do is figure out a
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Speaker 2: way for her to say, Look, I'm going to make
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Speaker 2: things better when I'm president. And the only way that
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Speaker 2: she can not take any credit for what's going on
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Speaker 2: is she's got to separate herself from him, who's great.
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Speaker 2: According to them, she's amazing, he's amazing. So for her
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Speaker 2: to be, you know, separated from him, it's a tricky
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Speaker 2: game because he's great, he should be on Mount Rushmore.
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Speaker 2: But he's a failure and I can't take responsibility for
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Speaker 2: any of his failures. That's the challenge that she faces tonight.
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Speaker 2: All Trump has to do is keep associating her with
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Speaker 2: this administration, keep associating her with the things that she
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Speaker 2: said in the past. She's going to destroy jobs in Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: She's going to destroy jobs in the rust belt. That's
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Speaker 2: what she's going to do. She's not going to stand
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Speaker 2: true to anything she says tonight. Keep in mind that
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Speaker 2: when she was running for president before and she debated
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden, then she debated Tulca Gabbert. She debated all
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Speaker 2: the other candidates at the time before she embarrassingly flopped
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Speaker 2: right on out of the race. First one out. She
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Speaker 2: said that Joe Biden was racist, sexist, he was horrible.
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Speaker 2: You know, she absolutely destroyed his character in the debate.
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Speaker 2: I don't necessarily disagree with a lot of the things
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Speaker 2: that she said then about him, because she was laying
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Speaker 2: out his track record, she was laying out who he is,
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Speaker 2: who he was all about. And then when she went
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Speaker 2: out and the Biden administration, whoever was making the decisions,
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Speaker 2: decided that they were going to pick a female vice president,
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Speaker 2: a black vice president, a female black vice president that
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Speaker 2: was going to be the pick. They were going to
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Speaker 2: pick someone who met Kamala Harris's description. She checked the
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Speaker 2: boxes and they picked her. And apparently, according to all
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Speaker 2: the stories, all the insider info, Jill Biden, Joe Biden's spouse,
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Speaker 2: his wife, did not want it to be Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: because of all the nasty things that she said about
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Speaker 2: her husband, and apparently she still was didn't want Harris
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Speaker 2: to be the pick. If Joe stepped out, if Joe
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Speaker 2: jumped off the cliff, and she was not happy about it. It
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Speaker 2: was one of the reasons that reporting, you know, according
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Speaker 2: to reports, she did not want him to step aside,
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Speaker 2: partly because I think she liked being you know, the
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Speaker 2: first the doctor first lady. So then Kamala Harris got
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Speaker 2: asked when they were running and they said, Okay, now
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Speaker 2: you're the pick for VP. Now you're it. What about
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Speaker 2: all those horrible things you said about Joe Biden. She said,
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Speaker 2: it was just a debate. It was just a debate.
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Speaker 2: So that was her excuse. So she let you know
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Speaker 2: then four years ago that she'll say whatever she has
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Speaker 2: to say in a debate, whether it's accurate, whether it's true,
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Speaker 2: whether she believes it, whether she stands by it. So no,
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Speaker 2: her values haven't changed. Expect that tonight. Expect her to
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Speaker 2: say whatever you have to say, whatever she has to
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Speaker 2: say that she wants you to hear. That's it. Don't
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Speaker 2: believe anything he says tonight. If you hear what she
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Speaker 2: says tonight and you believe it, it's your fault because
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Speaker 2: she's already told you publicly that she'll say whatever it
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Speaker 2: is that she has to say to get your vote.
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Speaker 2: That's the game that she's been playing it's why she's
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Speaker 2: not having press conferences. It's why she's not really having interviews.
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Speaker 2: It's why she's not really taking any sort of questions
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Speaker 2: from anybody. That's why she runs away from people. She
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Speaker 2: waves at them, she stages little skits that they do
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Speaker 2: where they buy Dorito's at stores. She goes into candle
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Speaker 2: shops that are known for being divisive and tel Republicans,
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Speaker 2: we don't want your business, stay out, ha ha. Trump
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Speaker 2: got indicted and we're having a big sale because Trump
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Speaker 2: got in. And she stands in there and says, we
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Speaker 2: got to bring unity, standing next to the owner of
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Speaker 2: this place. So that's that's what she is all about,
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Speaker 2: conflicting messages, saying whatever it is that she thinks that
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Speaker 2: people want to hear so that she can get elected.
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Speaker 2: She's going to say whatever she can say tonight to
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Speaker 2: convince people in Pennsylvania that they have to vote for
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Speaker 2: he She needs Pennsylvania. There's a there's maybe like a
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Speaker 2: couple of very weird ways that she can win without Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: But she, according to most of the polling, she needs Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: And if she doesn't, even if she gets Pennsylvania, like
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Speaker 2: that's her only shot at getting there according to polling.
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Speaker 2: I've seen a few scenarios where she can get there
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Speaker 2: without Pennsylvania, but it takes her winning some states that
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Speaker 2: she's not projected to win. Pennsylvania is still a big
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Speaker 2: one that's on the board. It's a battleground state and
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Speaker 2: it's big one and it has been for a while now.
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Speaker 2: So that's what what you can expect. Expect Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: after the break, there is a restaurant in North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: It's Greensboro, North Carolina, to be specific, Kim's Cafe, both
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Speaker 2: spelled with caves Kim's Kim makes sense with the K
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Speaker 2: cafe with a K is the traditional spelling of it.
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Speaker 2: And she basically says, and they serve I guess soul food.
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Speaker 2: And she says she's fed up with people just not
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Speaker 2: she has got a dress code for her restaurant. She says,
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Speaker 2: the rules, these are the rules for their dress code.
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Speaker 2: No shorts, I'm out right there, I'm out. No crop tops,
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Speaker 2: no leggings, no tea straps, no white T shirts, no
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Speaker 2: short skirts, no skimpy clothes, no cleavage showing. Again, I'm
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Speaker 2: out not for showing my cleavage. I'm just you know,
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Speaker 2: I'm not opposed to cleavage being shown. Critics have complained
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Speaker 2: that rules are a bit excessive. It is, in fact
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Speaker 2: North Carolina, and they're not drastically different from US as
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Speaker 2: far as climate goes here in the Chattoochee Valley area,
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Speaker 2: and a number of people saying I don't have anything
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Speaker 2: I could wear to this restaurant. Yeah, you know, if
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Speaker 2: it's a fine dining establishment, I'm all for it. If
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Speaker 2: you're trying to put out a certain amount of class
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Speaker 2: or elegance to the place, and you say, hey, we
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Speaker 2: in our fine dining restaurant. I get it. But I
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Speaker 2: I mean, maybe you got the church crowd that's gonna
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Speaker 2: support you enough to keep you in business, but it
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Speaker 2: just seems a bit much for you know, Greensboro, North Carolina,
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Speaker 2: and it's a soul food restaurant. This is not you know,
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Speaker 2: this isn't the most elegant of restaurants. I wouldn't think.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, I haven't seen it, but
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Speaker 2: just based on you know, you think of soul food restaurant,
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Speaker 2: you'd kind of cut it easy, you know, take it easy.
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Speaker 2: Wouldn't have to be cut everybody some slack on it.
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Speaker 2: is one of those discussions that comes up all the time.
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Speaker 2: Why don't they all come in the same number of
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Speaker 2: you know, in the packs. Well, according to the National
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Speaker 2: hot Dog and Sausage Council, seems like it could be
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Speaker 2: a fun gig, doesn't it. Hot Dog buns most often
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Speaker 2: come eight to a pack because the buns are packed
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Speaker 2: in clusters, sorry, baked in clusters of four in pans
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Speaker 2: designed to hold eight rolls. While baking pans come in
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Speaker 2: configurations that now allow baking ten, even twelve at a time,
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Speaker 2: the eight roll pan remains the most popular, so they say, basically,
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Speaker 2: you can buy five eight pack bags of buns to
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Speaker 2: four ten pack bundles of hot dogs, or you know,
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Speaker 2: just have some extras. I don't know how many. It
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Speaker 2: seems like a lot. If you're gonna be making that
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Speaker 2: many hot dogs, maybe you should open a restaurant, and
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Speaker 2: then you should have some very strict rules on what
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Speaker 2: people are supposed to wear whenever they come and eat
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Speaker 2: your hot dogs. I guess, I don't know. It just
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Speaker 2: seems like a bit much. Have you read any good
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Speaker 2: books lately? If you're like forty six percent of Americans,
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Speaker 2: your answer is no, because you haven't read any books lately.
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Speaker 2: A new yuga of poll finds that nearly half of
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Speaker 2: American adults haven't read or even listened to an audio
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Speaker 2: book in the past year. Of those who said they
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Speaker 2: have read a book, twenty seven percent said they read
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Speaker 2: between one and five books. Eleven percent said they've read
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Speaker 2: twenty bucks books in the last year. So what's everyone reading.
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Speaker 2: Most popular genres are mystery and crime, as well as history.
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Speaker 2: And finally, fall is a great time to clean, just
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Speaker 2: like cleaning in the spring. In fact, according to some experts,
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Speaker 2: they say that the first room you should clean in
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Speaker 2: the fall. Maybe it's a room that you've neglected a bit.
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Speaker 2: Maybe that is your bedroom. And according to the folks
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Speaker 2: at Southern Living, they list fourteen things that you should
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Speaker 2: discard from your safe haven. You know, it's the areas
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Speaker 2: you spend a lot of time in. You should have
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Speaker 2: it clean. Some of those things include clutter, cleaning out
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Speaker 2: your drawer, of your night stand, under your bed, anything
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Speaker 2: stacked on your dress, or anywhere there's a pile. Get
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Speaker 2: rid of it, They say, don't worry about having matching
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Speaker 2: furniture sets. Going asymmetrical or mixing contemporary with classic pieces
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Speaker 2: that you love is fine. Get rid of unused clocks, diffusers, remotes, cameras,
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Speaker 2: chargers say, anything work related should be out of the bedroom,
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Speaker 2: especially if you still have a desk in there that's
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Speaker 2: kind of held over from the COVID days, and any
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Speaker 2: large number of throw pillows. Time to be done with
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Speaker 2: all those. It's just too much. That'll do it for
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