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Justice Department Announces the Hit on Trump for Some Reason · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, twenty fourth day of September. I'm Wes, thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. I missed acknowledging National Dance Day a
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Speaker 2: couple days ago. I guess Saturday. I try to acknowledge
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Speaker 2: my mostly sisters, but brothers and sisters in the Nutcracker Ballet,
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Speaker 2: I mean, most of the students there. And this year
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Speaker 2: I do have a boy Pauli channel in the Mother
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Speaker 2: Ginger portion of the Nutcracker where I'll be performing in
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Speaker 2: early December. Get your tickets now only through the River
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Speaker 2: Center box office. That's where you want to get them.
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Speaker 2: You don't want to get them from people that are
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Speaker 2: buying them up and then selling them to you for
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Speaker 2: a larger fee. There's no reason for that. I've had
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Speaker 2: people tell me, oh my gosh, they think it's like
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Speaker 2: three hundred bucks. No they're not. First of all, make
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Speaker 2: sure you're not trying to get them from the Columbus
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Speaker 2: Ohio show. I don't know what those costs, but that
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Speaker 2: sounds even expensive for them. But anyway, and I mention
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Speaker 2: at Rivercenter dot org the website, and that's where you
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Speaker 2: want to go to get your tickets. We'll also have
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Speaker 2: some information soon soon about another special event that's going
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Speaker 2: to be going on that involves a certain Mother Ginger.
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Speaker 2: But I like to acknowledge and I say the mostly sisters.
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Speaker 2: It's mostly girls in the school there at the Columbus Ballet.
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Speaker 2: There are some boys that are part of this and
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Speaker 2: part of the school, but largely my co stars, at
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Speaker 2: least in the Mother Ginger portion of the show, have
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Speaker 2: been girls. We had a boy in the past, We've
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Speaker 2: got a boy this year as part of my poly team.
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Speaker 2: But I am once again reprising the role of Mother Ginger,
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Speaker 2: and I got to get the stilts out at some point.
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Speaker 2: Gotta break them out, gotta walk around on them, gotta
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Speaker 2: get my stilt legs back under me, and we are
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Speaker 2: it shows a few weeks earlier than we normally do it.
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Speaker 2: We usually do it a little bit closer to Christmas.
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Speaker 2: This year doing it earlier in December, so don't miss
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Speaker 2: out on the tradition. And I know some people aren't
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Speaker 2: able to go closer to Christmas because of you know,
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Speaker 2: holiday travel and things, So that's another reason that you know,
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Speaker 2: this is a slightly earlier in the month event. And
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Speaker 2: you know last year, I don't. It hasn't been announced yet.
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Speaker 2: I'm just gonna tease it, That's all I'm gonna do,
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Speaker 2: because I don't think there's been an official announcement yet.
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Speaker 2: But last year we did an event called the Mother
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Speaker 2: Ginger Tea where I was there to host just a
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Speaker 2: fantastic group of kids and adults that came in and
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Speaker 2: we we had some lunch together. They mostly ate. I
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Speaker 2: had too much makeup on to eat. I had to
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Speaker 2: strategically eat later in the event. And there's we're working
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Speaker 2: on an announcement along those lines. That's all I can say.
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Speaker 2: We can't officially announce anything just yet. That's all that
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Speaker 2: we can say. But plan to join us, won't you
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Speaker 2: for the Nutcracker Ballet at the River Center and Rivercenter
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Speaker 2: dot org for tickets. And like I said, another big
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Speaker 2: announcement coming soon. Can't say what it is yet, can't say.
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Speaker 2: I just know there's some special wardrobe for me, that's
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Speaker 2: all I can say. That's all. I got some extra
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Speaker 2: special wardrobe, not even what last year's wardrobe was for
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Speaker 2: this special event. Okay, so let's let's get into what
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Speaker 2: happened today. I mean, there's we had a few things.
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Speaker 2: I haven't even touched on it. I haven't talked about
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Speaker 2: the whole Shawn Combs thing. I realize over the years
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Speaker 2: as a performer, Shawn Comb's aka Puff Daddy aka p
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Speaker 2: did he loved? Didn't he call himself love for a while?
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Speaker 2: I don't know, I realize that when you are a performer, right,
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Speaker 2: you know, they often have stage names, They often have
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Speaker 2: names that they go by, you know, like didn't didn't
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Speaker 2: Garth Brooks go by Chris Gaines for a while for
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Speaker 2: some reason. And you know, Prince famously changed his name
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Speaker 2: because you know, his label owned the name Prince and
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Speaker 2: all that stuff, and that was a whole battle going
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Speaker 2: on there. It happens in wrestling where you know Hulk Cogan,
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Speaker 2: you know left the WWE uh and then w W
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Speaker 2: F or whatever, and then you know they said, ohll
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Speaker 2: he can't call himself that he had to call himself. Well,
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Speaker 2: it was the Hollywood Hogan is in Dwayne the Rock Johnson.
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Speaker 2: I guess he got the name the Rock back because
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Speaker 2: as an actor he was just Dwayne Johnson. It gets
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Speaker 2: complicated with it wasn't the big show. He was the giant.
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Speaker 2: He was the big show depending on where he was wrestling,
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Speaker 2: gets tricky with the names, copyrights and all that stuff.
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Speaker 2: In the case of Sean Combe's aka puff Daddy and
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Speaker 2: Diddy and P Diddy and all those things. You know,
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Speaker 2: I was programming radio in the P Diddy days, right,
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Speaker 2: I can't say that, you know, I had any clue
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Speaker 2: early on all this stuff was allegedly going on. I'll
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Speaker 2: just say that I knew people who seemed very convinced
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Speaker 2: that there was a lot of shady stuff going on
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Speaker 2: with him. That's all that, you know, no first hand knowledge. Certainly,
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Speaker 2: I don't know that I had anyone with they could
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Speaker 2: provide me with secondhand knowledge. But I feel like I
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Speaker 2: know people who were aware of third hand knowledge. Okay,
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Speaker 2: I definitely yeah, I could definitely say that. I can
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Speaker 2: definitely say that, and I know, and keep in mind,
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Speaker 2: I was I was program director of a top forty
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Speaker 2: station during all this, so I was working with folks
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Speaker 2: that worked you know, high up, you know, presidents and
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Speaker 2: vice presidents at record labels and those sorts of things.
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Speaker 2: People who knew Sean Combs then he was just puff Daddy.
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Speaker 2: And my patience intolerance for the name thing when you're
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Speaker 2: in the moment you go, okay, well he's puff daddy
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Speaker 2: or okay, now he's diddy or whatever, and you just
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Speaker 2: say whatever they want you to call him for the
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Speaker 2: most part. But then you get to a point where,
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Speaker 2: like now we're at a stage where you know, he's
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Speaker 2: been arrested, he's facing some very serious charges. There's a
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Speaker 2: lot of rumors of you know, more severe allegations even coming,
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Speaker 2: and you know, the allegations that are already they are
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Speaker 2: pretty severe. There's worse allegations that some say are coming.
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Speaker 2: Some say, all are you know, there are others that
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Speaker 2: should be going down, that should be getting charged, and
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Speaker 2: who knows. There have been people for you know, quite
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Speaker 2: a while months years saying that this stuff with Sean
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Speaker 2: Combs was coming or should be coming, that it maybe
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Speaker 2: would never come. Money seems to be a thing that
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Speaker 2: keeps people from facing some of those charges. So, you know,
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Speaker 2: you hear all of it, and you just kind of assume, well,
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Speaker 2: it sounds like a big old conspiracy theory as any
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Speaker 2: of this real. Maybe some of it's real, maybe it's not.
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Speaker 2: Who knows, a lot of people coming out of the
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Speaker 2: woodwork right now say and told you so, tried to
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Speaker 2: warn you, guys, tried to tell you, and now it's
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Speaker 2: all out there, so who knows where this actually all
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Speaker 2: ends up. I've seen a few videos of a few
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Speaker 2: people saying that if he would just now start to
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Speaker 2: talk now that he's been arrested, there's others that he
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Speaker 2: could to turn in and it could get ugly, and
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Speaker 2: there's a chain of people. And I'm not I want
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Speaker 2: to be very clear, I'm not accusing anyone of anything.
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Speaker 2: We know that Shawn Combs and and he's Shawn Combs,
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Speaker 2: that's his name. When someone gets charged for having these
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Speaker 2: uh you know, freak coughs or whatever, and there's charges
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Speaker 2: of uh you know, human or sex trafficking or whatever
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Speaker 2: it is, you get to a point where this we
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Speaker 2: can stop with the diddy, you know, we can stop
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Speaker 2: with the puff Daddy Shawn Combs, That's that's who he is.
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Speaker 2: He's obviously had connect I assume that most people know this,
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Speaker 2: but he has connections to the Chattahoochee Valley area or
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Speaker 2: he you know, he did. At one time he had
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Speaker 2: uh had a son with a Columbus High graduate. She
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Speaker 2: has since passed away. I don't believe his son is
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Speaker 2: still local I know that there have been some events
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Speaker 2: where his son has has shown up at things on
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Speaker 2: a local level, but I believe he's moved on. And
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I haven't followed his career, to be honest.
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Speaker 2: You know, sad to hear my my older brother went
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Speaker 2: to high school with the mother of that kid. So
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Speaker 2: and and I you know, there have been accusations and
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Speaker 2: rumors and things surrounding her death. And I don't know
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Speaker 2: any of the specifics of it to speak on it.
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Speaker 2: And I'm not going to start making any sort of
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Speaker 2: accusations now. And and just to say that some of
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Speaker 2: the names that have been lumped into this story with
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Speaker 2: with Sean Combs, people like jay Z, people like Jennifer Lopez,
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Speaker 2: people like Usher, people like and I don't think it's
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Speaker 2: a big surprise, like Russell Simmons is someone who has
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Speaker 2: already faced some accusations. Some called Russell Simmons the Harvey
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Speaker 2: Weinstein of hip hop. You know Oprah Winfrey close friends
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Speaker 2: with Russell Simmons, or was at one time, or at
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Speaker 2: least seemed to be. Her name has come up. I
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Speaker 2: don't know what any of these connections are specifically. I've
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Speaker 2: heard some of the rumors. I don't know how much
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Speaker 2: of all of this is true. If you followed any
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Speaker 2: of this story, you probably have heard that, you know,
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Speaker 2: justin Bieber. His name has come up, but not more
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Speaker 2: as a victim in all of this than anything else.
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Speaker 2: So the whole story is just it's wild. You hear
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Speaker 2: about the baby oil, you hear about all the like
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Speaker 2: I said, the freak offs, obviously, the kim porter who
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Speaker 2: uh you know, the woman who lived here in Columbus
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Speaker 2: from Columbus who was associated with him. There's there's and
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Speaker 2: I don't know how you know you hear oh she
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Speaker 2: said this. I don't know anybody that heard it from
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Speaker 2: her first hand necessarily, but anyway, it's the story is wild,
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Speaker 2: and all you can do at this point is hope
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Speaker 2: for justice, uh you know, pray for people that have
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Speaker 2: been affected by it, and hope that justice can be
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Speaker 2: served in all of this. And I get it. This
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Speaker 2: is one of those it's such a strange story. It's
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Speaker 2: kind of hard not to rubber neck with it, but
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Speaker 2: it's there. And I don't know really what benefit it
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Speaker 2: is to go down all these rabbit holes, but I
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Speaker 2: found myself doing a little bit of that in the
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Speaker 2: last couple of days, just trying to get an understanding
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Speaker 2: of it, because you know, some of these people, I've
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Speaker 2: met some of these and I wouldn't say and I
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Speaker 2: never met Sean Combs. I'm you know, I know people
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Speaker 2: that you know talk to him while he was in
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Speaker 2: town visiting his son and visiting Kim. But some of
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Speaker 2: the other people, even some of the names that I
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Speaker 2: just mentioned, you know, I've met some of these people.
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Speaker 2: I can't say that I've spent a lot of time
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Speaker 2: with them. I've met, you know, maybe the spouse of
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Speaker 2: some of these people. And I'll just say it would
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Speaker 2: be it should should Seawan Combs start to talk from
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Speaker 2: jail and incriminate do something that would incriminate some of
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Speaker 2: these other people. I mean, this would be pretty this
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Speaker 2: would be pretty uh massive in the entertainment world. So
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Speaker 2: if any of those people, especially if you start getting
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Speaker 2: up to names, and again, I don't know there's any
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Speaker 2: specific rumors or accusations about Oprah Winfrey. I've heard things
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Speaker 2: in the past, always dismissed them, kind of mostly dismissed
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Speaker 2: the things with Sean Combs until things started to really
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Speaker 2: grow over time and I realized this is not an
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Speaker 2: overly news heavy thing. There's a news component to it,
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Speaker 2: but it dips a little bit into the gossip side
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Speaker 2: of things. But I know a lot of people that
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Speaker 2: are talking about this, and I felt like just touching
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Speaker 2: a little bit on it today, I do this is
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Speaker 2: a more important story and it probably should have been
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Speaker 2: the lead. But I'll finish this first segment with this.
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Speaker 2: And this also kind of dips into the conspiracy thoft stuff.
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Speaker 2: And I haven't gotten into this. I know some people
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Speaker 2: that have, but you got to admit it's looking really bad.
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Speaker 2: When the Department of Justice yesterday as they start going
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Speaker 2: into this trial for this Ryan Wesley Ruth and they
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Speaker 2: release his letter that he wrote. Now, it's not so
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Speaker 2: much releasing the letter. The letter had some things in
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Speaker 2: it that can helped confirm that, yes, he was trying
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Speaker 2: to assassinate Trump. That's important because of the charges that
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Speaker 2: he's facing. It's important that people understand that that is
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Speaker 2: what he was trying to do in his own words,
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Speaker 2: according to the letters that he had written. So that
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Speaker 2: is what we basically needed to know from it. What
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Speaker 2: we did not need to know from the letter is
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Speaker 2: that he issued a bounty on Donald Trump. He basically
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Speaker 2: admitted that he was trying to assassinate him and was unsuccessful,
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Speaker 2: and he called for someone to finish the job of
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Speaker 2: killing Donald Trump, and he offered a bounty of one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars to anyone who successfully does it.
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Speaker 2: Department of Justice allowed this to come out. Why why,
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Speaker 2: I'm not a conspiracy guy. But even if you defend
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Speaker 2: some of the other actions and the incompetence with the
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Speaker 2: a Secret Service at the first when he was actually
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Speaker 2: shot in the year, if you want to say that
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Speaker 2: they didn't do have the proper coverage for the golf
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Speaker 2: course in this incident, and if you wanted to believe well,
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Speaker 2: they were clearly trying to get him killed. There's no
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Speaker 2: purpose in releasing this bounty information other than to make
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Speaker 2: sure that people know there is a cash incentive to
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Speaker 2: assassinate him to finish the job. Why would this information
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Speaker 2: need to be released to the public. This did not
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Speaker 2: need to be released. You know, you're allowed to withhold
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Speaker 2: some of the information in the letter. It would have
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Speaker 2: been simple, you know, black it out. Hey doesn't need
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Speaker 2: to be released. Redact that that's not important to the case.
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Speaker 2: Maybe after the election is over. That could be something
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Speaker 2: that you say, oh, and now we're going to show
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Speaker 2: you what they're redacted in from wise, but to make
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Speaker 2: sure that the public knows that there is a bounty
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Speaker 2: declared by this man. Whether he was able to pay
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Speaker 2: it or not doesn't matter. Some people say waited that
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Speaker 2: one hundred fifty thousand dollars to pay him, he's in jail,
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Speaker 2: doesn't matter. The only purpose for releasing this is to
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Speaker 2: potentially cause more incidents. We've had two now already two.
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Speaker 2: Do they want a third? Do they want a fourth?
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Speaker 2: Do they want to keep going until the job gets done?
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Speaker 2: Are they wanting to get the word out about the
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Speaker 2: incentive to do it. I'm not the only one who
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Speaker 2: found this week weird. Former Attorney General Bill Barr said,
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Speaker 2: and I quote, it served no purpose other than to
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Speaker 2: risk inciting further violence. Yes, I agree completely. That was
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Speaker 2: my first thought. I'm not a conspiracy guy. Keep laying
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Speaker 2: things out, and then suddenly it starts to become maybe
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Speaker 2: more reasonable than you think. What are we doing here?
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Speaker 1: Exactly?
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Speaker 2: What is uh? What is the purpose in releasing this information?
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Speaker 2: in laws more than once a month. No surprise, Politics
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Speaker 2: is the main culprit, sparking heated debates thirty one percent
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Speaker 2: of the time. Other hot topics include lifestyle choices, money,
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Speaker 2: parenting decisions. The survey also found twenty seven percent of
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Speaker 2: people dread spending a weekend with their in laws, and
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Speaker 2: a third would rather skip vacations with them. Altogether, only
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Speaker 2: one in ten would trust their in laws to babysit
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Speaker 2: their kids. Wow, one in ten trust the in laws
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Speaker 2: to watch their kids. Man, I guess I've got friends.
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Speaker 2: I've got some friends that may be do that. I've
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Speaker 2: got some that don't hesitate, and I've got some that
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Speaker 2: feel like I'd like to be in the no hesitate mode,
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Speaker 2: but I don't want to abuse the grandparent situation. So
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Speaker 2: I kind of can see all those perspectives on that.
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Speaker 2: But I'm surprised to know that one in ten said
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Speaker 2: that they would trust their laws to be said, that
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Speaker 2: seems really low. Maybe it's a regional thing. I guess
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Speaker 2: maybe in the South, it's much more likely to be
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Speaker 2: the case, but anyway, As younger generations struggle with soaring
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Speaker 2: housing prices, some are trying a different approach and buying
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Speaker 2: homes with friends. A new survey found that nearly fifteen
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Speaker 2: percent of Americans have co purchased a home with someone
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Speaker 2: other than a romantic partner, and another forty eight percent
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Speaker 2: said that they would consider it. Additionally, multi generational living
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Speaker 2: is on the rise, with one in four Americans between
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Speaker 2: the ages of twenty five and thirty four now living
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Speaker 2: in homes with at least two adult generations. This living
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Speaker 2: arrangement is often more budget friendly and helps families share
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Speaker 2: in the expenses. According to a new U gov poll,
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Speaker 2: the majority of Americans about two thirds, think that gossip
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Speaker 2: is mean spirited, harmful, and bad for society, even though
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Speaker 2: twenty percent say they really enjoy it. People over the
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Speaker 2: age of forty five are more likely than those under
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Speaker 2: forty five to think the gossip is bad. Other findings
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Speaker 2: in the poll, thirty three percent say gossiping is addictive,
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Speaker 2: thirty two percent say it's a sin, twenty nine percent
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Speaker 2: say gossip is entertaining, fifteen percent say it's fun. More
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Speaker 2: women than men say they enjoy gossiping twenty five and
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Speaker 2: sixteen percent percent there, respectively. Sixty four percent said that
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Speaker 2: they've heard a rumor about themselves that was false. See,
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Speaker 2: that's where you got to get into this whole do
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Speaker 2: unto others thing. When you hear that gossip about yourself,
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Speaker 2: that's when you get that full perspective on why it's bad.
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Speaker 2: Thirty five percent said they've heard a rumor about themselves
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Speaker 2: that was true. Ooh, do tell. If you're planning to
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Speaker 2: start a pre holiday diet, you should first ask yourself
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Speaker 2: if you'll be visiting the Texas State Fair in Dallas.
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Speaker 2: Of course, the State Fair of Texas, one of the
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Speaker 2: biggest foody events of the year, runs from September twenty
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Speaker 2: seventh through October twentieth. Big Text revealed the new, fattening
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Speaker 2: and mouth watering array of offerings at this year's fair,
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Speaker 2: and vendors have again gotten very creative with their culinary creations.
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Speaker 2: Cheese seption a grilled cheese sandwich that is grilled between
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Speaker 2: two grilled cheese sandwiches. Yeah, there you go. The Chiro
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Speaker 2: Crumble cheesecake a slice of New York style cheesecake, coated
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Speaker 2: in milk chocolate and then crushed into chiro crumbles. How
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Speaker 2: about cookie butter nachos, fried flour tortilla chips coated in
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Speaker 2: cinnamon sugar with a scoop of cookie butter cheesecake filling.
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Speaker 2: That sounds neat, dickles, triple meat, big big back snack.
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Speaker 2: It's a layer of street corn topped with smoked brisket
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Speaker 2: and stop right there. Street corn and brisket, Yes, Top
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Speaker 2: with smoked Gouda mac, gooda mac and cheese. Yeah, that's
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Speaker 2: getting better. Top with buttermelk biscuit, finished off with burnt ends,
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Speaker 2: a sausage link and maple waffle flavored potato slices. When
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Speaker 2: does it start? Twenty seventh? It's coming up fast, all right,
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Speaker 2: I gotta get to Texas. Holy cheesus. A large slice
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Speaker 2: of white pizza on fermented dough with a layering of
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Speaker 2: let's see pecorino, romano, mozzarella, provolone, ossiago, parmesan reggiano. Added
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Speaker 2: to that is the whipped ricotta and mars capone cheeses,
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Speaker 2: olive oil, black pepper, and hot honey. This is in
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Speaker 2: Dallas Man. The lazed potato chip drink a combination of
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Speaker 2: mango and citrus juices with hot honey, jalapino syrup, strawberry
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Speaker 2: drizzled layer of sweet foam, and topped with lay sweet
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Speaker 2: and spicy honey potato chips. The nephew is a warm
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Speaker 2: glazed doughnut topped with brisket, mozzarella cheese, drizzle of honey,
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Speaker 2: and a sprinkle of powdered sugar. And uh and this
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Speaker 2: says kale salad. Just kidding. Yeah, that is just kidding.
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Speaker 2: There's no way they're doing kale salad. Uh yeah. The
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Speaker 2: triple meat snack, the churro, crumbled cheesecake, cookie butter, nachos,
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Speaker 2: and holy cheeses. Throw out the little pun. That's borderline sacrilegious.
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Speaker 2: Uh yeah, that sounds pretty good. I mean, and who wouldn't.
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Speaker 2: I've probably made a grilled cheese sandwich between two grilled
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Speaker 2: cheese sandwiches before. That'll do it for this Tuesday edition
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