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James Talarico's Two Flu Accounts and His Return to the Texas Senate Trail · KSEV Mornings with Craig and Wayne

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You're here. You're here. You are here. You should do it. Say who we are. The Mob Guys.
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Morning. It's Monday morning. The Mob Guys, Craig Coglianese and Wayne Dolcefino. Exactly.
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Here on The Voice of Texas, thrilled to be with you. A bunch of stuff to talk about. I like that you
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text me at like 6 30. You're like, hey, I'm coming in. I'll just be there today. Yeah, you know what?
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I was very lonely for you this week. Oh, that's nice of you. No, the reality is I've been looking
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at our stream and I kind of feel bad for you.
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And I've been doing my side of this show when I'm here.
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And I do it from my famed studio in the Montrose, right?
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On Richmond Avenue.
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Old time massage parlor converted into a media empire.
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You got a skeleton in there.
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You got Don Corleone.
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It looks very nice.
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Skelly Don Corleone.
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You know, I have another Don Corleone in my bathroom as well.
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I have two Don Corleone pictures within nine feet of each other.
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I haven't gone to the bathroom at your consulting place yet.
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I have no idea.
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That's awesome.
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Yeah, it's my bathroom.
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I'll never go to that.
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There's like a peasant bathroom for the people and then there's Wayne because I am not known
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for my accuracy in the bathroom.
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I don't know if you've heard that.
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No one has talked to me about your bathroom capabilities at all.
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It never came up.
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You know what? And the good thing about me is I've reached that point where I don't really care what anyone thinks of me
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And so I'd like to discuss that sometimes anyway
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I was looking at the other day and you're in this studio with this
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Extremely unattractive color. Uh-huh. Right? Yeah, what is this color? I don't know a maroon. It's some kind of like maroon. This is not
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It reminds me of my grade school st. Anthony's that I went to and we had a maroon
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That's but that I guess it's not the same thing. It's more like a fuchsia maroon
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Russell can you tell us what color this isn't here for these rugs? I can't okay
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That was very helpful
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Here forever I figured maybe if he put them in he remembers yeah, but I was thinking about you know a little paint
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I know a painter. Yeah, right. I mean, I'm sure we have a listener that could would volunteer
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Are you supposed to paint the rug like that cuz that's actually rug like what's actually up there for sound?
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Distortion is just a bunch of rug. It's just not on the ground. It's on the wall. I was wondering why you were calling it
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A rug it is a right. I don't see like the depth. I don't have depth perception. I think you just gotta feel it
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Yeah
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Now
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But anyway, I felt bad
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The other thing is I went to Austin this weekend and I did the show on Friday right from my hotel room
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Which was cool, which was great. I went and got coffee
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Which is nice. And it was like this empty shot for 10 minutes while I was downstairs waiting for like three.
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I actually have something to tell you about that. Which is pretty funny. So I'm using AI to help decide what clips of our show we should pull to put up on social media.
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And the only reason I'm doing that is that AI can look at social media more in depth than I can and see what will do well right now.
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And the number one clip it suggested is when Wayne left to go get his coffee.
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Is that true?
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Yes, it was like and it cut all the things of all the things we talked about well, it's just Friday
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It was just Friday
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It thought the funniest moment was when you left to go get coffee and then came back and described yourself in line behind a few
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Women and I'm like, this is funny. So I put it up on a couple of the social media places
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You know, I think I was right to pick something I said
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Thank you fair enough that's fine. Yeah, but but I think I left my microphone in Austin
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Wow. So is that going to be a problem this whole week?
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Yeah, it could be. But you know what?
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The there is a solution to that.
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What's this to go get another microphone today?
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Yeah, that's true.
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Right.
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Get another one. Yeah.
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And then use it for a couple of weeks and then take it back.
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Yeah.
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But wedding.
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I think I have one I could give you.
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I think I have one.
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Yeah, I don't really.
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I don't I wasn't sure this morning when I woke up whether indeed I left it or not.
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Sure. Yeah.
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And rather than drive over there and then force you to do this show by yourself,
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on a very, you know, manic Monday.
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It is.
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There's a lot, yes.
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James Talarico, Manic Monday.
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Well, we actually get into the topics.
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The Talarico thing is fascinating to me because the excuse has been really bad, Wayne.
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I think that the delivery of I've had the flu and I definitely wasn't in a mental institution.
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There's some things that are already coming out that seem to either prove that he was,
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which I know you can still take with a grain of salt, or even he has contradicted himself
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in what he did during his flu.
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And I use air quotes when I say that.
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What?
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Flu.
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His flu, yeah.
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He, did you see that he gave an answer
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to one media outlet where he said
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that all he did was go to his primary care doctor
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and like got a checkup and then just went home
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and got over it?
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And then to a different outlet,
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I think a couple hours earlier he said
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he went to the emergency room to urgent care.
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He was so sick.
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He was so sick.
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He went to urgent care and urgent care then treated him
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and recommended he go back home and sleep.
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So it's, which one is it?
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Did you go to your primary care doctor or urgent care?
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And my favorite comment on social media is maybe his urgent care doctor or his primary
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doctor was working that night in urgent care.
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He could have been on call.
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It's possible.
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It is.
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You know, sometimes you media folks really just, you know, I look, I can I tell you something?
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You don't care?
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No, it's not that I don't care.
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I don't know what to think.
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Like I heard the, what's that?
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What's the hospital?
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The reason always we know about that.
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I can look up the name of it.
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Yeah, the only reason we know about this place is because it's Ohio, right?
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Because that's where Looney Lena Hidalgo went.
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That's true.
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Right?
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Yes, that is the other connection, is that Lena Hidalgo had spent weeks there and so
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some people believe, and also there was a flight.
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So there's a private jet that takes off in Austin, goes to this-
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Who's private jet?
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Do we know?
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No, I don't think we know.
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I mean, you're putting this stuff out here, Colin.
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This is true.
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But what made someone say-
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Okay, I can explain that part.
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So there is a private jet that takes off from Austin and goes to Hamilton, Ohio, which is
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where this place is, 20 minutes from Linder Center, which is the name of the healthcare
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center.
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And then it takes off the next day, comes back, and James Talrico returns to the campaign
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trail the day that this flight returned to Austin.
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So some people believe, I'm not saying I believe this wholeheartedly, like I don't have enough
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proof to say this definitely happened.
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Because we're the first ones that actually started talking about them.
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Yeah, right.
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Yeah, nobody else.
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Nobody else talking about it.
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But some people believe that this private jet decided to pick him up and it wasn't in
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Hamilton.
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It was in Austin.
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So it flies to Austin to get him.
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It picks him up.
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It brings him back.
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And then all of a sudden he's on the campaign trail later that same day.
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Like the flight fits.
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The thing that's intriguing about the flight is that it works within the conspiracy theory.
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Is it something that actually proves it?
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Of course not.
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But it fits.
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Well, there must have been for someone an initial tip.
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I mean, I don't think, unless there's somebody at home in their underwear that's monitoring
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the flight.
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The flights all the time.
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Sometimes they do that.
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Of some little plane in the middle of nowhere.
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AI can do that.
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Look, you and this AI thing are scaring me.
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I mean, you-
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It can, man.
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It just can.
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It can give you-
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Can I fire some people to lay office and just use AI?
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You want the honest truth?
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Yeah, you probably could I could you can you come over today and pick them up?
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I don't want to do that part. That's not and problem. I have with the AI stuff. Yeah, you said
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That you asked AI to pick out the most exciting moment the funniest clip from our Friday show
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Yeah, funniest clip and it picked out of course my of course and I can tell you why it did that by the way
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But you don't but it was at the best moment of our show
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The reason it picks it is because I laugh pretty loud
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and AI can register the loudness of a laugh.
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So every time I laugh at your joke.
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So if I say, Craig, I went to a funeral,
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it was really fun this weekend.
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And I laugh really loud.
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I don't think that that's a good joke.
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AI will decide that tomorrow
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we should replay the funeral story.
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Correct, if I laughed that hard at it.
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Is that really what we want?
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No, not necessarily, which is why if you were to,
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and this, I'm not trying to-
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I want to make America real again.
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I want to make America real. If you were to let go of staff, you would have one member of staff
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that would inherit managing AI. Whatever AI did for you, it wouldn't do it on its own. You'd still
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need a human to be the connection point, but one person could replace three or four jobs.
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Would I need a data center next door to my office?
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Not yet. You might eventually.
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You think eventually we'll all have data centers on our house?
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It's so funny. I was falling asleep the other night thinking about maybe at some point we'll
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all get like our little mini data center.
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And that's something we'll get paid for
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if we don't have jobs anymore.
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Okay, so I don't know who originally snitched off something.
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Right, well there's a couple things.
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So in the world of James Talarico
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and Wasi in a mental health facility,
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and we can get to that, I know we got a break,
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so we can do the break and we can come back
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and actually do it, there's audio of someone
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calling that facility and it seems tricking
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the person who answered the phone into admitting
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that Talarico was released that day.
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Actually, it's pretty smart the way they did it.
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Pretty smart the way and that's the same day that the flight would have gone into town and picked somebody up and driven them
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But yeah, we all have to play the call. Oh, yeah, of course. We're public. It's out there
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I think they should just educate people on on work because I
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Conspiracy theories I just I don't like them either
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One and the big thing we should say well caution before we do this none of this
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Definitively proves the thing we think could have happened. It may not be true, but let's play it anyway
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It can be there's nothing that you can do to really refute it at this point
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so it certainly deserves to be within the conversation.
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This morning I missed him.
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Thank you, I missed you too.
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We have seen each other in person in a while since we did that Friday show in Austin that
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led to my 18-wheeler accident and I have my cards getting fixed.
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That's good.
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17,000 dollars later I will be getting it.
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It is 17, I thought you said 20 at one point.
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So it went down.
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It was 20, it went down.
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Okay, that sounds nice.
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And you know, look, I could have gotten it up to like 30.
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I could have gotten it total maybe.
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So I'm a little sorry I didn't like whack it into something else before I brought it in.
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You know, honesty sometimes gets you in trouble.
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It gets me in trouble a lot with a lot of people.
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But it's really difficult if you're the type of person that likes honesty more than like being fake
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to flip that off.
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Well, I would be fake if I, but I don't, I think sometimes when you try to be fake,
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The cover-up is worse than the crime. Yeah, I've always I've always discovered I've discovered some things in life
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One of them is that when you try to cover up stuff? Yeah, it just gets it's good work
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Well, yeah
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I think I think what's interesting about what you said is when somebody discovers a cover-up
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You look way worse like just telling the truth is never as bad as getting caught lying to me
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Yeah, and and and as someone who's like, you know being in the front page of the paper for getting arrested or doing something crazy
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Yeah, you're still going. You're still fine.
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I'm fine. Look, at the time it was kind of embarrassing, but, you know, I've learned now that it doesn't really matter.
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If it's not a sex crime, then you're probably OK.
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Well, you know, what's interesting about what you're saying, if we relate it back to the Talarico stuff, is if he did check himself into a mental health institution because he was struggling with the stress of running for the office of a senator out of Texas, I think there are people who would not think that's as big of a deal as it sounds.
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It's like if he went in for a couple of weeks, if he came back out, I'm not one of them.
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I would call it that one of the main reasons we should disqualify him.
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But he's not the only politician.
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A sympathetic guy.
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He's not the only politician.
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Well, come on, man.
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If you crumble at this point, like, Federman crumbled, but he was already in the spot as
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a senator, and now he's come out of it and seems to be doing better, actually.
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We thought Federman was a freak until Federman started switching to our side, and then all
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of a sudden we said, what a guy!
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Well, it's not a good for president. He went and got some mental health counseling and he came out easy better
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No, he went for like a few months. I think he admitted
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Yeah, well and he's not again
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Even those two if Talarico ever were to admit this and if it's real, they're not the only ones
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So to your point part of what I think is even more
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Disqualifying now is the way they're potentially lying about it if they are lying. I can't say for sure they are or they seem pretty
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I just said there's non denials denials all the time, but that was a pretty yeah strong
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It's a lot. Well, so I just sent some clips to Russell and we can try to play those the first one is
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The phone call to the healthcare facility and the healthcare facility is I don't know what happened before
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So yeah, the way well the problem with a lot of this
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I'm not getting paid to investigate.
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If I don't get paid to investigate it,
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I don't really have any strong interest.
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The problem with when you pick up a piece of audio
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that somebody shares in social media,
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and I think this even like a silly example
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is like Taylor Swift got in trouble for this too,
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but you lose the context of what happened before.
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So Wayne, you asked the first question off air
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when you sat down, why did the person
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at the mental health institution answer the question
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the guy was asking?
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I don't know why.
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If you call some loon bin,
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I don't wanna be rude to them.
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No, it's fine.
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I'm sorry.
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But if you call someplace,
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at some mental hospital and say,
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hey, hi. With this guy there.
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Hey, is Coglianese in today?
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I was there when you checked out.
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And they say, oh, he's already checked out.
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Does that happen?
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Do they give you the name?
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Oh, let me look it up.
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Coglianese, Craig.
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Oh, he was here.
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Washed up radio guy.
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Washed up, really struggling with it.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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I don't know.
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I think that might've been part of the problem
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with choosing a small town place in Ohio and not necessarily going to a bigger city.
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Can we send an eight year old grandmother working there?
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She's a really sweet old and you just answered the phone and what does she know?
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And maybe she doesn't know who Talarico is. There is a chance that people, especially in other
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states, aren't actually paying attention. I almost guarantee you that 90% of the country has no idea.
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No idea who he is, yeah. So there's a chance that you call and you're like,
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is my friend Jimmy Talarico? Is he there? And someone might have said yes, but we have that
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audio and we can play that if we're okay we're ready for that so let's play the
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phone call first this is confirmation apparently the Talarico was there
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and last night it got so bad that I went to the... no that's the wrong one that's
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that's him we can play that one that's him contradicting himself that's one of
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the other ones I sent where he describes urgent care flight call was the other
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the first one but but we can play that one you just played okay two seconds
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alright cool Russell play the other one because the other one's interesting too
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And we'll play that after we play the flight call.
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This is when Talarico, the other one,
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described going to an emergency care facility
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versus going to a primary care doctor.
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And he said, yeah, it should be a call recording.
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It should be the first one down on the point.
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You need care urgently.
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Please press one.
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If you are trying to reach a patient staying at Linder,
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please press two.
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If you are to reach a patient in the children's hospital unit,
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press one.
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We can listen to the whole thing, though.
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This is this is transparency North please press 2
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to reach a patient on adult South
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Tibsee house
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Apparently at some point. Yeah, there we go now. He's gonna get the phone call
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We might have to be careful on a dump button, I don't know if there's something they say
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when your killer hopes a plan
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Hey, I'm trying to reach my cousin James
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I don't know if he's checked out yet, but I was gonna send him a letter in the mail
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I was just trying to I don't know if he's still there
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I did I told me he was gonna go there last week, but I just
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Don't know if I can send it to him yet or still can send it
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Do you have a code?
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Hey what?
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Code that I can't give you any information without a code
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I should try to do.
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Oh, no.
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You should have had the...
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Oh, he didn't give me a code.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Well, I really can't give you any information.
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Okay.
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Well, if it...by sending it to him, I guess if he's not there, can we'll get bounced or
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will he still...
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Yeah.
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Well, if you send it to him, he would get it.
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Okay, but...
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At home.
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If he's gone home.
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Okay.
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This is interesting.
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Well, if he's there, he'll get it.
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But I'm saying if he's still not, I don't know if he's still there or not, we'll get
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sent back to me.
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It should be, yes.
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This actually gives me more contact.
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All right.
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I'm sorry.
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That's all right.
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Bye.
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I think they call back at some point because eventually he has-
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We got the wrong call.
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Yeah.
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I guess we got the wrong call.
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So he called for-
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But this is definitive.
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Yeah, that's fine.
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Actually, this is actually better for me as a crack investigator guy.
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I figured you would like this.
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licensed in the state of New York says that that I see what they tried to do first. First
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of all, you know, sometimes look, I'm not going to say we lie in my company, but we
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have we have tried to pull a fast one in that sense. Right. Yes. Hey, I'm looking for my
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cousin. Hey, wasn't he up to Colin A's right. Not attractive guys. He's still there. Right.
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Ugly son of a thing. Take a look at him. There's a reason he's on radio. I have one
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from Town Hall and Nick Sortor. I don't know if you have that one. I don't even know Nick
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Sortor. I do not find anyone with that name for the last four days. It's been discharged
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and they're not here in the building. Okay, so nothing for James Talarico?
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Well, this is what it's today.
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It looks like she was discharged this evening.
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That's why I don't have it.
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Oh, he was discharged then?
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Mm-hmm.
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Okay.
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This is the hope blender.
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They should be.
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Okay.
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Same voice.
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This is Hope Linder.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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You're in Hamilton, Ohio.
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That's good.
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That's good.
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That's pretty definitive.
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At least.
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And you can tell in the voice of the woman who I, this is what I hate about these things.
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Cause like that lady is probably going to get fired and she's probably just a nice lady.
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Uh, that thought that she was helping somebody's cousin.
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I mean, I don't like that.
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Like, I don't like that.
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Some, I want the information.
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Some poor random woman who's probably worked there for like 49 years.
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It's fired now, yeah.
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And she's got cancer.
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Yeah.
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And now we're gonna have fire.
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That was a democratic move.
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It'd be like she's got three kids, she's raised them herself, she's about to die.
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Yeah, writing's, I don't know.
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But nonetheless, I want the information and-
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All right.
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So now we've heard this phone call, because I really thought, I think it's important-
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To get the whole thing.
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And I actually thought the first one was actually helpful
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for me from a context.
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To prove.
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I see what they tried to do first.
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Yeah.
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I have a code.
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See, that makes some sense to me.
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Cause like, you know.
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Right.
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Yeah. I couldn't, I couldn't piece that together
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unless we played the other call.
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But here's, here is one of my bigger problems, right?
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Now, unless.
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Talarico just fakes a good deterioration of his mental health.
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He didn't look before he, his last thing did not look like he was freaking out stressful,
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snapping at people.
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Is that a dragon on the wall?
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You didn't see him like that kind of guy, right?
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Well, right.
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And when he says he's been back, he didn't look like that either to me.
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So like I think of when I think of nuts I think of Lena Hidalgo. Okay, and so
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I'm sure she's a lovely woman
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I don't know if that's true. I don't take this stuff personally. So I'm sorry if she does but she's nuts, right? She's crazy and
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Although she's crazy, but still seen enough to be able to tell us finally the truth about the way
20:50
Yeah, fellow Democrats. Yeah, that was nice that she said that reckless spending is bad now that she's not gonna keep that job anymore
20:56
Yeah, I love when politicians are on their way out. Yeah, and then all of a sudden
20:59
It's like Tom Tillis all of a sudden is like right. I heard him cussing on Bill Mars. Oh, wow
21:06
Got the net bombs. He was having a good time on the show
21:08
But anyway, so if you watch Lena Hidalgo on Facebook ever, I wish you pose I have seen it
21:16
Yeah, some stuff.
21:17
And she looks like she is like on the verge
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of doing something stupid, okay?
21:24
She doesn't put herself together well sometimes
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for those videos, is what you're saying.
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She's a little, yeah.
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All right, yeah.
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Well, I-
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Is the county judge, I just-
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So I have two answers to the thing you're saying.
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The first one is, in the world we live in now,
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compared to the world we lived in before,
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there are people who overreact to what I think
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is not a mental health breakdown.
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And they might fly themselves to a mental health facility and spend a few days there trying to get better. I would need a year
21:50
Yeah, we're here
21:51
But there are people now I think who would think of themselves as like struggling to that degree that aren't
21:58
That then get treatment for something they don't need treatment for now
22:00
I could believe that Talarico is so weird that if he said, you know what?
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I just need a break and that's what I'm saying myself
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to the hospital.
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And I'm going to get some counseling.
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Exactly.
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Because that's what people do now because they just need to talk to someone.
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Exactly correct.
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That's what I think he's doing.
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To make them understand that I act this way at 69 because when I was six my dad chased
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me around with a belt.
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Exactly.
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And because he whacked my honey a lot.
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Now I need this help.
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I have to develop this.
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Yes.
22:36
I think there are people that-
22:37
You can tell I'm really into this mental health.
22:39
Yeah, you keep going.
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I think there are a lot of people in today's world who think that like their version of depression is
22:47
Clinically diagnosable and I think a lot of it isn't I think a lot of it is just your normal
22:52
There are people who don't seem to be capable of dealing with what other generations would have considered normal day-to-day stress
22:58
I think he called Lena and said hey, where do I go? I'm on the verge of
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Talking about transgender fits
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You can, do you know where he plays I can go?
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Cause you're an expert in, you know, whatever.
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All this stuff.
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And she goes, hey, love the place.
23:18
It's so great.
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Go check out this place and all that.
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Their receptionist would never give you up on a phone call.
23:23
That's right.
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Cause you have to have a code.
23:26
You need a code.
23:27
But yeah, I think it's interesting.
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We will play the last piece of audio.
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The other thing that I sent to Russell where he actually contradicts himself.
23:34
Cause I think the phone call, the flight, which matches all the timings the flight would
23:38
need to match and him contradicting himself make a pretty good picture.
23:43
You're lucky that you do this show with a real investigative journal.
23:46
I have.
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Because, you know, I can analyze.
23:49
Yeah, that'd be great.
23:50
We'll do more of that in just a bit.
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This is a great day to have Wayne Dolcefino here in studio on The Voice of Texas.
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KSEV Radio.
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It's The Voice of Texas.
23:59
I am Craig Coglianese.
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He is Wayne Dolcefino.
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And it's a manic Monday.
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We're talking about mental health with Craig and Wayne.
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Yes, Mob Guys Monday.
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I wanna play the one other piece of audio
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that I did send Russell Weichs.
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I think there's two other things in that email.
24:15
But this is Talarico contradicting himself,
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saying in one interview that he went
24:20
to a urgent care facility and then maybe realizing
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or someone on his team said,
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you know there'd be a record of that.
24:26
If you went to a real emergency care facility,
24:29
someone would probably be able to get a record
24:30
or at least try.
24:32
So now he went to his primary care doctor.
24:34
We can play that one too.
24:36
And last night it got so bad that I went to the urgent care here in Dallas and I was diagnosed
24:43
with the flu.
24:44
How bad was it for somebody who wants to know is this just like in bed rest or did you ever
24:48
have to go to a doctor or hospital?
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I just went to my primary care physician.
24:52
It was worse than a nasty case of the flu.
24:56
Normal flu.
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And last night it got so bad that it went to the...
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I hear you can stop it there.
24:59
That's because it just repeated itself.
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Yeah.
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So he was really, really sick and he was in Dallas.
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Where was he staying in Dallas? Do you know? No, I don't know if he said that part
25:09
Okay, well now you can you can turn it you can turn that part on you can go
25:14
but I that so this is the question and I think the the more important part to loop it back to what we open the
25:20
show with what you open the show with is
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Sometimes the lie hurts more than the truth. I think if he if he was in a mental health facility
25:27
He should have just led with that. Yeah, look I will say also that you know in this era of social
25:34
media where candidates and campaigns are so good at doing, you know, like colonize AI
25:41
dependency.
25:45
You would have thought that he would have been doing updates from his bed once he got
25:49
better from the flu.
25:51
Let's assume that that night in Dallas, he was so sick that he was rushed to urgent care.
25:57
Right?
25:57
He went into urgent care and said, I got the flu.
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Could you help me?
26:00
I need to go to a hospital.
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And also, go ahead.
26:03
But once he felt a little better the next day, right, you would think he would have
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done like the sniffling James Teller echo from bed, right?
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Right.
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He could have done a commercial, right?
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Proof that he was in fact actually ill.
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And this is the thing that I think about.
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That's weird to me that they didn't do that.
26:25
Well, and then this is the thing I think about.
26:26
Let's say he wasn't supposed to leave if he was in a mental health facility as soon as
26:32
he did, but the pressure got too great.
26:34
That further explains the need to bring in a private jet to fly into an area and then
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fly back out of an area relatively quickly.
26:40
Got it all figured out, don't you?
26:42
Let's say that you're him, you're there.
26:45
People are asking, where have you been for 12 days?
26:46
It's getting closer and closer to somebody figuring it out, and then you have to say
26:50
something else.
26:51
I do see we have a call.
26:52
We have a call, and I do think it's ... I'd like to find out ... Look, conspiracy theories
26:57
are very interesting things, right?
26:59
They are.
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Is it possible that he was in this mental institution?
27:06
But they're not like non denying denying it.
27:10
They're saying it's a lie.
27:11
They definitively called it a lie.
27:12
His campaign manager on social media said that is a lie.
27:15
He was recovering with the flip.
27:16
Maybe he just stopped at that one mental place and went to another and they said, well, he
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really didn't stay at that first place.
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Well, maybe that's where his primary care doctor works.
27:30
Maybe he just has to go.
27:31
All right.
27:31
So where is his doctor?
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I don't know.
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Is that a HIPAA violation?
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I have no idea.
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I ask all the time.
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By my staff, when they call him sick, I go, really?
27:40
I have the sickest staff of young people
27:43
in the history of America.
27:45
We'll go to the phones, because you said Dale
27:46
is on the line right now.
27:47
281-558-5738.
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281-558-5738, if you want to jump in.
27:53
Dale knows the truth.
27:54
Dale.
27:55
Dale, what do you want to say?
27:56
Well, I think y'all have to start looking at the timeline on this day because supposedly
28:00
it was the call said that he was released on the 10th, but on the 9th, he was in Austin
28:08
in public and then on the 10th, he was at the Austin city limits music festival in public.
28:15
So if you want to talk about timeline, I think that's what y'all need to look at.
28:18
Where did you see that information that the call was for that specific day?
28:25
Because I didn't see that.
28:26
Where did you see that?
28:27
Yeah, I'll have to send it to you.
28:29
It's all on the different.
28:30
But I'm going to tell you one thing.
28:32
I'm going to give these two guys that put this out.
28:37
I'm going to give them credit.
28:38
I do have to give them credit for one thing.
28:41
One thing they did that was smart.
28:44
Most of these conservative influences
28:46
are not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
28:49
But what they've done with this is
28:51
they put out a conspiracy theory that you really can't, you can't verify because of the
28:58
HIPAA laws. Nobody is going to actually come out and say, well, the record. Well, so nobody's
29:03
going to come out on the record and say, yes, he was here. So what you've done is you planted
29:09
the seed as something that really can't be verified.
29:11
Well, they didn't, they didn't fake the phone call. You're saying that they kind of the
29:15
How do we know that?
29:16
How do we know that wasn't a guy?
29:18
See, I didn't ask you, Dale.
29:20
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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Could that be a male lady?
29:22
Hold on.
29:22
Hold on.
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I can help with this, Dale.
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No, I can help with this.
29:26
I can help get us there closer because there's two things about this phone call, respectfully,
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I don't understand.
29:31
One is Dale saying that the timeline is different than what I'm seeing it is because I have
29:35
no version of anyone actually that's reported on this claiming that to be true.
29:39
They're claiming the timeline fits.
29:57
Yes.
30:11
I can make up stuff to try to win an argument
30:13
if the people I'm talking to are uninformed.
30:15
That's not a good way to go about this kind of discussion.
30:18
So, you know, the mental health facility itself
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has not denied the person works there,
30:22
has not denied the phone call happened,
30:24
has not denied the information given over the phone.
30:26
It is only denied publicly because it has to legally
30:29
that Talarico was ever there.
30:31
Yeah, I don't think that phone call was there.
30:32
Yeah, I think that phone call actually happened.
30:34
Exactly, you're in a situation,
30:35
but y'all need to look into the timeline of low form.
30:38
I don't think, I don't think.
30:40
I disagree with your timeline.
30:42
Hey, Dale, if you've got time, like send it to us.
30:44
I'd love to.
30:44
Yeah, send it.
30:45
Send your timeline that proves the thing you're saying is true.
30:47
Yeah, because I know...
30:48
Where do I send it?
30:50
Craig at kscvradio.com.
30:53
Craig at kscvradio.com.
30:56
All right.
30:56
If I gave up my email address, then he would be...
30:59
No, that's fine.
30:59
He'd be emailing me all the time.
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Yeah, no.
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And I'll forward it directly to you.
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I don't want to get yours out.
31:04
I do think...
31:05
So now we're getting closer, because Dale has just made this ridiculous album.
31:13
You turned into like the guy on the video that I say this is now the Wayne video stuff older woman
31:19
Wasn't like real right that it was AI. I really believe that phone call happened
31:24
Right, I really believe that if you already believe that's what was going on that that phone call appears to be
31:33
Confirmation but here the thing that I most disliked and I think Dale was respectful and nice and I appreciate him calling in that
31:39
But when he said they have manufactured something on purpose that we can't definitively find
31:44
out about, even if people have been saying for a while that James Talarico was in a mental
31:49
health facility and no one really reported on it because we couldn't prove it, the phone
31:53
call part doesn't become a thing they also manufactured.
31:57
That can be real and that can lead more credibility to what previously felt like a conspiracy
32:02
theory without any credibility.
32:04
So we got Jimmy.
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Jimmy's on the phone.
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I think this is Jimmy X.
32:08
clear it up. Jimmy, what do you want to say? Well, first of all, guys, Marx is Dale, and
32:16
that's what I call him because he's a Marxist apologist who calls in and is a, you know,
32:23
your typical gullible sheep who believes, you know, everything. Dale probably believes
32:30
Joe Biden got 81 million votes. But the real question is, why is James Talarico anti vaccination?
32:42
Didn't he get his flu shot? Wouldn't matter prevented him from getting the flu.
32:47
At least the bad kind. And by the way, I have heard that he has diabetes. So that's probably
32:51
why the flu was so bad. People are saying that diabetics get worse flus than the rest of us.
32:55
true I have diabetes I don't it's it's sort of kind it's the kind of true in
33:00
health where like for the majority of people know but some people might get
33:04
more sick and it might be because of diabetes like that's that's one of the
33:08
things that I don't know but no Jimmy I absolutely agree with you that part of
33:12
what's crazy about all this in my opinion is that it continues to grow
33:16
this way because nobody did the thing Wayne was talking about it Wayne yeah but
33:20
Jimmy is Jimmy raised something about Dale which probably is true but he's
33:25
He's left. Yeah, but I but I am
33:28
Dale said that there's there's like a date timeline. I don't know when this phone call happened
33:36
Wait, what Dale always makes those allegations kind of like rusty and then he'll say
33:45
Yeah, oh I looked it up on the internet
33:57
So, so the one, the one thing that's really interesting to me is that the woman on the
34:01
phone says he checked out yesterday and the phone call happened on the 10th, right?
34:06
I don't know.
34:07
No, the phone call, according to Dale and people online, I just checked.
34:10
I checked what Dale's probably reading on X from some of the people.
34:14
So the phone call would have been placed in the 10th and the woman on the phone says he
34:17
checked out yesterday the flight out of Hamilton into Austin, a very small place to have a
34:22
private plane land and then fly somebody out the night,
34:25
the day before.
34:26
So it works.
34:26
So it works, as I said, if you're on the phone and say.
34:29
He was better, he was better.
34:30
Right, if you're on the phone and say,
34:31
oh, I think he checked out yesterday,
34:32
which is definitely what you got,
34:34
then it's identical to what they're claiming
34:36
the timeline would be.
34:37
Can I offer a reward?
34:38
Yeah.
34:39
Is that legal?
34:40
Well, you can't offer it from KSEV.
34:42
It's gonna have to be a Wayne Dolcefino paid reward.
34:44
I'd like to announce that I'm not doing this
34:47
as a unpaid representative of KSEV.
34:50
Cuz I'm not even an employee of the boy. We won't we won't pay your debts for you
34:55
I'm just a guy that just appeared on the radio with you, right? Yeah, I have no financial
35:00
Ties, I have no contract. I mean nothing. I can't believe that you talk about this. Yes fire today
35:05
Yes, so but on behalf of Dolcefino media, I would like to offer a
35:13
Reward I am how much your show 500 on okay?
35:17
I'll start. I'll start at $500.
35:18
I was waiting for a number that makes me not show up tomorrow.
35:21
If you can give me information that will lead to the indictment of James Talarico for being
35:26
a mentally ill person, please call.
35:30
Is that $500?
35:30
It's great. Yeah. Let's go there. Go ahead, Jimmy.
35:33
Guys, they are scared, okay? Guys like Marxist Dale and Judge Andell, the latest great white
35:42
hope, which is James, James Talifrico is, is this can take him down. This can push the
35:50
election and they're running scared. Okay. And so he's in trouble if this has some semblance
35:59
of truth and it sounds like there might be some truth to this. There's something for
36:04
two weeks guys. You do not have the flu for two weeks. That's absolutely true. Thank you
36:09
very much for the call, Jimmy.
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You know, I will say this and I'm showing HIPAA information, but I have MS.
36:15
I've had it for like 28 years.
36:17
I have the good kind if there is a good kind.
36:19
And when I get sick, when my MS is bugging me, I get like sick, sick.
36:24
I'm down for a couple of days maybe.
36:27
But even I, and I'm a sickly, I'm like a sickly little sheep.
36:32
You don't go down for two days.
36:32
By the way, I never thought we'd be making sheep noises on Monday.
36:36
You this show look people don't they don't get it. This is quality it is
36:43
entertainment right online
36:47
Everywhere and I think we just throw this together
36:51
We actually pay for the sheep right we do Russell. Could you do that again?
36:56
No with the sheep thing I guess not. All right. We'll be back the mob guys here on KSEV AM 700
37:03
I'm doing it to be selfless Wayne. I'm doing it for me
37:07
KFCB radio the voice of Texas. I love that
37:11
We we I should actually tell you what we're talking about a little bit on the air
37:15
We are only putting up an hour of the show on your Facebook page
37:18
I didn't know if like the first hour so it's we're just putting eight o'clock for right now
37:22
Oh, and so it'll it'll start in like eight minutes
37:25
And it's just one hour on your on your page because your page is a lot of very successful videos
37:30
And I didn't want these videos that are not as successful to harm your page at all
37:35
But you were talking about the caption I put on the Friday. You're dragging down my number
37:40
It says a daily live stream right some of my radio show
37:46
I guess my being me that would be you that's in your voice with radio crack with at Radio Craig see which
37:51
Off the air you told me no offense. Maybe a lot of people
37:54
I said Radio Craig and I said I had no offense.
37:56
Maybe a lot of people haven't heard of him.
37:57
Who the hell knows who that is.
37:58
Yeah, that's fine.
37:59
The reason I put it there is because a lot of people know who you are and maybe when
38:03
they see it they'll be like, hey, who's this Radio Craig guy?
38:06
And click on it.
38:06
And then they'll come find me.
38:07
So I did that very selfishly to benefit me.
38:09
What you should say is Wayne Dolcefino is now live at this address if you'd like to
38:15
serve him a subpoena.
38:17
That's what you should say.
38:18
So the reason I did this on air is because we're seven minutes away from doing one.
38:21
We're going to punch it up.
38:22
And then we're gonna see if you like the punch up when it goes up on Facebook after 8 o'clock
38:26
Listen to the mob guys on KSEV. All right, that's what you want. With me and some guy that
38:32
they asked me to do this with who's been at that Linder place.
38:38
And I really don't want to share it, but he's typing this so he's gonna share that he's at Radio Crisis.
38:42
And does James Telerico out today? Do we know where he woke up? Is anyone watching him? No idea.
38:47
Do they have PIs on him? I don't know. We can take George. I saw you looking at the phone.
38:50
George and Tom Ball is on the phone George. What do you want to say?
38:54
Not too much first first about my Dale. Yes nothing good ever follows
39:00
Dale said it's not like knock knock. Okay, who's not there?
39:09
I got you
39:12
It just they just he just seems to like make stuff up in he did today
39:17
I honestly wasn't I honestly wasn't going to vote.
39:21
And I'd like to thank him for for encouraging me to go ahead and go again.
39:26
All my instincts and I'm going to go vote and I'm going to go vote straight Republican
39:30
and vaccine.
39:31
Nice.
39:32
And am I am I a socialist?
39:34
Absolutely.
39:35
But I will vote straight Republicans just because Dale has annoyed me that much.
39:40
Wow.
39:41
Now, wait a minute.
39:42
Are you serious about the one comment, George?
39:44
Are you actually a socialist?
39:45
Yeah.
39:46
Oh, yeah.
39:47
I didn't know that.
39:49
As a socialist from Queens, New York.
39:53
Oh wow.
39:54
Yeah, no, my opinion changed just for a lot on a lot of things.
39:58
Just because of Dale to the other Chris.
40:01
Chris.
40:03
Now, now the problem is socialist equals stupid.
40:08
I kind of thought they always did, but obviously you're not stupid.
40:11
No, I mean, he's coming around.
40:13
I mean, you know, a hardcore conservative, I've been a conservative socialist.
40:17
I've been a government employee my whole life. I've dedicated my entire life to the system.
40:24
Yeah, I mean, I just I've always been. I've never worked for private industry. Now that's interesting. No fantasy of being rich.
40:30
Yeah. No, that it's interesting perspective. You were going to say something else. What else did you want to talk about?
40:36
I just forgot. I'm sorry. That's OK. No, basically. No, basically with this guy. I mean, he'll he'll he'll call up and he doesn't realize it's going to be a
40:47
like, okay, this one I want to comment on him because him and the other guy days and
40:55
yeah, there's a few of them. They always get active right around election time. They will
41:02
do their best. Honestly, to say I think he's a paid, I think he's a paid activist. Well,
41:07
they're not paying a lot of money then they could, I think they could have hired somebody
41:10
a little bit. Yeah. No, no, act blue. Dude, they paid tons of money for people like this.
41:16
Fair enough.
41:17
I'm willing to bet he's being paid for airtime.
41:19
Fair enough.
41:19
Thank you for the call, George.
41:20
We appreciate it and the honesty.
41:22
They're the pay me.
41:23
Are they?
41:24
Yeah, they said, hey, could you infiltrate a conservative radio show?
41:30
Where they're not going to pay you.
41:31
Where they're not going to pay you.
41:32
Could you infiltrate and try to influence them to vote for the George Soros slate?
41:40
What's funny about that, and I kind of hate bringing up calls that happened like other
41:44
days, like I know that nobody was listening, so I'm going to tell you that Joe Guy, who
41:48
called in on Friday, who had at one point said some things that I thought sounded anti-Semitic,
41:53
so I didn't really let him speak very much, and then called in and kind of apologized
41:56
on Friday, remember that, that he called in on the show?
41:58
I don't remember that at all.
41:59
He was on the show, yeah.
42:00
He was on the show with us?
42:01
He called in, he was a caller, and he said like, I'm sorry, or I can't remember.
42:05
But anyway, he made a joke that he thought maybe I was a secret leftist.
42:08
And what was funny about that is, thanks, thanks, Wayne,
42:12
is that I would be protecting and supporting Israel
42:16
in his position, and that would make me a secret leftist.
42:19
I don't think there are a lot of lefties
42:21
who are big Israel guys.
42:23
I can't think of many of them.
42:24
They're definitely with the Deaf to America.
42:26
Yeah, they're mostly that.
42:28
But the point of that little thing
42:30
with about a couple minutes ago is how often
42:32
we're also trying to suss out who's fake and who's real.
42:35
Like, is there a beam?
42:37
Seems that there are a lot of fake people on both sides.
42:40
But I would say to George too, Democrats are wasting their money with some of the callers
42:44
into this station who are overwhelmingly left leaning.
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They're not.
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You need, you need smarter ones.
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You need better arguments from some of those people.
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I think we should have Dale on.
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I think we should invite him into the studio and do the whole two hours because if it inspired
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one guy, right?
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But he has to tell the truth.
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It's like he can't just let them lie for two hours.
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People lie on the air all the time.
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I like to- Not you and me, but I mean-
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I know. But I-
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They get lied to all the time.
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I know. Well, I don't want to do that via the show.
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I want to, at least we have to fact check everything he says
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the entire time if we're not off the top of our head
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aware of what's the wire on. But that would be what would
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be entertaining about it.
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You see, I'm not, I actually think that hearing
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from loony left people actually helps our case.
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I agree with you.
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The thing about them is that what they really believe is so far out of our values.
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But they pretend that they're really not that way.
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It's how a guy like Talarico got from six genders to say that.
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To two again.
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To change it to two.
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With some abnormalities.
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With some genetic, I love that word, genetic abnormalities.
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Yes, but because what that does is now make you think oh you see
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He really he's not a member of the Chinese Communist Party
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Never when you have to do that commercial. He's lying around me. Of course. I'm not a member. I'm an affiliate member
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Yeah, don't you know the difference come on? Yeah, I don't get free coffee when I go. All right a quick break
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