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"Now is the Winter of Our Discontent..." (Saturday October 18, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Thing today on the Tunk Media Act by Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 2: We'll do it, Jewart said, steal me a day at
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Speaker 2: least for work. When the sun comes up, drops acute
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Speaker 2: to scool. The way Joey has everything a dream, All
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Speaker 2: the treasure needs no one.
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Speaker 3: That Joe's smiled. He only ex.
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Speaker 4: Joe, Hey, you for letting us be of service to
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Speaker 4: you this morning. You really think if we were recorded
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Speaker 4: in advance, we'd leave that a few moments of silence there?
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Speaker 5: No, I.
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Speaker 4: Okay, contrary to popular belief, that is not Glaine Maxwell.
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Speaker 4: But for the sake of our discussion, for the reason
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Speaker 4: we do what we do, come to you live on
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Speaker 4: Saturday mornings is the release of these Epstein documents and
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Speaker 4: the Acosta interviews. This email, Jerry writes in Walter Kronkite
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Speaker 4: was on Epstein's Lolita Express. Was he even still alive? Well,
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Speaker 4: Walter Cronkite passed away in two thousand and nine, and
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Speaker 4: these flights took place far in advance of that, So yes,
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Speaker 4: there was time this question about Walter. You're all fascinated
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Speaker 4: with Walter Cronkite being on the flight logs, which was
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Speaker 4: what I told you you should have been looking for
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Speaker 4: in the first place. And this whole Pam Bondy. She
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Speaker 4: said she has the guest lists and she has the
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Speaker 4: client lists. No, I said, you don't want client lists.
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Speaker 4: Don't go after the red herring. They're no good on bagels.
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Speaker 4: You want the pink herring. But I told you this
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Speaker 4: back during the Pam BONDI has you screwed us over?
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Speaker 4: She's just an apparatus of it. I remember, I said,
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Speaker 4: you're being played. You're not supposed to be asking for
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Speaker 4: guest lists or client lists. You should be looking for
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Speaker 4: the flight logs, said on this program months ago. And no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Speaker 4: I'm way too polite to say I told you so.
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Speaker 4: But if you infer it. So here are these lists
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Speaker 4: and they're redacted, and Acosta talks about whether or not
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Speaker 4: they believe they could get a conviction or not. Tony
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Speaker 4: writes in he says, conviction, Since when does anyone in
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Speaker 4: the Justice Department care about convictions? It's the indictment that's
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Speaker 4: all that matters. Ask John Bolton. I don't know, ask
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Speaker 4: Letitia James or Donald Trump for that matter. He's proven
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Speaker 4: that the indictment is not the thing. It's herculean to
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Speaker 4: overcome the tar and feathering that goes along with indictments
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Speaker 4: or but we'll get into that. Also, you know the fallout,
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Speaker 4: there's there is no more Prince Andrew, Duke of whey
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Speaker 4: A Dirk, Duke of York is gone. Walter Cronkite was
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Speaker 4: on the Lolita Express. Bill Clinton multiple times, brother had
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Speaker 4: frequent file. I wonder if you get do you get
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Speaker 4: miles the capital one card? Different capital? Oh, I it's
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Speaker 4: it's with an O L. It's a capital one card
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Speaker 4: on the Lolita Express. But as I said, the question was, well,
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Speaker 4: why would you bring Walter Cronkite on there? You weren't
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Speaker 4: influencing any broadcasts anymore? He had, Yes, But when you're
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Speaker 4: the dean of broadcasters, when you're the the the voice
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Speaker 4: of reason of an entire generation, yeah, I think you
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Speaker 4: can influence public opinion. I think there is a possibility
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Speaker 4: of doing that, and maybe that is why that they
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Speaker 4: felt the urge to have Walter Cronkite on there. So
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Speaker 4: we could call Dan Rather and say, Darren, I want
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Speaker 4: you to drop the story or I want you to
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Speaker 4: pick up this story. I mean, it's gravitas is gravitas
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Speaker 4: you know wherever it may manifest itself. So maybe they
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Speaker 4: that's why they wanted Walter Cronkite, because if Walter Cronkite
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Speaker 4: called the newsroom, people answered and listen. I mean, it
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Speaker 4: could be very very much what the issue was with that.
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Speaker 5: Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer
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Speaker 5: by this sun of York.
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Speaker 4: If you're going to do Richard II, although Kevin Spacey
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Speaker 4: before the fall did a pretty creditable version. If you
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Speaker 4: ever saw him doing Richard the Third, he realized where
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Speaker 4: a House of Cards came from. She got if you're
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Speaker 4: gonna do Shakespeare, if it's not Olivier, who is it?
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Speaker 4: Prince Andrew, the Duke of York is no longer the
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Speaker 4: Duke of York, As Charles asks, do we still have
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Speaker 4: the Duke of Earl? Yes, yes, yes, the Duke of
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Speaker 4: Earl Earl is still around. But in the wake of
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Speaker 4: yesterday afternoon's release of the Flight manifest showing that along
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Speaker 4: with multiple trips by Bill Clinton and Bill Gates and
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Speaker 4: some of these names, we knew already. I mean, come on,
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Speaker 4: we knew Bill Gates. Melinda told us his association with
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Speaker 4: Jeffrey Epstein was the reason she divorced, But and we knew.
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Speaker 4: Andrew was argued to be on it as well, and
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Speaker 4: he kept denying and obfus skating. So now he has
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Speaker 4: surrendered his title. My favorite line in his statement it
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Speaker 4: begins now is the summer of my discontent. Now that's
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Speaker 4: not that would have been funny if Andrew had begun
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Speaker 4: his statement now is the summer of my discontent made
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Speaker 4: warm by the sunshine on Lolita Island. But he in
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Speaker 4: the seriousness of his statement, because I mean, these people
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Speaker 4: were supporting some of the most horrific behaviors and the
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Speaker 4: supping of sending up of their character is the least
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Speaker 4: we can do. In discussion with the King and my
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Speaker 4: immediate and wider family, we the Royal We, I presume
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Speaker 4: have concluded the continued accusations about me distract from the
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Speaker 4: work of his majesty. No details included as to what
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Speaker 4: that is, but he's there and the royal family. Prince,
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Speaker 4: I guess the Andrew formerly known as Prince said, again
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Speaker 4: stealing from an email sent earlier to this program, this
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Speaker 4: is my favorite line though in it, I have decided
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Speaker 4: as I always have to put my duty to my
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Speaker 4: family and country first. Is that why you are on
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Speaker 4: the Lolita Express because you were putting your duty to
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Speaker 4: your family and country first. I would love to sit
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Speaker 4: down with the Andrew formerly known as Prince and ask
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Speaker 4: him how that worked. More emails coming in on Walter
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Speaker 4: Cronkite's involvement in this and what that could mean for
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Speaker 4: it that he.
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Speaker 3: Was a ci.
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Speaker 4: Glenn Prager, recorded surreptitiously by the O'Keefe media group FBI investigator.
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Speaker 4: What what is it possibly that they could use Walter
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Speaker 4: Cronkite to manipulate somebody to do Oh, I mean, does
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Speaker 4: Prince Andrew have authority on anything or does he have access?
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Speaker 4: Remember Hunter Biden was selling access to the vice president
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Speaker 4: of the United States. Who the hell? What can the
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Speaker 4: vice president of the This is the guy who goes
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Speaker 4: to ceremonial funerals who was a vice president. I mean
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Speaker 4: he isn't even somebody like you know, Dick Cheney, who
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Speaker 4: might actually know where the skeletons are buried. This guy
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Speaker 4: is Joe Biden, who's picked by Barack Obama so that
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Speaker 4: he wouldn't outshine him on the ticket or was he. No,
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Speaker 4: Hunter Biden and the Biden family was selling access to
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Speaker 4: the Oval office because that is what Joe Biden had.
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Speaker 4: So you get Prince Andrew on the Lolita Express and
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Speaker 4: then he can call his brother and his mother because
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Speaker 4: remember Charles was just Prince Charles at the time. Mom
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Speaker 4: was still in charge. So you don't tell mom. Mom,
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Speaker 4: So I went to this island with all these No,
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Speaker 4: you don't tell her that, but you go and you
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Speaker 4: ask mom for things that she could do as the
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Speaker 4: Queen of England, because if it doesn't happen, then oops,
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Speaker 4: this gets leaked. Corruption is the oldest trick in state craft.
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Speaker 4: Corrupt somebody with power and manipulate them through the knowledge
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Speaker 4: of that corruption subtectually. Since we're discussing the Winter of
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Speaker 4: our Discontent made warm by the light of Lolita Island,
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Speaker 4: that was the subtext of Charles the Third Richard the
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Speaker 4: Third is you know, corruption and manipulation. And as I said,
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Speaker 4: it was like the Shakespearean version of House of Cards,
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Speaker 4: like we invented the show House of Cards. We always
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Speaker 4: nick this stuff from England anyway. But the bigger question
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Speaker 4: is still was Jeffrey Epstein just told corrupt these people
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Speaker 4: and got them to do the things we want them
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Speaker 4: be to do these specific things, Because that becomes the
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Speaker 4: bigger question is if he was running an op like
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Speaker 4: it was ordered by the CIA and how much of
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Speaker 4: it was just his own perversion. I know how to
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Speaker 4: corrupt these people? Well never know, because obviously he assumed
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Speaker 4: room temperature at his supposedly own hands, as so many
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Speaker 4: people in the Tower of London did back in the day,
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Speaker 4: right Andrew formerly known as Prince But this is why
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Speaker 4: That is us all fired up. That's the secret of
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Speaker 4: He makes it fairly clear that he is not saying that.
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Speaker 4: And the left will do this. The left will take
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Speaker 4: I voted for Zohan ma'am Danny in the primary. It's
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Speaker 4: I say things that are borderline dance hall stuff, borderline offensive.
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Speaker 4: Sometimes they're they're they're slightly over the borderline of offensive.
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Speaker 4: Like when I talk about our political leaders lacking the
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Speaker 4: intestical fortitude to do the right thing, I mean they
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Speaker 4: don't have the balls to do it. That's what you're
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Speaker 4: supposed to hear me say. Is when you hear me say,
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Speaker 4: I don't believe so and so has the intestical fortitude,
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Speaker 4: that's what you're supposed to hear. Sam Douglas has been
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Speaker 4: forced to step down from his position as a state
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Speaker 4: senator in Vermont because he was part of these chats,
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Speaker 4: most of which were complaining about state leadership amongst the
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Speaker 4: Republican Party. This is where they come to Politico Politico,
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Speaker 4: believe it or not, when they do their hit pieces
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Speaker 4: on Republicans like Tom Garrett, former Virginia congressman, and even
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Speaker 4: Denver Riggleman, who we spent quite a good deal of
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Speaker 4: time on impugning the character of mostly because he gives
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Speaker 4: us unending ammunition to impune his character. But even he
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Speaker 4: was done in by this TMZ for ugly people known
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Speaker 4: as Political Magazine, single source innuendo. And in both cases
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Speaker 4: with the Congressman s Riggleman and Garrett came from within
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Speaker 4: their own office by career Republicans who wanted to sanctify
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Speaker 4: the brand. Wanted to get these people out before they
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Speaker 4: sullied the brand, protecting the party. There was another country
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Speaker 4: years ago, Soviet Something used to always the party says,
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Speaker 4: as a great leader, a great friend to the party.
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Speaker 4: These party people are the bane of society, and they
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Speaker 4: did in Donald Trump in the first administration, and they're
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Speaker 4: still out there empowering people like Nick Foyntes and Laura
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Speaker 4: Lumer and these types, and the Candace Owens to support
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Speaker 4: these kind of text message streams complaining about the political leadership.
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Speaker 4: So the political leadership said, hmm, you still have that
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Speaker 4: phone number for Politico Magazine. So these text messages taken
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Speaker 4: out of context, excerpted and made to look even more
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Speaker 4: scurrilous than they actually were. Although JD. Vance gave himself
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Speaker 4: a body blow for twenty twenty eight by his stand
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Speaker 4: on all its just college kids being college kids JD JD.
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Speaker 4: Not everyone can be Donald Trump. And I really, if
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Speaker 4: you want to run in twenty twenty eight, you got
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Speaker 4: to stop trying. Just because somebody asks you a question
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Speaker 4: doesn't mean you have to answer it with the first
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Speaker 4: thought that comes running into your head. Because some of
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Speaker 4: these people were White House employees. If you're the employee
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Speaker 4: in the of the administration in the White House, you
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Speaker 4: had better be smarter than some of this stuff. And
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Speaker 4: the arrogance of mostly men. And I hate to say
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Speaker 4: that it has to do with genetics, but the arrogance
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Speaker 4: of men too frequently leads them to this kind of behavior.
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Speaker 3: We won, We're number one, We're.
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Speaker 4: The best ever. Nobody's ever going to touch us. Bull crap.
50:49
Speaker 4: The Golden beb is coming for you, and you better
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Speaker 4: shut up and sit down. I wake up every morning
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Speaker 4: knowing that today might be the last day. So I'm
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Speaker 4: not going to leave any cards on the table simply
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Speaker 4: because I know that today might be the last day.
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Speaker 4: And that's not mean spirit or harmful or hurt my feelings. No,
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Speaker 4: it's a reminder of how fleeting life is and that
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Speaker 4: you better treat every moment of every broadcast, or every
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Speaker 4: moment of every welding job that you do, or every
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Speaker 4: moment of every plumbing job you go to as it
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Speaker 4: might be your last. What will people remember somebody? Vince
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Speaker 4: Gully once said that he treated every baseball game like
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Speaker 4: it was the first one anyone had ever listened to,
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Speaker 4: because there were people who had never listened to him before,
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Speaker 4: and he wanted to make sure that each show, each broadcast,
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Speaker 4: was the best. But these guys get driven out. Jay
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Speaker 4: Jones wants to be the Attorney General of Virginia with
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Speaker 4: the awesome power and by the way, there is a
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Speaker 4: wonderful column online at Daily Signal dot com. I was
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Speaker 4: told by my friend Ray that it's a little difficult
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Speaker 4: to find my byline up at Daily Signal dot com.
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Speaker 4: I don't know why that is. I get their direct
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Speaker 4: feed if you go to my Facebook page Sevil Joe Thomas,
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Speaker 4: there's a link to my article about what Jay Jones
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Speaker 4: exposed about himself and what he wants to use the
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Speaker 4: Attorney General's office to use. This is unquestioned and completely
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Speaker 4: forgiven being a dumbass, which, albeit it is a problem
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Speaker 4: in and of itself, is punishable by ruination. If you're
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Speaker 4: a Republican anyway, enjoy the rest of the weekend until Monday.
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Speaker 4: I'm Joe Thomas, so long and thanks for all the fish.
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