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Wicked Radio 9-23: Unhinged Musicians, No 2nd Debate, Grandpa Trump, and MA Rodeo Escape · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: perspective for all of us. So let's talk about some stuff.
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Speaker 1: Hope everybody had a great weekend. Pretty wild, pretty wild
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Speaker 1: in the world of the swamp. Not so much on
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Speaker 1: the campaign trail. It was who is now out there
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Speaker 1: campaigning for the politicians? We're talking about unhinged musicians. That's
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Speaker 1: no surprise. Entertainers, musicians you know, like DeNiro, Punchy, Bobby.
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Speaker 1: He's been out there for quite some time. Any musicians
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Speaker 1: always have. We had, of course, about a week and
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Speaker 1: a half or was it two weeks ago? Now we
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Speaker 1: had the Taylor Swift endorsement. J Lo now coming out
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Speaker 1: full support of Kamala. Of course that's no surprise either. No,
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Speaker 1: she's you know, gone through about one hundred men, so
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't exactly trust her on her endorsements anytime soon.
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Speaker 1: But if you heard of Maclamore, you know who that is,
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Speaker 1: the rapper Maclamore. I don't blame it. I forgot about
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Speaker 1: him too, So forty one year old rappers from Seattle,
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Speaker 1: and he had a show this past weekend. There's some
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Speaker 1: others to talk about too, but here he was on
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Speaker 1: stage at a benefit concert. You ready for this so
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Speaker 1: as Novelle held that Seward Park. If you're from that area,
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Speaker 1: you know that amphitheater, and he said, all the proceeds
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Speaker 1: from this show and it was a pretty big crowd there,
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Speaker 1: let's be honest, would go to various groups, including the
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Speaker 1: controversial agency known as the United Nations Relief Works Agency
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Speaker 1: for Palestinian Refugees. You might know it, and this is
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Speaker 1: always written up in the news, is the unr WA.
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Speaker 1: It's not just my opinion, it's fact. They were found
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Speaker 1: harboring a lot of Hamas terrorists if you followed anything
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Speaker 1: with the Israeli war. So that right there is pretty
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Speaker 1: interesting that that's one of the organizations he was going
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Speaker 1: to get proceeds to. Then it got a little bit
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Speaker 1: worse than that, because here he is on stage and
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Speaker 1: I'm hoping to God that I had ed did this
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Speaker 1: out because it's an F bomb in here. But here's
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Speaker 1: Maclamore on stage on Saturday. Straight up. I'm saying, I'm
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Speaker 1: not going to stop you. I'm not going to stop you.
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Speaker 1: Yes America. Hopefully he didn't hear that. I think I
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Speaker 1: edited that out. It was kind of a tough ended
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Speaker 1: to make, but it was a if America is what
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Speaker 1: he said, go on a stage and part of whatever
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Speaker 1: career he has left that he's benefited from from living
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Speaker 1: in this country and support of his fans, and the
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Speaker 1: crowd went wild and all that stuff. Okay, all right,
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Speaker 1: that's one thing. Did anybody pay attention to him, anybody
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Speaker 1: outside of his fan base whatever that is, or the
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Speaker 1: people that showed up for that event, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: maybe maybe not. Just expect more and more of that
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Speaker 1: as we're within the last what are we forty days under?
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Speaker 1: Forty days to the election, getting closer and closer. But
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Speaker 1: then you had this. So the iHeart Music Awards happened
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Speaker 1: over the weekend too. You're rid of the band paramour.
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Speaker 1: They've been around quite some time, big pop group. Him
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Speaker 1: Williams is the lead singer. And she was on stage
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Speaker 1: again on that This is either Friday night or Saturday night,
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Speaker 1: I'm not too sure. And there she was on stage
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Speaker 1: and it's again no big surprise that an unhinged singer
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Speaker 1: would go off on an anti Trump rant. What was
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Speaker 1: amazing about this is a different camera angle that came
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Speaker 1: out only yesterday also from the crowd and how she
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Speaker 1: went off on all this because you're gonna hear this
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Speaker 1: and didn't go wow, even though she's unhinged and completely
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Speaker 1: wrong and misinformed about this, it's pretty impressive she was
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Speaker 1: able to rattle off all this stuff right, really, all
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Speaker 1: right here, she.
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Speaker 2: Is pretty impressive. She just rattled that off.
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Speaker 1: Now, when she did it, she was kind of like
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Speaker 1: bending over towards the front of the stage and bending.
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Speaker 1: Here's the amazing part. And again it was somebody from
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Speaker 1: her staff, probably a rodie or whatever. She was reading
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Speaker 1: that off a Q card, which is not understandable. And
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Speaker 1: I've already heard people say on social media and the
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Speaker 1: comment section. Well, it was a lot of stuff she
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Speaker 1: had to do. You know, of course you wanted to
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Speaker 1: get it right, and it's a very important issue. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but think about this for a second. If she's so
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Speaker 1: easily influenced by somebody putting a piece of paper or
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Speaker 1: a cue card or anything else, or sending her an
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Speaker 1: article in front of her and she just parrots that off,
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Speaker 1: how easily can these folks be misled and misinformed? And again,
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Speaker 1: I totally and going back to this again, and I
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Speaker 1: knew it was going to happen. I went crazy about
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Speaker 1: this last week. It has reared its ugly head again.
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Speaker 1: This Project twenty five thing that Trump is again and
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Speaker 1: again and again disavowed, disowns that he hasn't even read it,
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Speaker 1: and he hasn't He's got no part, he's got nothing
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Speaker 1: to do with it. It came from the Heritage Foundation. This
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Speaker 1: was the dumbest political move of all time. It's a
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Speaker 1: conservative organization and all they wanted to do was put
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Speaker 1: together there, you know, things that they think are important
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Speaker 1: and they wanted, you know, during the campaign candidate's namely Trump,
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Speaker 1: to pick those things up and endorse it. If you
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Speaker 1: want to lose an election, this is exactly what you do.
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Speaker 1: The Harris campaign has such little information and red meat
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Speaker 1: on Trump. This is perfect for them, and you fed
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Speaker 1: it to them again and again and again. This was
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Speaker 1: the dumbest thing to ever come out with, and you
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Speaker 1: saw it in the debate, came up again. You saw
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Speaker 1: it here. Casual conversation, go to a dinner party or
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Speaker 1: a barbecue. You know, this coming weekend, somebody somewhere in
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Speaker 1: your family or somebody else is gonna mention Project twenty five.
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Speaker 1: You know that Project twenty five. But Trump they're running
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Speaker 1: commercials on it. This was such a dumb move. Those
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Speaker 1: in the no deny it. They know it's not true.
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Speaker 1: But is that everybody? No, it's not everybody. So there
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Speaker 1: it is again, there's something a little bit more wholesome.
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Speaker 1: You're ready for Grandpa Trump. He's done this before again
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Speaker 1: and already he's being criticized on it. Oh, he's just
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Speaker 1: using his using his family as a political prop. Well
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Speaker 1: haven't they all done that in one respect, in one
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Speaker 1: way or another. This was on stage in North Carolina
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Speaker 1: and this now, Laura Trump is from North Carolina. I'm
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Speaker 1: pretty sure. Yeah. This was Laura and Eric's granddaughter and grandson.
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Speaker 1: That booth came up Grandpa Trump on the stage in
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Speaker 1: North Carolina. This dude, he's gone. And then her brother
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Speaker 1: came up on stage. Now would I use a family member,
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Speaker 1: a beautiful little child, as a political prop if I
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Speaker 1: was running for office? You damn right, I would. Of
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Speaker 1: course I would. Everybody else does it. And every time
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Speaker 1: he does it, I got it. Every time he does it.
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Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, it softens up his image a
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Speaker 1: little bit. He uses it again, I don't mind that
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Speaker 1: one bit at all. And he told her, what does it?
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Speaker 1: And it shows the family side of Trump and every
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Speaker 1: time he's done that before, where he's kind of like
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Speaker 1: gotten into the family side of him and what he
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Speaker 1: does surrounded by the grand kids. It shows people, especially independence,
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Speaker 1: you know that the guy does have a heart in
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Speaker 1: the soul. You're gonna tell that to the hardcore lefties though,
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Speaker 1: that they're not gonna believe that. Oh, he's just using
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Speaker 1: me as a prop. Okay, bo Biden, anybody, hmm, you
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Speaker 1: want to talk about political props. Okay, it's jump to
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Speaker 1: Pennsylvania for a second, though, because a lot of people
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Speaker 1: have said, and you can put me in this category two.
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Speaker 1: I think it all comes down to that state, the
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Speaker 1: state of Pennsylvania. He's been all over the place and
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Speaker 1: apparently I don't have any numbers to back this up
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Speaker 1: or any hardcore articles to cite in reference. Apparently, voter
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Speaker 1: registration on the Republican side over the past year is
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Speaker 1: swamping Democrats. It's still up for grabs. It's a battleground
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Speaker 1: state and close. But there's a reason why both of
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Speaker 1: these candidates are are in the state of Pennsylvania so
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Speaker 1: much these days now, a guy who has a lot
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Speaker 1: of influences feel very popular in Pennsylvania's John Fetterman, the Senator. Right,
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Speaker 1: what an amazing story this guy is. Let's not forget
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Speaker 1: you're like a little over a year ago, maybe a
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Speaker 1: year and a half, let's put it at that is,
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Speaker 1: shortly after he was elected to the Senate, we were
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Speaker 1: all absolutely amazed. This guy had you know, he had
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Speaker 1: a stroke. He just he did. He had severe brain damage.
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Speaker 1: He couldn't put sentences together, and he won an election.
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Speaker 1: And we're all saying, well, that's a sad thing. But
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Speaker 1: I mean, come on, when you hear this clip, listen
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Speaker 1: to this guy. Now, don't get me wrong, he's never
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Speaker 1: going to fully support President Trump or really any Republican,
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Speaker 1: especially in his state for that matter, But listen to
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Speaker 1: what he says. I don't know if there's anybody that
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Speaker 1: has traveled that state more as a Democrat and understands
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Speaker 1: the people in this state more than he does. This
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Speaker 1: is what he said about Pennsylvania, why it's so important,
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Speaker 1: and what the Trump campaign really I guess Republicans in
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Speaker 1: that state too have been able to accomplish.
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Speaker 3: Here's Federman, and Trump has created a special kind of
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Speaker 3: behold within the corn and he he's remade the party
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Speaker 3: and he has a special kind of place in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 3: and I think that only deepened after that first assassination attempt.
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Speaker 1: He would know that guy knows that state, and that's
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Speaker 1: why they're there so much. Now we're going to get
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Speaker 1: results in Pennsylvania. This is incredible. The elections officials in
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Speaker 1: that state of Pennsylvania, massive state, incredibly important. It's probably
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Speaker 1: all going to come down to that one. Maybe they've
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Speaker 1: already said we're not going to get any results a
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Speaker 1: night of the election of the fifth We're not going
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Speaker 1: to have that for you. Great, thanks a lot. It's
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Speaker 1: not like the whole country. And then therefore the world
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Speaker 1: is depending on you or anything, Pennsylvania, get it straight.
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Speaker 1: You just hope everything's on the up and up.
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Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 1: I got to jump back to Trump world for just
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Speaker 1: a second. Then we'll get to some lighter stuff, some
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Speaker 1: feel good stuff for a Monday to talk about all
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Speaker 1: involving animals. For some reason, you heard Kamala accepting over
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Speaker 1: the weekend the second debate with Trump. Yeah, yeah, I'll
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Speaker 1: do that now. Yeah, I'll accept the debate with Trump
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Speaker 1: on CNN this time, voting's already begun. How can you
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Speaker 1: do that? And she had her chance when she turned
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Speaker 1: down the three at first, then accepted the first one anyway,
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Speaker 1: Trump says, yeah, that's that's not gonna happen.
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Speaker 4: The problem with another debate is that it's just too late.
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Speaker 4: Voting has already started. She's had her chance to do
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Speaker 4: it with Fox. You know, Fox invited us on and
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Speaker 4: I waited and waited, and they turned it down.
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Speaker 1: They turned it down.
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Speaker 4: But now she wants to do a debate right before
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Speaker 4: the election with CNN because she's losing badly. You know,
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Speaker 4: it's like a fighter. She sees the pole, she sees
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Speaker 4: what's happening. She's losing badly. But it's like a fighter
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Speaker 4: who goes into the ring and gets knocked out. The
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Speaker 4: first thing he says is I want to rematch. I
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Speaker 4: want to.
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Speaker 1: Remat I was afraid for a little while he was
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Speaker 1: actually gonna take this. You know, it's like ego Trump
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Speaker 1: would take over and be like, yeah, I'll do it again,
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Speaker 1: great entertainment, I'll do it again. He won the big
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Speaker 1: I went the first one with her, big time. Nobody
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Speaker 1: said it could do. It's three against one, nobody said
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Speaker 1: it could do it. I actually didn't think he did
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Speaker 1: too well in that debate. But I'm glad he's not
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Speaker 1: doing another one, which should tell you that. I think
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of people in the Trump campaign this
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Speaker 1: time around where they're getting him more focused. Of course,
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Speaker 1: he's going to go off script sometimes. Listen, that comes
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Speaker 1: with the package, and that's baked into the cake with Canada, Trump, right,
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Speaker 1: But there's a little example of a move not to
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Speaker 1: take that second debate with Kamala, which would be a disaster,
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Speaker 1: that was just there's no win. He's exactly right about that.
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Speaker 1: There's no way to win. And the reason why Kamala
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Speaker 1: now is accepting that thing, obviously, is because their internal
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Speaker 1: polling must be way worse than what we're being told
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Speaker 1: for them to even want that, because, let's face it,
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Speaker 1: a lot of people saw her coming off as way
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Speaker 1: better than expected in that first debate with him. Why
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Speaker 1: would you want to do another one unless your polls
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Speaker 1: were so bad. I think that's the only reason why
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Speaker 1: I'm glad Trump's not doing that. But right on cue,
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Speaker 1: of course, you probably saw this yesterday. You probably saw
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Speaker 1: the Democrat lefties, maybe some of those unhitched musicians. We
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Speaker 1: were already talking about, Oh, Trump's a friend to debate
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Speaker 1: see he's afraid. See he's afraid. Here's the difference this time.
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Speaker 1: I don't think anybody believes that because polling's open now.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm just glad he's not doing it.
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Speaker 1: Let me say that. All right, it's Monday. We need
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Speaker 1: some feel good stories. Let's get out of the swamp
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Speaker 1: of politics for a quick second of talk about something.
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Speaker 1: And I think I got one for you. I think
15:16
Speaker 1: the cat, the kitty cat, gets a bad rap. We
15:20
Speaker 1: all love our dogs. Every once in a while. You
15:22
Speaker 1: hear my dog Cooper downstairs, Barkin barking his head off
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Speaker 1: at the walkers around the neighborhood. Love my puppy dog.
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Speaker 1: I love dogs, the power of the puppy dog. Love
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Speaker 1: cats too. I'm afraid to admit that cats are awesome.
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Speaker 1: They really are. But we've all said, what if a
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Speaker 1: cat leaves the house, cat runs away, it's probably not
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Speaker 1: coming back. Right. Found another family, found a better deal.
15:44
Speaker 1: They're smarter than they're smarter than dogs for the most part,
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Speaker 1: So they found a better deal, found better food. Maybe right,
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Speaker 1: maybe not. Maybe they're more loyal, and maybe they're tougher
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Speaker 1: than we ever expected. Listen to this story out of
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Speaker 1: Northern California. A couple from Northern California took the cats
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Speaker 1: on a camping trip to Yellowstone. All right, that begs
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Speaker 1: its own question. Why would you take a cat on
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Speaker 1: a camping trip to anywhere, let alone Yellowstone? Have you
16:08
Speaker 1: been there? Bear's coyotes? Huh? All right, that's a different story.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, they took the cat to Yellowstone and he
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Speaker 1: ran off. Shocker, but just as he showed back up
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Speaker 1: two months later at a shelter in Salinas, which is
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Speaker 1: where they're from. So he got to the shelter in Salinas.
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Speaker 1: But that's their hometown, that's eight hundred miles away through
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Speaker 1: I can I only imagine the most treacherous terraine of
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Speaker 1: all time. This is the cat. Here's the owner, Suzanne
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Speaker 1: Aguano told the entire story made the national news and
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Speaker 1: it's confirmed.
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Speaker 4: It is.
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Speaker 1: The cat had a chip and everything. Two months it
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Speaker 1: took this cat to travel eight hundred miles and survived.
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Speaker 1: Love that we need to give a little bit more
16:53
Speaker 1: respect to the kiddy cat. It's at least a feel
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Speaker 1: good story, right. You didn't want to hear that the
16:56
Speaker 1: cat met an unfortunate end. Well we got this too. Oh,
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Speaker 1: this is amazing and proof positive that you probably shouldn't
17:06
Speaker 1: import bulls and a rodeo to an area that's really
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Speaker 1: not used to it. We're talking about Attleborough, Massachusetts. This
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Speaker 1: was an incredible story over the weekend. Did you see this?
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Speaker 1: So they had a rodeo, you know, they bring him
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Speaker 1: to town.
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Speaker 2: Because they don't often see bulls in Massachusetts, let's be
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Speaker 2: honest about that.
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Speaker 1: And in the afternoon, eight bulls escaped during the rodeo.
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Speaker 1: Here's what they did. They jumped over fences, they jumped
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Speaker 1: on two cars, and they made it into the town.
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Speaker 1: People were winging out, they were freaking out, did all
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Speaker 1: kinds of damage. They had first responders, they called in firefighters,
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Speaker 1: they called them the police to try to wrangle them up.
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Speaker 1: A couple of them made into a guy's backyard. And
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Speaker 1: again this wasn't even a guy at the rodeo. This
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Speaker 1: guy's going outside getting a cup of coffee. He's like, hey, han,
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Speaker 1: a couple of bulls in the backyard. What are we
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Speaker 1: gonna do. Here's the sound of when they first escaped,
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Speaker 1: and there's all kinds of cell phone video. You could
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Speaker 1: check out of this on your own, But this is
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Speaker 1: this is a amazing check. Check this out as the
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Speaker 1: bulls escaped in Attleborough, Massachusetts. Now, every once in a while,
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Speaker 1: these rodeo things will happen. You'll hear about them in Texas,
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Speaker 1: maybe Oklahoma, Georgia, Southern states, Western states like Colorado, Arizona,
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Speaker 1: and they kind of pretty much know how to handle
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Speaker 1: this kind of thing. I know that area. They did
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Speaker 1: not know how to handle the bulls. I think the
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Speaker 1: first responders up there did a great job, but honestly,
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Speaker 1: they had absolutely no clue. So when import a rodeo
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Speaker 1: to a certain area in the northeast, maybe the upper Midwest,
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Speaker 1: then an inner city, then I used to this kind
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Speaker 1: of thing, built some higher fences to the rodeo, would you?
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Speaker 1: And once again, what's our biggest takeaway from this story?
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Speaker 1: Even wild animals trying to escape taxachusets that your takeaway
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