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Wicked Radio 4-3: Space Plumbers!, Bondi Out, Heavy D In?, & The Weasel King Drops Easter · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Oh, we had some news come out yesterday. We've got
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Speaker 1: to talk about all kinds of changes. Are they good
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Speaker 1: and they're bad? But most importantly before anything, let's got
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Speaker 1: the update. Are are awesome for Artemis astronauts? Okay, they're
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Speaker 1: doing well, Yes, they're doing fine. Not only that, but
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Speaker 1: are these the most relatable astronauts we've ever had in
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Speaker 1: any space program? Completely relatable. They even fix their own
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Speaker 1: email and toilet. Come on, these are American heroes. But
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Speaker 1: we also, of course gotta talk newswise, gotta go to
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Speaker 1: the swamp. Let's talk about Bondy out, who's coming in?
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Speaker 1: Got a replacement attorney general? But can we suggest a
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Speaker 1: name for a guy that may be looking for a
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Speaker 1: job soon because he's not going to be governor anymore
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Speaker 1: as time's up. Anyway, we'll get to that. And also
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Speaker 1: we're gonna wrap it up today with by the way,
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Speaker 1: happy Easter weekend. I don't know why they call it
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Speaker 1: good Friday, but it is. You're celebrating Easter, which is
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Speaker 1: got overpassover. Happy to you, however, you celebrate no Easter
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Speaker 1: message from the King Weasel this year, Weasel being King Charles.
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna tell you just personal opinion. This is
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Speaker 1: one of the signs I was looking for. Yeah, we've
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Speaker 1: heard it for years now. The UK has lost, just lost,
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Speaker 1: just completely caved to Islam. Well maybe it's true because
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Speaker 1: the king has decided not to give an Easter message
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Speaker 1: this year. What a weasel. Anyway, we'll get to all that.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for finding Wicked Radio live stream and the replay
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Speaker 1: around there. And by the way, you visual follow ers,
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Speaker 1: today we have a ticker working today. I've been working
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Speaker 1: on this for days, little headline scroll thing going across
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Speaker 1: the screen. But regardless, let's get to it before any news.
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Speaker 1: We need the most important news of all. How are
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Speaker 1: our artemis astronauts doing fine? Mission's on its way. Technically
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Speaker 1: everything's good now. They're happy and healthy and everything's good.
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Speaker 1: But they had a little issue yesterday. And this is
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Speaker 1: why I say they're so relatable to all of us.
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Speaker 1: If you have ever it doesn't matter if you're a
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Speaker 1: husband or a wife, or a man or a woman
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Speaker 1: or a kid, if you've ever had to fix a
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Speaker 1: toilet and go into the internal parts of fixing a toilet.
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Speaker 1: You know, the satisfaction of getting that job done and
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Speaker 1: how important it was. That was one of the issues
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Speaker 1: that broke out on Artemis yesterday on the capsule apparently,
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Speaker 1: and that's a big one. So NASA TV asked the
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Speaker 1: question and we found out who the space plumber is
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Speaker 1: who actually fixed this. It might surprise you, but this
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Speaker 1: is the question. And then the little delay because you
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Speaker 1: know they're talking to them in space. But here's another takeaway.
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Speaker 1: Listen how good the audio and the connection is on this.
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Speaker 2: I've heard that there was a little bit of an
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Speaker 2: issue with the toilet.
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Speaker 1: Which one of you was the plumber. So then there's
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Speaker 1: the delay. It happens like ten seconds or whatever, and
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Speaker 1: then very quickly we find out who the plumber is.
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Speaker 1: Is one of the dudes. Nope, Astronaut Christina Koch fixed
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Speaker 1: the toilet, and she told a story about how it
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Speaker 1: all went.
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Speaker 3: I'll take that one. I'm the space plumber. I'm proud
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Speaker 3: to call myself the space plumber. I like to say
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Speaker 3: that it is probably the most important piece of equipment
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Speaker 3: on board. So we were all breathing a sigh of
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Speaker 3: relief when it turned out to be just fined. It
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Speaker 3: was just an issue. I think of sitting for a
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Speaker 3: lot time and needing a little time to warm up,
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Speaker 3: a priming issue. But we did originally think that there
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Speaker 3: could have been potentially something fouling up the motor and
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Speaker 3: luckily we are all systems out.
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Speaker 1: Cooh good for her. How relatable is that? And you know,
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Speaker 1: if you've ever had to fix a toilet, you know
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Speaker 1: how important that piece of mechanical equipment is in your house.
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Speaker 1: And she got it done for her. But not only that,
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Speaker 1: that wasn't the only fix they had to do yesterday.
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Speaker 1: And this is why I say they're the most relatable.
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Speaker 1: If you have ever and I know you have, because
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Speaker 1: everybody has battled Microsoft Outlook at home or in the office,
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Speaker 1: are anywhere in your personal life, you know exactly how
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Speaker 1: frustrating that is. Now, think about the astronauts for a second.
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Speaker 1: These are some of the most technically advanced, intelligent, mentally
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Speaker 1: tough and smartest people, I would say on Earth, but
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Speaker 1: they're not on Earth right now. And even they have
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Speaker 1: realized that Microsoft Outlook sucks. There was an issue yesterday,
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Speaker 1: but they were able to fix that too. Yeah, go
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Speaker 1: for it.
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Speaker 2: And then I also see that I have two Microsoft
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Speaker 2: outlooks and neither one of those are working.
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Speaker 3: If you want to remote in check and those two.
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Speaker 1: Outlooks, even in space, outlooks sucks. So next time you're
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Speaker 1: frustrated by it saying you know, this even happens to
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Speaker 1: the astronauts, they were able to fix it. So good
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Speaker 1: news there, all right, Artemis on its way. Godspeed to them.
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Speaker 1: Let's get to the swamp. Pam Bondi's out and I'm
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Speaker 1: hearing all the celebration of it. But good. She was useless,
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Speaker 1: she was under Trump. She was well, hold on, hold on,
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Speaker 1: hold on, hold on. Yes, didn't do enough, but can
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Speaker 1: you imagine that job and everything you have to fight
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Speaker 1: through and she did as an attorney, want to go
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Speaker 1: through the proper channels. Was the Epstein file case thing
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Speaker 1: handled well, no, you don't do a press conference and
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Speaker 1: say they're sitting on my desk, I have all the information.
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Speaker 1: Because it got the base all excited and they said, good,
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Speaker 1: it's gonna be a rest. We're going to take down
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Speaker 1: the deep state and these scumbags, and we're going to
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Speaker 1: do it. That never that never happened. There's other speculation
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Speaker 1: that Trump wasn't too happy about her allegedly tipping off
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Speaker 1: some of the people who need to go to jail.
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Speaker 1: Eric Swalwell over the Fang Fang thing more. You look
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Speaker 1: that up in your O time apparently too. But here's
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Speaker 1: the thing. She's not out out. She's being moved to
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Speaker 1: a different department because Trump still likes her very very much.
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Speaker 1: This is where loyalty is so important to this guy
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Speaker 1: and that administration. But who's coming in we can speculate,
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Speaker 1: but first I have to play you this clip. I
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Speaker 1: don't usually like to play the legacy media talking heads,
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Speaker 1: like the White House reporters, but this is a classic.
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Speaker 1: Can see if you can catch the propaganda. I know
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Speaker 1: that CBS has gotten better lately. Barry Weiss has fired
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Speaker 1: a bunch of you know of weasels who are just
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Speaker 1: taking orders from the Democrats in that department. You'll never
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Speaker 1: completely get rid of all the grift on mainstream news.
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Speaker 1: You never completely will check out this. Listen to how
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Speaker 1: they present the news story about pan massive story. It
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Speaker 1: was top headlines yesterday. Listen to the spin that CBS
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Speaker 1: puts on this. See if you can.
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Speaker 2: Ketchy Bondi is the second cabinet level official to be
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Speaker 2: eased out of her role by President Trump. He didn't
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Speaker 2: say she was fired, but sources tell CBS News he
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Speaker 2: was not happy with her handling of the Epstein files
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Speaker 2: and with the failed attempts to indict his enemies.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, to catch it first of all, the sources, those
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Speaker 1: famous unnamed sources tell CBS okay, right, really credible, maybe true,
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Speaker 1: but not credible. Does it matter? Did you catch what else? So, now,
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Speaker 1: the low wattage, typical mainstream news watcher that watches CBS
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Speaker 1: and has for probably fifty sixty years, what's their takeaway
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Speaker 1: from that little message? What are the what are the
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Speaker 1: buzzwords she threw in there? The report to get in
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Speaker 1: there Epstein files. So that's hanging there, and she said
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Speaker 1: upset Trump upset at her not getting rid of his
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Speaker 1: political enemies, Epstein political enemies. So the low wattage legacy
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Speaker 1: mainstream news watcher that is completely bamboozled by fake news.
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Speaker 1: You know what, you know what that person's takeaway is
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Speaker 1: after watching that report, Trump got rid of Pambondi, she
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Speaker 1: wouldn't go over his political enemies, and he's probably in
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Speaker 1: the Epstein files. That's all that, that's all the takeaway.
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Speaker 1: That's how they do it. That's how they work, the
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Speaker 1: news reports, the two key buzzwords along with those unnamed sources.
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Speaker 1: It'll never change. They'll just never ever change because there's
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Speaker 1: still enough people out there, less than usual people out there,
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Speaker 1: still people out there that listen to the ridiculous fake news.
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Speaker 1: Well we'll see anyway, who's coming in. So we got
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Speaker 1: this Pam again. Pam BONDI not completely out of the administration.
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Speaker 1: They're gonna shift her over to something else, who knows what.
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Speaker 1: He's still a very good lawyer. I know people are
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Speaker 1: upset with her. I get that. But still Todd Blanche
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Speaker 1: who's been in the office, is the interim Attorney General,
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Speaker 1: doesn't seem like anybody so far as saying that he's
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Speaker 1: going to be the permanent guy. So who is top
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Speaker 1: name on the list is Lee Zelden, Who's the guy
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Speaker 1: that was running for governor in New York and he
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Speaker 1: got screwed over. That guy, but he's good. He's been
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Speaker 1: in charge of the EPA and he is doing amazing
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Speaker 1: work there pushing back on the climate lunatics. But can
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Speaker 1: I just suggest a name? And I'm not the only
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Speaker 1: one to do it. I bet you you have too,
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Speaker 1: especially my Florida followers, there's a guy who's going to
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Speaker 1: need a job pretty soon because his time is Florida
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Speaker 1: Governor's out. Can I just suggest, as many have Rohn
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Speaker 1: de santis military background was a JAG attorney, he's a constitutionalist.
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Speaker 1: We know what he's done in Florida and I don't
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Speaker 1: know anything. I have absolutely no idea, But can you
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Speaker 1: imagine if this guy was in that role. First of all,
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Speaker 1: he's got the credentials to handle it. Secondly, he doesn't
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Speaker 1: put up with anything, and he's willing. And I would
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Speaker 1: say so far unless you can find me another one.
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Speaker 1: The only governor and our entire country who's gone after
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Speaker 1: the rogue lunatic Marxist judges now and prosecutors. He's fired
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Speaker 1: in Florida over the past four years, two rogue attorneys
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Speaker 1: general who would not follow the law. He's gotten rid
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Speaker 1: of them and won the court cases to get rid
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Speaker 1: of them. And now he's going after a crooked judge
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Speaker 1: who determined that a hardened criminal should be released back
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Speaker 1: on the street. So what did he do? And I
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Speaker 1: needed to get into this, but he killed a little kid.
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Speaker 1: So now Desantas is going after this judge. This is
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Speaker 1: a little long. It's worth it to listen to it, though,
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Speaker 1: and just play along. I don't think it's going to
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Speaker 1: happen either, but just play along and imagine if this
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Speaker 1: guy was the federal attorney general. This is what he
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Speaker 1: did just the other day.
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Speaker 4: I appreciate the legislature for passing this, but I will
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Speaker 4: just say to my friends in the Florida House of Representatives,
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Speaker 4: I don't think what you've done is enough. You have
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Speaker 4: the power, and you have sufficient numbers in your chamber
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Speaker 4: to impeach this judge, Tiffany Baker. Until you start holding
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Speaker 4: these judges accountable, they are going to continue to find
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Speaker 4: ways to benefit the criminal elements going.
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Speaker 1: He's calling on the Florida Legislature and every time he's
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Speaker 1: done that because they actually do have a majority down
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Speaker 1: here to impeach this crooked judge who just has and
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Speaker 1: this isn't the only one, has released criminal after criminal,
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Speaker 1: time after time after time. This latest one got right
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Speaker 1: back out of the streets and killed a little kid
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Speaker 1: despite everybody telling her not to. That's a that's a
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Speaker 1: complete lunatic, crooked Marxist judge. That's what it is. Until
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Speaker 1: you fix the judiciary, you can't do anything. So here
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Speaker 1: you have a governor in the state of Florida, a
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Speaker 1: big state, calling on the legislature to get rid of
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Speaker 1: one of these just one of these horrific judges. Will
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Speaker 1: it happen? It probably will locally here. But he's got
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Speaker 1: the guts to do it. So you've seen what he's
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Speaker 1: done at this level. Florida's a big state, sixty seven
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Speaker 1: counties here, a lot of thirteen million people, and he's
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Speaker 1: willing to do that. I don't know if this is
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Speaker 1: the guy to do it. I think the odds are
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Speaker 1: against it. But what happened what if he was the
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Speaker 1: Attorney General for the United States? What if he was?
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Speaker 1: Do you think he's all of a sudden going to
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Speaker 1: become a you know, a stooge for the establishment of
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Speaker 1: the deep state? Maybe maybe because he still needs backing too, maybe,
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Speaker 1: but he's a good shot to be able to do it.
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Speaker 1: Do I think it'll happen? Probably not, But my only
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Speaker 1: sliver of hope that somebody like that. And I think
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Speaker 1: Lee Zelden would be good too. But if Dessantus was
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Speaker 1: in that role, you got to play a little politics
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Speaker 1: in the game that works up there in the swamp,
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Speaker 1: even with Trump to play along and think that actually
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Speaker 1: would happen. This is the one thing that makes me
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Speaker 1: think it would. He's already run for governor. My theory
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Speaker 1: is still that he didn't want to run for governor,
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Speaker 1: but the backers say run, you're running now, or we
11:13
Speaker 1: will never support you again. That kind of stuff actually happens.
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Speaker 1: He already ran for governor as a test case, got
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Speaker 1: his name out there nationally. It leads you to believe
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Speaker 1: that he'd run for governor again from the same backers
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Speaker 1: against Vance Orrubio, whoever is running in the next election,
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Speaker 1: the next general election, and in just a couple of years.
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Speaker 1: What would keep him from doing that? There's only one thing.
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Speaker 1: Would you agree that the attorney general is probably the busiest,
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Speaker 1: most intense job of the administration outside of president, I
11:43
Speaker 1: would think it is. You don't have a lot of
11:44
Speaker 1: time to run for president. So if there is a
11:47
Speaker 1: little bit of gamesmanship here. The one thing that makes
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Speaker 1: me believe that he might be the guy to do it,
11:51
Speaker 1: because what better way to take a potential political opponent
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Speaker 1: in your own party off the board than make him busy.
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Speaker 1: Not an opponent, he would just run against the the
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Speaker 1: Trump preferred candidate Vans or Rubio or somebody else that's
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Speaker 1: coming in later on down the road. So if Dessatus
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Speaker 1: did that, he wouldn't exactly have time to run for president.
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Speaker 1: That's the one sliver of hope. That's my conspiracy theory
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Speaker 1: that makes me think it's still a possibility. But it's
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Speaker 1: probably gonna be Lee's eldam. I don't know, but anybody
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Speaker 1: but we want to rest I get it. I'm with
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Speaker 1: you there too. They're frustration and all this stuff. Oh
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Speaker 1: Trump sold us out, you know, all the all the
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Speaker 1: the the doomer, gloomer, grifter, black pillar podcasters and telling
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Speaker 1: you Trump sold us up. We could never vote for
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Speaker 1: Trump again. Okay, well, let's see how they react to this.
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Speaker 1: Let's see they'll be whinding again pretty soon. They ever
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Speaker 1: listened to them, all right, Like I said, it's Easter weekend.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna make this one a short one, but we
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Speaker 1: gotta leave you with this. I think the UK has lost.
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Speaker 1: There was one telltale sign one more that I was
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Speaker 1: looking forward to see if the UK can be saved.
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Speaker 1: I say, what would the King's response be to all this?
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Speaker 1: To all this? Uh, you know the crackdown on social
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Speaker 1: media and the censorship, and they just caving in the
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Speaker 1: in the unmitigated immigration in their country because they're so
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Speaker 1: deathly afraid of Islam. They're so afraid of the Muslims
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Speaker 1: in their country, I honestly said, and I predict I
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Speaker 1: looked for this sign. I said, if the king caves,
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Speaker 1: even as a figurehead, he doesn't really do anything. But
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Speaker 1: even if the king caves to messaging and what he's
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Speaker 1: able to say to his people around a big holiday,
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Speaker 1: I thought maybe it would be like Christmas, but no,
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Speaker 1: it's Easter time. That's a sign that they may be
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Speaker 1: lost for good. I mean, honestly, the King, King Charles.
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Speaker 1: An official release by the Royal family yesterday was that
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Speaker 1: he's not going to present his Easter message this year.
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Speaker 1: Well you know why. They even said why in the statement,
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Speaker 1: as not to offend all of the Muslim citizens in
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Speaker 1: the UK. Now, okay, right, Well, that alone is bad enough,
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Speaker 1: but then you compare this to not too long ago,
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Speaker 1: he had absolutely no problem delivering a Ramadan message.
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Speaker 5: It sounded like this, Lamu Lekum Ramadan Mubarak, Listen, gentlemen,
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Speaker 5: as Muslims across the United Kingdom and the comonwealth begin
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Speaker 5: preparations to celebrate id after firsting for the holy month
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Speaker 5: of Ramadan.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, fair enough, that might be it. I mean that
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Speaker 1: he's an absolute weasel, And if this happened to be,
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Speaker 1: if I happened to be a UK podcaster live streamer,
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Speaker 1: I would get a knock on the door by tonight.
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Speaker 1: That's how bad it is. Right now, first're actually saying that,
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Speaker 1: oh I would actually I alwould be taken off you know,
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Speaker 1: way before now. That's how bad the censorship is. They're
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Speaker 1: arresting people and holding them in detention for social media posts,
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Speaker 1: for memes on Facebook and on x That's how bad
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Speaker 1: it is. They may truly be lost if that weasel
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Speaker 1: can't even have the guts to deliver as a figurehead
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Speaker 1: in Eastern message, I don't care. I mean, I haven't
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Speaker 1: thought they're favored nation status for a long long time.
14:47
Speaker 1: But I just feel for those people because they're they're
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Speaker 1: being held captive, they're being completely taken over and they're
14:53
Speaker 1: run by a tyrannical government unless they can push things
14:55
Speaker 1: back a little bit. And they've got a king now
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Speaker 1: that won't even stand up for them. As if as
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Speaker 1: the head of the royal family and the figurehead of
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Speaker 1: that entire nation. They can't even do it. It's sad.
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Speaker 1: It's really, really sad. I don't know how as Americans
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Speaker 1: we can even be friend with a nation like that.
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Speaker 1: And I could actually see it's a little dark. Sorry,
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Speaker 1: I could actually see in my kid's lifetime, fifty sixty
15:17
Speaker 1: years down the road, US having to do something militarily
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Speaker 1: to get the nuclear weapons that the UK has out
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Speaker 1: of their Islamic leadership. Is that so crazy to think
15:28
Speaker 1: the direction they're heading now in such a short period
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Speaker 1: of time, the King won't even deliver an Easter message.
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Speaker 1: I feel so sorry for you. You're welcome here. You're
15:37
Speaker 1: welcome here. British patriots come to the States. You know
15:40
Speaker 1: we'll get you in. I would escape there. I would
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Speaker 1: have to, as most of our relatives did you know
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Speaker 1: a couple hundred years ago. I don't know. It's sad,
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Speaker 1: it really is. But don't let that bump you out.
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Speaker 1: It's Easter weekend. Enjoy it, Enjoy your holiday. I hope
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Speaker 1: you had a great passover too. All kind of coincides
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Speaker 1: at the same time. Be safe, enjoy and again I
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Speaker 1: mean it because I'm a tech space nerd, follow this
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Speaker 1: Artemis journey as much as you can. I know a
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Speaker 1: lot of you already are, but just amazing. Even if
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Speaker 1: it's just that story of them fixing the toilet in
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Speaker 1: space or dealing with Microsoft issues itself, it's just these
16:13
Speaker 1: might be the most relatable astronauts we've ever had. Gout
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Speaker 1: speed to them. Have a great Easter weekend, be safe.
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Speaker 1: Thanks you for hanging out with me. I appreciate you.
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