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Wicked Radio 6-4: Elon's Pissed, What The Budget Bill Means For Us, & Showy Gender Reveals · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Good morning, my friends. Welcome to a wicked, awesome Wednesday
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Speaker 1: the Wicked Radio live stream. Who wants to talk about
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Speaker 1: budget bills? Yeah? Me neither. But here's a thing you
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Speaker 1: can't avoid it, and more importantly than ever, here's our takeaway.
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Speaker 1: Let's get away from what the politicians are saying, right,
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Speaker 1: because everybody's got their act to grind, including Elon he's
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Speaker 1: all pissed off. Trump's taking a victory lap. You got
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Speaker 1: the standard characters like Rand Paul and Thomas Maszey, all
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Speaker 1: those politicians, they all have their axtra grind about this, right,
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Speaker 1: what's it mean for you? Me and regular people? What
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Speaker 1: does this all mean? The biggest takeaway I have is
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Speaker 1: we're all much better aware than we ever were before,
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Speaker 1: maybe even compared to a week ago, of what this
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Speaker 1: debt is all about. Right, it's not the most exciting
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Speaker 1: thing in the world, but they're truly really maybe no
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Speaker 1: more important thing. But it's not gonna be all about
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Speaker 1: budget deals and big beautiful bills and all this other crap.
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Speaker 1: We've got to get through that and our own takeaway
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Speaker 1: on that. But also, how do we feel about these
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Speaker 1: gender reveals? Boy, there's a dichotomy right budget bills, gender reveals,
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Speaker 1: how do we feel about those? I've completely changed my
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Speaker 1: tune on this after this latest viral video of an
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Speaker 1: airline that did one. They think it was the only
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Speaker 1: gender reveal in American history, no world history, that happened
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Speaker 1: at thirty thousand feet showy gender reveals. I'm now in
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Speaker 1: favor of. I'll tell you why. Anyway. We'll get to
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Speaker 1: all that too, but we're going to talk about this
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Speaker 1: doing that, and put your notifications on too. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's get to it. The big beautiful budget bill, one
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Speaker 1: big bit whatever the hell Trump was talking about. So
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Speaker 1: looks so it's gonna pass with what they want, with
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Speaker 1: a hope, with a Hail Mary pass that fiscal conservatives
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Speaker 1: get their recisions done in the after effect of it.
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Speaker 1: I'll start with the latest news first, because this happened
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Speaker 1: late last night, maybe like eight nine hours ago as
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Speaker 1: we're live here. So the White House is sent over.
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Speaker 1: I believe it's like nine billion dollars in cuts for
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Speaker 1: this thing to happen. That would come from USAID, good,
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Speaker 1: it would come from NPR, good, all of that. But
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Speaker 1: here's the danger in this whole thing. It adds five
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Speaker 1: trillion dollars and everybody's pretty much agreed on that five
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Speaker 1: trillion dollars to the national debt. And just to get
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Speaker 1: into the debt for a second, let's just get this
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Speaker 1: out of the way. And it's not going to be
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Speaker 1: all numbers and economics and all stuff today, but we
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Speaker 1: would be close to thirty trillion dollars in debt by
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Speaker 1: the year twenty thirty five if nothing happens, right, if
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Speaker 1: nobody ever fixes this whole thing, unsustainable and let's just
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Speaker 1: get it out of the way first. So what does
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Speaker 1: that mean to you, me and everybody else? Well, actually,
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Speaker 1: by that, what does it mean to our kids and grandkids.
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Speaker 1: That's what we're talking about, the long long term survivability
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Speaker 1: of the country. Well, it means massive inflation. It means
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Speaker 1: I guess you know, the economists will tell you less
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Speaker 1: geopolitical power and all that other stuff, interest rates going high,
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Speaker 1: everything would be more expensive. Basically is what it is.
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Speaker 1: And it's not survivable that way. It's just not. No
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Speaker 1: one will tell you. It's a debt spiral that nobody
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Speaker 1: can figure out how to fix, and we keep on
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Speaker 1: adding to it despite all the DOGE cuts, right, So
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Speaker 1: that's the dangers. So then we've established that that's what
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Speaker 1: it means, is the long term survivability of the country.
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Speaker 1: Here's the first thing I've noticed about this and people
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Speaker 1: talking about the budget. We never really paid attention to
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Speaker 1: it before like we have now. And that's the good thing.
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Speaker 1: You know. We always say, like in every issue that happens,
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Speaker 1: it's like in your personal life, like every challenge that
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Speaker 1: comes your way, every bad thing, it seems there's always
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Speaker 1: something good.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: In the mindset, reset is to ask, all right, what's
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Speaker 1: great about this though so far? And it's not. You know,
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Speaker 1: the game's not over yet, because it's still got to
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Speaker 1: go to the Senate and maybe maybe they'll change things
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Speaker 1: around a little bit and maybe they'll reject this. But
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Speaker 1: what's great about this so far is how it relates
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Speaker 1: to you, me, and everybody else. In real people, most
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Speaker 1: of us, more so than ever before, are paying attention
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Speaker 1: to what a deficit is and what a budget is
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Speaker 1: and actually paying attention to it and trying to understand
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Speaker 1: it because the information is there now, right, and it's
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Speaker 1: the top headline in the world right now. You can't
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Speaker 1: avoid it, this particular budget and people fighting over it.
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Speaker 1: So with that said, if we're aware of what this
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Speaker 1: problem is, and more people are aware that we can't
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Speaker 1: keep spending ourselves into oblivion, because that's what would happen
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Speaker 1: in a long term solution, there'll be more pressure than
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Speaker 1: ever for the politicians to be more fiscally responsible, you
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Speaker 1: would hope. Now will they We don't know, but we
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Speaker 1: can put the pressure on that they do. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's start. Here's the timeline. Besides the recisions package sent
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Speaker 1: over by nine point four billion by the White House yesterday,
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Speaker 1: cutting NPR, USAID, other programs, right, what else is in
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Speaker 1: this What else is good in this thing that we
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Speaker 1: know so far? And then we'll get into the reaction
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Speaker 1: and what it means to us border security? Sure, excellent,
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Speaker 1: that's good funding the military, good for our national security.
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Speaker 1: All good. That's all good stuff. Also for deportations, that
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Speaker 1: would all be good for you know, immigration security and
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Speaker 1: doing it the right way, all good stuff. But apparently
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Speaker 1: all of this spending out does everything that we would
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Speaker 1: actually save in the doge cuts. But here's how the
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Speaker 1: day started off, and this is when I got excited.
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Speaker 1: Representative Congressman Tim Burchett. He's a good dude. He's trying.
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Speaker 1: He's trying to cut all off the spending. This is
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Speaker 1: how we started off the day. And this had me going,
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Speaker 1: all right, well, they're off to a good start. Everybody
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Speaker 1: commerce from Tim Burchett.
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Speaker 2: Today, I'm introducing the legislation to cad A five three of.
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Speaker 1: President Trump's executive orders.
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Speaker 3: I think it's time and we get off of that
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Speaker 3: gun bench.
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Speaker 1: You get to work. Thank you elf. See I heard that.
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Speaker 1: I said that yesterday morning. I said, all right, he's
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Speaker 1: gotta get off the dead gun bench and get to work.
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Speaker 1: It's good sign Tim Burchett gotta get it done. And
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Speaker 1: then he had a video later on day and he
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Speaker 1: was kind of beaten down and then he got a
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Speaker 1: hold of the swamp and they got to him. He's like,
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Speaker 1: all right, well, I'm still going to try. I'm on
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Speaker 1: the Capitol steps and I'm gonna try to introduce these.
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Speaker 1: So that's how the day started. And then we all
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Speaker 1: heard and saw this is like late late morning, probably
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Speaker 1: early early afternoon. My phone was going crazy because you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm a dork and I pay attention to all these
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Speaker 1: news stories and all the alerts and notifications on say,
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Speaker 1: oh boy, Elon's pissed. Elon Musk goes viral as that goes,
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Speaker 1: so happens. He sent this tweet out while the White
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Speaker 1: House press room was was active, and young Peter Deocy
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Speaker 1: from Fox News was right in the room. Instead of
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Speaker 1: me reading the tweet, the post that Elon put out
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Speaker 1: there got it. Peter Jucy got it too, and he
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Speaker 1: read it right to Caroline Levitt, probably most likely because
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Speaker 1: she was preparing for the press conference the first time
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Speaker 1: she heard it, so he read it to her live,
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Speaker 1: which is actually kind of cool. Here's her reaction and
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Speaker 1: here's Peter Deucy reading the Elon post. And I think
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Speaker 1: it's pretty fair to say Elon Musk is pretty pissed
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Speaker 1: and something that's just fross Carolina.
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Speaker 2: How mad do you think President Trump is going to
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Speaker 2: be when he finds out that Elon Musk said, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: but I just can't stand it anymore at this massive outrage,
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Speaker 2: out rageus port filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination.
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Speaker 1: Shame on those who voted for it.
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Speaker 2: You know you did wrong, you know it. Look the
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Speaker 2: president on this bill doesn't change the president's opinion.
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Speaker 4: This is one big, beautiful bill and he's sticking to it.
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Speaker 1: Good for her for live. She's really good at her
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Speaker 1: job too, by the way, So she was hit with
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Speaker 1: this as it's basic, almost live coming at her. How
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Speaker 1: else is she going to respond? Of course, just like that,
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Speaker 1: say well, that's disappointed, but whatever, you know, and we're
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Speaker 1: going forward and we're happy about this bill going forward.
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Speaker 1: That's all she can really say. But what a time, though,
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Speaker 1: with social media, where a White House reporter, Peter Doocey
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Speaker 1: from Fox News in this case, reads a post that
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Speaker 1: just happened, almost in real time to the Press secretary
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Speaker 1: for the White House's reaction live as it happens. Wow,
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Speaker 1: all right, now, why is Elon pissed off? Because of
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Speaker 1: this spending that's in here? Not enough cuts the overspending,
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Speaker 1: spending ourselves into oblivion. All of this work, all of
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Speaker 1: this sacrifice at him personally, and the Doge team went in,
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Speaker 1: is just being outdone because we're spending beyond what we
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Speaker 1: actually saved in the Doze cuts. Right. What's an example, though, Bill,
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Speaker 1: What do you mean? What kind of bloat? Why is
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Speaker 1: there people complaining about bloat? What are they talking about?
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Speaker 1: Here's an example for you. This thing. Keep in mind
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Speaker 1: with a Republican White House, Congress at both houses put
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Speaker 1: in still five hundred and estimated five hundred million dollars
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Speaker 1: for Green New Deal projects. There's one small example of
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Speaker 1: the kind of stuff that's not necessary that's in there.
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Speaker 1: So that's we talked about the good and the tax
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Speaker 1: cuts and everything that's great. That's the bad. Somebody explained
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Speaker 1: to me and all of us. If you've got this
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Speaker 1: many people that jumped up and down and ran and
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Speaker 1: got reelected on fiscal conservatism and we're gonna rain in
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Speaker 1: the swamp, we're gonna stop all this spending, then how
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Speaker 1: does that happen with five hundred million dollars still in
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Speaker 1: Green New Deal projects for back in their home district.
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Speaker 1: That's the poork Elon's talking about. So that's the bad.
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Speaker 1: Possibly the ugly that's in this thing, all right. So
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Speaker 1: the reaction goes on speaker Mike Johnson, who's under fire
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Speaker 1: and probably for the most he's ever been right now,
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Speaker 1: but Trump loves himcause youve got this thing done to
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Speaker 1: the house, right. He also responded to Elon's post yesterday,
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Speaker 1: and what does he say about it? Uh, not a lot. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: let me let me say this. It's it's very disappointed.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 5: I've come to consider Elon a good friend. He's obviously
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Speaker 5: a very intelligent person and he's done a lot of
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Speaker 5: great work. With all new respect, my friend Elon is
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Speaker 5: terribly wrong about the one big beautiful bill.
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Speaker 1: Okay, if it came down to it, and you know,
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Speaker 1: if you just if you, if you, let's consider I'm friends, right,
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Speaker 1: if you took two friends of yours, one is a
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Speaker 1: business person and the other one's just kind of a negotiator.
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Speaker 1: He's like a he's like a moderator, which is all
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Speaker 1: tim all. Uh, Mike Johnson really is for him to
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Speaker 1: say that the guy who's really good at business is
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Speaker 1: completely wrong about it. Yeah, if it comes to economics
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Speaker 1: and money, quite frankly, I'm gonna trust Elon on that deal.
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Speaker 1: Because he's not happy with it at all. Now, where's
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Speaker 1: this the big question? Where does Elon go now from
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Speaker 1: here on out? And I know that it was portrayed
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Speaker 1: and it was all the media just love this. It's
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Speaker 1: like the rift is finally happening. Elon is turned on Trump. No,
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Speaker 1: not really. And there's the other takeaway on this. And
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Speaker 1: this is why this is good, because you need this
10:28
Speaker 1: kind of back and forth, in this kind of pushback,
10:31
Speaker 1: and it's healthy and it's good, and it doesn't mean
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Speaker 1: that you have to, you know, blow the entire thing
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Speaker 1: up in that relationship. Because of this, You've even got
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Speaker 1: this recision stuff that the White House is sending over
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Speaker 1: to Congress to cut more back from this whole thing. So,
10:48
Speaker 1: because of this entire thing, you've got more people than
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Speaker 1: ever who are aware of the danger of spinning ourselves
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Speaker 1: into oblivion and have found this in just normal people
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Speaker 1: like you and me and everybody else trying to understand
10:58
Speaker 1: all this stuff because it's it's desire to be bloated.
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Speaker 1: It's designed to be complicated. It's designed to be sixteen
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Speaker 1: seventeen hundred pages long, which is what this is on purpose,
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Speaker 1: because hidden in there is all this money, trillions of
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Speaker 1: dollars in money that you don't really understand because who
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Speaker 1: has the time. We're trying to live our lives, right.
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Speaker 1: But the takeaway on this, and this is the main thing,
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Speaker 1: there's more people, like I said in the introduction than
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Speaker 1: ever who are aware of the debt crisis. But the
11:26
Speaker 1: people that still don't understand it. There's normal people, maybe
11:28
Speaker 1: your friends whatever, they're like, oh whatever, you know, they're
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Speaker 1: just people who are fighting against this. They don't really understand.
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Speaker 1: Those are usually the people normal people who is for example,
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Speaker 1: would be like they go on vacation, lest they take
11:40
Speaker 1: like they have a family, They take like a Disney vacation,
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Speaker 1: and they keep putting it on credit cards and they
11:45
Speaker 1: keep rolling it off. So they only live in the
11:47
Speaker 1: moment what's happening right now, and they don't understand the
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Speaker 1: long term cost and interest what they're paying. That to
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Speaker 1: me is the misunderstanding about what a budget is. I
11:55
Speaker 1: see that all the time. You hear that from people.
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Speaker 1: But again, here's the good thing. What's great about this.
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Speaker 1: More people than ever understand the danger of this spending.
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Speaker 1: So we've got all of these cuts, all of these
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Speaker 1: beautiful things, unnecessary fraud and waste. We're spending more than
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Speaker 1: what we're saving, and that's the problem. That's why Elon's pissed.
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Speaker 1: That's the explanation there. Here's somebody else that's taking a
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Speaker 1: lot of heat these days. But again, there's always two
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Speaker 1: sides of this. More people than ever are listening to them.
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Speaker 1: Senator Ran Paul fiscal conservative, he's against it, obviously, he'd
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Speaker 1: pisses Trump off him and Tommy Thomas Mazzy because they're
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Speaker 1: pushing back against this thing because they don't like the spending.
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Speaker 1: But what's his reasoning, Well, this is what he said.
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Speaker 1: Yet you're borrowing five trillion.
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Speaker 3: That makes me think you're going to add it over
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Speaker 3: two trillion, maybe two point eight trillion next year. So
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Speaker 3: it doesn't show me that you've turned around. If you
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Speaker 3: look at the spending cuts, it's complicated because it's a
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Speaker 3: one point five trillion. It sounds like this enormous number,
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Speaker 3: but it's over ten years, so it's one hundred and
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Speaker 3: fifty billion a year. They're also increasing spending for the
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Speaker 3: military and for the border three hundred billion. That's actually
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Speaker 3: more than all the Doze cuts that we've found.
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Speaker 1: So there's the problem and that's why he says it
13:03
Speaker 1: doesn't add up. And you know, somebody like rand Paulin
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Speaker 1: to say he doesn't care, he's pushing back on it.
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Speaker 1: Here's the other takeaway from that. So he says, at
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Speaker 1: the end of the interview, they asked him, Okay, well,
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Speaker 1: how many people in the Senate are willing to push
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Speaker 1: back on this? He said about four or five. That
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Speaker 1: may be enough to make some changes. It really is,
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Speaker 1: it's too much spending good stuff in there, the good, bad,
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Speaker 1: and the ugly. Too much spending good things are like
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Speaker 1: the tax cuts and border security and military and the
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Speaker 1: you know, the Golden Dome defense protection. That's all good stuff.
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Speaker 1: The ugly is nothing's being done to get us out
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Speaker 1: of this debt spiral. And that's the takeaway. To oversimplify
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Speaker 1: this as much as we can. I don't think there's
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Speaker 1: anything more complicated to talk about and possibly more boring.
13:43
Speaker 1: But again, forget what the politicians are saying and just
13:46
Speaker 1: boil it down to you and me, everybody else and
13:48
Speaker 1: normal people you talk to. Tell me if you found
13:51
Speaker 1: the same thing, and this is a good thing. It
13:53
Speaker 1: really is not like you want your friendly conversations or
13:56
Speaker 1: going out to a bar and hanging out with friends
13:57
Speaker 1: and chilling. Not like you want to talk about debt
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Speaker 1: crisis and budgets all the time, But there is this
14:03
Speaker 1: that general awareness of how much we're spending in the country,
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Speaker 1: telling you more people, regular people that matter, are more
14:10
Speaker 1: aware of this than it ever than at any point
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Speaker 1: in our history. We're more aware of it now. So
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Speaker 1: the long term pressure solution to this is more people
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Speaker 1: are going to demand they're fiscally responsible. Doesn't sound like
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Speaker 1: it's happening yet, but eventually it will because it's a
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Speaker 1: massive problem down the world that we got to fix,
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Speaker 1: no doubt about that. But now we're more aware of it.
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Speaker 1: So there's the good, bad, and the ugly of this thing.
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Speaker 1: They're really good. I think we're all way way more
14:38
Speaker 1: willing to push back on this thing and stop the
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Speaker 1: spending because I don't know, I don't know what if
14:42
Speaker 1: let's just put it this way, let's wrap it up
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Speaker 1: this way, If we keep on going on this path,
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Speaker 1: when we have grandkids someday, I don't know what the
14:50
Speaker 1: hell the economy is going to be like for them,
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Speaker 1: Because that's the problem with a lot of these politicians
14:54
Speaker 1: who put all the pork in they're going to be dead.
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Speaker 1: They don't care. Right now, they have what twenty years
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Speaker 1: left on average. Most of these politicians, they don't care
15:04
Speaker 1: what happens to the country when they're gone, they'll be dead.
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Speaker 1: So they just want to get fat on the hog
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Speaker 1: and make all these pork barrel deals and all this
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Speaker 1: and appeal to their lobbyists while they're here and while
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Speaker 1: they rent power. And that's the problem, is the short
15:17
Speaker 1: term thinking. But it's changing because we're more willing than
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Speaker 1: ever to put pressure on them. All right, so let's
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Speaker 1: see what happens in the Senate. Who the hell knows
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Speaker 1: and live see it. And by the way, don't believe
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Speaker 1: this whole crap of what the media is telling you.
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Speaker 1: Elon is fighting Trump and there's a big riff. No,
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Speaker 1: there's not. He just wants fiscal responsibility. Is he pissed off? Sure?
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Speaker 1: He is, Absolutely a lot of people are. Doesn't mean
15:41
Speaker 1: it's over. Don't buy that. I can't talk about budget
15:43
Speaker 1: bills anymore. I just I can't do it. So this
15:45
Speaker 1: is like, you know, enough of that. Let's talk about
15:47
Speaker 1: something that probably is the silliest thing you can ever
15:50
Speaker 1: talk about. But I've changed my mind on this. Let
15:54
Speaker 1: me ask you how you feel about gender reveals. We've
15:57
Speaker 1: all seen him. We're probably about a ten year run
15:59
Speaker 1: now viral videos with gender reveals going crazy, big showy things,
16:05
Speaker 1: you know, not just the backyard parties with balloons, big
16:08
Speaker 1: showy things and baseball stadiums, and you put it on
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Speaker 1: the big screen, and you know, nobody can just have
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Speaker 1: a baby anymore, or God forbid, wait till the baby's
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Speaker 1: born to reveal the birth. Like that's like gone now.
16:18
Speaker 1: My wife and I did that with two kids, and
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Speaker 1: we were like seen as freaks, and that was twenty
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Speaker 1: years ago, so forget about that. So gender reveals are
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Speaker 1: here to stay. I've completely changed my tune after this one,
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Speaker 1: and I'm wondering if you feel the same. It's kind
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Speaker 1: of a different reason, though, this is the one that
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Speaker 1: changed my mind. I'm all in favor of the showy
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Speaker 1: gender reveals right now for one simple reason. I know
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Speaker 1: you're gonna laugh at me. At least they're acknowledging gender completely.
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Speaker 1: Like you may see these viral videos and you're like,
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Speaker 1: oh God, can't you just do this in private? Can't
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Speaker 1: you just okay? I get that because that was me
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Speaker 1: before yesterday. When I saw this video with you, they're
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Speaker 1: a little bit too showy. I think the couples do
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Speaker 1: it for clicks. I think it's for to go viral
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Speaker 1: and all this other crap, and even companies like we're
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Speaker 1: about to hear from do it for marketing purposes. But
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Speaker 1: if you're somebody that is really fed up with the
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Speaker 1: gender ideology lunacy that they're pushing, especially on kids, look
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Speaker 1: at it this way. They're acknowledging gender at least, So
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Speaker 1: the more these gender reveal parties go on, I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's built into the term. They're acknowledging gender because we've
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Speaker 1: been told for a long time by academics that gender
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Speaker 1: doesn't exist. So this is the opposite of that. Here's
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Speaker 1: what led me to this one. There's an airline, an
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Speaker 1: Icelandic airline called Play Airlines. Play Aren't they Cute? Well,
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Speaker 1: they were on a flight to Paris and passengers were
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Speaker 1: invited to predict the gender of their new baby, of
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Speaker 1: a couple's new baby by holding up blue or pink cards.
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Speaker 1: So each passenger on the jet, you gave him a
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Speaker 1: blue or pink card, and you could bet you hold
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Speaker 1: up which one, which didn't matter at all. Because the
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Speaker 1: real gender reveal happened when they cut into a cake.
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Speaker 1: But here's the entire sound of what they think is
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Speaker 1: the first big, showy viral gender reveal, but this one
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Speaker 1: was at thirty thousand feet the pass just you already.
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Speaker 4: Know you're on a flight to Paris, but this isn't
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Speaker 4: just any flight. In fact, this might be the first
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Speaker 4: time in history that someone finds out the gender of
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Speaker 4: their basing somewhere over the North Athletic and it's bois
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Speaker 4: huge concrests to our lovely couple. And yes, of course
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Speaker 4: we have a cake or everyone go forth because no
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Speaker 4: one shit have to watch the gentle reveal empty handeds.
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Speaker 1: So the voting on the plane was about fifty to
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Speaker 1: fifty of people who thought it was going to be
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Speaker 1: a boy or a girl. They cut into the cake
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Speaker 1: and inside it was blue tint and there you go. Now,
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Speaker 1: good for play Airlines, because I guess they kind of
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Speaker 1: organized this entire thing. They got the promotion and the
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Speaker 1: viral video out of it. But I don't know how
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Speaker 1: somebody's gonna beat this one. At thirty thousand feet. Somebody will,
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Speaker 1: you know, maybe on a mountaintop. Maybe there'll be a
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Speaker 1: gender reveal on the top of Mount Everest. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: But again, if you were kind of against the big,
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Speaker 1: showy viral gender reveals, just consider that you're probably a
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Speaker 1: person that is kind of over the gender ideology lunacy.
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Speaker 1: At least they're acknowledging gender. That's one way to look
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Speaker 1: at it. All, Right, weird, weird set of topics today
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Speaker 1: because of this budget mess. I can't wait till we're
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Speaker 1: through that. We so we won't have to talk about
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Speaker 1: budget bills at all. But remember the takeaway on this
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Speaker 1: what's good about it? More of us than ever are
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Speaker 1: completely aware of what the swamp in Washington, DC, or
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Speaker 1: your state government or your local government and how much
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Speaker 1: they're overspending. So you may not have gotten what you
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Speaker 1: want in this budget bill right now or will but
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Speaker 1: or maybe you are happy with it, but we're aware
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Speaker 1: of it right now. When the general public gets aware
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Speaker 1: of something, long term solution is not accepting that kind
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Speaker 1: of spending in the future, you would hope. So let's
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Speaker 1: make that be the takeaway and the showy regender reveals.
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Speaker 1: If you're gonna do one, God love you, but it's
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Speaker 1: gonna be tough to beat the thirty thousand feet one.
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