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"Fairfax Tragedy" (Friday, April 17, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Would, I would, I would go to back the thing
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  Speaker 1: would from the home of the first Amendment. First thing today, j.
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  Speaker 4: Then joy.
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  Speaker 5: All the treasures needs no one that Joss smile, He
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  Speaker 5: only spe.
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  Speaker 3: Joe, thank you boy.
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  Speaker 6: Letting me be of service to you this morning on
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  Speaker 6: the program that tells you what went on last night,
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  Speaker 6: we will give you our analysis of the evidence collected
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  Speaker 6: in the debris field. And then I want to hear
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  Speaker 6: how it's impacting you where you are. You can do
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  Speaker 6: it by text messages, because I know how crazy busy
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  Speaker 6: mornings are, whether you're wrapping or starting your day up.
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  Speaker 6: It's just it's where you left every last thing. I'll
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  Speaker 6: get to that later. Well now is later, so I
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  Speaker 6: get it. You don't have all the time of the
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  Speaker 6: world to call. So what text messages to four three
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  Speaker 6: four eight eight two four two one seven, or you
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  Speaker 6: can call if you have the time for this one.
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  Speaker 6: J Jones is Virginia's current Attorney General. During the campaign,
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  Speaker 6: it came out that he said that one of his
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  Speaker 6: political opponents, then Speaker of the House, Todd Gilbert deserved
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  Speaker 6: to get two bullets put into his head. This did
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  Speaker 6: not stop Virginia's Democrats from voting for him, even after
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  Speaker 6: he said, yeah, he said that, and yeah, I meant
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  Speaker 6: that this text comes in j Jones would be more
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  Speaker 6: likely to warrant a red flag than justin Fairfax unless
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  Speaker 6: he threatened his wife. And I pointed out that it's
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  Speaker 6: a sad eye that it's a bigger problem for Virginia
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  Speaker 6: Democrats to vote for a guy who had extramarital affair
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  Speaker 6: with a staffer who might or might not have wanted
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  Speaker 6: to climb the clear career ladder like Kamala Harris, but
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  Speaker 6: not a guy who thinks putting two bullets in someone's
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  Speaker 6: head because they disagree with him is appropriate. And that's
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  Speaker 6: where we are, and that's why I brought up the
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  Speaker 6: Hungarian story. And if you're missing us joining us in progress,
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  Speaker 6: I will get back to the Hungarian warning because there's
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  Speaker 6: been some reaction to us comparing Virginia's Democrats to the
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  Speaker 6: new or the United States Democrats to the Hungarian majority
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  Speaker 6: party that won this most recent election and the program
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  Speaker 6: that they've undertaken to arrest and or purge the communities
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  Speaker 6: of anyone who supported Victor Orbon prior to that. And again,
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  Speaker 6: I'm not going to paint myself into a corner. I'm
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  Speaker 6: not going to say Victor Orbon was George Washington. But
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  Speaker 6: this kind of purge is exactly what you're going to
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  Speaker 6: get if different majorities take the US House of Representatives.
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  Speaker 6: But we'll get into that as we get into that.
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  Speaker 6: But our first things this morning. You heard the clip
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  Speaker 6: of President Trump there. He said he would be fine
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  Speaker 6: heading to Pakistan if it meant closing the deal on
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  Speaker 6: the peace negotiations with Iran. Meanwhile, the ten day truce
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  Speaker 6: between Israel and Lebanon took over, even though Hezbola was
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  Speaker 6: not part of the negotiations, and many are wondering whether
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  Speaker 6: they are actually going to honor the ceasefire or not.
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  Speaker 6: President Trump said Washington and Tehran are very close to
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  Speaker 6: a peace deal there, though the US and Israel have
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  Speaker 6: seized air strikes. Iranian hackers apparently have access to the
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  Speaker 6: Internet that the citizens of Iran don't. They've been making
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  Speaker 6: more faked videos using the lego movie style, this time
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  Speaker 6: taking on Newsmax television. Acting Head of Immigration and Customs
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  Speaker 6: Enforcement is planning to leave the federal government later this spring.
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  Speaker 6: Citing two US officials familiar with the planned CBS News
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  Speaker 6: said todd Lyons told colleagues he is planning to depart
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  Speaker 6: the agency in June. Marco Rubio and the State Department
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  Speaker 6: aid declarations with the United Nations, part of a broader
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  Speaker 6: effort to overhaul how US distributes billions in foreign aid.
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  Speaker 6: Secretary of State ordered US diplomats to issue an official
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  Speaker 6: call to action to foreign governments no later than Monday.
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  Speaker 6: President Donald Trump plans to nominate Cameron Hamilton to a
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  Speaker 21: Thomas to me, so I want to tie a couple
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  Speaker 6: I didn't realize the Hungarian catfish was much more carniv
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  Speaker 6: carnivoristic than the Virginia blue catfish. But beware of them
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  Speaker 6: luck fourth generation gold and silver dealer, is on with
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  Speaker 6: us talk about family business and how that's a better
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  Speaker 6: option to talk to somebody about gold and silver investing
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  Speaker 6: in the tumult that those markets can appear to be.
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  Speaker 6: And James, good to hear from you again. How are
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  Speaker 6: you doing this Friday morning?
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  Speaker 3: I'mrew Wall Joe.
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  Speaker 22: Gold and silver are at some similar levels where they
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  Speaker 22: were yesterday. So silver is knocking on the door of
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  Speaker 22: eighty dollars, that seventy nine dollars and fifty two cents,
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  Speaker 22: up about a little bit over one percent one and
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  Speaker 22: a quarter percent so far this morning. And we'll see
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  Speaker 22: if if today's today, that silver can get above eighty
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  Speaker 22: and stay above eighty. Gold is up just slightly above
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  Speaker 22: even a couple tenths of a percent in the green
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  Speaker 22: to four thousand, seven hundred and ninety two dollars.
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  Speaker 6: Excellent. Still, well, it's interesting. So they get there, and
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  Speaker 6: we're watching volatility in the stock exchanges. But you know
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  Speaker 6: that here again the stability of gold and silver, especially
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  Speaker 6: as if you want to build cornerstones into your investment.
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  Speaker 3: Right, absolutely, gold and silver.
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  Speaker 22: You know, of course we're a little bit biased, but
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  Speaker 22: we're not saying that it's something that you should put
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  Speaker 22: all of your you know, investment into gold and silver.
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  Speaker 22: We're saying about, you know, a portion of your portfolio
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  Speaker 22: should be in physical gold and silver that you actually
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  Speaker 22: hang on to, that you control, that you store, put
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  Speaker 22: in a safe and a guns for safety deposit box.
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  Speaker 22: You know, not a huge amount, but enough you know
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  Speaker 22: that can that can protect you from inflation, that you
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  Speaker 22: can use it if you need it.
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  Speaker 3: And if you look at the.
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  Speaker 22: Charts at our website at jcscold dot com, just like
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  Speaker 22: the stock market, if you zoom out over time, it
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  Speaker 22: has a large up trend and that's the important thing.
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  Speaker 22: But it's just a piece of the puzzle and in
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  Speaker 22: your investment portfolio.
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  Speaker 3: And that's really what we suggest.
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  Speaker 22: It's just another.
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  Speaker 3: Tool, yeah, exactly.
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  Speaker 6: You know, it's the nails that may hold the wood
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  Speaker 6: together whatever you want to however you want to metaphorically
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  Speaker 6: put it, James, will you have a great weekend, sir,
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  Speaker 6: and thank you for checking.
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  Speaker 3: In with us. Absolutely, thank you, Joe.
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  Speaker 6: And of course you can check me out on that
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  Speaker 6: and see if you actually call a family business at
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  Speaker 6: four three four nine seven nine co I n that's
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  Speaker 6: two six four six for the Jefferson Coinshop. Jcsgold dot
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  Speaker 6: com is where you find them online. Also, I want
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  Speaker 6: to make sure we go back latest from the justin
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  Speaker 6: Fairfax story. Now police say that the house was equipped
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  Speaker 6: with security cameras, So the whole thing apparently, and man,
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  Speaker 6: that's got to be a heck of a tough.
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  Speaker 3: Video to watch.
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  Speaker 6: The whole thing is captured on security surveillance video there.
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  Speaker 6: Speaking of surveillance, I also want to get into the vote,
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  Speaker 6: the two am vote at the US House of Representatives
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  Speaker 6: this morning shooting down the FAISA extensions without warrant for
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  Speaker 6: phone companies and communication companies. But Bob is on the
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  Speaker 6: Bob creates some content for me.
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  Speaker 3: I don't know. That's what the internet kids say.
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  Speaker 23: The fair fact, the fair fact issue is not about
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  Speaker 23: red flags. The first question was if they were going
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  Speaker 23: through such a bad divorce, why was he even still
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  Speaker 23: at the house and why wasn't there a restraint order
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  Speaker 23: placed on him?
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  Speaker 6: Well, there was, there was, There was a hangout, There
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  Speaker 6: was a core order for him to leave the house
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  Speaker 6: within the next two weeks, and it was about well,
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  Speaker 6: I guess it was a two week coret order for
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  Speaker 6: him to get his stuff together and get out. And
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  Speaker 6: that was about too and I guess that was maybe
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  Speaker 6: the flashpoint of it.
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  Speaker 23: The point the point is in situations like that, at
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  Speaker 23: least I know the state of Wisconsin, when there's a
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  Speaker 23: divorce and someone's being forced to move by court, it
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  Speaker 23: is all done with a sheriff deputy or a police
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  Speaker 23: officer or two there with him while he's doing it.
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  Speaker 23: And the second thing, red flag laws are only good
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  Speaker 23: if it's equal justice. But in the United States we
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  Speaker 23: have a two tier justice. Those for the wealthy those
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  Speaker 23: for everyone else. Look at Hunter Biden, how did he
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  Speaker 23: get a gun being kicked out as the military with
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  Speaker 23: a drug offense. How did Eric Solwell, nothing happened to
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  Speaker 23: him giving information to a Chinese spy that he was
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  Speaker 23: dating and doing other things with. And nothing happened to
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  Speaker 23: him yet But leagues Juliussan, Julius, Eric Snowden, they got
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  Speaker 23: the books thrown at him for doing the same thing
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  Speaker 23: these wealthy people did.
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  Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if it's the same thing. And
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  Speaker 6: you know, and and so you know, they these guys
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  Speaker 6: got information and shared it. They they were not supposed
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  Speaker 6: to be in possession of it in the first place. Uh, Snowden,
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  Speaker 6: you know, got the book thrown at him for breaking
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  Speaker 6: the law. Now, justin Fairfax, there are grumblings that the
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  Speaker 6: reason he wasn't kicked immediately out of the house as
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  Speaker 6: this divorce proceeding went on was that he had friends
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  Speaker 6: in the court, being you know, still an esteemed member,
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  Speaker 6: if not an elected member of the Virginia Democratic bar
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  Speaker 6: there so, and it may very well have turned out
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  Speaker 6: that he wasn't violent until at the end when he was,
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  Speaker 6: which is one of the failings of red flag laws. Also,
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  Speaker 6: as a rule, is often the first inclination that somebody
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  Speaker 6: is violent? Is the violent act you would have wanted
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  Speaker 6: to be protected ofvers So there's some moving parts in there.
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  Speaker 23: Yeah, but that's the two tier justice system what I'm
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  Speaker 23: talking about. Because he had the ends with the Democratic Party,
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  Speaker 23: he was treated differently than if you or I were
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  Speaker 23: in the same situation. We would not have been given
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  Speaker 23: two weeks to get out of the house. We were
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  Speaker 6: the first thing today by Thomas has confirmed on three
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  Speaker 6: didn't do anything to him. Obviously, he was still able
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  Speaker 6: to do what he did and conduct his operations. Why
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  Speaker 6: years prior, now gives them the opportunity to decide whether
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  Speaker 6: a kid can you be let loose after, you know,
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  Speaker 6: assaulting somebody and being found guilty of it. We have
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  Speaker 6: too much leeway in our law, too much leeway. We
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  Speaker 6: have prosecutors who are allowed to determine. Yeah, I'm just
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  Speaker 6: not prosecuting that. I don't think stealing one thousand dollars
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  Speaker 6: worth of stuff as a crime, so I'm not prosecuting it.
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  Speaker 6: Those people need to be impeached and in my view,
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  Speaker 6: me the law that you want to change. I mean,
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  Speaker 6: What you're doing is supporting an execrable commerce in a
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  Speaker 6: But they're not because there's never any repercussions.
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  Speaker 3: For their deeds.
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  Speaker 6: They never they never have to go in front of
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  Speaker 6: for why they didn't prosecute somebody. Nicholas Cruz a great
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  Speaker 6: example of it. Where were the officials who continued to
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  Speaker 6: Where are those people? Well, they made a mistake at
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  Speaker 1: We didn't make talk radio, we made it bennerhearst Thing
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  Speaker 6: it's impacting you. Where you are, Andy and Florida. Andy,
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  Speaker 6: how are you doing this morning, sir?
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  Speaker 20: Time you survived my most surgery yesterday, Not that it
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  Speaker 20: was like a big deal, because I'm used those kind
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  Speaker 20: when I was eighteen twelve year.
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  Speaker 6: Every every time you're cut open, I'm sorry, and I've
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  Speaker 6: and I've only been cut open one time. Every time
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  Speaker 6: you you are cut open, you're in peril. I don't
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  Speaker 6: care how minor surgery is. I've lost a fellow that
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  Speaker 6: you know, I had always held into esteem and and
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  Speaker 6: towards the end of his life, I had actually started
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  Speaker 6: to develop a relationship with somebody named Dick shap I
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  Speaker 6: look him up kids. He passed away back I think
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  Speaker 6: it was two thousand, but he had a remarkable fella,
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  Speaker 6: esteemed able, you know, hero of people who do what
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  Speaker 6: I do, and we had it was just such an
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  Speaker 6: honor to get to know him. He went in for
• 45:50
  Speaker 6: a minor surgery. It was like a it wasn't even
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  Speaker 6: a it was like a knee surgery. It wasn't a
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  Speaker 6: replacement thing sepsis. You know, next thing you know, he's gone.
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  Speaker 6: You didn't make it out of the surgery room. So
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  Speaker 6: there is never a minor surgery. So I'm glad you
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  Speaker 6: came through it. But didn't mean to distract. But I
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  Speaker 6: think that's an important point.
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  Speaker 20: Car crash in two thousand that got me out of
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  Speaker 20: a horrific twenty nine year relationship with a female with
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  Speaker 20: borderline personality disorder, and that is you know, Jim unhinged
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  Speaker 20: I call him, has refused to prosecute any of the
• 46:28
  Speaker 20: things that I've produced as additional evidence. But I think
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  Speaker 20: the other interesting layer about that Thanksgiving Day was that
• 46:36
  Speaker 20: there were seven cop cars. A day before Thanksgiving Day,
• 46:40
  Speaker 20: there were seven cop cars and now Mall County and
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  Speaker 20: where you broadcasted for years, and so it's just you know,
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  Speaker 20: I just it's selective enforcement. But it's also I don't
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  Speaker 20: think many people realized how vulnerable a male can be
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  Speaker 20: when when they're dealing with somebody who really does have
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  Speaker 20: a serious personality disorder.
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  Speaker 6: Well, it's also getting it's being taken seriously in that
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  Speaker 6: we're talking obviously in adjunct and I'm sure you had
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  Speaker 6: a reaction.
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  Speaker 20: Cop cars out in front of my yard.
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  Speaker 6: Well, but I'm just saying, is that is that those
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  Speaker 6: police officers next day?
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, the next day though, you know, the the sitting
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  Speaker 20: sheriff of Culpeper County was there at Thanksgiving dinner. And uh,
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  Speaker 20: you know, I just I just knew from my own
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  Speaker 20: just personal gut feeling that the safest thing for me
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  Speaker 20: to do would be to not go back, right, And uh,
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  Speaker 20: I ended.
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  Speaker 3: Up going back for I think it was about.
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  Speaker 20: Three months, maybe I think it was two and a
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  Speaker 20: half months something like that, because I knew the property
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  Speaker 20: would all disappear and she lost there, you know.
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  Speaker 6: Just but but you know this in the context the
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  Speaker 6: justin and because people are thinking about it, I think
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  Speaker 6: it's an opportunity to bring up these points when people
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  Speaker 6: are seeing this headline of you know, this fellow that was,
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  Speaker 6: you know, a few heartbeats away from being governor of Virginia,
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  Speaker 6: and who knows what follows that. So justin Fairfax, you know, gosh,
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  Speaker 6: six years later, who knows if he survives the allegations
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  Speaker 6: of this. He certainly it was much less salacious than
• 48:30
  Speaker 6: Eric Swalwell, but you know, he was kicked out of
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  Speaker 6: the Democratic Party.
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  Speaker 20: Was I don't know that John Casting ever went to
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  Speaker 20: the island that he might have. I do you know
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  Speaker 20: that I'm on a one hundred and seventy seven foot yacht.
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  Speaker 3: But you're investigated.
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  Speaker 6: But but the thing is Andy, that the thing about
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  Speaker 6: all of these stories and the commonality is it is
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  Speaker 6: man's inhumanity to man. And I mean that in the
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  Speaker 6: generic sense that you know, we are all humans, and
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  Speaker 6: man's in humans in humanity the human if you will,
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  Speaker 6: and our self over others. And all these stories as
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  Speaker 6: you put them all on the table and you put
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  Speaker 6: them all up on the bullet board, you start to
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  Speaker 6: trying to find commonalities in them. One of the commonalities
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  Speaker 6: is ego is self centeredness. And I know it's a sin.
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  Speaker 6: I know it is. You know it is a sin
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  Speaker 6: of the ten Commandments. It's a sin against our seven vices.
• 49:34
  Speaker 6: It's capitulation with one of our seven vices, if not gosh,
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  Speaker 6: three or four of them all at the same time.
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  Speaker 6: It's putting ourselves ahead of others. And it's a difficult
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  Speaker 6: thing because the deceiver is in our ear all the time. Again,
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  Speaker 6: not trying to be Sunrise sermonet. But I know this
• 49:52
  Speaker 6: because Martin Luther, whether he was a failed human or not,
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  Speaker 6: gave me the right to bring my Bible home in
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  Speaker 6: my language and read it myself. Rather than have to
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  Speaker 6: wait for somebody to tell me what God's word is.
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  Speaker 6: I can read it myself, so I can can know
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  Speaker 6: that I have to fight my vices and put myself
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  Speaker 6: in Jesus's place, and and and think of myself, to
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  Speaker 6: think of others before myself, as He taught us at
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  Speaker 6: Calvary that that day, that Easter Sunday. You know, that
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  Speaker 6: that uh that good Friday two thousand and nearly two
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  Speaker 6: thousand years ago.
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  Speaker 20: Absolutely well, a criminal justice system in our country right
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  Speaker 20: now is broken, is this?
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  Speaker 6: And and that's a good point because I brought this
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  Speaker 6: up and it was an abstract. Now I want to
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  Speaker 6: pick your brain on this because I said it.
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  Speaker 20: It is my next court hearing date.
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  Speaker 3: Oh easy, No, seriously, you need witnesses. I have a guy.
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  Speaker 6: No, but but seriously, you know, Bob brought up the
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  Speaker 6: two tier justice system and it's and it's you know,
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  Speaker 6: how you fix this to me? And I want your
• 51:05
  Speaker 6: opinion on it before we go to the news. My
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  Speaker 6: opinion on my analysis on how you fix the two
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  Speaker 6: tier justice system is more frequently we have impeachments of
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  Speaker 6: judges and commonwealth's attorneys or district attorneys that fail in
• 51:20
  Speaker 6: their responsibility to prosecute the law that said, we need
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  Speaker 6: to write better law. We need to write simpler law,
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  Speaker 6: you know, less full of loopholes. But we you know,
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  Speaker 6: those two things, I think fix that idea that there's
• 51:34
  Speaker 6: a two tier justice system because you don't create too
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  Speaker 6: many holes for people.
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  Speaker 3: To sneak through. Does that make any sense?
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  Speaker 1: Well?
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, for sure. And you know you also have, you know,
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  Speaker 20: the private side and the public side, and they often
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  Speaker 20: if there's too much money mixed in to the process.
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  Speaker 6: Well that shouldn't take any that should not. I mean
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  Speaker 6: that's one of the points of just as having a
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  Speaker 6: blindfold on her is that it's not supposed to mean anything.
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  Speaker 6: But anyway, Andy, thank you for letting me pick your
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  Speaker 6: brain on that, and you know, piss me with you,
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  Speaker 6: my friend. Good luck on the thirtieth as well. Four three,
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  Speaker 6: you what went on and we'll give you our analysis.
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