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Shots Fired, Spirit Ceases, Seriousness of TBI · Rich Valdés: This is America!

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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez, powered by politicweek dot Com.
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Speaker 2: And Rich Valdes is with us.
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Speaker 3: Former Christian Administration official.
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Speaker 4: You work for Chris Christie. You've been folloist each on
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Speaker 4: a lot of public service stuff, Communist now with the
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Speaker 4: Washington Times.
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Speaker 5: This is America, Richiev.
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Speaker 4: You're on the air with the Nation of the Nation.
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Speaker 5: With America with your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 4: May the fourth be with you, America. I am Rich
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Speaker 4: Valdes Valdez with an asked at Rich Valdez on all
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Speaker 4: of the social media. You're liberty loving Latino. Let me
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Speaker 4: go kicking off SINCO that my weekend here seventeen blocks
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Speaker 4: away from Madison Square Garden, New York City. Blessed to
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Speaker 4: be back with you guys. Happy Monday, my late fight,
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Speaker 4: my late night for me, excuse me a little bit
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Speaker 4: too much, cop I see through for me tonight. And
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Speaker 4: this is the Monday night edition of This is America.
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Speaker 4: I am Rich Valdez, and we're about to kick off
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Speaker 4: our late night national town hall conversation. I want you
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Speaker 4: to join us with your opinions eight seven seven Valdes
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Speaker 4: one eight seven seven eight two five three three seven
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Speaker 4: to one. And give me your thoughts on whatever you'd like, honestly,
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Speaker 4: what we're talking about, anything you'd like to add, I'm
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Speaker 4: happy to hear what you have to say, and of
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Speaker 4: course answer any questions you might have, and we always
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Speaker 4: do that on open phone in America. It's one of
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Speaker 4: the most interactive things I've ever done in my career,
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Speaker 4: and we continue that tradition here. Traditions started buying the
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Speaker 4: link Great Larry King, by the way, which I always
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Speaker 4: hold in high esteem. Now, like I said, may the
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Speaker 4: fourth be with you? And why do I keep saying that, Well,
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Speaker 4: because tomorrow Sink with the Io and sinc with the
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Speaker 4: Mayo is my birthday, so I like to celebrate with
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Speaker 4: all of my amigos all across the country, all over
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Speaker 4: the world. Now, honestly, we have a worldwide distribution of
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Speaker 4: this program and have been charting in different areas around
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Speaker 4: the globe, so I'm always happy about that. And I
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Speaker 4: want to start off with saying there were shots fired
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Speaker 4: at the White House, Spirit airlines cease to operate, and
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Speaker 4: Synthcom is fact checking the Iranians, so a little bit
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Speaker 4: of chaos. To get the blood boiling, the Secret Service
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Speaker 4: engaged an armed man near the White House on Monday today,
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Speaker 4: in what turned into a shootout that left the suspect
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Speaker 4: and a juvenile bystander injured. According to the Secret Service spokesperson,
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Speaker 4: the incident unfolded a few blocks just south of White
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Speaker 4: House Grounds, along the National Mall and near the Washington
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Speaker 4: Monument when Plain Closed agents on patrol identified a suspicious
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Speaker 4: individual that appeared to have a firearm, Secret Service Deputy
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Speaker 4: Director Matthew Quinn said, Quinn saying, after spotting the visual
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Speaker 4: print of a firearm on the suspect, Plain Closed agents
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Speaker 4: called in support from uniform Secret Service police. Upon making contact,
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Speaker 4: the individual fled briefly on foot, withdrew the firearm and
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Speaker 4: fired in direction of the Secret Service agents. Secret Service
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Speaker 4: officers return fire and struck the suspect, who was transported
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Speaker 4: to a local hospital. They believe only one bystander was
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Speaker 4: hit by the suspect when he shot, Quinn said, noting
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Speaker 4: that the juvenile sustained non life threatening injuries and was
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Speaker 4: being treated at the hospital. So thankfully this wasn't worse
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Speaker 4: right it could have been. It could have been a nightmare.
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Speaker 4: But El Trompezo was inside the White House, you know,
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Speaker 4: holding it down conducting a business forum, small business summit actually,
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Speaker 4: and he decided to troll the media a little bit.
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Speaker 4: You know, they gets the light in the mood. And
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Speaker 4: listen to how long he's going to be in office?
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Speaker 4: Check this out.
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Speaker 6: I was going to make it for a one year period.
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Speaker 6: That would mean you spend all your money immediately. Now,
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Speaker 6: unfortunately I gave you too much time. I was sort
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Speaker 6: of against that. I said, let's do it for a
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Speaker 6: short period of time. But we did it. It's a
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Speaker 6: right thing. And this way, when I get out of
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Speaker 6: office in let's say eight or nine years from now,
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Speaker 6: I'll be able to use it. I'll be able to
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Speaker 6: use it myself.
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Speaker 4: Going to that's great, you got to I love l
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Speaker 4: trompezo I love his I love that he's constantly trolling
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Speaker 4: and doing what he does. This is to me, it's important.
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Speaker 4: It's an important part of keeping the media in check. Now,
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Speaker 4: ed Trumpito. He went on to talk about cognitive tests.
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Speaker 4: Listen to this one.
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Speaker 6: Nobody's going to get all thirty questions correct, nobody, because
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Speaker 6: when you get to those last questions, they're pretty hard.
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Speaker 6: You got to be pretty sharp. But every time so
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Speaker 6: I've taken three no president, think of this has ever
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Speaker 6: taken one. How do you think Biden would have done?
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Speaker 4: I don't think he might not have.
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Speaker 6: Gotten that first question right anyway, and Obama would have
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Speaker 6: done poorly. I think they would have done very poorly.
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Speaker 6: But I think you should have it. As soon as
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Speaker 6: they said that, they say it's unconstitutional, and they said why.
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Speaker 6: They say it's unconstitutional to give a cognitive test like that,
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Speaker 6: But Rick, I do it anytime they start getting a
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Speaker 6: little sassy, and you know, it quiets him down for
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Speaker 6: almost a year when they hear the result. One doctor said,
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Speaker 6: so the first time I've ever seen anyone get all
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Speaker 6: questions right.
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Speaker 7: That's a doctor.
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Speaker 4: That's that's a doctor. How do you not enjoy that? Anyway?
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Speaker 4: He's talking. You heard him say, Rick. There, he's talking
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Speaker 4: to Rick Harrison, the star of Pawn Stars, the show
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Speaker 4: about the pawn shop. And he brought him up to
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Speaker 4: say a few words, and he said a few very
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Speaker 4: very nice things that I'll play for you. Just because
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Speaker 4: I met Harrison years ago backstage at seapack end, I
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Speaker 4: think he's a heck of a guy.
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Speaker 8: Listened to this, you know, usually I had like announcement
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Speaker 8: at rallies and they give you like three minutes notice
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Speaker 8: and I can't come up with a speech, and La
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Speaker 8: like literally just told me a couple hours ago to
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Speaker 8: take a little speaking. I just want to say, he's amazing.
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Speaker 8: He's done so much, I mean so much for all
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Speaker 8: of us. I mean, the backbone of this country is
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Speaker 8: small business, playing and simple. And the last guy at office,
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Speaker 8: all he you know, all we heard was is that
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Speaker 8: we were the evil people. We were the bad people.
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Speaker 8: Everything else like that we don't pay our fair share
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Speaker 8: whatever that's supposed to be.
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Speaker 2: And he made it tough.
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Speaker 8: And this guy, the big beautiful Bill, absolutely amazing, you
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Speaker 8: know what I mean. God, bless you for letting me
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Speaker 8: get one appreciation. It really helps out. And all I
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Speaker 8: can say is this is literally I mean I'm a
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Speaker 8: history buff and I know a lot about this White House,
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Speaker 8: think and everything. Literally, he's gonna go down as maybe
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Speaker 8: the best president ever.
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Speaker 4: I love this guy. That's done.
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Speaker 9: Well.
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Speaker 5: Wow.
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Speaker 4: I agree with that. You have more on Trump get
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Speaker 4: I'll play the end of it.
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Speaker 9: Wow.
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Speaker 6: I'm glad we didn't tell you because actually that was
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Speaker 6: much better than when you're fully prepared, when he comes
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Speaker 6: up fully prepared. No, that was great. Thank you very much.
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Speaker 4: Trump is always trolling. Just like the other day, what
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Speaker 4: he tells the guy from NASA, Oh, you listen so
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Speaker 4: well because you have those big, beautiful ears. And then
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Speaker 4: the cameras zoom's in on the guy and he's got
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Speaker 4: these huge ears and the guy says, you know whatever
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Speaker 4: he said. It was just so funny. I always appreciate
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Speaker 4: President Trump's humor. I think it's it's important, it's necessary,
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Speaker 4: it helps, it's part of the stick, right, It's part
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Speaker 4: of the whole thing that he delivers. Anyway, again, that
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Speaker 4: was the report that some shots were fired. And you know,
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Speaker 4: Trump takes all this stuff in stride, he really does.
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Speaker 4: But somebody who doesn't take it in stride is the
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Speaker 4: judge that was adjudicating that case with the would be assassin,
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Speaker 4: mister Cole Allen, and he took it upon himself to
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Speaker 4: apologize to the alleged assassin today in court. Listen to
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Speaker 4: this wild report.
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Speaker 10: He's been put on suicide watch by the Department of Corrections.
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Speaker 10: And the judge was asking why. An attorney for the
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Speaker 10: government said that he was put on suicide watch because
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Speaker 10: he told FBI agents The Knight of the White House
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Speaker 10: Correspondence dinner attack that he didn't expect to survive, and
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Speaker 10: his language suggested that he really was not expecting to
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Speaker 10: survive his trip to Washington, DC and the ultimate incident
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Speaker 10: where he allegedly showed up with a weapon to try
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Speaker 10: and assassinate present in Trump. He's been charged with that crime,
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Speaker 10: but the judge very concerned about his constitutional rights, saying
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Speaker 10: the defendant has requested a bible, has requested meetings with
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Speaker 10: his legal team, and that has not been allowed. He's
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Speaker 10: been put in restrictive twenty four hour lockup with no
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Speaker 10: windows in a padded room, without an opportunity to get
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Speaker 10: out for recreation. And so the judge making it clear
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Speaker 10: to the Department of Corrections that he wants answers by
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Speaker 10: tomorrow morning about exactly what the housing determination will be
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Speaker 10: made for the suspect in this case out of grave
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Speaker 10: concern about his constitutional rights, and that apology issued near
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Speaker 10: the end of the hearing, and so quite a moment
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Speaker 10: just moments ago in federal court. Bottom line, the Department
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Speaker 10: of Correction said they wanted to make sure that he survived,
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Speaker 10: that this is a high profile case, and all involved
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Speaker 10: acknowledged it is a high profile case. But again the
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Speaker 10: judge concerned about the treatment he's gotten since he was
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Speaker 10: arrested after the White House Correspondence Dinner shooting, and Sander
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Speaker 10: Beck to.
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Speaker 11: You, a lot of my people might be shocked by that,
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Speaker 11: Like the judge apologized to this guy who's a killer.
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Speaker 11: If he had gotten enough, he would have sprayed the
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Speaker 11: whole audience in the Correspondence Center. I mean, we would
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Speaker 11: have just sprayed him and killed god knows how many,
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Speaker 11: and then would have marched up and taken a shot
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Speaker 11: over the whole audience at the president. We're apologizing to
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Speaker 11: this guy.
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Speaker 4: I don't get that. Yeah, I don't get it either. Again,
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Speaker 4: that's Larry KUDLOWO winging on that Fox report, and these
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Speaker 4: are the things that happened. Now I'm going to go
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Speaker 4: out on a limb and say that this is not
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Speaker 4: a judge that votes for Republicans. And I hate to
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Speaker 4: politicize things, but it's just so clear Democrats truly seem
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Speaker 4: to hate America and love any type of criminal they can.
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Speaker 4: If you're a criminal, if you hate this country, they
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Speaker 4: love you, and they will defend you, whether you're Kilmar
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Speaker 4: Obrego Garcia, whether you're Vladimir Putin, doesn't matter, doesn't matter
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Speaker 4: who you are, whether you're the Iranians, right, they will
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Speaker 4: literally do the dirty work to defend absolutely anybody. James Comy,
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Speaker 4: you name it. It's honestly, it's I'm gonna say it's sickening,
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Speaker 4: but that might be too easy. All right, we heard
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Speaker 4: that one already, Thank you. All right, let us continue.
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Speaker 4: What's next on the hit parade here? Oh we've got
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Speaker 4: Spirit Airlines. Spirit Airlines pulling the ultimate disappearing act. The
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Speaker 4: budget carrier that used to pack planes tighter than my
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Speaker 4: well I's leftovers just ceased operations.
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Speaker 7: Yep, just like that.
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Speaker 4: On Saturday morning, three am, they said no to be
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Speaker 4: outther we od of here, stranding thousands of passengers across
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Speaker 4: the country. One of those my nephew. He was flying
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Speaker 4: to Florida and he got stuck out there. I eventually
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Speaker 4: made his way, but no more flights, no more customer service,
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Speaker 4: all gone. People scrambling to rebook ay indeed though they're screwed.
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Speaker 4: So if you're one of those stuck somewhere with a
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Speaker 4: canceled ticket, my heart goes out to you. We'll talk
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Speaker 4: about what this means for travel and why cheap fears
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Speaker 4: sometimes come with big headaches, and I think you could
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Speaker 4: balance this right. If the United States government buy Spirit
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Speaker 4: Airlines and gets it back on track and then sells
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Speaker 4: it for a profit and uses that profit towards the
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Speaker 4: Sovereign Wealth Fund or towards the Treasury, America would be
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Speaker 4: making money that would be offsetting our tax bill. And
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Speaker 4: you tell me a president before this one that's ever
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Speaker 4: suggested even doing things like that. But I'm curious to
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Speaker 4: see how that's going to play out, So we'll talk
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Speaker 4: about that in a moment. Of course, US Central Command,
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Speaker 4: as I mentioned before, had to play fact checker again
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Speaker 4: with the Iranians shooting their latest claims at US, saying
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Speaker 4: that they hit American warships in the region. Sentcom came
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Speaker 4: out swinging saying no US Navy ships were struck, and
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Speaker 4: you know, coming, you know, with the receipts and all that,
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Speaker 4: because you have to with these guys. They like to
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Speaker 4: make up stories, play videos of things that aren't and
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Speaker 4: say they are. And of course I like to keep
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Speaker 4: it as focused as I can on what's going on
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Speaker 4: in the news right now, so as things develop in
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Speaker 4: those stories that we're talking about, I will bring you
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Speaker 4: the news on those things, and we're going to continue
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Speaker 4: with the Spirit Airline stuff. I also have some stuff
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Speaker 4: that I want to talk about about Tim Wall sixteen
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Speaker 4: pedophiles caught over the weekend as well in a sting operation.
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Speaker 4: Todd Blanche firing back on yesterday's Sunday Shows, saying that
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Speaker 4: there is more to this indictment than just the seashells.
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Speaker 4: I can't wait for that. And of course, my thoughts
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Speaker 4: and prayers are with America's Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Rudy Giuliani
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Speaker 4: over the weekend was hospitalized, I think just late last
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Speaker 4: night actually, and my thoughts my prayers are with him.
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Speaker 4: His spokespeople say he's a critical condition. I've known Mayor
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Speaker 4: Giuliani for probably since two thousand and four, and I
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Speaker 4: can tell you that, and worked with him since twenty
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Speaker 4: nineteen or twenty twenty, and I can tell you that
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Speaker 4: he's a stand up guy. This man is a fighter.
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Speaker 4: He's that old school, you know, that old stock, like
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Speaker 4: like my dad, those type of you know, macho develda
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Speaker 4: as they would say. So I thought some prayers that
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Speaker 4: Mayor Rudy Giuliani, his family and of course his medical
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Speaker 4: team as he fights through this one and there is
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Speaker 4: more to come. Straight ahead, keep it locked right here.
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Speaker 4: I'm Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 5: This is America, This is America. He's got the best
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Speaker 4: All right, media, welcome back. It is rich Valdes Valdez
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Speaker 4: and all the other places. Anyway, I want to get
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Speaker 4: into what happened over the weekend because Saturday morning, a
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Speaker 4: lot of people woke up to no more Spirit Airlines.
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Speaker 4: Now listen, I used to have a girlfriend at Fort Lauderdale.
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Speaker 4: I used to go on Spirit Airlines. There was a
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Speaker 4: time where the regular price and this wasn't that long ago,
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Speaker 4: maybe six seven years ago, the regular price for a
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Speaker 4: round trip ticket from Newark Airport to Fort Lauderdale was
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Speaker 4: ninety nine bucks. Steadily went up to one forty nine,
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Speaker 4: but when it went on sale, forty nine bucks round trip.
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Speaker 4: So I mean, it was great. I was going almost
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Speaker 4: every weekend or three times a month. I was spending
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Speaker 4: weekends in Florida. It was great back when things were
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Speaker 4: a little cheaper, you know, during the first Trump administration,
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Speaker 4: thank you, and now not so much. Rates have gone up.
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Speaker 4: They start charging you for everything. Do you breathe too
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Speaker 4: many times on a Spirit Airlines flight? And guess what
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Speaker 4: they're charging you for that? Well, they not only ran
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Speaker 4: it so poorly, but it was evident in how they
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Speaker 4: did it right. There were constantly fights on these airlines.
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Speaker 4: There was always some sort of drama going on. And
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Speaker 4: lo and behold this Saturday morning, you get a report
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Speaker 4: a press conference from Secretary Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation
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Speaker 4: formerly of the Real World on MTV, and Secretary Duffy
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Speaker 4: explaining to the public what had gone on. Listen to
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Speaker 4: this why are we here today?
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Speaker 9: There was a proposed merger between Jet Blue and Spirit
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Speaker 9: and Joe Biden and peepoota judge along with the Biden
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Speaker 9: DOJ decided that they did not want that merger to
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Speaker 9: take place, and at the time the Biden and Buddha
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Speaker 9: judge DJ bragged and said as they canceled the option
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Speaker 9: for this merger, that this was a victory for US
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Speaker 9: travelers who deserve lower prices and better choices. Now, many
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Speaker 9: at the time said this was a disaster, this merger
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Speaker 9: should have been allowed, and this today would indicate this
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Speaker 9: is not better for travelers, This is not better for pricing,
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Speaker 9: this is not better for competition.
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Speaker 4: Actually it's worse, worse. And part of the problem here
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Speaker 4: is that they try to make it look like like
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Speaker 4: this is a good thing. But this is not a
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Speaker 4: good thing. This is a bad thing. And he's not
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Speaker 4: the only one weighing in on this. You've got investors
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Speaker 4: like Kevin O'Leary from Shark Tank, who, as you know,
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Speaker 4: last Monday, I was at the Trump Kennedy Center in Washington,
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Speaker 4: d C. For an event that him and Ashley Davis
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Speaker 4: put on with Rob Carson. Shout out to all of them,
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Speaker 4: and a great event, by the way.
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Speaker 9: And the.
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Speaker 4: Investor mister O'Leary, mister wonderful as he's known as he
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Speaker 4: was on Fox just a little while ago, Fox Business
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Speaker 4: Channel with Stuart Varney and he had this to say.
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Speaker 2: Hell out, private company like spirit.
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Speaker 1: Never never, capitalism works, America works, the economies work. For
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty years. Because the winners win and
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Speaker 1: the losers lose. The protein is never lost toart. Think
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Speaker 1: of Spirit Airlines as a dead fish. It's now drifting
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Speaker 1: to the bottom of the ocean. The slugs will eat
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Speaker 1: the protein and reprocess it into the environment, which is
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Speaker 1: the economy. The reason Spirit failed it was poorly managed.
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Speaker 1: We don't want to back up weak managers. These are losers.
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Speaker 1: And when they get to zero, which Spirit did, the
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Speaker 1: good protein left in the business is taken by the
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Speaker 1: better managers, the airlines that are actually actually active, those
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Speaker 1: roots will be absorbed, those employees will be employed, the
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Speaker 1: good ones, and so you've got this constant recreation of success.
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Speaker 1: And that's really what we have to stay on.
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Speaker 12: Now.
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Speaker 1: When you get the government involved in bailing out a loser,
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Speaker 1: you don't just do airlines. Every guy in his with
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Speaker 1: a loser company with weak management is going to put
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Speaker 1: their hand up. And I'm in Washington, DC ret right now.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of ducks downstairs here squawking for government money.
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Speaker 7: They shouldn't get any of it.
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Speaker 4: Well, what's the whole point.
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Speaker 1: What do you said about in the environment, the economy
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Speaker 1: they're competing in.
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Speaker 5: Well, what do you say about Intel. Trump put a
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Speaker 5: lot of money into Intel.
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Speaker 1: I was so against that deal, and I'm on the
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Speaker 1: record with you. I hate that deal, absolutely hate it.
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Speaker 1: That thing should have been sold for car parts a
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Speaker 1: long time ago. Now maybe they're getting government contracts, which
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Speaker 1: is even worse to keep them afloat. And I know
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Speaker 1: the stock's moved up, but that is not an excuse
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Speaker 1: to do this again. Let losers die. It's like a
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Speaker 1: grandmother on the bed. She wants you to pull out
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Speaker 1: the tubes. She wants to go, and we just don't
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Speaker 1: let it happen. Let them die, Let the losers die.
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Speaker 1: It's a theme I think everybody should be harping on.
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Speaker 4: You'll sing it together. I think he's right. Listen. I
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Speaker 4: remember in two thousand and eight or so, maybe it
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Speaker 4: was earlier in two thousand and seven when what was
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Speaker 4: the name of that company? Geez, I'm forgetting it.
19:08
Speaker 13: Boy.
19:08
Speaker 4: If I don't remember the name, I can't really make
19:10
Speaker 4: this point. But it was one of the bigger banks
19:13
Speaker 4: that were involved in losing their shirt and uh huh, aig,
19:20
Speaker 4: that's it, aig. I remember they were the first ones
19:23
Speaker 4: up raising their hands, and then General Motors and a
19:25
Speaker 4: few others. And I remember thinking to myself when I
19:29
Speaker 4: was in business for myself as a barbershop owner, I
19:31
Speaker 4: had opened a barber shop, and I had done well,
19:33
Speaker 4: you know, as well as one could do as a
19:35
Speaker 4: you know, I was sixteen and a half when I
19:38
Speaker 4: took a lease on an existing beauty salon. Didn't even
19:41
Speaker 4: have a haircutting license yet. I was in school still,
19:44
Speaker 4: and I took a lot of these risks as a
19:46
Speaker 4: young business owner. But my point was, I knew I
19:49
Speaker 4: was rolling the dice and that I could lose, and
19:52
Speaker 4: that's the reality. I knew that a bigger place could
19:54
Speaker 4: come and take my customers if I didn't do a
19:56
Speaker 4: really good job to keep my customers. And that was
19:59
Speaker 4: always the real of business. And that's the reality for
20:02
Speaker 4: most small business owners in America today. It's only a
20:05
Speaker 4: few a handful of these big businesses that get to
20:08
Speaker 4: pull that off using the excuse of too big to fail.
20:12
Speaker 4: I'm with Kevin O'Leary here. I agree, let the losers die.
20:16
Speaker 4: You can't win. You can't win, and that's it because
20:20
Speaker 4: ultimately somebody else has to step up, right and competition,
20:25
Speaker 4: good competition is good for the consumer. But when you
20:28
Speaker 4: have this fake, phony, fraud propped up type of competition
20:32
Speaker 4: that's being funded by the government like we did with
20:34
Speaker 4: AIG and that with City Group and all the rest
20:36
Speaker 4: of them. I think it's a bad move. Now some
20:39
Speaker 4: will say, so you would have had all those people
20:41
Speaker 4: lose their jobs in our economy tank and potentially this, that,
20:45
Speaker 4: and the other, which ended up working out because they
20:47
Speaker 4: all paid their stuff back. So it proves that we
20:50
Speaker 4: bailing them out was the right thing to do. I
20:52
Speaker 4: don't think it proves that. I think it proves that
20:54
Speaker 4: bailing them out worked, It doesn't mean that it was
20:57
Speaker 4: the right thing to do. I think the right thing
20:59
Speaker 4: to do is exactly what mister wonderful set. Allow that
21:01
Speaker 4: protein to feed the barnacle and the other urchins in
21:05
Speaker 4: the sea, and allow people to move on because other
21:08
Speaker 4: people would have had an opportunity to grow their business
21:10
Speaker 4: to medium sized players become the major players. When the
21:13
Speaker 4: major players go belly up, that's how it goes, right,
21:17
Speaker 4: or at least other major players can gobble you up.
21:20
Speaker 4: But if nobody's interested in what you've got, then you're
21:22
Speaker 4: a done deal. Right, So now the government is looking
21:25
Speaker 4: at being the major player that may do this, and
21:28
Speaker 4: again mister wonderful says it's a bad idea. I say,
21:31
Speaker 4: as long as we can get the profit for it,
21:33
Speaker 4: it's great. The problem is we with the profit also
21:35
Speaker 4: comes the losses if we don't get it, and that's
21:38
Speaker 4: where I think it's problematic. And you get closer and
21:41
Speaker 4: closer to state run industries, which I don't think are
21:45
Speaker 4: a good thing. I don't want the state to do
21:47
Speaker 4: anything right, but I understand this is the leverage that
21:50
Speaker 4: Trump has, and it puts us all in a precarious place. Right.
21:53
Speaker 4: You have Elon Musk not too long ago saying that
21:56
Speaker 4: the best way forward is to put everybody on a
21:57
Speaker 4: universal basic income of ten or fifteen thousand a month
22:00
Speaker 4: to keep the economy going. Real nice people, and everybody's
22:03
Speaker 4: making six figures by staying home. That's crazy, and I
22:06
Speaker 4: don't mean everybody. They're probably going to focus on people
22:08
Speaker 4: of early retirement age, you know, fifty five, sixty five,
22:11
Speaker 4: seventy five, whatever, giving them that kind of money so
22:14
Speaker 4: that they can enjoy their retirement. Probably not seventy five,
22:17
Speaker 4: because they're on Social Security and they're on their way out,
22:20
Speaker 4: so you're probably looking more like fifty five and sixty
22:22
Speaker 4: Five've imagined if that were to happen, that would be wild,
22:26
Speaker 4: really wild.
22:27
Speaker 14: Right.
22:27
Speaker 4: You have all these young people, relatively young, healthy people
22:30
Speaker 4: in their fifties that are unable to compete with younger
22:33
Speaker 4: people getting paid to not work. It sounds like a
22:37
Speaker 4: socialist dream to me. I don't think it's going to happen.
22:40
Speaker 4: I hope it doesn't happen, but God, if it ever
22:42
Speaker 4: does happen, then let it be at a wage like that, right,
22:46
Speaker 4: where people are making enough money to live a decent
22:48
Speaker 4: life and not become a problem. But in effect you
22:52
Speaker 4: are the problem if you're making one hundred k year
22:55
Speaker 4: on a government backed universal income program.
23:00
Speaker 7: Right.
23:00
Speaker 4: I mean that that whole idea from Elon Musk was wild.
23:04
Speaker 4: You know, Elin, If you're listening, I'd love to have
23:06
Speaker 4: you on the show and talk about this, because it's
23:08
Speaker 4: one that escapes me. For such a smart guy, and
23:10
Speaker 4: as an ultra capitalist like he is, to suggest a
23:13
Speaker 4: Marxist plan like that, or a Marxist solution is puzzling
23:18
Speaker 4: to me. But anyway, Spirit airlines now defunct, they're gone,
23:23
Speaker 4: and the airline industry in general has been problematic. Earlier
23:28
Speaker 4: today I saw a report about something else that was
23:31
Speaker 4: going on. United Airlines suffered an attack in mid air.
23:38
Speaker 4: You know this is what they're calling an attack, but
23:40
Speaker 4: there's really somebody tried to breach the cockpit or did
23:42
Speaker 4: breach the cockpit, and we got some audio from that.
23:45
Speaker 4: I believe that this is audio from the website flightradar
23:50
Speaker 4: dot com. Listen to this.
23:54
Speaker 13: Emergency. It seems like so much to success to order.
23:58
Speaker 13: Can you get us? Yeah, I'm moving them in. Can
24:01
Speaker 13: you have he reached the Eagles? Met caros here? Please here?
24:05
Speaker 1: Say again?
24:06
Speaker 4: Now I'm not sure if you could hear that. He said,
24:08
Speaker 4: someone has just attacked one of our flight attendants. We
24:12
Speaker 4: need emergency services, and the air traffic controller asked him
24:17
Speaker 4: to repeat, can you.
24:19
Speaker 13: Haven't reached the Eagles some aircraft out here? Yeah?
24:22
Speaker 3: You need them right there?
24:23
Speaker 13: Romeo Short Juliet correct affirmative.
24:25
Speaker 4: Do you have a nature of emergency?
24:27
Speaker 13: Gentlemen? Just stack one to flight tennants and trying to
24:29
Speaker 13: open the four meetcabinuary. Oh my god, trying to get
24:33
Speaker 13: act like all right, we're calling I.
24:35
Speaker 2: Had eighteen thirty seven resk for a gate A seven.
24:39
Speaker 2: We need to be met by a law enforcement We
24:41
Speaker 2: had someone.
24:46
Speaker 4: All right, So you want it at the gate down.
24:50
Speaker 2: Flight attendants at door one L were attacked and they
24:53
Speaker 2: managed to get the door open, and we're restrained by
24:56
Speaker 2: multiple passengers. Aircraft is still under control. We're coming into
25:02
Speaker 2: the gate, Anama. I don't know for sure yet, but
25:05
Speaker 2: we probably had some injuries as well as some medical
25:08
Speaker 2: personnel as well.
25:09
Speaker 13: And get me a supervisor down here, manager down here
25:11
Speaker 13: as well.
25:11
Speaker 2: For you in the flight.
25:14
Speaker 4: This happened again yesterday, I believe last night. Right, this
25:21
Speaker 4: is crazy stuff that's going on. Right. This is on
25:23
Speaker 4: flight United Airlines eighteen thirty seven, Newark Liberty International Airports,
25:27
Speaker 4: about twenty minutes from my home, about thirty five minutes
25:30
Speaker 4: from our Times Square studio in New York City. If
25:34
Speaker 4: you're not dealing with a lot of traffic, this is
25:37
Speaker 4: crazy stuff, really really crazy stuff. So this is the
25:42
Speaker 4: type of stuff we're dealing with. You got passengers are straining,
25:45
Speaker 4: some local and I don't know the details yet. I
25:47
Speaker 4: don't know if he yelled anything. I don't know if
25:49
Speaker 4: he made any demands. I don't know what the purpose
25:51
Speaker 4: of him trying to get into the flight deck was.
25:53
Speaker 4: But it shouldn't be happening, right, We need to get
26:00
Speaker 4: under control, and it seems like it was under control.
26:02
Speaker 13: Right.
26:02
Speaker 4: You can't eliminate the bad people, right, You can't eliminate
26:05
Speaker 4: the Cole Allens of the world or the crazy people
26:08
Speaker 4: on these planes, but you can be prepared for them,
26:11
Speaker 4: and it seems like they were prepared. They had the
26:13
Speaker 4: protocols in place, and some heroic passengers made sure that
26:18
Speaker 4: this guy didn't go anywhere and held him down. And
26:20
Speaker 4: kudos to them, right, because we always need people to
26:23
Speaker 4: step up and do the right thing. But wild times
26:27
Speaker 4: in the airline world, right, wild times, no more spirit.
26:30
Speaker 4: You've got people breaking into cockpits all sorts of Lokua
26:33
Speaker 4: and just think Jet Blue might have been able to
26:37
Speaker 4: purchase spirit if it wasn't for Elizabeth Warren and Pete
26:42
Speaker 4: boodhage Edge and the rest of the left within the
26:45
Speaker 4: Democrat Party and the Biden administration opposing it. So now
26:49
Speaker 4: it's gone, And what's going to happen to Jet Blue?
26:52
Speaker 4: They're posting losses as well. Are they going to be
26:54
Speaker 4: the next one to go belly up? We're going to
26:56
Speaker 4: find out more to come straight ahead. I'm rich weal
26:57
Speaker 4: does keep it locked right.
26:58
Speaker 5: Here, America. This is America.
27:43
Speaker 7: President.
27:43
Speaker 4: Prone take from mister President. Welcome to the program, sir, well, thank.
27:47
Speaker 6: You, Rich and thank you for everything. I know you
27:49
Speaker 6: very well and I have I listen, but I have
27:52
Speaker 6: a lot of people that listen and they love your show,
27:54
Speaker 6: and I appreciate it very much.
27:57
Speaker 4: I appreciate it too, sir. Thank you for that, and
27:59
Speaker 4: I mean it goes well.
28:00
Speaker 15: Come back.
28:00
Speaker 4: It's Rich valdask keeping your company this Monday night, just
28:03
Speaker 4: hours away from my birthday, officially kicking off Synko to Mayo.
28:06
Speaker 4: But I want to talk about something that happened over
28:08
Speaker 4: the weekend, right because over the weekend you had everybody
28:12
Speaker 4: making the rounds on the Sunday shows, and not the
28:14
Speaker 4: least of which was United States Attorney General Todd Blanche.
28:18
Speaker 4: Todd Blanche sitting down with Kristen Welker on NBC to
28:22
Speaker 4: talk about exactly what's going on with the James Comey situation,
28:25
Speaker 4: because he says, listen, this isn't simply about seashells. Listen
28:30
Speaker 4: to this.
28:33
Speaker 13: Quote.
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Speaker 16: A reasonable recipient who is familiar with the circumstances would
28:37
Speaker 16: interpret as a serious expression of an intent to do
28:41
Speaker 16: harm to the President of the United States. How does
28:44
Speaker 16: that image of seashells amount to a serious threat against
28:48
Speaker 16: the president's life.
28:50
Speaker 17: Well, every case requires an investigation, and what you just
28:52
Speaker 17: showed is one part of that investigation. What you just
28:55
Speaker 17: showed as the Instagram post. Rest assured that the career
28:59
Speaker 17: assist United States attorneys in North Carolina, the career FBI agents,
29:03
Speaker 17: the career Secret Service agents that investigated this case didn't
29:07
Speaker 17: just look at the Instagram post to walk away. That's
29:10
Speaker 17: why you saw an indictment last week. I'm notwithstaying the
29:13
Speaker 17: fact that it was last May that the post was made,
29:15
Speaker 17: so I am not permitted to get into the details
29:18
Speaker 17: of what the grand jury heard or found, as you know.
29:21
Speaker 17: But Rest assured that it's not just the Instagram post
29:24
Speaker 17: that leads somebody to get indicted.
29:25
Speaker 4: Oh snap, it's not just the Instagram post. Well, of
29:29
Speaker 4: course she's going to push back and say, well, then
29:31
Speaker 4: what is it, Attorney General Blanche.
29:33
Speaker 16: Well, part of what the government would have to prove
29:36
Speaker 16: is intent. James Comy deleted the post the same day,
29:40
Speaker 16: and he wrote, quote, I didn't realize some folks associate
29:43
Speaker 16: those numbers with violence. It never occurred to me, But
29:46
Speaker 16: I oppose violence of any kind, So I took the
29:50
Speaker 16: post down.
29:51
Speaker 4: Hold on a second, now, just imagine Kristen Welker making
29:54
Speaker 4: this same argument for somebody saying, you know that they
29:57
Speaker 4: were going to hurt somebody, harm somebody. I'm going to
29:58
Speaker 4: kill somebody. Yeah I can't. I'm going to kill that guy. Hey,
30:02
Speaker 4: you can't say that that's a threat against that person.
30:04
Speaker 4: You're threatening their life.
30:05
Speaker 13: Oh.
30:05
Speaker 4: I didn't realize that anybody would ever take it seriously.
30:08
Speaker 4: I was just saying I was going to kill the guy. Well,
30:11
Speaker 4: let me delete my tweet and then everything's good. Right,
30:13
Speaker 4: I've no longer committed my crime because I've deleted the tweet.
30:16
Speaker 4: How dumb? Does she sound? Unbelievable?
30:19
Speaker 16: How do you prove intent? Mister Blanchwin, Mister Comy himself
30:24
Speaker 16: said he didn't understand that some people would look at that.
30:27
Speaker 4: Who cares what he understands, Kristin Welker, Really, whose side
30:31
Speaker 4: are you on?
30:32
Speaker 16: And think about violence?
30:33
Speaker 17: You prove intent like you always prove intent. You prove
30:36
Speaker 17: intent with witnesses, You prove intent with documents, with materials.
30:40
Speaker 17: So again, this is not just about a single Instagram post.
30:43
Speaker 17: This is about a body of evidence that the grand
30:45
Speaker 17: jury collected over the series of about eleven months that
30:49
Speaker 17: evidence was presented to the grand jury. And it's not
30:51
Speaker 17: the government, it's not the Department of Justice, it's not
30:54
Speaker 17: Todd Blanche that returned an indictment against James Colemy. It's
30:57
Speaker 17: a grand jury part of the judicial process. That this
31:00
Speaker 17: process has to be allowed to play out in the courts.
31:03
Speaker 17: It's not fair to mister Comy. It's certainly not fair
31:06
Speaker 17: to the prosecutors for us to be airing your view
31:09
Speaker 17: or my view of this indictment. It's something that will
31:12
Speaker 17: present it in court at the time. Step by the judge.
31:15
Speaker 4: Quote that was great, that was great. She read the quote.
31:18
Speaker 4: He set her straight. It was fantastic. And I don't
31:22
Speaker 4: know if she realizes that she is in effect a
31:26
Speaker 4: de facto defense lawyer for James Comy. Right, this goes
31:29
Speaker 4: beyond telling both sides of the story. This is her
31:33
Speaker 4: actually questioning the legal system. How are you going to
31:38
Speaker 4: prove intent? And his response is beautiful and he said,
31:41
Speaker 4: similar to the other day in a press conference, the
31:44
Speaker 4: way you always do it, the way you evidence. You
31:47
Speaker 4: use evidence in every court case. That's why we have courts.
31:50
Speaker 4: If the presupposition that is built into her question automatically
31:55
Speaker 4: presumes that if this man says he's not guilty, then
31:58
Speaker 4: that's it. There's no need for a trial. I mean,
32:01
Speaker 4: who else gets that kind of treatment? President Trump surely
32:05
Speaker 4: didn't get that kind of treatment when he said he
32:06
Speaker 4: wasn't guilty. It's unbelievable to me that people actually entertain
32:11
Speaker 4: this type of drivel. Really, I mean, come on, how
32:14
Speaker 4: dumb do you think people are. I understand people are overworked.
32:17
Speaker 4: I understand people have other things to worry about other
32:19
Speaker 4: than the news and politics and all that stuff. But
32:21
Speaker 4: for those of us that listen to the news every day,
32:23
Speaker 4: analyze the news, that work in this business, even, come on,
32:28
Speaker 4: stop trying and insult everybody's intelligence. Unbelievable anyway. So that's
32:34
Speaker 4: the case there with that one. Now somebody else that
32:37
Speaker 4: really just you know, I don't get into this too much,
32:40
Speaker 4: but this one I'm going to get into only because
32:42
Speaker 4: this was wild. Right. You've got the commentator named Tucker Carlson.
32:49
Speaker 4: He doesnt interview with The New York Times, you know,
32:52
Speaker 4: not a right wing rag by any means, right, And
32:56
Speaker 4: they call him out on something that he said where
32:58
Speaker 4: he called Trump the Ante Christ. He says I did
33:02
Speaker 4: not do that. She plays the video for him. He says,
33:08
Speaker 4: that never came out of my mouth. What does she think?
33:11
Speaker 4: What does he think? Do they mutually think that AI
33:15
Speaker 4: was used to make him say something he didn't say,
33:18
Speaker 4: or is he just backpedaling you decide.
33:20
Speaker 3: Listen to this clip what I was saying, which is,
33:23
Speaker 3: you cannot mock other people's gods and put yourself in
33:28
Speaker 3: their place.
33:29
Speaker 13: Period.
33:29
Speaker 3: That is a deal killer for me. That's worse than
33:31
Speaker 3: the war with Iran in my opinion.
33:33
Speaker 14: Yeah, but I ask because you know you've been talking
33:35
Speaker 14: on your show about whether Trump is the Antichrist.
33:38
Speaker 4: I mean before I should have paused this a second ago.
33:40
Speaker 4: But he said, mocking someone else's god is worse than
33:46
Speaker 4: the war in Iran in his opinion. He's entitled to
33:50
Speaker 4: his opinion. But let's just analyze that. If I make
33:54
Speaker 4: fun of your god, I'm exercising my free speech right.
33:57
Speaker 4: Free speech is what protects un popular speech, speech that
34:01
Speaker 4: people don't like to hear. That's what free speech is.
34:04
Speaker 4: He's saying that free speech is worse than the Iranians
34:09
Speaker 4: killing women for not wearing hitjobs, killing gays for being
34:12
Speaker 4: gays for whatever they're doing killing people just for simply
34:16
Speaker 4: dissenting in the streets, protesting against their regime, and then
34:20
Speaker 4: the United States taking action against them. This war is
34:23
Speaker 4: what he's talking about. And he says that that is
34:25
Speaker 4: not as bad as the free speech. Blows me away.
34:28
Speaker 4: Blows me away.
34:29
Speaker 2: Now.
34:30
Speaker 4: She follows up with a question about calling Trump the Antichrist,
34:33
Speaker 4: and the backpedaling begins.
34:35
Speaker 14: Yeah, but I ask, because you know, you've been talking
34:37
Speaker 14: on your show about whether Trump is the Antichrist.
34:40
Speaker 4: I have none said that. On your show the day
34:42
Speaker 4: after Easter.
34:43
Speaker 14: You noted he did not put his hand on the
34:45
Speaker 14: Bible during his swearing and ceremony as president. You said,
34:48
Speaker 14: and I'm quoting, maybe he didn't put his hand on
34:50
Speaker 14: the Bible because he affirmatively rejects what's inside that book.
34:54
Speaker 14: And then on a recent show you went further saying,
34:56
Speaker 14: here's a leader who's mocking the gods of his ancestors,
34:59
Speaker 14: mocking the God of God and exalting himself above them.
35:02
Speaker 14: Could this be the Antichrist?
35:04
Speaker 3: I actually did not say, could this be the Antichrist?
35:07
Speaker 3: Here's a leader who here is mocking the gods of
35:09
Speaker 3: his ancestors, mocking the God of gods and exalting himself
35:14
Speaker 3: above them. Could this be the Antichrist? Well, who knows?
35:20
Speaker 4: That's a receipt.
35:21
Speaker 3: I don't know where that comes from, but I know
35:23
Speaker 3: that those words never left my lips. Because I'm not
35:26
Speaker 3: sure I fully understand what the Antichrist is. If there's
35:28
Speaker 3: just one I actually tried to understand it, I may
35:32
Speaker 3: have said some are asking that. I'm not weighing on
35:35
Speaker 3: that because I don't understand it.
35:37
Speaker 4: Just to be done. Obviously I don't understand it. Listen,
35:43
Speaker 4: I would ask for a transcript. I would say, play
35:46
Speaker 4: the tape again. But to sit there and just say
35:48
Speaker 4: I don't recall saying it. You can say that, but
35:52
Speaker 4: to say, look, those words never left my mouth when
35:54
Speaker 4: the proof is there, come on, I mean, come on,
35:59
Speaker 4: this isn't helpful, not for him, not for anybody. The
36:01
Speaker 4: whole thing is wild. So Kristin Welker got caught defending
36:06
Speaker 4: James Camy. Maybe she didn't know she was doing that,
36:09
Speaker 4: but she did. Mister Carlson has been caught looks like fibbing,
36:14
Speaker 4: or at least forgetting what he said. And now you've
36:18
Speaker 4: got somebody else that's been caught. Sixteen of them to
36:21
Speaker 4: be exact, a bunch of arrests. Sixteen people arrested in
36:25
Speaker 4: connection with child predator crimes. Listen to this, acio La
36:29
Speaker 4: County Sheriff, go right ahead to.
36:31
Speaker 15: Think anyone about harming children. We are watching you. Let
36:35
Speaker 15: me be clear, perfectly clear, we are watching what you
36:38
Speaker 15: were doing. There's nowhere to hide on the internet. If
36:40
Speaker 15: you make a move to harm one of these children,
36:42
Speaker 15: we will track you down. We will not stop until
36:44
Speaker 15: every predator is removed from society and our streets and
36:48
Speaker 15: our communities. These arrests are just the beginning. I'm gonna
36:52
Speaker 15: talk to the parents, and I need you to pay
36:54
Speaker 15: attention to parents. Please be vigilant with your children. Talk
36:57
Speaker 15: to your children about the dangers of online gaming platforms,
37:01
Speaker 15: cell phones, chat groups. The Attorney General here filed lawsuits
37:06
Speaker 15: back in end of twenty five and twenty six against roadblocks.
37:09
Speaker 15: It's one of the places where they're preying on children.
37:11
Speaker 15: It's a predator's stomping grounds to go looking for. It's
37:14
Speaker 15: where they hunt. Our work is far from over, far
37:19
Speaker 15: from over.
37:20
Speaker 4: If you hunt our children, yeah, you hunt our children,
37:23
Speaker 4: we hunt you right Let them know. I think that's fantastic.
37:26
Speaker 4: Kudos to the sheriff, Sheriff Christopher Blackman, Osciola County, Florida,
37:33
Speaker 4: And there was also a joint effort or a separate effort.
37:36
Speaker 4: It happened around the same time with a similar predators
37:41
Speaker 4: thing in North Carolina. So needless to say, these people
37:44
Speaker 4: are on the job doing what has to be done,
37:47
Speaker 4: and I couldn't be prouder, right, these are the types
37:50
Speaker 4: of news stories we want to talk about. We want
37:52
Speaker 4: people that abuse and harm and hunt our children to
37:56
Speaker 4: be abused and harmed and put down so that they
38:00
Speaker 4: are no longer hunting. Let them be hunted. These operations
38:06
Speaker 4: span six counties, including Nash County. Sixteen individuals that were arrested,
38:11
Speaker 4: ranging in age from nineteen to eighty seven years old.
38:14
Speaker 4: The charges include solicitation of a child by computer, sexual
38:17
Speaker 4: exploitation of a minor, and the dissemination of obscenity. Last month,
38:23
Speaker 4: similar operation Catch a con Fifteen of the sixteen arrested
38:29
Speaker 4: men were reportedly traveling to a designated location expecting to
38:33
Speaker 4: meet a miner for sex. The targeted ages of the
38:36
Speaker 4: suspects believe they were communicating with victims from the ages
38:40
Speaker 4: of twelve and sixteen, So these guys thought they were
38:42
Speaker 4: talking to the little kids that were twelve and sixteen
38:44
Speaker 4: years old. Sixteen is not a little kid, but definitely
38:46
Speaker 4: a miner for sure, and FYI. According to WSH News
38:54
Speaker 4: Channel two, these cases are part of a broader crackdown.
38:57
Speaker 4: Florida officials recently noted that over four teen hundred sexual
39:01
Speaker 4: predators have been arrested statewide in the past year. Kudos
39:05
Speaker 4: Toron DeSantis. First, he ends the income tax, or is
39:08
Speaker 4: working on ending the income tax, I mean the property
39:11
Speaker 4: tax in Florida, which already has no income tax, and
39:14
Speaker 4: now he's going after these guys. He is an excellent governor,
39:17
Speaker 4: He's an excellent operator, and I hope that he has
39:21
Speaker 4: aspirations for a political future. He just needs, I think,
39:25
Speaker 4: a more solid team around him that can get him
39:29
Speaker 4: off the ground. I think he's got an excellent team
39:30
Speaker 4: for Florida, but he needs a team that's excellent at
39:33
Speaker 4: the national level. If that makes sense anyway. We will
39:37
Speaker 4: continue more to come straight ahead. I'm ri Childs, don't
39:40
Speaker 4: go anywhere.
39:41
Speaker 5: This is America. This is America. He's brown, he's bald,
39:58
Speaker 5: and he's breaking it down.
40:00
Speaker 4: Oh he's so handsome.
40:01
Speaker 5: What's his name Rich Valdez.
40:06
Speaker 4: All right for media, welcome back. It's rich Valdez Valdez
40:09
Speaker 4: with ns at Rich Valdees on all of the social media.
40:12
Speaker 4: And we've got a report that broke a little while
40:14
Speaker 4: ago with respect to the latest on America's Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
40:19
Speaker 4: Here is I don't know her name, Sorry about that
40:22
Speaker 4: from the Fox News channel. Very pretty though, very very
40:25
Speaker 4: pretty letter ripen.
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Speaker 18: We are receiving a word. Former New York City Mayor
40:29
Speaker 18: Rudy Giuliani is making a recovery from pneumonia after being
40:33
Speaker 18: hospitalized over the weekend. A spokesperson for Giuliani's team hosting
40:37
Speaker 18: this on X quote, Mayor Rudy Giuliani is recovering from pneumonia.
40:41
Speaker 18: On September eleventh, Mayor Giuliani ran toward the towers to
40:45
Speaker 18: help those in need, which later led to a diagnosis
40:48
Speaker 18: of restrictive airway disease. This condition adds complications to any
40:52
Speaker 18: respiratory illness, and the virus quickly overwhelmed his body, requiring
40:56
Speaker 18: mechanical ventilation to maintain adequate oxygen and stabilize condition. He
41:01
Speaker 18: is now breathing on his own with his family and
41:03
Speaker 18: primary medical provider at his side. Mayor Giuliani is the
41:07
Speaker 18: ultimate fighter, as he has demonstrated throughout his life, and
41:10
Speaker 18: he is winning this battle. Any updates on the former mayor,
41:14
Speaker 18: we will bring it to you as soon as new
41:16
Speaker 18: information comes in.
41:17
Speaker 4: Well Amen, Praise God, Halleljah. That's a good thing to hear,
41:21
Speaker 4: because a America needs America's Mayor Rudy Giuliani. We love him,
41:26
Speaker 4: and I'm thankful that our prayers have been answered thus far,
41:30
Speaker 4: because it's very difficult. You know, Mayor Giuliani's Birthday's coming
41:33
Speaker 4: up and about two weeks after mine, and I think
41:38
Speaker 4: he's going to be eighty two or eighty three years old.
41:40
Speaker 4: I was at his birthday party just I think last year.
41:42
Speaker 4: It was in Manhattan and Italian Place, maybe the year before.
41:45
Speaker 4: But my point is that this is very difficult. And
41:48
Speaker 4: I only know this because my dad, who in his
41:51
Speaker 4: late seventies, had several bouts with pneumonia, and one of
41:55
Speaker 4: them was critical, like the way they're mentioning his where
41:57
Speaker 4: he had to be intubated, where he had to go
41:59
Speaker 4: on a ventilator, he was not able to breathe on
42:01
Speaker 4: his own. This is my dad. I'm talking about now,
42:03
Speaker 4: not maryor Giuliani, who I think went through the same
42:05
Speaker 4: exact thing. And my dad was released with a three
42:11
Speaker 4: month recovery, saying it's going to take ninety days for
42:14
Speaker 4: him to get back, you know, even seventy percent of
42:18
Speaker 4: his previous lung function. My dad also had COPD, and
42:23
Speaker 4: it's very difficult when you're up in years to fight
42:27
Speaker 4: these types of pulmonary infections, which can sometimes cause sepsis,
42:31
Speaker 4: and because of just age and the way you're swallowing
42:36
Speaker 4: works for my dad, he had a traumatic brain injury
42:38
Speaker 4: that caused him to swallow not as effectively as he
42:41
Speaker 4: always did, which would cause frequent aspiration pneumonias. I'm getting
42:46
Speaker 4: into the weeds here, but he would choke on his
42:48
Speaker 4: own saliva quite often or swallow down the wrong pipe
42:50
Speaker 4: as we say, and that would cause you know, bouts
42:55
Speaker 4: of pneumonia. And it took a toll on him. Ultimately,
42:58
Speaker 4: it didn't claim his life. My dad died of a stroke.
43:02
Speaker 4: But these things were tough. I mean, they really knocked
43:05
Speaker 4: them on his butt. So Mayor Julian, he's a strong man,
43:09
Speaker 4: he's a fighter. I'm glad that he's fighting. I pray
43:12
Speaker 4: that this is going to work out well for him.
43:13
Speaker 4: I think he's going to come out on the other
43:15
Speaker 4: side of this victorious. The fact that he's breathing on
43:18
Speaker 4: his own after just a couple of days is a
43:20
Speaker 4: great thing. You know, my dad went through this, you know,
43:23
Speaker 4: more than ten years ago. Medical science is a wonderful
43:26
Speaker 4: thing most of the time, right when you see advancements,
43:29
Speaker 4: sometimes not so much and switching gears, but staying in
43:33
Speaker 4: the same vein here this pneumonia stuff. One of the
43:37
Speaker 4: first bouts my dad had with pneumonia was after shortly
43:42
Speaker 4: after a pneumonia or a flu shot. He'd gotten one
43:46
Speaker 4: of those, and I noticed every time he got that,
43:48
Speaker 4: he got sick. And I told the doctor and he said, yeah,
43:51
Speaker 4: because there's a little bit of the bacteria in there
43:53
Speaker 4: and it can cause the symptoms sometimes even look like
43:55
Speaker 4: you're getting sick. But I noticed my dad was better
43:58
Speaker 4: off not having it because every year you had to
44:00
Speaker 4: take a new one because of a quote unquote new strain. Well,
44:03
Speaker 4: if there's a new strain every year, then I think
44:06
Speaker 4: it doesn't make a lot of sense to get this
44:08
Speaker 4: every year, because I don't think it's really stopping against
44:10
Speaker 4: the strain at least that was my thought. This was
44:12
Speaker 4: me and Layman's terms right in twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen.
44:16
Speaker 4: Excuse me. So I decided to check what his doctor
44:20
Speaker 4: and I stopped giving him the vaccines, and guess what,
44:23
Speaker 4: he stopped getting sick for the most part, at least
44:26
Speaker 4: from respiratory illnesses. So that was a relief for me.
44:29
Speaker 4: But I just saw this thing released less than a
44:32
Speaker 4: day ago from doctor Mary Tally Boden, and she's a
44:38
Speaker 4: physician and had a similar story to what my dad
44:41
Speaker 4: went through. And this is a very young woman. Listen
44:43
Speaker 4: to this. This doctor gave her kids the flu shot
44:46
Speaker 4: every single year.
44:47
Speaker 18: Then she ended up in the ICU, and what she
44:50
Speaker 18: found in the data after that will make you question
44:52
Speaker 18: everything you've been told about vaccines.
44:55
Speaker 19: Prior to the pandemic.
44:56
Speaker 6: I was a good little soldier.
44:58
Speaker 19: I got all my shots. I got the flu shot annually.
45:01
Speaker 19: I got my kids the flu shot annually. But I
45:04
Speaker 19: did have one time, and it was right before the pandemic.
45:08
Speaker 19: I got the flu. Right after getting the flu shot,
45:11
Speaker 19: I ended up in the ICU with pneumonia and sepsis.
45:15
Speaker 19: The pandemic caused me to dig into the data about
45:18
Speaker 19: the flu shot, which I really hadn't done before. You know,
45:21
Speaker 19: I had just taken everything at face value. Oh, I'm
45:24
Speaker 19: sure it's fine. The FDA approved it, you know, we're
45:27
Speaker 19: told it's safe and effective and never questioned it.
45:29
Speaker 7: Shame on me.
45:30
Speaker 19: But when you dig into the data with the flu shot,
45:33
Speaker 19: you see that it does not prevent hospitalization, it does
45:35
Speaker 19: not prevent death. It actually they've shown that it could
45:39
Speaker 19: increase your risk of other infections.
45:42
Speaker 4: Yep, that's a fact. So she's talking about that to
45:45
Speaker 4: promote her book Dangerous Misinformation, But she didn't lie there.
45:50
Speaker 4: That was my exact experience. Now, I'm not saying that
45:53
Speaker 4: Mayor Giuliani had any of those things. I'm saying that
45:55
Speaker 4: my dad had that, and she's saying that she had that.
45:58
Speaker 4: But what I am saying is that we have to
46:00
Speaker 4: really evaluate things. You nowadays have to know a lot.
46:05
Speaker 4: It's not like, well, that's why I go to the doctor.
46:07
Speaker 4: They're supposed to know. Sadly, that's not enough. You've got
46:10
Speaker 4: to talk to your doctor, and you've got to find
46:11
Speaker 4: doctors that kind of compete with the literature and will
46:15
Speaker 4: challenge the current literature because there's a reality, a political
46:19
Speaker 4: reality that some of the people funding some of the
46:21
Speaker 4: studies want a particular outcome, and it sucks to say
46:26
Speaker 4: it's true, but it is. So you have to kind
46:29
Speaker 4: of think to yourself what's best for me. And I've
46:32
Speaker 4: always been of the philosophy of taking less medicine is
46:35
Speaker 4: better for you. Try your best to heal yourself naturally.
46:39
Speaker 4: I think the human body is amazing at healing itself.
46:41
Speaker 4: But at the same time, I'm not a fool, right,
46:44
Speaker 4: I know that there are things out there that work.
46:47
Speaker 4: And you know, my philosophy is, you know, side effects
46:52
Speaker 4: are a thing, and you waive them. Are the side
46:55
Speaker 4: effects worse than their direct effects? If they are, then
46:58
Speaker 4: you don't take it. But if they're, you do what
47:01
Speaker 4: you gotta do. A couple of years ago, my brother
47:03
Speaker 4: got cancer. He said his goodbyes. He said, I don't
47:06
Speaker 4: want to take chemo. I think it's horrible. I'm not
47:09
Speaker 4: going to do it, and I'm saying my goodbyes. And
47:12
Speaker 4: his wife said hell no, and she asked me to
47:14
Speaker 4: talk him into getting it, and I told him, I said, look,
47:16
Speaker 4: you're young, you have super high chance of this working.
47:21
Speaker 4: What are you going to do? I think you should
47:23
Speaker 4: do it, but grudgingly he did it. Today he's healthy
47:26
Speaker 4: as an ox and he's alive and well. But he
47:31
Speaker 4: went through hell, literal hell, hell on earth. It looked
47:33
Speaker 4: like he had died, gone to the cryptkeeper looked like
47:36
Speaker 4: a corpse walking. It was brutal. This is a guy
47:39
Speaker 4: who's spent most of his adult life being two hundred
47:42
Speaker 4: and fifty pounds, big mouth, tough guy. And he couldn't
47:46
Speaker 4: talk because he had broat cancer and the chemo got
47:50
Speaker 4: him and the radiation got him so bad that he
47:52
Speaker 4: just he was unable to use his mouth and his throat,
47:55
Speaker 4: so he was eating by a feeding tube, getting hydration
47:58
Speaker 4: the same way through IV and what not. And it
48:01
Speaker 4: was and this went on for months, maybe even closer
48:04
Speaker 4: to a year, brutal, brutal time for our family. But
48:08
Speaker 4: what I'll say is, thank God he's alive. And it
48:11
Speaker 4: was because the medicine worked. Despite the side effects, the
48:14
Speaker 4: medicine worked. He's since changed his lifestyle, turned his eating around,
48:18
Speaker 4: does a lot of you know, these natural things. You
48:21
Speaker 4: always hear people talking about methylene blue and all these
48:24
Speaker 4: other things, and he's all into all sorts of things
48:26
Speaker 4: like that. But at the time it was chemo that worked.
48:29
Speaker 4: Chemo's what did the thing, keto and radiation. So I say,
48:35
Speaker 4: you reject that stuff as much as you can, but
48:39
Speaker 4: ultimately you do the right thing. Now, he still says, listen,
48:42
Speaker 4: after doing it, I did it once. I'm in remission.
48:44
Speaker 4: Thank god. His word is not mine, he says. If
48:48
Speaker 4: I have to go through it again, I'm not going
48:49
Speaker 4: through it. It's too rough. So everybody has to go
48:54
Speaker 4: through it on their own and make their own choices.
48:56
Speaker 4: But be cognizant of what you're going through. Know what
49:01
Speaker 4: you're putting in your body. Know that the flu vaccine,
49:04
Speaker 4: ammonia vaccine, these things have side effects that may in
49:07
Speaker 4: your opinion, at least in mind. As a non medical
49:10
Speaker 4: provider providing non medical advice, they do outweigh the benefit.
49:15
Speaker 4: And I saw the benefit of that with my dad.
49:19
Speaker 4: Like I said, my dad didn't die of a pulmonary issue.
49:22
Speaker 4: It was ultimately a stroke. So take that for what
49:26
Speaker 4: it's worth. Anyway more to come straight ahead, final thoughts,
49:29
Speaker 4: keep it locked right here on Valdez.
49:31
Speaker 5: This is America, This is America. He's making podcasting great again.
49:53
Speaker 5: This is America with Rich Valdez.
50:03
Speaker 4: All right for Amidia, Welcome back Rich Valdez, keeping your
50:06
Speaker 4: company tonight Monday night, May the fourth be with you,
50:09
Speaker 4: and I want to get into a couple of things
50:11
Speaker 4: before we wrap up. One of them was I kept
50:15
Speaker 4: telling you the last couple of nights about a story
50:18
Speaker 4: about the Christian singer Amy Grant. And Amy Grant had
50:23
Speaker 4: fallen off of my motorcycle back in twenty twenty two
50:26
Speaker 4: and gotten a traumatic brain injury, which my dad also
50:28
Speaker 4: had gotten. He'd gotten one in two thousand and seven,
50:30
Speaker 4: and I learned a lot about that the hard way
50:33
Speaker 4: as well. So I wanted to bring that up because
50:35
Speaker 4: I think it kind of goes with what we were
50:37
Speaker 4: just talking about. It also opens up the conversation to
50:40
Speaker 4: something new, which is what she's learned from this, and
50:43
Speaker 4: I thought it was pretty interesting. I want you to
50:45
Speaker 4: listen to this.
50:46
Speaker 19: You need incredible return of the pot. Hauter said, how
50:49
Speaker 19: are you feeling it?
50:50
Speaker 12: Am I drooling?
50:53
Speaker 10: Well?
50:53
Speaker 12: Actually, last I'm.
50:55
Speaker 4: Just going to chime in there, because she says, am
50:57
Speaker 4: I drooling at a red carpet interview she was giving.
51:00
Speaker 4: And that was one of those things, right, the same
51:02
Speaker 4: reason my dad was constantly getting aspiration pneumonia because he
51:06
Speaker 4: was swallowing his own saliva was because he was producing
51:09
Speaker 4: saliva that he couldn't swallow, which is a common side
51:13
Speaker 4: effect of traumatic brain injuries, which causes you to build
51:16
Speaker 4: the saliva up in your mouth and start to drool.
51:18
Speaker 4: Which is why she said in my drooling jokingly because
51:21
Speaker 4: she's aware that that's part of the side effects of
51:24
Speaker 4: a traumatic brain injury. Just adding some color here, because
51:27
Speaker 4: I know that that may have gone over your head
51:30
Speaker 4: if you don't know about this stuff.
51:32
Speaker 6: This week was my.
51:33
Speaker 12: First time back on stage, and I can't think of
51:37
Speaker 12: a more gentle way to get back into the limelight
51:40
Speaker 12: than doing a Christmas concert with my dear friend Michael W.
51:43
Speaker 18: Smith.
51:44
Speaker 12: And I was nervous that first day. I forgot lyrics
51:47
Speaker 12: to songs that I wrote. But you know, I'm just
51:51
Speaker 12: on a healing journey. But this time here, you know,
51:55
Speaker 12: love and kindness is also very healing. And I'm not kidding.
52:00
Speaker 12: I feel filled up from.
52:03
Speaker 7: Head to toe. How has your lesson I'm helped you through,
52:06
Speaker 7: you know, your recovery?
52:08
Speaker 12: You know, he just has been so patient, and Vince
52:11
Speaker 12: has a way of kind of grounding the space that
52:14
Speaker 12: we're in, even without saying a word. And I think
52:18
Speaker 12: early on I said, what if I'm different, what if
52:20
Speaker 12: I'm not the same, And he said, hey, every day
52:22
Speaker 12: we wake up a little different and we love each
52:25
Speaker 12: other and it's good. And I feel like my old rascally.
52:28
Speaker 19: Selfie and you'rer coutent four, who know how.
52:33
Speaker 11: How it's you, Harven.
52:34
Speaker 7: It's been beautiful.
52:36
Speaker 12: I think ever since COVID, audiences walk into a rehearsal
52:40
Speaker 12: space with a different kind of appreciation to experiencing things together.
52:44
Speaker 12: I mean, proximity matters, and I just think since then,
52:51
Speaker 12: audiences and performers are just so appreciative for the gift
52:54
Speaker 12: of each other. It's really, it's really, it makes everything
52:57
Speaker 12: a beautiful share of experience really quick.
53:00
Speaker 16: Any family know that?
53:02
Speaker 4: All right, I'm gonna end it there because that's an
53:04
Speaker 4: older interview, But she wanted to talk about her husband
53:06
Speaker 4: and a little bit about you know, her experience, and
53:09
Speaker 4: the story here is really about her husband, Vince Gill,
53:12
Speaker 4: who's always been by his wife's side, always been a
53:15
Speaker 4: great supporter. And you heard the reporter ask about him there,
53:19
Speaker 4: saying that you know, he's in it for the long haul.
53:21
Speaker 4: Every day they wake up a little bit of different anyway.
53:24
Speaker 4: So during an appearance that she recently made on the
53:30
Speaker 4: Wild Card with Rachel Martin podcast just on Thursday, Amy Grant,
53:36
Speaker 4: Christian singer and songwriter who experienced this traumatic brain injury
53:39
Speaker 4: back in twenty twenty two, she shared some sound advice
53:42
Speaker 4: that she'd received from her country music star husband during
53:47
Speaker 4: that recovery. And I think that this is something that
53:52
Speaker 4: we could all kind of apply, right. I mean, while
53:55
Speaker 4: it's specific to traumatic brain injuries here, because people are different,
53:58
Speaker 4: right to a little bit. My dad who after this
54:04
Speaker 4: experience of my dad in two thousand and seven, shortly
54:08
Speaker 4: after that, I became his number one caregiver because he
54:13
Speaker 4: forgot a lot of things, including who I was, but
54:16
Speaker 4: he had an affinity for me. I was like his
54:18
Speaker 4: youngest favorite son. He knew my name, but he would
54:21
Speaker 4: see me and not recognize me half the time. Half
54:25
Speaker 4: the time he'd be like, oh, hey, how you doing.
54:27
Speaker 4: And I could tell he was treating me like I
54:28
Speaker 4: was to help. One time I went to his room
54:31
Speaker 4: to help him with something. He said, listen, you get
54:33
Speaker 4: me my breakfast or I'll have you fired. I said,
54:35
Speaker 4: excuse me, and I said, who are you gonna? Who's
54:38
Speaker 4: gonna fire me and and I say it jokingly, right
54:41
Speaker 4: because I'm like, bro, I didn't even want to do this.
54:44
Speaker 4: And he says, my son Richard, and I thought to myself,
54:49
Speaker 4: oh boy, this is going to be a doozy. I've
54:52
Speaker 4: had so many interesting moments like that. But something that
54:56
Speaker 4: Vince Gil told his wife here, he says, I just
55:00
Speaker 4: remember in the fall of twenty twenty two, you know,
55:04
Speaker 4: when her world had gone quiet. And she says, I
55:07
Speaker 4: just remember saying to Vince and you heard her say it,
55:11
Speaker 4: what if this is all I get back? What if
55:14
Speaker 4: this is it? Because to me, it's like the world
55:17
Speaker 4: is in a conversation and I'm down the hall and
55:21
Speaker 4: in the back bedroom. This is like my response time.
55:25
Speaker 4: It's a great way of describing things, right, because she
55:28
Speaker 4: had some ability to recall, but it was slow and
55:32
Speaker 4: you could hear her speech. She wasn't really suffering from
55:34
Speaker 4: aphasia my dad did, where you try to say words
55:38
Speaker 4: but they don't come out because you forgot the words,
55:40
Speaker 4: and you know, and his response was a very supportive one.
55:45
Speaker 4: I'm going to read a quote from this Fox News
55:47
Speaker 4: article here saying, quote, I love making I love people
55:51
Speaker 4: making me laugh. I love delivering a great one liner,
55:54
Speaker 4: she continued, but that doesn't happen when you're like three
55:57
Speaker 4: steps behind the rest of the room. And Vince just said, Amy,
56:01
Speaker 4: life happens to every one of us every day. A
56:04
Speaker 4: virtuosum musician can have a stroke and never be able
56:08
Speaker 4: to pick up their instrument again. All you do is
56:10
Speaker 4: just take the hand your dealt that particular day and
56:14
Speaker 4: you live the life that you get. And I think
56:18
Speaker 4: that's remarkable because you know what that's in reality, that's
56:20
Speaker 4: what you've got to do. You've got to rebuild with
56:23
Speaker 4: this new person, in this new state of mind. And
56:25
Speaker 4: this goes for people that have dementia. It's very similar
56:29
Speaker 4: to having a traumatic brain injury. The difference being with
56:32
Speaker 4: dementia it's a little slower. With Alzheimer's, it's a lot
56:35
Speaker 4: faster the degradation of the brain, And with a TBI,
56:39
Speaker 4: a traumatic brain injury, you can recreate your pathways and
56:42
Speaker 4: see healing and get back some of your memory, you know,
56:47
Speaker 4: kind of shuffled up while you're still in the concussed
56:49
Speaker 4: part of life, but some of that does settle and
56:52
Speaker 4: you do get some of these memories back. Sometimes the
56:54
Speaker 4: damage to that part of the brain is permanent, then
56:56
Speaker 4: you don't get it back. But it's a fasting that
57:00
Speaker 4: I think, you know, many of us don't know a
57:02
Speaker 4: lot about, and that's a good thing that we don't know,
57:04
Speaker 4: you know, at least not through personal experience. But I
57:08
Speaker 4: was really happy to hear her talking about this and
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