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"Not a NEW Civil War" (Monday, May 11, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: I assume that my ambition is a title or a sweet.
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  Speaker 2: My ambition is way bigger than my.
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  Speaker 3: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Jonas.
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  Speaker 4: My ambition is to change this country.
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  Speaker 7: of service to you this Monday morning. You know how
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  Speaker 7: I will give you my analysis of what went on
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  Speaker 8: Yes, I am amazed on how stupid these Congress people
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  Speaker 8: are coming up with AOC with World War eleven so
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  Speaker 8: we've been having We've had none world wars in the
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  Speaker 8: last eighty years that I did not comprehend.
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  Speaker 7: You missed them, you didn't get the news release. And yeah,
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  Speaker 7: these folks, and there there seemed seemingly disattachment from reality.
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  Speaker 3: Is stunning.
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  Speaker 8: Are they US citizens, naturalized people do.
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  Speaker 9: All that?
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  Speaker 8: I mean, I'm kind of curious. You know, she sounded
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  Speaker 8: like somebody honestly, she did not grow up in this
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  Speaker 8: country AOC.
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  Speaker 7: AOC grew up in the People's Republic of Westchester, New York.
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  Speaker 7: Controversial stand and because she likes to talk about South
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  Speaker 7: Bronx and Queens, these you know, lower blue collar areas
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  Speaker 7: that she represents. But she grew up in one of
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  Speaker 7: the tonier New York City suburbs where all the folks
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  Speaker 7: like the Clinton's not far from, like Chappaqua and all
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  Speaker 7: these places outside of New York City. Ilhan Omar, she
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  Speaker 7: did not grow up in this state. She married her
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  Speaker 7: brother allegedly and came to the United States to get citizenship.
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  Speaker 7: She's the the World War eleven one there, and so
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  Speaker 7: that's that's how they all come to this place. But
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  Speaker 7: it's I think a bigger abstract to your question is
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  Speaker 7: not if they're a citizen of the United States, but
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  Speaker 7: if they want to still be citizens of the United States,
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  Speaker 7: because it seems like they've come here weary of what
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  Speaker 7: the United States is and what it stands for, doesn't it.
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  Speaker 8: That's the Yeah, pretty much, that's the way it is.
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  Speaker 8: And we he both put them on in there, than
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  Speaker 8: we keep both trying to find ways to.
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  Speaker 3: Get them out.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, I understand, not.
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  Speaker 8: Get them out, but I mean, you're a little thing
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  Speaker 8: in a Minnesota and the other one in Ohio where
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  Speaker 8: you having all these mega graft coming in. Oh yeah,
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  Speaker 8: hundreds of millions of dollars.
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  Speaker 7: And we shrugged and they shrugged. They shrug and say yeah,
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  Speaker 7: but we're doing good. I don't know for themselves. Bruce,
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  Speaker 7: good stuff, my friend. You have a great morning.
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  Speaker 8: Okay, know you do the same, Joe Diverse to.
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  Speaker 7: Get our first things on the radio, so you know
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  Speaker 7: what we're talking about here. Alexandra occasional Cortex on a
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  Speaker 7: forum over the weekend, saying that she has bigger ambitions
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  Speaker 7: than anything positional.
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  Speaker 10: Uh there.
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  Speaker 7: Iran has sent a response to the latest US ceasefire
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  Speaker 7: China keeps referring to this as a symbolic superpower summit.
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  Speaker 7: It will focus on tariffs and Taiwan and ai and
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  Speaker 3: For you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 7: Still preeminent amongst them is that it ended at appomatics.
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  Speaker 7: I'll explain. I had some emails over the weekend about
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  Speaker 7: that contention, uh, and I want to express because I
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  Speaker 7: think anyone who contacts the program is exemplar of a
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  Speaker 7: portion of the audience, and so we will address in
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  Speaker 7: kind in a moment. But our friends at jcsgold dot
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  Speaker 7: crowd in America. James, Good morning, sir, How are you doing.
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  Speaker 22: I'm Bill Well Joe, and gold and silver are pulling
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  Speaker 22: back a little bit this morning. Gold is down about
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  Speaker 22: one percent, down fifty three dollars to four thousand, six
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  Speaker 22: hundred and sixty one dollars. Silver, on the other hand,
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  Speaker 22: is right at even so far this morning, unchanged and
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  Speaker 22: eighty dollars and twenty seven cents, So.
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  Speaker 7: It finally got to that eighty dollars plateau again. It
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  Speaker 7: had been you know, in some rarefied are for a
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  Speaker 7: while a few months back. But it's dropped back into
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  Speaker 7: the mid seventies. You think it's going to stay around eighty,
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  Speaker 7: you know now for a while it seems it seems
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  Speaker 7: strong above eighty.
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  Speaker 22: Got up to eighty two and eighty three there last week,
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  Speaker 22: and we'll see if it can hold. It really needs
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  Speaker 22: a hold above eighty this week to continue upwards. If
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  Speaker 22: it drops back down to the seventies, you know, we
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  Speaker 22: see some support there in the mid seventies, down to
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  Speaker 22: seventy one dollars an ounce for silver. So those are
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  Speaker 22: the key levels that a lot of clients are looking forward.
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  Speaker 22: But a lot of people again, you know, they always
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  Speaker 22: see those dips below eighty is great buying opportunities to
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  Speaker 22: just stack more silver.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, no kidding. Somebody asked me that it was surprised
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  Speaker 7: that they heard you and me talking about all the
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  Speaker 7: different applications of silver and all the industrial applications, and
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  Speaker 7: they said it was surprised that the prices weren't alternated.
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  Speaker 7: You know, given the other applications of silver, you would
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  Speaker 7: expect that to be a higher price than gold. But
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  Speaker 7: I don't think it's ever worked out that way.
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  Speaker 22: Definitely not. It hasn't worked out their way compared to gold.
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  Speaker 9: Gold.
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  Speaker 22: It's just always seen as the financial metal.
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  Speaker 2: Really.
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  Speaker 22: But yeah, there's the big case for silver is how
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  Speaker 22: much it's used industrially, and that case is growing here,
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  Speaker 22: especially in recent years. And seeing just last year going
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  Speaker 22: from thirty dollars to one hundred and twenty is kind
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  Speaker 22: of proof of that rise.
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  Speaker 7: It's no kidding. You don't need an AI generated well,
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  Speaker 7: of course you'd be using silver if you did. You know,
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  Speaker 7: investment model talk to human beings. That's where they are
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  Speaker 7: at four three four nine seven nine COI N that's
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  Speaker 7: two six four six and this after ten am Eastern.
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  Speaker 7: You'll probably leave a voicemail if you call right now,
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  Speaker 7: but James, you have a great morning and we will
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  Speaker 7: talk to you again tomorrow.
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  Speaker 22: Thanks show you too.
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  Speaker 7: So I received an email over the weekend that I
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  Speaker 7: wanted to address because I think on Friday's program we answer.
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  Speaker 7: We spoke about this just as an abstract. We were
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  Speaker 7: talking about all these battles over redistricting and the nineteen
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  Speaker 7: twenty nine Permanent Reapportionment Act, and of course that brings
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  Speaker 7: us down to the Dixie Krats and their attempts to
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  Speaker 7: diminish the freed slaves power. Jennifer McClellan apparently decided Saul
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  Speaker 7: Olinsky was right, so she was going to accuse the
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  Speaker 7: Republican Party, which was founded to fight slavery. You know,
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  Speaker 7: she decided that she was going to swear in on
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  Speaker 7: this and said on News.
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  Speaker 21: Nation ultimate map looks like and that we fight against
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  Speaker 21: what the Jim Crow South is doing to dilute black
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  Speaker 21: voters and eliminate black representations.
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  Speaker 7: Which is what they did in nineteen twenty nine. Of
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  Speaker 7: course those were Democrats. Just hate to tell you.
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  Speaker 3: That, Jennifer.
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  Speaker 7: I know it flies in the face of what you're
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  Speaker 7: trying to sell us, but it's sales pitch. It's the
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  Speaker 7: McDonald's CEO saying I think McDonald's great, and Burger King,
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  Speaker 7: Burger King's feeding you poison.
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  Speaker 10: So you hear.
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  Speaker 7: Evidence, Michael that that's sorry. Michael was the author of
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  Speaker 7: the email who listens to us on our new affiliate
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  Speaker 7: down in Chattanooga, and we got to get back down there.
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  Speaker 7: I had so much fun there. We were only there
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  Speaker 7: literally for an overnight, but we took some time. We
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  Speaker 7: on not to look out and all that, and it
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  Speaker 7: was just it was neat. But Michael listens to us
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  Speaker 7: Wgow and Chattanooga, and he just heard me saying that
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  Speaker 7: civil war had never ended.
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  Speaker 10: It didn't.
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  Speaker 7: We're fighting the same thing and it's along the same
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  Speaker 7: battle lines, and ironically it's for the same thing. It's
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  Speaker 7: to promote this permanent underclass of servitude, which if you
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  Speaker 7: listen to them talk about how society needs to be
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  Speaker 7: organized and we need to be doing things to benefit people,
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  Speaker 7: they're talking about a permanent underclass caste system where if
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  Speaker 7: you're in it, you don't get out of it. It's
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  Speaker 7: your lot in life. It ain't a lot, but it's
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  Speaker 7: your life. And you and me we look at the
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  Speaker 7: beauty of a system when allowed to work. And remember,
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  Speaker 7: after the Civil War, the American government mostly using imagery
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  Speaker 7: of clowns and gowns, not Supreme Court justices, but knights
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  Speaker 7: in white satin the clan to scare American voters, inventing
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  Speaker 7: sort of that terrorist paradigm we need, you know, all
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  Speaker 7: of the things they started to pass were really basically
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  Speaker 7: the beginnings of the Department of Homeland Security investigations, interstate
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  Speaker 7: investigative units, and things like that all started to come
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  Speaker 7: about after the Civil War so that we could stop
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  Speaker 7: this from ever happening again. What they didn't realize is
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  Speaker 7: the embers that they thought they had quenched in appomatics
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  Speaker 7: were still a glow. Michael, and so now the relative
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  Speaker 7: color of the skin is somewhat different, and the most
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  Speaker 7: the largest population of this permanent underclass are Oh what
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  Speaker 7: was the phrase? I saw this and it really jumped out.
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  Speaker 7: I think it was Later in the conversation with McLellan,
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  Speaker 7: she talked about all the different targeted class Black Americans,
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  Speaker 7: Latino Americans, non English speaking Americans, and I thought, oh
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  Speaker 7: my gosh, they've now inferred citizenship. You don't have to
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  Speaker 7: speak the language non English speaking Americans. I know there's
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  Speaker 7: a million different ways you can go for them, but
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  Speaker 7: I want to finish on Michael's question about the Civil War.
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  Speaker 7: This is what they They're fighting for, the same slavery
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  Speaker 7: that the Dixiecratz that wrote the Permanent Reapportionment Act wanted
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  Speaker 7: to keep. They had grown accustomed to their permanent underclass.
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  Speaker 7: of Staff F Barry's buddy helped get Barack Obama elected
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  Speaker 7: then became mayor of Chicago, Glenn Youngkin on the stage
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  Speaker 7: at some debate esque forum where they were debating. I guess,
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  Speaker 20: If we have enough flags, we still have to convince
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  Speaker 29: What's gonna happen November, and it's gonna come as a
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  Speaker 32: The Save America Act, I got to ask you, because
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  Speaker 7: Well, I don't need to hear Kevin McCarthy, you spin
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  Speaker 7: Save America Act simply says we're going to make sure
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  Speaker 7: only the people who are citizens get on the voter rolls.
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  Speaker 7: Why in the name of all that is holy is
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  Speaker 7: this controversial? I've looked, because there's sometimes the devil's in
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  Speaker 7: the details. You know, you want to there's some proviso.
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  Speaker 7: We had this happen to us with the Eric software.
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  Speaker 7: software that was going to help us get rid of
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  Speaker 7: And once we as Charlie Brown metaphorically got up off
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  Speaker 7: the ground and saw Lucy sitting there with the football
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  Speaker 7: pulled away from us, we realized it was actually a
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  Speaker 7: way for Democrats to identify unregistered but eligible voters so
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  Speaker 7: they could go and target them with ballot harvesting operations.
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  Speaker 7: But when a Republican suggests it's making sure that only
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  Speaker 7: people who are US citizens should be registered to vote.
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  Speaker 7: This is somehow a controversial issue. So is there some
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  Speaker 7: some proviso in here that is a booby trap? And
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  Speaker 7: I can't find one. They just don't want to do
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  Speaker 7: it because and Marjorie Taylor Green painted the most beautiful picture.
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  Speaker 7: She one of Kevin McCarthy's most ardent supporters before he
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  Speaker 7: Marjorie Taylor Green said, yeah, but my husband's construction grow up.
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  Speaker 5: Would you?
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  Speaker 10: And I checked your roster.
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  Speaker 7: Why not does a law saying you do the same
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  Speaker 7: which she's saying that, oh yeah, the same act. What
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  Speaker 7: harm American business by making sure only citizens are voting. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 7: Chunk Schumer and Eric Holder and Mark Elias are going
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  Speaker 7: to put together a free and fair Elections task Force.
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  Speaker 7: This is what he said. Donald Trump and the Republicans
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  Speaker 7: realized that if the election were held fairly again, there's
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  Speaker 7: that word was in one of the questions before the
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  Speaker 7: Virginia Constitution about the Reverend them fairly, that the likelihood
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  Speaker 7: is that they would lose and we would win. We
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  Speaker 7: because apparently that's the only thing that matter is Democrat party.
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  Speaker 7: So here without any basis. And it's funny because when
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  Speaker 7: Trump said, without that basis that this happened. Nobody ever
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  Speaker 7: says that when Chuck Schumer says crazy ass stuff like so,
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  Speaker 7: they're going to do all kinds of nefarious things, some
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  Speaker 7: read between the lines in that Chuck Schumer is saying
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  Speaker 7: that Republicans will do all sorts of legal things to
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  Speaker 7: make sure that only citizens vote. But we're trying to
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  Speaker 7: make sure this is fair because you're here, so we
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  Speaker 7: should hear from you. Yet nowhere can I find somebody
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  Speaker 7: who's willing to push back on this, or I shouldn't say.
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  Speaker 7: Coming up, a member of the US House survived the
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  Speaker 7: my gosh, how do you just let this stuff pass
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  Speaker 7: and then wring your hands and say, oh, well, you
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  Speaker 7: know this is going to hurt businesses in my district.
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  Speaker 7: This is the same reason they couldn't electorally stop slavery.
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