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Hour 3: Michigan Dem primary · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Well, we were all kind of stunned by those pictures
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Speaker 1: from Morocco of people who wanted to just go across
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Speaker 1: the border and flood across. Did you see all the
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Speaker 1: people that were trying to stop them as they were
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Speaker 1: trying to get citizenship in Spain? There was the police
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Speaker 1: seemed like they were completely I don't know if the
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Speaker 1: were incompetent is the word, but they couldn't do anything
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Speaker 1: about it. They just kept putting their hands up saying stop, stop, stop,
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Speaker 1: stop stop. There was so many of them that were
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Speaker 1: coming over on land, and they were coming over on sea,
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Speaker 1: and then many of them, by the way, went over
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Speaker 1: and went right back. But it reminds me, by the
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Speaker 1: way of what happened in this country under the Biden administration.
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Speaker 1: But I'll talk about that in a second. Curtis, you're
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Speaker 1: the one that really was hot on this this morning,
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Speaker 1: and your reason.
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Speaker 2: Well, because I think it'll be good for the European Union.
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Speaker 2: This is a way makeup. If you notice Prime Minister
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Speaker 2: Maloney of Italy, who's had her own problems and I
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Speaker 2: know it. I have seven different Guardian angel groups throughout
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Speaker 2: Italy to deal with these migrant issues, and also the
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Speaker 2: Prime Minister of Denmark. Two women said that's it. We're
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Speaker 2: not allowing open borders anymore. You see, if you were
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Speaker 2: a member of the European Union, the twenty seven European
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Speaker 2: Union countries, you have no borders, you have no passport control.
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Speaker 2: So remember when you had all those Syrians who were
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Speaker 2: leaving the civil war that had engulfed that country, with
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Speaker 2: Bashira Sad in charge in Isis battling them and they
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Speaker 2: were fleeing. They would go to Turkey and then they
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Speaker 2: would cross that Isthmus to Greece. The moment they made
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Speaker 2: it to Greece, they could hops given a jump to
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Speaker 2: all those European countries. They were trying to go directly
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Speaker 2: to Germany because they thought the streets were paved with gold.
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Speaker 2: The only country they had to avoid was Hungary, who
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Speaker 2: just did not participate. They put up a fence around Hungary.
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Speaker 2: That was Oban. That made them very popular there. But
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Speaker 2: I think this is the wake up call they need,
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Speaker 2: because even though most are being shuttled back to Morocco,
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Speaker 2: I think the European countries understand Okay, this time, it's
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Speaker 2: the tip of Northern Africa. Remember it's only nine miles
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Speaker 2: to the Rock and Gibraltar, which the Brits still control,
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Speaker 2: and the rest is Spain, just nine miles, almost like
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Speaker 2: the Straits of Hermus, you know, that little separation, and
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Speaker 2: they're going to be other ventures because there are other
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Speaker 2: countries that have these military age young men with high
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Speaker 2: levels of testosteran with nothing to do, no jobs. And
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Speaker 2: just to give you a little background, in Morocco last
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Speaker 2: year they had gen Z protests and riots and they
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Speaker 2: know there's a similar simmering problem that young people object
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Speaker 2: to the king they still have royalty there and the parliament,
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Speaker 2: that it's a generational problem. So I think they wanted
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Speaker 2: these young people to leave. Number two, the smugglers made
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Speaker 2: a lot of money because they went online and said, hey,
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Speaker 2: look the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says he welcomes
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Speaker 2: you all. He says they need workers in Spain, which
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Speaker 2: stupidly he did say. So now they're looking at the
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Speaker 2: news articles in Arabic because most of them speak Arabic,
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Speaker 2: and they're saying, yeah, yeah, let's make the move. So
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Speaker 2: you got all this, and then the other thing when
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Speaker 2: they approach that border, because it's a very small border
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Speaker 2: between that Spanish territory and Morocco. The Moroccan sort of
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Speaker 2: immigration agents moved away. They didn't try to block them
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Speaker 2: from going into the Spanish territory. So I think there
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Speaker 2: was a little coordination. But the one who really is
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Speaker 2: responsible for this is the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez.
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Speaker 2: You know, he's a progressive socialist. He's welcomed new migrants.
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Speaker 2: He says they need they needed to do work. But
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Speaker 2: oh boy, more than he expected. And now he is
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Speaker 2: subject to possibly being sacked as a result of this.
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Speaker 2: He may have to call snap elections because you know,
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Speaker 2: they have a parliamentary form of government, and the Conservatives,
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Speaker 2: who are the minority party, would surge on this like
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Speaker 2: they are in France, like they are in England, like
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Speaker 2: they are in Germany, like they all like they are
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Speaker 2: all over the continent of Europe because they don't want
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Speaker 2: the migrants.
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Speaker 1: Well they shouldn't want the migrants. They shouldn't want them,
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Speaker 1: and there should be a policy to get in. They
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Speaker 1: shouldn't get flooded like that. But I was stunned that
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Speaker 1: so many people were stunned by this. They looked at this,
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Speaker 1: the pictures that we got and go, oh my god,
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Speaker 1: look at this. Look at this. That was us, that
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Speaker 1: was our country for the longest time. Eleven million people,
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Speaker 1: many of them we don't even know where they are,
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Speaker 1: who they are, got across our border. So for us
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Speaker 1: to be stunned at this now is ridiculous. And now
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Speaker 1: Europe is going to learn the same thing. Well, many
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Speaker 1: of the countries have already learn, but they're slowly learning.
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Speaker 1: And a picture like this is going to help that.
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Speaker 1: You can't just open your borders to anyone that wants
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Speaker 1: to come in.
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Speaker 3: You can't do you know.
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Speaker 1: And this is important to point out because the Trump
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Speaker 1: administration is like they're anti immigrant. Every single day we
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Speaker 1: have a naturalization ceremony in this country. Every single day
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Speaker 1: people get into this country legally. Nine hundred thousand have
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Speaker 1: gotten to this country in the last twelve months legally,
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Speaker 1: So we're allowing people to come in legally. You know,
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Speaker 1: it gets hurt when something like that happens, that happened
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Speaker 1: in this country those people, because we end up taking
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Speaker 1: less so the people that we want in this country,
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Speaker 1: the people that want to pledge their allegiance to the
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Speaker 1: United States, that aren't like in the parks like happen
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Speaker 1: in New York over the weekend saying that New York
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Speaker 1: is now a Muslim state. We don't want anymore. We
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Speaker 1: don't want somebody who's going to pledge allegiance to another
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Speaker 1: country in this country. And that that's why it was
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Speaker 1: so important. That that's why Donald Trump won well more
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Speaker 1: than anything else. That's why he wanted to get them out.
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Speaker 1: And now we're complaining about that.
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Speaker 3: You remember that.
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Speaker 2: Debate between Van Biden and Trump in Cleveland. This is
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty. Remember it was Trump was shouting at times
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Speaker 2: you couldn't hear Biden, but Biden made that statement that
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Speaker 2: he welcomed people from across the border, and they showed
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Speaker 2: up wearing thank.
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Speaker 3: You Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: They were saying it pay right, right, but they had
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Speaker 1: their shirts.
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Speaker 2: The only thing missing here with the Moroccans coming across
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Speaker 2: with a few people from Soudan and Senegal was who's
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Speaker 2: your daddy, Spanish Prime Minister Pajot, we're coming, wait coming.
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Speaker 3: What a mess he has?
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Speaker 2: And now the good thing though, like I said, there's
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Speaker 2: always sometimes a good thing that comes from a bad thing.
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Speaker 2: None of them made it to Europe because of the
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Speaker 2: eight miles. Unfortunately, seventy two maybe more we either killed
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Speaker 2: or trampled or drowned in trying to go around that
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Speaker 2: fence in order to be in Spanish territory from Morocco.
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Speaker 1: Why are we shocked by that? You know how many
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Speaker 1: hundreds died trying to make it across. You know how
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Speaker 1: many kids were child traffic. It's amazing how easily we
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Speaker 1: forget how bad it was in this country just because
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Speaker 1: it wasn't Donald Trump, I mean, because it was Biden. Oh,
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Speaker 1: we can forget about that. Don't even worry that that happened. No,
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Speaker 1: because we're talking about putting those same people into power again.
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Speaker 1: You have democratic socialists who don't want borders at all.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is important to look at that picture
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Speaker 1: and say, no, that used to be us, not be
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Speaker 1: Oh look what's happening over there? No, no, no, that
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Speaker 1: was us. We started it.
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Speaker 2: And you see the right wing swing all throughout Europe
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Speaker 2: on this very issue. The one thing is, and it
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Speaker 2: hasn't been resolved yet. Did Morocco the government the king
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Speaker 2: there want to release these young men of military age
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Speaker 2: in to Spain to get them out of his country
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Speaker 2: so they wouldn't continue to be a potential threat.
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Speaker 3: Because you remember during revolutions.
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Speaker 2: When people all of a sudden have an insurrection, it's
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Speaker 2: generally the younger men. Younger men get the guns, younger
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Speaker 2: men's train And there were problems last year. So I
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Speaker 2: think a combination of the smugglers, the Moroccan government which
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Speaker 2: turned its eyes to it. Actually it's almost like you
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Speaker 2: were encouraging them, and then the stupidity and the Spanish
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Speaker 2: Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez who said.
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Speaker 3: We need workers. We need them from all over northern Africa.
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Speaker 2: So if you're there Morocco and you're reading this in
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Speaker 2: the online at Arabic and you're saying, wow, he's welcoming us,
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Speaker 2: let's bum rush, Let's get there first, Let's hit the
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Speaker 2: beaches first.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I, as you might notice, I always bring it
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Speaker 1: back to our country because let them deal with their problems,
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Speaker 1: we can deal with our problems. But that same thing
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Speaker 1: that you just said, that you said that we need
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Speaker 1: the workers, that's being said by Democrats right now. We
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Speaker 1: can't take the illegal immigrants out of the country because
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Speaker 1: we need the workers. It has never ever, ever been true,
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Speaker 1: because we have a system for allowing people into work.
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Speaker 1: So look, this has become a global problem because of idiocy.
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Speaker 1: It's become a global problem because of very far left
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Speaker 1: wing politicians who think there should be open borders, who
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Speaker 1: think we should welcome all, and then who has to
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Speaker 1: pay for it?
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Speaker 3: You and me?
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Speaker 2: You know how interesting? Back in the sixties, the royal
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Speaker 2: government there, the King I forget his name at the time,
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Speaker 2: wanted to stop Americans and Canadians and Europeans from coming
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Speaker 2: in and taking the Marrakeshi Express that was made popular
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Speaker 2: by Graham Nash of Crosby Stills, Sanash and Young because
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Speaker 2: they had bricks of Hashish and they couldn't come over
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Speaker 2: fast enough. They took that train from Marrakesh to Casablanca.
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Speaker 2: Oh there's another a great city that has been part
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Speaker 2: of sort of cinematic law. But they were actually thinking
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Speaker 2: of ben tourism coming in because they knew all these
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Speaker 2: white guys and white cows you know, from Europe and
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Speaker 2: North America, especially the United States, were coming in there
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Speaker 2: for the bricks of Hashish, and Graham Nash basically talked
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Speaker 2: about that in his song Amerrakesh Express. Let's see how
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Speaker 2: long the Prime Minister of Spain survives says, see he
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Speaker 2: was driving high in the electoral shadow, but I have
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Speaker 2: a feeling he's gonna he's gonna lose a lot of.
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Speaker 1: the Odyssey.
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Speaker 6: After hearing all the praise and all the bus you
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Speaker 6: guys made it was I was very curious. So I
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Speaker 6: went to see it and afraid that it would be
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Speaker 6: so bad. It wasn't, And I went to Putnam County.
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Speaker 6: I live in Rostchester. There were seven people in the
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Speaker 6: audience the whole theater. And also it was horrible, all
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Speaker 6: of this fighting, all of the stream.
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Speaker 1: Not a fan apparently didn't read the book.
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Speaker 2: Maybe she can join the Joe Newmar club of being
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Speaker 2: a curmudgeon.
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Speaker 1: Maybe so she saw it in a regular theater because
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Speaker 1: you can't get in to see it like I can't,
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Speaker 1: but only seven people. Maybe I have to give you
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Speaker 1: spider Man.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you right now, you're probably not gonna
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Speaker 3: like it.
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Speaker 7: Really not you her?
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, No, I got it.
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Speaker 8: What's the congratulate Puiro for doing the obvious? Everyone knew
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Speaker 8: reflecting Pool is not vandalized. Everyone Trump's full of it.
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Speaker 8: I'm going to bet you guys need Janine to tell
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Speaker 8: you that he didn't actually win two golf championships over
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Speaker 8: the weekend.
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Speaker 1: Wait a second, you don't think she deserves any congratulations
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Speaker 1: for standing up to Donald Trump and saying this is
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Speaker 1: just isn't true. No, that took a whole lot of courage.
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Speaker 1: She deserves a lot of praze for all the facts.
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Speaker 1: You're on her side. Yeah, all the facts of the
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Speaker 1: investigation are in Janine Puro's shide. So the president really
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Speaker 1: has got bigger fish to fry. Just leave the reflection
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Speaker 1: Pool alone.
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Speaker 5: Trump is his own worst enemy, and he just can't
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Speaker 5: get out of his way, or his mouth can't get
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Speaker 5: out of his way. And I voted for the guy
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Speaker 5: three times. The Reflecting Pool is an excellent example, he
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Speaker 5: had to make a big deal. He had to blame
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Speaker 5: past administrations for the poor condition of the monuments in DC.
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Speaker 5: He should have just quietly cleaned it up, made it nicer,
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Speaker 5: and said it's for the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
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Speaker 5: But instead he makes a big deal of it.
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Speaker 2: And personally got involved. He chose the contract is you
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Speaker 2: should have left that to the Department of Interior, the agent.
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Speaker 2: She he got personally involved.
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Speaker 1: But I'm not going to make a big thing over
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Speaker 1: it because I'm more concerned about the war in Iran.
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Speaker 1: I'm more concerned about the border. I'm more concerned about
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Speaker 1: manufacturing jobs and jobs in this country. There's so many
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Speaker 1: other things that are more important. And the reason everybody's
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Speaker 1: focused on the reflecting pool is because it's anti Trump.
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Speaker 1: Now Daria all Binger with the eight thirty news area.
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Speaker 7: WHATNY guys, you're talking about breakfast? Where you're going to
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: Leave the newsgirl here, you know I'm here till noon.
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Speaker 7: How can mind it?
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Speaker 1: I didn't talk about leaving and getting breakfast.
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Speaker 7: A half hour.
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Speaker 2: No, it's all on Natalie Migliori. It's all on her.
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Speaker 2: She's staying for everyone's beathfist. She's red cross from you.
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Speaker 3: Yell at her.
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Speaker 7: Now will yet? I figured you guys are taking a slide.
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Speaker 7: You're probably figuring out what you're gonna do when you
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Speaker 7: get out of here. Natalie and I are still left
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Speaker 7: We got to tell you about what's going on, including
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Speaker 7: Stop me if you've heard this before. President Trump says
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Speaker 7: a deal to and the war with Iran is imminent,
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Speaker 7: and that he's putting that big attack that he's threatened
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Speaker 7: Her four year old daughter was injured. Two other children
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Speaker 7: five happiest cities, New York is not among them. Fremont, California,
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Speaker 1: We have been talking, Curtis and I both have been
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Speaker 1: talking a lot about the AI data centers being built
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Speaker 1: in New Jersey and in New York, and we've always
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Speaker 1: been a little suspicious of them because they're coming in
21:41
Speaker 1: making a whole lot of promises, but they want the
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Speaker 1: communities to pay the bills for much of what's going
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Speaker 1: to happen. And so what happens if these data centers
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Speaker 1: don't work out? Who gets stuck with the bill? Who
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Speaker 1: gets stuck with the blight? Of course the communities do.
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Speaker 3: And there's a.
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Speaker 1: Guy that's gone viral. His name is Will Hemingsworth. Hollingsworth,
22:10
Speaker 1: excuse me. He's a programmer, a former Paloaltel programmer who
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Speaker 1: has dealt with promoting these data centers in the past.
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Speaker 1: And Will Hemingworth got up at an Ohio town hall
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Speaker 1: and he has gone viral with well over ten million views.
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Speaker 3: For what he said.
22:31
Speaker 1: Because what he said is important. He said, this is
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Speaker 1: a bubble and it's going to burst, and communities themselves
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Speaker 1: are going to get stuck with the bill.
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Speaker 9: The reason why we need to build so many data
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Speaker 9: centers yesterday is because there is a race to be
22:47
Speaker 9: early in the IPO, before these companies and before the
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Speaker 9: retail investors in America realize that there's no there there,
22:54
Speaker 9: and we are ahead of our skis on calling large
22:57
Speaker 9: language models and machine learning AI before it is truly
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Speaker 9: generative AI.
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Speaker 1: He said, a lot of this isn't even AI at
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Speaker 1: this point. They're just calling it AI. And then he
23:07
Speaker 1: said something that really struck home, because remember all of
23:12
Speaker 1: the data centers in New York and all the dat
23:15
Speaker 1: centers in New Jersey. Have you noticed that they keep
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Speaker 1: promising all these jobs and the figure is the same.
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Speaker 9: I see the anxiety in the communities, and when we
23:26
Speaker 9: see the narratives from the investment companies, it's always the same.
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Speaker 9: Whether they're building sixteen data centers or six there's always
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Speaker 9: two hundred jobs. Why because it's enough jobs to look beneficial,
23:38
Speaker 9: but not enough to break your school system. These are
23:42
Speaker 9: marketing approaches to get over a hurdle to get tax abayments,
23:46
Speaker 9: zoning and environmental so they can build it and by
23:49
Speaker 9: the time there are trucks on site and raw materials
23:52
Speaker 9: in the flat and trade unions have their contracts verified,
23:55
Speaker 9: they will say, hey, that closed loot system, Yeah, that's
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Speaker 9: going to be true expensive now it needs to be
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Speaker 9: open loop. But you can't stop it because we've already
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Speaker 9: broke round.
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Speaker 1: So is it possible this is all a scam?
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Speaker 2: I think it's all in the race to establish these
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Speaker 2: AI data filing centers, the pressure that the Red Chinese
24:15
Speaker 2: likewise are in this race, the fact that there's so
24:19
Speaker 2: much pumping and dumping going on with stocks that is
24:23
Speaker 2: helping our economy now because they're relying on the AI boom.
24:29
Speaker 3: But as I've told.
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Speaker 2: You, Larry, a lot of the people in Palow out
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Speaker 2: there where this guy is from, who are involved in
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Speaker 2: Silicon Valley, have accepted the fact there's going to be
24:37
Speaker 2: a bubble. They've accepted the fact that most of those
24:41
Speaker 2: raising money now to compete because it's a very competitive atmosphere,
24:46
Speaker 2: billions and billions and billions of dollars to be able
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Speaker 2: to gobble up contracts and get control of this AI
24:53
Speaker 2: thing through corporations here in the United States. They know
24:57
Speaker 2: most will not survive that it will be a drag
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Speaker 2: eventually on the economy, and they've accepted that. I don't
25:05
Speaker 2: think Americans want to accept a bubble economy.
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Speaker 3: We went through that with.
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Speaker 2: The dot com boom at the end of the Bill
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Speaker 2: Clinton administration, and it caused us all kinds of grief.
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Speaker 2: This could be even worse. Yeah, I get that, I
25:18
Speaker 2: understand all that. I guess the scam part reason I
25:21
Speaker 2: was asking this is because the way they're selling these
25:25
Speaker 2: communities on it, all the benefit it's going to be
25:29
Speaker 2: to these communities, all the promises they're going to make,
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Speaker 2: and what he is warning that pretty soon they're gonna
25:36
Speaker 2: get up and leave and you're gonna get stuck with
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Speaker 2: the bills and the blight that. But also think of it,
25:41
Speaker 2: he's talking about the people who would remain behind and
25:44
Speaker 2: stay and work inside the data filing centers. What they're
25:48
Speaker 2: also promising is a lot of good paying jobs. Carpenters, plumbers, electricians,
25:55
Speaker 2: you know, to do the initial structure, which is correct,
25:57
Speaker 2: they are correct. But once this structure is finished, there's
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Speaker 2: no need for those craftsmen any longer. So they're promising
26:04
Speaker 2: they're going to be two hundred people they're working By
26:07
Speaker 2: the time that happens, Robbie robot, artificial intelligence will be
26:12
Speaker 2: doing the checks in the monitors. You won't need the
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Speaker 2: humans to do that.
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Speaker 1: But what he's saying more than that is many of
26:19
Speaker 1: these data centers won't even be necessary. That there's too
26:21
Speaker 1: many of them being built right now across the country.
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Speaker 1: This is all speculative, yes, and it's to get money.
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Speaker 4: Now.
26:28
Speaker 1: All these companies are like, okay, you pay us now,
26:30
Speaker 1: we'll build your data center. We don't care if it's
26:33
Speaker 1: not going to work, we don't care. And the communities
26:36
Speaker 1: get stuck with that. But the reason he was so
26:39
Speaker 1: good is because not only did he lay out that problem,
26:43
Speaker 1: which is a huge problem that I don't think these
26:45
Speaker 1: communities are thinking about. They just want the money. They're going,
26:48
Speaker 1: oh my god, it's gonna be jobs, it's gonna be money,
26:50
Speaker 1: it's gonna be great for us, and they want the
26:52
Speaker 1: tax base. He has a solution as well.
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Speaker 9: What we need to do is figure out a way
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Speaker 9: to do a registered capital bond that is required statewide.
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Speaker 9: That's a collaborative between the state, the county, and whatever
27:04
Speaker 9: municipality is hosting these where if you're going to tell
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Speaker 9: us there are two hundred jobs, what are those salaries total?
27:11
Speaker 9: Times ten for ten years? That money goes in a
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Speaker 9: bond on day one. That way, if you collapse, at
27:17
Speaker 9: least the community and those municipalities have some form of
27:21
Speaker 9: capital to repair the blight that is left behind when
27:24
Speaker 9: this industry either collapses or shrinks, the way all speculative
27:28
Speaker 9: bubbles do.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, in the hurry to build all these not only
27:32
Speaker 1: are the communities making huge mistakes. Not only is AI
27:36
Speaker 1: and the people that are putting up these centers possibly
27:38
Speaker 1: making a huge mistake, but the state is as well.
27:41
Speaker 1: Sure they're making a huge mistake not putting in some safeguards.
27:46
Speaker 2: Well, you know, the Democrats have cheezed this Michigan, which
27:50
Speaker 2: we're going to discuss up next. They have there the
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Speaker 2: nationally viewed primary Democratic primary for the us chenichlat to
27:58
Speaker 2: go up against your Republican. This is one of the
28:01
Speaker 2: big issues in Michigan because these companies are buying up
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Speaker 2: a lot of farmland land in the outlying suburbs from
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Speaker 2: urban areas, old warehouses that are no longer being used
28:16
Speaker 2: because Michigan no longer has the industrial production it had
28:20
Speaker 2: at one point. And it'd be interesting to see if
28:24
Speaker 2: it has any impact ultimately on the general election in November.
28:29
Speaker 2: Because Republicans have gone all in to AI data filing Senates,
28:34
Speaker 2: they say, we have to support it, we have to
28:37
Speaker 2: beat the Red Chinese. And the Democrats are the ones,
28:40
Speaker 2: especially the DSA candidates Boom, they're putting the brakes on
28:44
Speaker 2: and they're saying, this is just another way that they're
28:46
Speaker 2: very rich. The masters of the universe are going to
28:49
Speaker 2: be making more money. Be interesting how this plays out
28:52
Speaker 2: in November.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, both things you said can be true.
28:56
Speaker 1: I think that's where I think. That's where you stand
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Speaker 1: on it. Where it's where I stand on it. That Yes,
29:01
Speaker 1: we have to embrace AI, no question. We have to
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Speaker 1: lead the world in AI, no question. We have to
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Speaker 1: build data centers, no question. The problem is that, as
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Speaker 1: you just heard from mister Hullingsworth, we are scamming these
29:15
Speaker 1: communities to do that, and we're hurrying to build these
29:19
Speaker 1: data centers which are intrusive on these communities and they
29:24
Speaker 1: just want the money too. And who gets stuck the
29:28
Speaker 1: people that live in those communities. That's what we're trying
29:31
Speaker 1: to warn about, and that's what mister Hullingsworth is trying.
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Speaker 2: To well, they've never addressed the NonStop noise that is
29:38
Speaker 2: emitted from these data centers, and they kept no rationale
29:43
Speaker 2: why they can't put a muffler on it and curb that.
29:46
Speaker 2: But they basically say, well, you know that comes with
29:49
Speaker 2: the project.
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Speaker 1: When we come back. Well, Curtis was just talking about it,
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Speaker 2: All eyes will be on the state of Michigan. It's
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Speaker 2: a big lit mustache for the Democrats. On one side,
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Speaker 2: growing number of whites who've had college education and graduate school,
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Speaker 1: Yeah, the reason Clyburn came in, like he helped Joe
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Speaker 1: black support for l Said none, and so they were
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Speaker 1: a black church together with black politicians all around them
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Speaker 1: trying to push Abdul l Saed. Haley Stevens was also
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Speaker 1: for her. So it very well may be that it's
33:13
Speaker 1: going to be the black vote that decides this. I'll
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33:18
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33:21
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33:29
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33:33
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33:36
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33:45
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33:51
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33:54
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Speaker 2: Well that's why Chuck was lighting chobbish candles Friday night
34:14
Speaker 2: for Congresswoman Stevens. I think again, this gets down to
34:19
Speaker 2: who can get their vote out. The l Sie faction
34:23
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34:28
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34:32
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34:35
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34:38
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34:44
Speaker 2: a lot of money on Stevens campaign. There are a
34:48
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34:51
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34:55
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Speaker 3: It's a lot to learn from this.
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Speaker 1: So the Republicans, by the way, because they believe this
35:18
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35:22
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35:30
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Speaker 2: We need to check. Can you cross over and vote
35:34
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35:38
Speaker 2: But if you can imagine if a few Republicans were
35:42
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35:45
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35:52
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35:55
Speaker 2: But that, as you said, just wants to run against
36:01
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