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Are They Trying to Set Up Nick Shirley? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to The West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Wednesday morning, eighteenth day of March. I'm west thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Powering through the month of March, hitting our
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Speaker 2: last little snap of cold. I guess maybe we'll have
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Speaker 2: a little bit of maybe milder, but this is probably
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Speaker 2: the last little stretch of cold we're going to get.
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Speaker 2: So enjoy it. If you are into that kind of thing.
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Speaker 2: If you're one of those sick weirdos like my lovely
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Speaker 2: wife who loves the hot weather, well cherish it and
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Speaker 2: celebrate that your time is running out of colder weather.
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Speaker 2: And my wife, it's not so much that she's a sicko.
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Speaker 2: I know everybody has their story. I'm not accusing that.
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Speaker 2: I'm just pointing out the fact that I think the
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Speaker 2: people who I really love just the boiling hot weather
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Speaker 2: or the sickos. Now, she was born and raised and
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Speaker 2: until she moved here, lived in the tropics. She's not
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Speaker 2: used to any of this cold weather, not in the
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Speaker 2: part of Australia. She's from so and she's my wife.
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Speaker 2: I'm not gonna call her a sicico, but you get
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Speaker 2: where I'm going with this. You know, I almost stepped
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Speaker 2: in it and then I dodged it. That's what I did. No,
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Speaker 2: she and I have completely opposite feelings when it comes
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Speaker 2: to the weather, and she thinks I'm a weird sicko
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Speaker 2: because I like the cold weather. And it's just that's
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Speaker 2: our yin and yang when it comes to the weather,
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Speaker 2: and I don't fault for wanting it to be. And
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Speaker 2: there's good things about warm weather. There's things that you
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Speaker 2: can do in warm weather that you can't really do
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Speaker 2: in cold weather. I like to go swimming, I like
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Speaker 2: to you know, I like to go to the beach.
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Speaker 2: I'm not really I'm not really getting the ocean. I'll
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Speaker 2: get in the ocean, but it's not really my favorite.
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Speaker 2: But half of my family likes it and the other
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Speaker 2: half to you know, we'll just sit in the chairs,
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Speaker 2: that's all we'll do. Or we'll take a walk on
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Speaker 2: the beach. As Jake and I, you know, we're just
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Speaker 2: not really saltwater people. We'd rather go hang out at
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Speaker 2: the pool. That's what we'd rather do. We don't mind
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Speaker 2: sitting there in the chair. We don't mind, you know,
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Speaker 2: go for a walk, you know, do some bird watching.
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Speaker 2: You catch my drup. We'll do some of that, but
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Speaker 2: you know we're not or we're not so much seagulls.
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Speaker 2: That is what I'm talking about. So this is the
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Speaker 2: last nap of that. I hope if you celebrated Saint
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Speaker 2: Patrick's Day, it was a good one for you. I
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Speaker 2: know we have to always put those, we have to
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Speaker 2: a little preamblance. I don't know why we have to
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Speaker 2: do that. If you're celebrating, I hope you had a
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Speaker 2: good thanks it was just you had a good day yesterday.
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Speaker 2: How about that. A lot of people celebrate, even the
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Speaker 2: non Irish. Basically, it was estimated about half of the
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Speaker 2: Mayakins celebrated yesterday, About twenty percent attend at a party,
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Speaker 2: twenty nine percent went to a bar. That's the estimation
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Speaker 2: on this is by the numbers. I guess about eighty
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Speaker 2: percent of those that celebrated wore green yesterday. That's about
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Speaker 2: the breakdown of how it all works. Average number of
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Speaker 2: drinks consumed per person about four point two typically for
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Speaker 2: Saint Patrick's Day for this year, that's estimated what was
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Speaker 2: done yesterday. Thirty one percent cooked special meal. Some of
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Speaker 2: these things I didn't go to a bar. I didn't
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Speaker 2: go to a pub. I did wear green, I did
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Speaker 2: cook a special meal. I cooked a couple of things.
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Speaker 2: I do soda bread every year, best batch of soda
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Speaker 2: bread I've ever made, and not my best Chevherd's five.
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Speaker 2: But we did that and it was it was fine.
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Speaker 2: We ate it, kids liked it. That's all you want.
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Speaker 2: You want a meal that your teenagers are going to
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Speaker 2: eat and get full and then look forward to dessert.
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Speaker 2: So we did all that and pretty much listened to
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Speaker 2: you know, Irish pub music all day long, all day long.
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Speaker 2: I cannot I can't tell you how much others I
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Speaker 2: like it, and I'm probably gonna listen to it today,
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Speaker 2: so sue me. You know, I just like it, that's all.
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Speaker 2: And they say thirty one and a half million Americans
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Speaker 2: claim some Irish heritage. German is in second place to that,
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Speaker 2: and there's six point four times as many people in
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Speaker 2: Germany as in Ireland. So you know, do the math
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Speaker 2: on that, how that works. And just in case you
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Speaker 2: were wondering, eleven cities, towns and townships named dub one
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Speaker 2: in America, if you were wondering that, over the course
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Speaker 2: of the day yesterday, a lot of folks drank guinness
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Speaker 2: and I did not little just a little whiskey, like
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Speaker 2: maybe two fingers of whiskey last night, you know, just
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Speaker 2: enough to celebrate relax a little bit after. And I
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Speaker 2: did soda bread for dessert yesterday. So that was kind
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Speaker 2: of the breakdown on that. So anyway, so I want
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Speaker 2: to talk a little bit about this guy who is
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Speaker 2: I have concerns about where things may be headed for
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Speaker 2: him because in some ways, and I don't want to
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Speaker 2: do a direct equation, right, I don't want to do
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Speaker 2: that because it's what he does is different, and I
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Speaker 2: don't want to do a direct comparison, But I do
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Speaker 2: want to just draw on the fact that I think
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Speaker 2: some of the things that are starting to happen maybe
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Speaker 2: have the same feel as Charlie Kirk. What he does
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Speaker 2: is different. It's not the same as Charlie Kirk. But
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Speaker 2: in some ways, if you're really talking about looking for
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Speaker 2: truth and having conversations and getting answers to things, then
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Speaker 2: you could make that case. But I'm talking about Nick Shirley. Now,
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Speaker 2: I am not always a strong advocate for the I
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Speaker 2: have a camera, so I'm gonna go be a journalist,
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Speaker 2: you know, there's people like that. There's too much of
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Speaker 2: that in the country. What I think this guy, Nick
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Speaker 2: Shirley is doing is more than that, because he's actually
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Speaker 2: having the guts to go to places and ask questions
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Speaker 2: that most people just aren't paying attention to. They're either
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Speaker 2: ignoring it or not paying any attention to it. Now,
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Speaker 2: if you're thinking, well, I know the name Nick Shirley,
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Speaker 2: but I don't know that I could place him, this
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Speaker 2: is the guy who exposed the fraud in Minnesota. He's
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Speaker 2: the one who went to the daycares and said, where
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Speaker 2: are the kids? You know, he actually had the receipts.
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Speaker 2: Here's how much money you were given to run a daycare.
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Speaker 2: Where's the daycare? Where are the kids? Where's the toys?
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Speaker 2: Where's the I don't hear any laughter and playing? And then,
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Speaker 2: in one particular instance, famously now, he went to it
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Speaker 2: and he asked, and they said, uh, you know, we
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Speaker 2: don't know what you're talking about. And then they just
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Speaker 2: ran off. And then they followed up with a statement
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Speaker 2: to the press that said, we're on a break. This
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Speaker 2: is a holiday break for us, and we're not here
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Speaker 2: and you know, the kids are out this week, and
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Speaker 2: then they invited the press to come back like the
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Speaker 2: next day, and then the press showed up and there
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Speaker 2: were kids there. Magically, out of nowhere, there were just
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Speaker 2: kids there. And I don't know how you just they
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Speaker 2: just cut their brake short. I guess I don't know
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Speaker 2: what they did. They had no real explanation for why
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Speaker 2: the why the break was going on, and then suddenly
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Speaker 2: they were back. It was like over Christmas too, I think,
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Speaker 2: or whatever, And it's just what I don't get it.
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Speaker 2: I don't get how that worked. But anyway, he's doing
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Speaker 2: good work. He's exposing fraud and obviously without him, I
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Speaker 2: don't know that the fraud in Minnesota would have been exposed.
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Speaker 2: So and you start talking about billions of dollars in
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Speaker 2: fraud right away, there should be some concerns for his security.
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Speaker 2: I think you should be aware of the fact that
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Speaker 2: you just have to have things on your mind. I would,
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Speaker 2: and it's one of the reasons that this takes guts
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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk to sit at a school and talk to
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Speaker 2: people and know I mean, he had security in those situations,
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Speaker 2: but just to know there was always a possibility something
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Speaker 2: horrible could happen, and he was able to you know,
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Speaker 2: do what he did for as long as he did
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Speaker 2: before the most horrific thing that could have happened to
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Speaker 2: him happened. And I just worry about the situation when
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Speaker 2: Nick sure, and I'm going to get to the exact
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Speaker 2: reason why I have concerns about it. So he did this,
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Speaker 2: they have been investigating, they've been asking questions. Now he
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Speaker 2: is working on exposing some fraud in California. Now, when
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Speaker 2: you get to this early stage of it, then it's
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Speaker 2: now people know who he is. This isn't a surprise.
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Speaker 2: If he shows up somewhere and he's asking questions, they
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Speaker 2: know who he is. And now they have demonized him.
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Speaker 2: Now he is the enemy because he's, you know, exposing things.
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Speaker 2: Once you start hitting people financially, that's when you should
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Speaker 2: be concerned. When you're hitting them for finance, when you're
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Speaker 2: hitting them for control, when you're hitting them like they're
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Speaker 2: political aspirations, when you're shutting down someone's eventual like well
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Speaker 2: I was destined to be the first female president. You know,
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Speaker 2: those kinds of things. When you hit people in that area,
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Speaker 2: that's when you need to be concerned, Right, That's when
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Speaker 2: you got to be like, oh, this is not good.
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Speaker 2: So the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, who, in spite
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Speaker 2: of saying I'm not running for president, I have no
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Speaker 2: political aspirations, he said that in the past, is obviously
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Speaker 2: planning to run for president. There's no doubt that he's
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Speaker 2: going to do that in a couple of years. That's
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Speaker 2: where things are headed. I think it would be incredibly
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Speaker 2: foolish of us to for him to get nominated. I
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Speaker 2: think it would be ridiculously foolish for him to get
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Speaker 2: to be the president. I think it just it's like
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Speaker 2: the new mayor of New York, I mean, Zora Mom
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Speaker 2: Donnie is like he's he's ready to raise taxes because
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Speaker 2: he's got to pay for these things. And you got
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Speaker 2: people that are already going, Nope, I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: be here. I'm not going to do business here. I'm
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Speaker 2: not going to live here. You're not taking my money
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Speaker 2: to pay for these things that should have never been
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Speaker 2: on anyone's BINGO card, for things that they thought they
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Speaker 2: could accomplish as mayor of New York. All right, So,
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Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, because.
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Speaker 1: You have.
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Speaker 2: This desire for Nick Shirley to go in and say
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Speaker 2: we want to show you what's going one on now
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Speaker 2: in some other states. Gaven Newsen posted on the sixteenth,
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Speaker 2: two days ago on x a picture of a guy
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Speaker 2: like a real creepy, pale kind of I mean, he
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Speaker 2: looks almost like he just came out of the ground,
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Speaker 2: almost like he's like a dead body that's just come
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Speaker 2: out of the ground. I mean, he's not supposed to
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Speaker 2: be dead, but he's pale. He's got dark circles under
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Speaker 2: his eyes. That's the only way I could describe him
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Speaker 2: is that he looks kind of like the undead. I mean,
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Speaker 2: he's not quite a zombie, but he just has this
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Speaker 2: real pale look about him. And he's standing in like
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Speaker 2: a doorway talking to the back of someone's head and
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Speaker 2: it's not him, but it's supposed to be him. I
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Speaker 2: don't know if this is an AI thing or what
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Speaker 2: this is. Behind him, you can see the word daycare
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Speaker 2: written out in different colored letters, spelled correctly, so you
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Speaker 2: know it's not one of the quote unquote daycares in
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Speaker 2: in Minneapolis. And then he's got I don't know what about,
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Speaker 2: you know, ten twelve cameras all attached to him, one
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Speaker 2: on top of his head, body cameras all around him,
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Speaker 2: They're just lots of cameras and Newsom posted that two
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Speaker 2: days ago with Nick Shirley right now and says, hey,
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Speaker 2: can I see your kids? Is what it says for
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Speaker 2: that he's saying to the woman. So he says, this
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Speaker 2: is Nick Shirley right now. Now. This is where I
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Speaker 2: get concerned because this is where we're painting this picture.
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Speaker 2: We have this imagery of him almost kind of looking
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Speaker 2: like a corpse, and then there and I don't know
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Speaker 2: that that's intended, but that's it certainly seems to be intended,
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Speaker 2: and all the cameras and so we've were naming him
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Speaker 2: to be the evil one. He's the villain in this scenario. Right.
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Speaker 2: He's going in and he's asking questions about the daycares
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Speaker 2: and instead of him saying where are the kids in
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Speaker 2: the cartoon, he says, hey, can I see your kids?
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Speaker 2: Like he's a creepy pervert, right. Nick Shirley's response on
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Speaker 2: X you do realize I'm trying to help America eliminate
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Speaker 2: fraud and waste, right, No need to try to make
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Speaker 2: me look like the bad guy for exposing fraud. People
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Speaker 2: are over it. Start working for the people and not
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Speaker 2: against them. Boom. It's over somewhere in the two hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifty thousand likes in the responses for this and comments,
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Speaker 2: thousands of replies. And I don't understand unless they're trying to,
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Speaker 2: you know, encourage something bad to happen him. Why would
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Speaker 2: you do this? What is the purpose in this other
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Speaker 2: than to say, hey, fraud is good, don't take away
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Speaker 2: some of our little side incomes. And that's what they
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Speaker 2: did to Elon Musk. They couldn't get to him, but
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Speaker 2: you know, burning people's Tesla's and everything bad that could
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Speaker 2: possible happened at a Tesla dealership or to a car
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Speaker 2: happened to one, with people, you know, trying to blow
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Speaker 2: up Tesla dealerships and all that. So all because he
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Speaker 2: was exposing fraud. And now we have someone else exposing fraud.
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Speaker 2: James Woods, the actor on Twitter, said this guy is
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Speaker 2: classic grassroots patriot About Shirley, He says, if this were
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Speaker 2: seventeen seventy six, he would be signing the declaration. He
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Speaker 2: should be lauded by every American except the fraudsters, which
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Speaker 2: of course is why Democrats loathe him. Yeah, I'm I'm
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Speaker 2: just concerned, and I'm just worried that he's going to
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Speaker 2: be put in a situation where these people are trying
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Speaker 2: to have something happen to him. That's what I think,
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Speaker 2: that's my opinion. Like they seem to want like they're
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Speaker 2: not saying it out loud, but it's almost like they're
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Speaker 2: wishing it. Fingers crossed, eyes closed. He was looking for
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Speaker 2: the first star of the night. Whatever it is that
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Speaker 2: they do, however they perform these these little routines, whatever
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Speaker 2: it is that they do. And this was just before
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Speaker 2: I guess Sureley posted on YouTube I investigated California's billion
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Speaker 2: dollar fraud crisis. So I guess we're in the early
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Speaker 2: stages of this. We'll see where all of this goes.
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Speaker 2: But he says it's a bigger fraud in California than
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Speaker 2: in Minnesota. In this post, he said, we had covered
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Speaker 2: over one hundred and seventy million dollars in fraud. As
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Speaker 2: these frousters live in luxury with no consequences like and
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Speaker 2: share it. The fraud must stop. So we will see
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Speaker 2: exactly what he has and what he is going to expose.
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Speaker 2: We're going to find out exactly what it is. And
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Speaker 2: of course, with shots like this fired by Gavin Newsom,
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Speaker 2: You're making somebody nervous, and we know what the potential
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Speaker 2: That's quite a far cry from the dramatic rebound that
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Speaker 2: many feared. More than half of participants did regain some weight,
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Speaker 2: but the increases were generally small, and many people either
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Speaker 2: maintain their weight or kept losing. Experts think the trend
21:36
Speaker 2: may be because patients transition to other treatments or resume
21:39
Speaker 2: the medication later. Overall, though, quitting doesn't automatically mean that
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Speaker 2: you will go back to square one, so that's good.
21:46
Speaker 2: Most diets or diet you know systems, you stop doing
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Speaker 2: it and you put it back on. I'm sure of it.
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Speaker 2: Over some time you could put it back on, but
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Speaker 2: it's good news that it doesn't over the course of
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Speaker 2: the first year. That's a good sign. Well with everyone
22:05
Speaker 2: you know, in various stages of recovery from the economy,
22:12
Speaker 2: and some people you know, burnout, overstimulated, and just basically
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Speaker 2: saying I don't have the money or the energy to
22:22
Speaker 2: go do fancy things, you know, as far as their plans.
22:26
Speaker 2: So what's in now is admin nights, chore hangs, body doubling.
22:30
Speaker 2: You simply work alongside someone else from motivation. Instead of
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Speaker 2: pricey dinners or big nights out, friends are bonding over
22:37
Speaker 2: everyday stuff, running errands, tackling paperwork, knocking out chores at home.
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Speaker 2: Sixty nine percent of people saying that money affects their
22:45
Speaker 2: social plans, fifty six percent admit they've skipped events because
22:49
Speaker 2: of cost. These low effort hangs are becoming the new
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Speaker 2: way to stay connected. I'm mentioning this because I have
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Speaker 2: been doing this and not knowing that it's a thing. Okay,
23:04
Speaker 2: so this is and this is. I have one of
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Speaker 2: my very very dear close friends who does not like
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Speaker 2: to go shopping by herself. I can go by myself,
23:17
Speaker 2: but it's more fun to go like hang out with somebody, right,
23:20
Speaker 2: So we have like a weekly shopping routine that we do,
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Speaker 2: and we go when we shop. That's this, that's what
23:26
Speaker 2: they're talking about. Ad Midnight's chore hangs, body doubling any
23:31
Speaker 2: of those terms for it. I don't know which is
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Speaker 2: the best one for it. But it's just kind of
23:36
Speaker 2: our appointment hangout once a week. We sometimes hang out
23:38
Speaker 2: other times, but Jill doesn't like to shop. I do
23:42
Speaker 2: our shopping, like as far as food shopping, so it's
23:47
Speaker 2: typically built in for me to be the one to
23:49
Speaker 2: go do it. And then my friend also, you know,
23:52
Speaker 2: just doesn't like to go by herself, so she's got
23:54
Speaker 2: to do her shopping. So we just go and we
23:56
Speaker 2: hang out and we have fun. It's a hang while
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Speaker 2: we get our work done. So I didn't know this
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Speaker 2: was a thing. So this is what we're doing, chore hangs.
24:04
Speaker 2: I guess that's the best one for it. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: So apparently if you let go of a grudge, it
24:16
Speaker 2: is a good thing for your body. I thought, didn't
24:22
Speaker 2: we all know that? We just sometimes it just feels
24:24
Speaker 2: good to hang on to it. That's the problem. Anyway.
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Speaker 2: A new study shows a dropping grudges and choosing to
24:29
Speaker 2: forgive can actually boost your overall well being. I think
24:32
Speaker 2: there's a book like the best selling book of all
24:34
Speaker 2: time that would tell you this piece of information. Researchers
24:39
Speaker 2: looked at something called dispositional forgiveness, which is basically how
24:44
Speaker 2: naturally inclined someone is to forgive across different situations. Participants
24:48
Speaker 2: reported how they forgave people who had hurt them, and
24:53
Speaker 2: then checked back a year later. People who tended to
24:57
Speaker 2: let things go ended up feeling better overall than those
25:01
Speaker 2: who held on to resentment. The more forgiving people were
25:04
Speaker 2: also more likely they were to feel optimistic and purposeful. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I don't know that this is a big surprise. I
25:12
Speaker 2: mean it needs to be said. People need to know. Yeah,
25:16
Speaker 2: let those grudges go, they're not doing you any good.
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Speaker 2: But I don't know. This is a big shock. That'll
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