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"Live! From New York, it's...." (Saturday, April 18, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We are the inheritors of the most incredible civilization.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it making mornings great again.
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  Speaker 3: We'll do the first thing today on the tunk Media Act,
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  Speaker 3: Joe Thomas, We'll do it.
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  Speaker 4: Line Jewort said, steal me have a day.
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  Speaker 5: We have to defend it, at least for work. When
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  Speaker 5: the sun comes up, drops a pet to school.
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  Speaker 6: Anyway, joys all the jas.
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  Speaker 7: No one that josas smile.
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  Speaker 5: He only is.
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  Speaker 8: Let me be Joe, thank you for letting me be
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  Speaker 8: of service to you this morning and every morning. That's me,
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  Speaker 8: Joe Thomas at your service. Put me to the test.
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  Speaker 8: You're like, no, he's not really there. It's Saturday morning.
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  Speaker 8: All these big time talk show hosts take the weekend
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  Speaker 8: off to go sit by the pool or whatever it
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  Speaker 8: is they do. They all, yeah, I know, we all
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  Speaker 8: claim that we're doing great and important things, but most
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  Speaker 8: of it is, you know, working on our spray tan
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  Speaker 8: or whatever it is we need to get done for you.
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  Speaker 8: But us, we know that you know that, we know
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  Speaker 8: that you know that we know that you have to
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  Speaker 8: work this morning, just like.
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  Speaker 9: Every other day of the week.
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  Speaker 8: So why wouldn't we.
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  Speaker 9: Be here for you?
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  Speaker 8: So here we be at four three four eight eight
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  Speaker 8: two four two one seven. Don't believe me, Go ahead
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  Speaker 8: give it a call, say, and when you get somebody like,
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  Speaker 8: is this a I.
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  Speaker 9: Believe me?
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  Speaker 8: If if we're an example of what artificial intelligence looks like, well,
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  Speaker 8: actually I've seen what artificial intelligence does, and this really
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  Speaker 8: concerns me about anthropic and the use of artificial intelligence
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  Speaker 8: in our surveillance state. If it can't successfully draw a
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  Speaker 8: picture of a woman walking away from me without putting
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  Speaker 8: her legs on backwards, what is it going to do
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  Speaker 8: when it calls through all of my phone data or
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  Speaker 8: my browsing history. Maybe it's something I should keep on
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  Speaker 8: a folder for my defense attorney. You know, some point
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  Speaker 8: I'll need one. I'm sure we all will. At some
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  Speaker 8: point we're going to need a defense attorney. So make
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  Speaker 8: friends with one as soon as possible, because we gather
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  Speaker 8: this Saturday morning. You can call us at four three
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  Speaker 8: four eight eight two four two one seven and just
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  Speaker 8: moments I will tell you what went on last night,
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  Speaker 8: and then I want to hear how it's impacting you
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  Speaker 8: where you are. You can also email JT in the
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  Speaker 8: Morning Radio at gmail dot com. The fun fact of
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  Speaker 8: that phone number is it's a text message hotline as well,
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  Speaker 8: so you can text message us and we will do
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  Speaker 8: our level best to read your words into the public record,
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  Speaker 8: uh so that you can be heard just as well,
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  Speaker 8: because free speech only counts when somebody hears what you
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  Speaker 8: have to say. So with that, we jump right into
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  Speaker 8: our first thing. On this Saturday morning, it was on
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  Speaker 8: again and then off again. The Strait of Hormoz has
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  Speaker 8: been reclosed. According to Iranian sources, they have reclosed the
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  Speaker 8: Strait of Hormuz after they heard that. President Trump said
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  Speaker 8: the US blockade will remain in full force. The control
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  Speaker 8: of the Strait of Hormuz has returned to its previous
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  Speaker 8: state under strict management and control of the armed forces,
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  Speaker 8: said Iran's Joint Military Command to the Associated Press. President
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  Speaker 8: Trump told Asia Free Press Friday that a peace deal
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  Speaker 8: was very close. However, after Iran suggested they would open
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  Speaker 8: the Strait of Hormuz, We're very close. Looks like we're
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  Speaker 8: going to have a very good deal for everyone. President Trump, however,
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  Speaker 8: had stern words through social media for Israel as he
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  Speaker 8: made the case and made it clear that the ten
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  Speaker 8: day ceasefire between Israel and Leon would not be violated. Quote,
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  Speaker 8: Israel is pardon me. Israel will not be bombing Lebanon
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  Speaker 8: any longer they are prohibited from doing so by the USA.
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  Speaker 8: Enough is enough. The Trump administration also said Friday that
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  Speaker 8: they've renewed a waiver allowing countries to buy sanctioned Russian
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  Speaker 8: oil for a month, even as lawmakers accused the government
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  Speaker 8: of going easy on Moscow. The Treasury Department's waiver leeds
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  Speaker 8: countries purchase Russian oil and petroleum products loaded on vessels.
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  Speaker 8: As of Friday, May sixteenth, New York Attorney General Letitia
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  Speaker 8: James won't speak out as to why she won't release
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  Speaker 8: her tax returns. New York City Mayor Zorhan Mamdani and
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  Speaker 8: New York Governor Kathy Hokl have released their tax returns
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  Speaker 8: for review by New York Post reporters, but James refuses
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  Speaker 8: to do so. She says her staff will make that determination.
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  Speaker 8: Jonathan Reiner, who served as Dick Cheney's cardiologist, Now There's
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  Speaker 8: a job, has suggested in the past that President Trump
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  Speaker 8: is in cognitive decline, and he is now penned an
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  Speaker 8: op ed saying this is why Congress should pass a
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  Speaker 8: bill likely to have to be veto proof that establishes
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  Speaker 8: a bipartisan and expert panel that periodically assesses the president's
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  Speaker 8: physical and mental fitness for office. President Trump said Friday
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  Speaker 8: that his administration's review of UFO related material uncovered a
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  Speaker 8: number of quote interesting documents that will be released soon.
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  Speaker 8: Venezuela Acting President Delsi Rodriguez said Thursday that she expressed
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  Speaker 8: gratitude for President Trump and senior US officials, an odd
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  Speaker 8: statement coming from Carancas and CBS News asked Clarence Thomas
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  Speaker 8: and Samuel Alito if they're planning to retire anytime soon.
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  Speaker 8: Answer no, not entirely. Unlike mel Brooks in History of
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  Speaker 3: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today,
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  Speaker 3: All right, cauld I let him.
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  Speaker 17: Say it with me this time.
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  Speaker 20: I think I will Happy Easter, Happy Passover, and live.
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  Speaker 5: On New August.
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  Speaker 8: Or actually Saturday morning, as where we are live from
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  Speaker 8: New York as we come. It's my niece's sweet sixteen today,
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  Speaker 8: which by the way, is more palatial than my wedding was.
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  Speaker 8: Actually think it's more palatial than her parents' wedding was
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  Speaker 8: as well. But that's just where we are in America
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  Speaker 8: these days. It was just looking around and it's beautiful,
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  Speaker 8: and to be fair, I've seen some of the catering
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  Speaker 8: halls that get booked for these kind of affairs, and
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  Speaker 8: I'm thinking, wow, somebody has to be making a couple
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  Speaker 8: of bucks here. It is most likely the caterers and
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  Speaker 8: the food service people there. And so we are here
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  Speaker 8: from just up the road, just up the road from
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  Speaker 8: our fine affiliate here on Long Island, the place where
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  Speaker 8: I met all these people for the first time and
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  Speaker 8: dragged myself into their mad, mad world one three point
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  Speaker 8: nine WRCN. Meanwhile, back home my state Virginia, it's the
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  Speaker 8: last day to vote early in the referendum that would
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  Speaker 8: allow the government to temporarily suspend its constitution. And nothing
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  Speaker 8: says Banana Republic more than temporarily suspending the constitution of anything?
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  Speaker 10: Is it?
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  Speaker 8: If you had a company and you were working for
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  Speaker 8: this company, and the CEO said, here's your employee agreement
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  Speaker 8: and this is the hard fast rules by which you
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  Speaker 8: conduct work for our company. Except if I decide differently.
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  Speaker 8: If I changed my mind and I decide that maybe
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  Speaker 8: you have to go out for drinks with me on
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  Speaker 8: a Friday, and maybe I'll make some inappropriate comments to you,
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  Speaker 8: That's okay because I get to decide. See, rule of
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  Speaker 8: law is about well rule of law, and that the
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  Speaker 8: law rules, and you can't just change things because you
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  Speaker 8: don't like them. Do we have the Obama I don't
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  Speaker 8: want to subject people. Barack Obama has doubled down on it,
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  Speaker 8: and I bless him for this because there was a
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  Speaker 8: lot of catfishing going on in the redistricting fight here
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  Speaker 8: in Virginia, and I've gotten a lot of flak. I
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  Speaker 8: wrote a column for the Daydaily Signal and you can
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  Speaker 8: find it at Daily Signal dot com about, you know,
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  Speaker 8: Virginia's Democrats should take a lesson from Maryland's Democrats who
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  Speaker 8: looked at partisan redistricting and said no. And I was
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  Speaker 8: and I've been criticized because vote no is the slogan
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  Speaker 8: that the Republicans and those who do not want. There's
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  Speaker 8: a bunch of Democrats who don't want the redistricting to
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  Speaker 8: pass in the Commonwealth of Virginia. And I've been hammered
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  Speaker 8: in social media for using my column for a partisan argument.
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  Speaker 8: What because all the other slots to use our written
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  Speaker 8: columns for partisan arguments were taken. I don't understand what
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  Speaker 8: the all of a sudden come to Jesus moment is
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  Speaker 8: all about. But oh but because I wrote this wonderfully
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  Speaker 8: eloquent treatise that if I do say so myself, that
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  Speaker 8: leads up to the point where I said, Virginia's Democrats
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  Speaker 8: should do like Maryland's Democrats and vote no, because that's
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  Speaker 8: the slogan that the people are using. This is this
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  Speaker 8: is the violation of you know whatever, it's a violation
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  Speaker 8: of It's a violation of somebody's heini hurt. Maryland's Democrats
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  Speaker 8: voted no on redistricting. That fact is incontrovertible. The senators
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  Speaker 8: in Maryland's state House, outnumbering Republicans two to one, said no.
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  Speaker 8: So I think Virginia's Democrats should do the same thing.
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  Speaker 8: Today's the last day to vote early, or if you
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  Speaker 8: listen to Virginia's Democrats, you're not voting at all. Really,
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  Speaker 8: you're you're not voting until we count your vote. That's
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  Speaker 8: the craziest ass thing in this is that one of
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  Speaker 8: the illegal usurpations that the Virginia Democrats used to even
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  Speaker 8: bring us to a point of this redistricting referendum. Because
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  Speaker 8: I mean to be fair, Eric Holder gave them a
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  Speaker 8: lot of money, and he said, I don't care what
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  Speaker 8: the rules are. I used to be attorney general. Why
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  Speaker 8: should I concern myself with what the law says. I
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  Speaker 8: didn't become attorney general to enforce the law. I became
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  Speaker 8: attorney general to be the law. So Attorney General Holder
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  Speaker 8: is out on this campaign to make sure that conservative
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  Speaker 8: voices are never heard from again and paid awful lot
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  Speaker 8: of Virginia Democrats. But one of the usurpatients. Was this
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  Speaker 8: premise which will be adjudicated according to the Virginia Supreme
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  Speaker 8: Court after all the votes have been counted in this referendum.
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  Speaker 8: Because our jurists, what's the poultry, I think poultry is
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  Speaker 8: not paltry. Poultry is what they are, and they don't
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  Speaker 8: want to be seen as actually ruling on anything, especially
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  Speaker 8: if it might make them, you know, less popular at
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  Speaker 8: the country club. So our jurists will rule on the
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  Speaker 8: legality of this action.
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  Speaker 5: And one of the.
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  Speaker 8: Interpretations that the Democrats bent themselves over the table to
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  Speaker 8: do for Eric Holder was the fact that for early
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  Speaker 8: voting in your state, I think Connecticut, you know, gh
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  Speaker 8: Long Island here, New York has a little bit of
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  Speaker 8: smattering of early voting before any election cycle. In Virginia,
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  Speaker 8: it is forty five days long. Forty five days, which
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  Speaker 8: is you say, oh, month and a half, that's a lot. No,
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  Speaker 8: it's more than a month and a half. It's forty
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  Speaker 8: five actual days that the polls open up for. So
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  Speaker 8: for forty five days we are voting. But the Democrats
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  Speaker 8: just few months ago said, oh no, you're not really voting. No, no, no, no,
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  Speaker 8: your vote is only a vote, and when we count
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  Speaker 8: the vote. And if you think about what they've done
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  Speaker 8: in say Fulton County, Georgia in twenty twenty, or Philadelphia
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  Speaker 8: in twenty twenty, or Milwaukee in twenty twenty, are you
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  Speaker 8: sensing a theme here? Of course, they only want your
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  Speaker 8: vote to count when they count it, because in some
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  Speaker 8: cases they're not going to count it, or once they've
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  Speaker 8: counted it, they'll go manufacture one that will counteract it.
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  Speaker 8: That's one of my favorite parts of this is that
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  Speaker 8: they've said that now for forty five days. You think
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  Speaker 8: you're voting. You're going into a place and saying I
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  Speaker 8: want a ballot, and they check your ID, and then
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  Speaker 8: they give you a ballot, and you go to a
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  Speaker 8: voting station and you vote, and you put it into
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  Speaker 8: the ballot counting machine, and you think you've voted to
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  Speaker 8: Virginia's Democrats. Oh, silly, mortal. You don't vote until we
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  Speaker 8: say you voted, until we've counted that vote, until we've
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  Speaker 8: tabulated that vote. It's a crazy land we live in.
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  Speaker 8: The Peacemaker. Blessed are the peacemakers four three four eighty
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  Speaker 8: two four two one seven. Apologies, everything is in the
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  Speaker 8: the TNK media network. President Trump making the case that
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• 29:13
  Speaker 8: of folks are now accusing me of just being a
• 29:17
  Speaker 8: shill for the president, because I've been saying this for
• 29:21
  Speaker 8: what forty eight days now.
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  Speaker 7: Remember I'm the peacemaker.
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  Speaker 5: I'm the one that settled eight wars.
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  Speaker 1: I settled a war that would have killed thirty to
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  Speaker 8: We have to defend it and I made the case
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  Speaker 8: that Saturday morning, a month and a half ago. Lot
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  Speaker 8: And since Thomas Jefferson, since seventeen eighty six, two hundred
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  Speaker 8: come along to say, Okay, let's end this. But nobody
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  Speaker 3: Uh.
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  Speaker 8: So, on this Saturday morning, Joel is hanging on the
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  Speaker 8: Good morning, Joel, how are you this morning?
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  Speaker 12: Good?
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  Speaker 9: Good, good morning, Joe. I just wanted to say this.
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  Speaker 16: Have you ever taken your car in just to get
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• 32:05
  Speaker 16: Well, President to Trump sees, and here's a lot of
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  Speaker 9: But also through this process of what he's.
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  Speaker 3: That first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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  Speaker 3: Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 8: Gotta be, gotta be Seriously, I don't want to sound
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  Speaker 8: like a whiny cry baby, but we need to find
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  Speaker 8: fund and frolics. Since we talked about the Vietnam War,
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  Speaker 8: where is Danang Dick? We have a clip of Danang Dick,
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  Speaker 8: which is always a great way to start, especially for
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  Speaker 8: you have the efforting Oh, you want to make sure
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  Speaker 8: it's a clean clip? And he doesn't say, you know, basically,
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  Speaker 8: Danang Dick Blumenthal of Connecticut is there telling you that
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  Speaker 8: this is an illegal war and that he's backing off
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  Speaker 8: his statements regarding soldiers being able to violate unlawful orders,
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  Speaker 8: saying that the soldiers shouldn't be blamed for this illegal war.
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  Speaker 8: And he ought to know because he wasn't a soldier
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  Speaker 8: in any illegal wars. Back in the day, Doctor Clark
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  Speaker 8: is on the line with us when we get the
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  Speaker 8: actual clip, because I know everyone loves to hear Danang
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  Speaker 8: Dick bluementhal in the morning. How are you doing this morning, sir?
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  Speaker 20: All right, let's give a little sympathy to little Dick
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  Speaker 20: because it's truly a bad time.
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  Speaker 9: To be a filthy Marxist show, is it really?
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  Speaker 20: Well, let's look at you know, let's go with Joel's
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  Speaker 20: oil change analogy for a minute.
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  Speaker 9: Okay, we started out with Maga went in for an
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  Speaker 9: oil change, going to ten things up a little bit. Okay,
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  Speaker 9: he said, you know, let's get strokeboard.
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  Speaker 20: Don't racing pistons, a fuel injection system upgrade, and uh,
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  Speaker 20: let's add some headers.
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  Speaker 9: We've gone for Maga to Mega.
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  Speaker 20: Okay, everybody's been focused on the Straits of Hormos. We
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  Speaker 20: just pretty much steered the Straits of Malocca. And I
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  Speaker 20: was having a hard time remember that name. But I
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  Speaker 8: We got macklocka, we got meloca locka, we got you're
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  Speaker 9: So the greatest choke point for China get in oil
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  Speaker 9: is this.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, the China streets the Straight of Malacca.
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  Speaker 20: And on April the thirteenth, while nobody was paying attention,
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  Speaker 20: everybody's like, that's the worst meme ever. Pete Head said,
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  Speaker 20: cut a deal with Indonesia's Secretary of Defense. We have
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  Speaker 20: unrestricted use of Indonesian airspace, which.
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  Speaker 9: Gives us fly over on the Strait of Malacca.
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  Speaker 8: So China can't get with that without confronting us restract
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  Speaker 8: shipping through there. Okay, I got you.
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  Speaker 9: Now in the South China Sea just kind of got negated.
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  Speaker 8: Funny we you know, somebody, somebody who supposedly is a
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  Speaker 8: veteran of the Vietnam conflict, to which he wasn't Dick
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  Speaker 8: Blumenthal should have had a comment about that. You'd think
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  Speaker 8: you would think, hey.
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  Speaker 20: While we're talking about comments, perhaps Dick Cheney's cardiologists could
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  Speaker 20: get fifty one intellect for a sign off on his diagnosis.
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  Speaker 8: What a job though, I mean, you know Dick Cheney's
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  Speaker 8: cardiologists really, I mean, you know, if this guy must
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  Speaker 8: have been in the room following him around constantly, because
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  Speaker 8: I know my dad's primary care physician was actually a
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  Speaker 8: cardiologist because his family history. But I mean, Dick Cheney,
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  Speaker 8: I mean, I'm amazed he made it as long as
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  Speaker 8: he did.
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  Speaker 20: Remember the Saturday Night Live skits on Mike Dicka where
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  Speaker 20: every seconds he had a heart attack.
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  Speaker 9: Going again, that was that guy's job.
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  Speaker 20: He had to chest punch Dick Cheney every few minutes
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  Speaker 20: to keep him going.
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  Speaker 8: And what a great gift to this country that was.
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  Speaker 8: Uh there, I mean, you know, and he's served. But
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  Speaker 8: I mean, you know, Dick Cheney, you know, may he
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  Speaker 8: rest in peace and his family business. I mean, how
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  Speaker 8: many more Cheney adjuncts are going to have to take
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  Speaker 8: a podshot at President Trump because he came in and said,
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  Speaker 8: y'all ain't done. You know, And I know that the
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  Speaker 8: left loved to make the whole Halliburton argument, and and
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  Speaker 8: you know, uh Neocon and industrial military industrial complex. And
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  Speaker 8: I always and I am consistent in saying, there are
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  Speaker 8: only two corporations on the planet that can do big
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  Speaker 8: construction outside of the Chaikom government, but outside of the
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  Speaker 8: Chai Kong government, it is the bin Laden Construction Company, yes,
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  Speaker 8: that family, bin Laden and Halliburton. These are the only
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  Speaker 8: if you need to build an airport, there are only
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  Speaker 8: a few contracting companies you can call to do that.
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  Speaker 8: So when the US government would call on Halliburton to
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  Speaker 8: build an airstre for them, you know, there weren't a
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  Speaker 8: lot of other bidders for it. And it's not because
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  Speaker 8: Dick Cheney had cut it insider deal, though they left
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  Speaker 8: like to make it that way. So I'm going to say,
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  Speaker 8: you know, in defense of the Cheney family and their
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  Speaker 8: wealth at Halliburton, there's there's some realities that to consider
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  Speaker 8: in that that being said, I mean, you know, okay,
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  Speaker 8: so Trump came in and did all the things that
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  Speaker 8: you couldn't do. I'm sorry, grow a set and be
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  Speaker 8: a mens about it.
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  Speaker 20: It's so much more than Trump came in and did
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  Speaker 20: what they couldn't do. Joe Trump's come in and he
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  Speaker 20: has undone fifty sixty one hundred years.
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  Speaker 9: Of efforts to diminish the United States globally. And yes,
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  Speaker 9: it's mega. He's making Earth's great again.
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  Speaker 20: Now real quick aside here. Anytime you hear neo con,
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  Speaker 20: you just plug in, not a con, and it's a
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  Speaker 20: con because it's time what you got with a neocon?
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  Speaker 8: Okay, well it's you know, and for those who don't
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  Speaker 8: neo constantly, you know, neo conservative meaning somebody who purports Americanism,
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  Speaker 8: Republicanism whatever, politically aligned with Republicans. But okay, with high
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  Speaker 8: defense spending and that kind of thing. And you know,
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  Speaker 8: get them at Walmart, and so to build these things
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  Speaker 8: when the Soviet Union fell, there was a lot of
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  Speaker 8: column space dedicated to what happens to us now. If
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  Speaker 8: we're the only superpower in the world. Trump's been the
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  Speaker 8: first president who has leaned into that. Obama and all
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  Speaker 8: these other folks have leaned away from it, saying, oh no,
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  Speaker 8: we don't want to be the Trump's like, all right, fine,
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  Speaker 8: we're the only superpower in the world's let's take that
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  Speaker 9: Okay, let's run with that for half a second. Shoe.
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  Speaker 9: Somebody is going to be the superpower in the world.
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  Speaker 9: It's just the way it is. I'm sorry, Princess, somebody's
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  Speaker 20: Would you rather be in the wef would you rather
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  Speaker 9: I pick us? Joe, Oh yeah, what Trump is doing.
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