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Wicked Radio 11-22: Why The Dems Fear Pam Bondi, Thanksgiving Prices Down? & Passengers Subdue Lunatic · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Finished strong Friday, last weekend before the great American holiday Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 1: It's almost here, everybody, Thanks for being here, another great week,
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Speaker 1: Thanks for hanging out with me. Welcome to Wicked Radio.
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Speaker 1: I'm Bill. Thanks for finding the audio podcast too, and
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Speaker 1: kinds of choices, That's just what I'm saying. Hey, speaking
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Speaker 1: of Thanksgiving. By the way, we need to start off
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Speaker 1: with this because this always comes out, you know, just
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Speaker 1: just following these news stories for as long as I
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Speaker 1: have back, you know now. But also Beck in radio world,
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Speaker 1: patterns happen all the time. It's like these pr agencies,
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Speaker 1: and you know, the media outlets always send out the
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Speaker 1: same similar types of stories at the exact same time
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Speaker 1: of the year, right, and it always happens the last
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Speaker 1: weekend before Thanksgiving. You always see stories like this, exactly
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Speaker 1: like this, how to avoid Thanksgiving family this year in
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Speaker 1: this article from Business Insider caught my attention this time around,
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Speaker 1: but I thought, well, boy, they can't give the same
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Speaker 1: tips this time around, can they because things are a
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Speaker 1: little different this time. First of all, I'm just coming
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Speaker 1: off a huge, huge election and the country's a little hot,
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Speaker 1: little heated right now. I'm sure you have a lot
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Speaker 1: of relatives right now and coworkers that are not doing
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Speaker 1: so well because the results. We've all seen the videos
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Speaker 1: of people screaming in the cars or cutting off their
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Speaker 1: hair or threatening not to ever have sex with anybody else. Again,
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Speaker 1: that sounds totally healthy to me, sure, right, But it's
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Speaker 1: different this time. Here's the thing that's really different this
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Speaker 1: time around. And I was just talking to my neighbor
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Speaker 1: about this last night. Here's what's really different. People aren't
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Speaker 1: afraid anymore by people. I mean people who normally never
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Speaker 1: would have spoken up about politics. People aren't afraid to
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Speaker 1: let everybody else know how they feel about things now,
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Speaker 1: perfect exams ample. Just look around. Just next time you're
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Speaker 1: at a restaurant, just listen. Just perk your ears up.
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Speaker 1: You know you're at a bar somewhere, Just listen to
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Speaker 1: what people are talking about. Look at TV, like we
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Speaker 1: talked about a couple of days ago, I think it
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Speaker 1: was Monday, all of the Trump dances that are popping
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Speaker 1: up with pro athletes because and they're coming out and
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Speaker 1: saying this is more important coming out and saying after
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Speaker 1: the fact, yeah, I don't care how people feel anymore.
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Speaker 1: I'm i'mnna support who I want to support. That's completely different.
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Speaker 1: So when you see an article like this, and this
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Speaker 1: was from Business Insider, I thought this was interesting. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if this is relevant anymore. Here's the headline,
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Speaker 1: how to keep the argument to a minimum this Thanksgiving. Again,
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Speaker 1: this was in Business Insider. I saw it this morning.
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Speaker 1: I think it was published yesterday or the day before
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Speaker 1: or whatever, and it caught my eye. Here are some
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Speaker 1: of the typical points that they always come out with. Right,
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Speaker 1: set rules. It may not work for every family, but
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Speaker 1: being upfront with your group and saying, let's keep things light,
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Speaker 1: no politics or religion talk this year. Okay, all right,
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Speaker 1: well sounds kind of like, you know, censored, but that's okay.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 1: Designate an area for hot topics, Like that's really like
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Speaker 1: any adult is going to do that, right, You're already
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Speaker 1: like a couple of couple of wine glasses in like
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Speaker 1: you're gonna okay, Oh, I want to talk about something hot.
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Speaker 1: Let's go over to the court like a dunce corner. Yeah, sure,
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Speaker 1: like that's gonna work. Here's the other one. It's not
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Speaker 1: relevant anymore. Don't take the bait. Sometimes people will test
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Speaker 1: the limited bad faith. Yeah, no kidding. If somebody brings
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Speaker 1: up a hot topic, try to redirect, prepare topics ahead
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Speaker 1: of time. It's like that sounds like homework. Know when
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Speaker 1: to cut your losses and call it a night. That's
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Speaker 1: actually pretty relevant advice. I get that. Here's why I
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Speaker 1: think all of this is. And I'm trying to listen.
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Speaker 1: I'm all for keeping the piece of Thanksgiving. Believe me,
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Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be a Debbie downer about this.
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Speaker 1: But here's why I think this is completely irrelevant now.
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Speaker 1: And you may already be thinking the same thing I am,
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Speaker 1: because if you're following me, we're most likely like minded
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Speaker 1: or you're just a masochist and you like to hear
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Speaker 1: this every day and it just drives you crazy. There
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Speaker 1: is that element too. I know some of you do.
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Speaker 1: I hear from you. But here's why it's not so
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Speaker 1: relevant anymore. You've heard it. I know you have, and
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Speaker 1: I know I have for a fact from relatives now
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Speaker 1: and friends. Now, Bill just let's not you know, listen,
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Speaker 1: just let's keep it cool. Okay, let's keep it cool.
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Speaker 1: It's always us that would always get that message. Have
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Speaker 1: you ever noticed that? Always? Oh, not your lefty friends,
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Speaker 1: not your Democrat friends who love to talk about this
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Speaker 1: stuff for them, because this is why, for the longest time,
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Speaker 1: through media, through culture and entertainment, they always just grabbed
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Speaker 1: a hold of and assume they had the moral high
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Speaker 1: ground that they were right. Oh, I'm from the Jettler
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Speaker 1: Kinder generation and political party, so I can bring this up,
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Speaker 1: but you can't. So it was always us, it was
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Speaker 1: always everybody else that was told to keep your keep
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Speaker 1: your opinions to a minimum, let's keep it calm this year.
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Speaker 1: And I'm all for that, but I don't think that's
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Speaker 1: gonna work work anymore. I will give you my philosophy,
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Speaker 1: and I promise you. You may not believe this, but
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Speaker 1: I promise you. And if you're somebody that's followed me
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Speaker 1: through the radio days and especially now, you may not
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Speaker 1: believe this, but I swear to God it's true. I
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Speaker 1: have never ever started a political conversation or a cultural
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Speaker 1: confer or something controversial in a social gathering. I've never
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Speaker 1: started it. Ever, I've never Every once in a while
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Speaker 1: you meet somebody, like somebody that I know locally or whatever,
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Speaker 1: they'll try to try to eggy on or because they
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Speaker 1: know how you feel and you're out there publicly with
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Speaker 1: your opinions, right, And I'm not afraid. I'll never bring
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Speaker 1: it up. But I'm not afraid to get my opinion obviously.
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Speaker 1: But it's always us. And you'll notice that it's always
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Speaker 1: people who may not agree with the mainstream narrative that
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Speaker 1: are told to keep it calm. So business insiders their
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Speaker 1: advice about finding a hot corner and stopping the fights
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Speaker 1: this family Thanksgiving that may not work. Now, I will
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Speaker 1: go so far as to say this too, I think
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Speaker 1: kind of we need that discussion. Yes, next week after Thanksgiving,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna have some stories. We're gonna have some stories
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Speaker 1: about some family fights that went awry. Happens every single
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Speaker 1: year anyway. Maybe the country needs that. Not talking about
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Speaker 1: violent stuff or whatever, but you need to talk about
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Speaker 1: this stuff. What we really need to stop getting rid
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Speaker 1: of though, And this is my whole point to this
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Speaker 1: whole long winded thing. I need to stop telling a
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Speaker 1: certain segment of the population raising my hand us that
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Speaker 1: we're the ones that need to comment down, just saying
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Speaker 1: I appreciate your efforts, business insider, but I don't think
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Speaker 1: it's really relevant anymore. All Right, talking about the hot
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Speaker 1: topic story of the day in the news. Can't avoid it,
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Speaker 1: and yes, this is politics, but boy did this get interesting.
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Speaker 1: So the big headline yesterday was it seemed like it
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Speaker 1: was really quick And my first reaction was the same
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Speaker 1: exact thing as what you probably had too. Matt Gates,
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Speaker 1: Florida Congressman Matt Gates, very maga, very hardcore, withdraws his
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Speaker 1: name from the attorney general consideration for President Trump. Almost immediately,
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Speaker 1: Trump sends out of a statement thanking Gay did the
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Speaker 1: right thing for the country. Didn't want to become a distraction.
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Speaker 1: That was the main reason. My first reaction I saw
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Speaker 1: a lot of this from people online as well, was
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Speaker 1: ah Man and I think I wrote this bad move.
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Speaker 1: But you know what, it's uh, don't cave because now
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Speaker 1: that you caved, now the lefties know that all of
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Speaker 1: the strategies worked, right Drake digging up all the dirt,
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Speaker 1: years old allegations that were already proven to be not credible,
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Speaker 1: and now they got to go after Pete hegsath because
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Speaker 1: they know and even the Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts said
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Speaker 1: one down, Okay, well you're come up and this is
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Speaker 1: coming lady. I thought it was a bad move. And
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Speaker 1: then as the day went on, started thinking about this
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Speaker 1: and started seeing some things they can wait a minute,
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Speaker 1: hold on a second. What did we learn? This says
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Speaker 1: this may be is maybe one of those classic Trump
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Speaker 1: moves where he throws out like negotiation, the big, big,
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Speaker 1: big thing he wants, doesn't get that, but he gets
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Speaker 1: something that was almost close to what he wanted. What
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Speaker 1: did we learn throughout this whole process, through the Matt
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Speaker 1: Gates process, And this may or may not be true.
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Speaker 1: What Trump learned was who he can count on in
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Speaker 1: the Senate on the Republican side, whether it was intentional
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Speaker 1: or not. What he did was he played fort Hs
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Speaker 1: and he smoked out all the rhinos, you know, the
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Speaker 1: Republicans in name only, all the ones that he knows
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Speaker 1: he can't get the support from, because they were all
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Speaker 1: the ones, four or five or six of them. They
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Speaker 1: came out and they said they would not support Matt Gates.
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Speaker 1: Now Trump knows that's one possibility, which I'm thinking more
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Speaker 1: and more as we talked this out is becoming true.
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Speaker 1: Shortly after that happens, who gets nominated very quickly as
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Speaker 1: if she was, Oh, I don't know the plan all along.
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Speaker 1: Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi let me tell you something.
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Speaker 1: Just being down here, I've interviewed her a couple of times.
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Speaker 1: Let me tell you what Pam Bondi is all about.
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Speaker 1: If you thought Matt Gates was hardcore and following the
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Speaker 1: rule of the law and dead set and determined to
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Speaker 1: clean up corruption in all forms of government, no matter
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Speaker 1: where it is, because she did it down here, she
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Speaker 1: did it in Florida. Pam Bondy is Matt Gates to
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Speaker 1: the extreme. Here's what I in a good way in
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Speaker 1: my opinion. Here's what I mean. Here's a little taste
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Speaker 1: of Pam when she was Attorney general. Just a couple
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Speaker 1: of days ago, she was in Polk County, in the
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Speaker 1: center of the state, kind of like highlighting a big
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Speaker 1: illegal immigrant crime bust that happened. It was a drug
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Speaker 1: related and violent related and she was referring here to
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Speaker 1: Pole County share of Grady Judd, Who's awesome.
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Speaker 3: Because when you're in this country illegally and you're doing
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Speaker 3: things illegally, I want to tell you, and you wind
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Speaker 3: up in Polk County. Grady Judd is gonna find you.
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Speaker 3: The DEA is gonna help them, and my statewide prosecutors
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Speaker 3: are gonna lock you up for as long as we can, and.
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Speaker 4: We're gonna enjoy you.
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Speaker 1: That's Grady jud you heard there at the end, and
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Speaker 1: you're and we're gonna enjoy it. He's the guy you
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Speaker 1: might have seen. He always makes He always makes these
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Speaker 1: videos after one of these big bus and his famous line,
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Speaker 1: most famous line ever was a shootout with his palm
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Speaker 1: with his Polk County deputies and they won, and he
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Speaker 1: talked about the bad guys and he said they're not
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Speaker 1: only dead, their graveyard did. He's a hardcore, no nonsense
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Speaker 1: Florida sheriff and there's a lot of them in the
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Speaker 1: state of Florida. Trust me on this one. That's Pam Bondy. Now, oh, Bill,
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Speaker 1: what do you know? What the hell do you know?
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Speaker 1: Why would Democrats be afraid of Pam Bondy? Oh I
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Speaker 1: don't know. Okay, don't take my word for it. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to MSNBC yesterday. Immediately at the news they bring
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Speaker 1: on one of their favorites, a political scientist to talk
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Speaker 1: about it, Jason Johnson. Here's what he said.
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Speaker 2: Pam Bondy is exactly what I was saying in the
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Speaker 2: last segment that we should all fear because she's competent.
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Speaker 2: We may not agree with her ideologically, but she actually
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Speaker 2: knows how to do this job. So if anyone on
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Speaker 2: the Democratic side or anyone who cared about liberty or
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Speaker 2: justice was thinking, well, maybe Matt Gates will screw this
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Speaker 2: up and that'll give us some time, No, Pambody knows
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Speaker 2: what she's doing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, she does. See I hear that, and that's
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Speaker 1: about the third time I've heard it, and I've seen
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Speaker 1: that clip. Yeah, I'm convinced now she was the plan
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Speaker 1: all along. I really am. I think that was. It
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Speaker 1: sounds a little conspiracy, conspiracy theory. It's a little it's
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Speaker 1: a little tinfoil hat. I get that. I think Trump's
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Speaker 1: plan all along was to smoke out the Rhinos. Matt
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Speaker 1: Gates helped him do that. Pambody is the real pick,
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Speaker 1: and I cannot wait. I can't wait to see the
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Speaker 1: Democrats try to bring up dirt on her. First of all,
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Speaker 1: I don't think there is any I really truly don't,
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Speaker 1: not that I know of, anyway. And I would love
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Speaker 1: to see the Democrat. I would love to see the
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Speaker 1: Democrats try their best to attack a successful woman. This
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Speaker 1: drives them insane because they can't. They're not supposed to.
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Speaker 1: That's the party of women, right, That's what I was told,
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Speaker 1: That's what we were all told. Go ahead, try to
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Speaker 1: attack her, go ahead, do it, attack her, and then
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Speaker 1: Trump can always come back and say, why do you
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Speaker 1: hate women? Here you go. By the way, I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: say it too, America is ready for a hot attorney general.
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Speaker 1: I don't care I said it. She's a very a
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Speaker 1: very attractive lady, very attractive lady, and very accomplished. That's
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Speaker 1: not to take away from her legal accomplishments. She was great.
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Speaker 1: She was a big when Florida turned things around with
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Speaker 1: Dessantas and cleaning up the elections and all that. She
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Speaker 1: was a big part of that and cutting down on crime.
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Speaker 1: Did an amazing job. I think she's gonna pass. I
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Speaker 1: think she's gonna be fantastic for the country, and I
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Speaker 1: think she's gonna clean up the corruption. I really do.
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Speaker 1: So what happens to Matt Gates how about this what
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Speaker 1: happens to him? Hmm. Let's see resigned from Congress. To
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Speaker 1: try to get this job, you'd have to fill that
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Speaker 1: congressional seat down here. Desatus would work with Trump? And wow,
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Speaker 1: wouldn't it be something from Matt Gates to fill that
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Speaker 1: open Florida Senate seat because Marco Rubio is going to
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Speaker 1: the administration. Wouldn't that be something? Can you think of
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Speaker 1: anybody else in the Senate that would drive these rhinos
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Speaker 1: out because they're the ones that just spoke out against
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Speaker 1: them forty chess kids, just saying just a theory. I'm
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Speaker 1: convinced now that Trump had a plan and that maybe
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Speaker 1: be the plan. I don't know who the new Florida
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Speaker 1: congressman would be to take his seat, but I could
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Speaker 1: see Matt Gates in the Senate absolutely. I could. Hey
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Speaker 1: speaking of them MSNBC because we're just playing that clip
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Speaker 1: from there, I know. I love to pick on them.
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Speaker 1: It's like one of my life's pleasures because they are
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Speaker 1: the I've said it before, it's like CNN knows they're
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Speaker 1: full of crap. MSNBC is where they put the real,
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Speaker 1: real lunatics that they're just totally completely insane. So yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'm quite enjoying the fact that MSNBC is falling apart.
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Speaker 1: I really am. So here's here's the latest in the news,
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Speaker 1: and this was kind of percolating. Massive cuts coming Comcast.
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Speaker 1: This was confirmed yesterday. Comcast, their parent company, is looking
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Speaker 1: to spin them off. They want to spin off and
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Speaker 1: get rid of and sell off MSNBC because it's just
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Speaker 1: an albatross and CNBC as well. Massive staff cuts. Never
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Speaker 1: like to see that happen, but they brought this upon themselves,
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Speaker 1: especially after the ratings tanked. When Morning Joe, Oh Joe
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Speaker 1: and Mika went to mar A Lago all their left
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Speaker 1: wing lunatics they had in their audience, and there weren't
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Speaker 1: that many to begin with. They're all upset at them
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Speaker 1: and they left. And then salary cuts, including one very
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Speaker 1: notable Rachel Maddow. Yesterday I read and I guess this
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Speaker 1: was confirmed that she is getting a five million dollars
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Speaker 1: salary cut. You may have the same reaction when you
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Speaker 1: hear that five million dollars cut off her salary. You
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Speaker 1: may be thinking the same thing I did, because they
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Speaker 1: had never heard this before. Hold on a minute, she
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Speaker 1: was making more than five million bucks a year. Really wait,
14:37
Speaker 1: hold on, my friends, hold on till you hear this. Oh,
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Speaker 1: she was making more than five million. You know how
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Speaker 1: much she's down to now? The cut went from thirty
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Speaker 1: million dollars annually. Now she's only going to make twenty
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Speaker 1: five million dollars. There. If you've ever looked at the
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Speaker 1: media numbers, there's not a lot of people watching MSNBC,
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Speaker 1: and she was making thirty million dollars. You've got to
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Speaker 1: be kidding me. No, wonder why they're tanking. Holy Now, granted,
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Speaker 1: she has like an astronomical number of higher number of
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Speaker 1: ratings than anything else on that network, But my god, almighty,
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Speaker 1: I had no idea. I didn't even know she was
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Speaker 1: making five She was making thirty. So she's not even
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Speaker 1: gotta feel the impact of that. And we all wonder.
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Speaker 1: It's like, gee, I wonder why even after all of this,
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Speaker 1: even after the cuts, the spin off, all of that,
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Speaker 1: and we all wonder, why is MSNBC doing so badly? Well,
15:37
Speaker 1: let me go to a headline just from last night.
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Speaker 1: You're right, somebody else posted this and I just stolen.
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Speaker 1: This is MSNBC online. This is one of their headlines.
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Speaker 1: Lake and Riley's killer never stood a chance. You know,
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Speaker 1: the illegal immigrant that killed that poor Georgia college student
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Speaker 1: when she was jogging. Somebody at MSNBC type thought it,
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Speaker 1: believed it, typed it out and pressed send and an
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Speaker 1: editor approved it. Lake and Riley's killer never stood a chance. Gee,
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Speaker 1: I don't know why they're doing so badly. Wow, thirty
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Speaker 1: million dollars a year, unbelievable. Here's a feel good story
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Speaker 1: for you. So there was a an American Airlines flight apparently,
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Speaker 1: and we're all getting the story now on Tuesday morning.
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Speaker 1: It was going from Milwaukee to Dallas. It was flight
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Speaker 1: one ninety five, and all the passengers are talking about
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Speaker 1: it now because that had an incident on board. Some
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Speaker 1: lunatic got up And I think, sadly, we're going to
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Speaker 1: see a lot more of these because there are so
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Speaker 1: many people who are completely broken after the election, like
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Speaker 1: the people who are like on the verge of mental
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Speaker 1: illness that they're off the they're off the edge now,
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Speaker 1: so watch out for airline flights. Some lunatic got up
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Speaker 1: mid flight and tried to open the door. Here's what's different.
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Speaker 1: And you see this every once in a while. Now,
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Speaker 1: passengers don't put up with that anymore. And this this
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Speaker 1: really changed ever since nine to eleven years go. You
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Speaker 1: try to cause any kind of a problem on a flight,
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Speaker 1: it's not just an air marshal that would stop you,
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Speaker 1: it's other passengers. Here's one of those passengers now talking
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Speaker 1: about it. And here's how they subdued the guy.
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Speaker 4: There was no time he was two feet from the door.
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Speaker 4: It was just chaos. He was going for the door,
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Speaker 4: and so I just grabbed the guy from behind and
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Speaker 4: kept him from pulling the thing on the door. You know,
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Speaker 4: we're on our knees holding him down.
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Speaker 1: And how'd they hold him down? Get this? They duct
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Speaker 1: taped him. No further research on this, and apparently the
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Speaker 1: flight attendants have duct tape ready to go to subdue somebody.
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Speaker 1: And you're thinking, oh, what would that do You ever
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Speaker 1: try to get out of duct tape like wrapped around
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Speaker 1: you three four times? And I'm sure the passengers were like, Okay,
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Speaker 1: we got him, No, let me get let me wrap
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Speaker 1: him up fifteen, sixteen, twenty more times. They don't know.
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Speaker 1: Passengers don't put up with that anymore. I don't think
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Speaker 1: an attack on board, thank god, whatever happen again, because
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Speaker 1: the passengers wouldn't allow it believable. That's my feel good.
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Speaker 1: See that makes me feel good. But this is a
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Speaker 1: real feel good story. All right, we're all talked about Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 1: Let's wrap it up with this. We need some good
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Speaker 1: news coming, not family fights. Let's talk about the Great
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Speaker 1: American Holiday and this should help. According to the American
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Speaker 1: Farm Bureau, Thanksgiving's gonna cost a little less this year.
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Speaker 1: How about that? Well, welcome that good news. Right. American
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Speaker 1: Farm Bureau has been doing this. They crunch the numbers,
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Speaker 1: and they've been doing it every single year for almost
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Speaker 1: forty years now. And here's what they say. Here the numbers.
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Speaker 1: It'll cost less than last year. They looked at it. Thanksgiving, staples, turkey, stuffing,
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Speaker 1: pumpkin pie, and according to the report, a basic Thanksgiving
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Speaker 1: meal for ten people will cost an average of fifty
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Speaker 1: eight dollars and eight cents. Wait a minute, hold on,
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Speaker 1: that's five eighty one per person. Five dollars and eighty
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Speaker 1: one cents per person. They say it's down five percent
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Speaker 1: from last year. Um, I just paid over nine dollars
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Speaker 1: for some Hamburger mees yesterday. I'm sure, I'm sure there
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Speaker 1: are great people at the American Farm Bureau but this
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Speaker 1: sounds like this is way off. How could you possibly
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Speaker 1: how could you possibly cook and prepare a meal with
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Speaker 1: all those ims I just mentioned there for Thanksgiving and
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Speaker 1: it only comes to fifty eight dollars and eight cents.
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Speaker 1: I don't know who does a mat at the American
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Speaker 1: Farm Bureau, but I think they're way off. But I
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Speaker 1: don't want to be a Debbie downer. If the trend
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Speaker 1: did maybe the individual numbers are off, But if the
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Speaker 1: trend is it's five percent less than last year, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I'll take it. I guess. I just I think they're
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Speaker 1: a little off on that because the prices are still astronomical.
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Speaker 1: But that's all going to change. To worry about it.
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Speaker 1: That's all coming, and that's our good news, all right. Listen,
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Speaker 1: It's Friday, finished strong Friday. Have an awesome weekend this
19:55
Speaker 1: speaking of thanks I mean, this is our last weekend
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Speaker 1: before the Great American Holiday, so enjoy it. If you
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Speaker 1: are buying your turkey, I'm sure you put that in
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Speaker 1: the in the freezer and get that all prepared. All
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Speaker 1: good stuff. Thanks for hanging out with me again once again.
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Speaker 1: The audio podcast is where you find them, wherever you
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Speaker 1: get them. Download that It's usually usually posts around nine
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Speaker 1: don't know. We'll find out who the heck knows. Takeaways
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Speaker 1: today Number one, if you're told that you have to
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Speaker 1: calm down the conversation at Thanksgiving this year and keep
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Speaker 1: your political opinions to a minimum, ah, maybe not anymore,
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Speaker 1: don't start the fights. Don't be afraid to speak your mind,
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Speaker 1: because nobody's afraid anymore. Those days are over. Second thing,
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Speaker 1: I guess this goes along with it. Like we always say,
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Speaker 1: this is our constant. Don't take any crap from anybody.
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Speaker 1: Have a wicked awesome Friday, a wicked awesome weekdad, thanks
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Speaker 1: as always to being a bant finds