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"They Just Want THEIR King" (Monday October 20, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Trump derangement syndrome.
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Speaker 2: There really is that disease.
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Speaker 3: At first, I found it to be a music.
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Speaker 4: Now I tried to do at first thing today on
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Speaker 4: the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas, the second most
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Speaker 4: famous Thomas and Charlotte Smith Jewart.
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Speaker 5: Said, steal metem. You have a day at least for work.
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Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to scoodn.
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Speaker 6: Joe has if a thing a gender on the treasure
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Speaker 6: set needs no one that Joe's smile.
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Speaker 7: He only asks, lever be your Joe high.
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Speaker 8: I want to be Joe.
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Speaker 9: Four three four eight eight two four two one seven
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Speaker 9: is the multitasking access lines you can text message uh,
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Speaker 9: because I if mornings are the suppository of all last
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Speaker 9: minute things you want to do, Monday mornings are the
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Speaker 9: king of them all or Sunday nights.
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Speaker 10: But you know you got I gotta get this done.
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Speaker 10: I don't have.
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Speaker 9: Time to call this guy, but I do have time
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Speaker 9: to yell into my voice to text. I'm still waiting
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Speaker 9: for a voice to text program that if I yell
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Speaker 9: at it, it actually writes in all capitals. Don't have
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Speaker 9: one of those four three four eight eight two four
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Speaker 9: to two one seven. You know let me text my
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Speaker 9: emotions to you. There Trump yesterday talking about Trump derangement
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Speaker 9: syndrome on display across the country. This one out of
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Speaker 9: New Orleans, Young lady uh the spokesperson for the No
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Speaker 9: Kings to Electric Boogooroo rally in the Big Easy.
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Speaker 11: Okay, they're peaceful, They're bringing their children, they're bringing their elders,
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Speaker 11: they're bringing all of their family, saying we want to
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Speaker 11: make sure that our democracy is a government that for
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Speaker 11: text people and not monarchs and not kings, and not
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Speaker 11: people who are not accountable, whatever that meant.
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Speaker 9: Obviously studied in a postdoctoral degree at the Kamala Harris
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Speaker 9: Institute for word salad tossing, but appreciate her efforts and
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Speaker 9: her zeal. I don't know how she was elected, but
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Speaker 9: the democratic norms must have been in place when she
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Speaker 9: was elected to be the spokesperson for the No Kings
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Speaker 9: two rally in New Orleans and across the country, the
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Speaker 9: Trump derangement marches went on, and you know, the mostly
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Speaker 9: peaceful ones, and I went looking for you know, fires
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Speaker 9: and that kind of thing.
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Speaker 10: It wasn't that kind of crowd. It was. It was
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Speaker 10: a lot of boomers, not so many zoomers.
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Speaker 9: And that's one of the things is you've got these
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Speaker 9: boomer zoomer collaborations that are become very volatile. But we'll
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Speaker 9: get into all of that for you this morning as
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Speaker 9: we break down our first things, because we have to
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Speaker 9: tell you what happened, and we'll even tell you how
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Speaker 9: we view what happened from our seat, but we want
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Speaker 9: to hear how it's impacting you where you are at
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Speaker 9: four three, four eight eight two four to two one seven.
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Speaker 9: While the marches were going on, ICE continued to arrest
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Speaker 9: fugitives from the law. Nineteen fugitives arrested in Pittsburgh by
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Speaker 9: the FBI and ICE as a five day operation called
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Speaker 9: Summer Heat looking for violent felons in these areas. President
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Speaker 9: Trump leaving Palm Beach yesterday in a hurry and used
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Speaker 9: a bottom floor entrance to Air Force one, a short staircase,
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Speaker 9: as the Secret Service discovered Friday afternoon, a tree stand
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Speaker 9: had been erected in the woods with a clear line
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Speaker 9: of sight, according to the Secret Service to Air Force one,
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Speaker 9: FBI Director Cash Pattel said the hunting stand has not
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Speaker 9: yet been connected to any individuals. On his way back
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Speaker 9: from Palm Beach, with the press in the isles of
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Speaker 9: Air Force one, President Trump held court on several subjects.
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Speaker 9: He said that he had spoken to Indian Prime Minister
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Speaker 9: Narinda Modi and reminded him that he had promised to
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Speaker 9: stop buying Russian oil in order to stop having to
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Speaker 9: pay massive tariffs to sell their products in the United States.
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Speaker 9: He also said that he had urged Voladimir Zolenski, Ukrainian president,
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Speaker 9: to accept Russia's terms for ending the war, meaning that
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Speaker 9: they would see the Donbass region of the country. He
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Speaker 9: warned Zelensky that Putin has threatened to destroy all of
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Speaker 9: Ukraine if he doesn't comply. He also announced that he
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Speaker 9: would be slashing US funds for Columbia because the country's
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Speaker 9: leader quote does nothing to stop drug production. Speaking of
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Speaker 9: the Ukrainian War, they struck inside Russia, blowing up a
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Speaker 9: gas processing plant that takes in gas from Kazakhstan. According
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Speaker 9: to Russian and Kazakh authorities, the Iranian regime has executed
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Speaker 9: highest crimes under Iran's Islamic penal code. Those are our
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Speaker 3: Trump derangement syndrome.
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Speaker 2: There really is that disease.
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Speaker 4: At first I found it to be a music. Now
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Speaker 4: I find it there really is. First thing today by
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Speaker 4: Joe Thomas on the Trunk Median.
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Speaker 9: Ermaduma You love A good mental health discussion is this text?
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Speaker 9: Message came in from Sharis who said I definitely think
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Speaker 9: TDS is worthy of red flag designation. People who have
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Speaker 9: Trump de Arrangement syndrome appear to be completely devoid of
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Speaker 9: any grasp of reality. Therefore, they should definitely not be
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Speaker 9: allowed to own firearms, drive cars, or even participate in
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Speaker 9: public events.
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Speaker 10: Wow.
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Speaker 9: That's a you're a tough judge there, Scharisa, Are you
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Speaker 9: running for attorney general anywhere?
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Speaker 10: We got so much to get into I want to do.
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Speaker 9: I told you the story last week, and we didn't
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Speaker 9: really delve into Tim Walls in Minnesota giving driver's licenses
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Speaker 9: to everybody. Nobody protested him on No King's Day too there.
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Speaker 9: But first I want to find out how gold and
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Speaker 9: silver are entering this new week. James Luck is on
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Speaker 9: I'm sure of gold and silver. I saw on Saturday
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Speaker 9: there was a little discount on the prices. They came
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Speaker 9: back down. How are they doing on this Monday morning, James,
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Speaker 9: Good morning.
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Speaker 21: Yeah, good morning to you two, Joe. They golden silver
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Speaker 21: prices did start to come back down a little bit
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Speaker 21: Friday afternoon, if you can, if you can call it
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Speaker 21: coming down, I'm not sure because we are in such
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Speaker 21: rarefied air, as you say, but gold is currently flat
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Speaker 21: so far on the day at four thousand, two hundred
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Speaker 21: and fifty four dollars, which is even silver is a
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Speaker 21: little bit of a discount here and and I think
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Speaker 21: you know most of that discount happened on Friday. It's
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Speaker 21: currently at fifty one dollars and seventy nine cents, and
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Speaker 21: I have peaked, and it does look like a busy
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Speaker 21: day ahead. A lot of people have been taking advantage
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Speaker 21: of this faiale price find silver for Underspot, which is
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Speaker 21: pretty historic itself.
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Speaker 9: Well Underspot, that's something else there as well, But like
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Speaker 9: you said, taking advantage, go there now if you're interested
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Speaker 9: or if you want to ask and you're not sure.
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Speaker 9: You hear all the cacophony coming out of your radio.
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Speaker 10: Bike gol By gold bye, woll Now.
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Speaker 9: Talk to a family that's not that they're pressuring you.
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Speaker 9: It's a family business. They're not a call center with
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Speaker 9: a quota they've got to meet or anything like that.
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Speaker 9: And you can actually ask opinions about where you are
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Speaker 9: and where gold and silver is. James, you have a
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Speaker 9: great Monday morning, sir, and you know, just remember make
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Speaker 9: sure you have lots of packing tape.
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Speaker 10: Absolutely thanks j four.
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Speaker 9: Three four eight eight two four two one seven is
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Speaker 9: how you and I do it. So I told you
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Speaker 9: this story Thursday of last week in advance of No
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Speaker 9: King's Day, Tim Walltz wanted to get his no kings
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Speaker 9: on by signing a law into place that would give
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Speaker 9: non citizens driver's licenses to vote. And so this is
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Speaker 9: what the question became almost immediately, is this going to
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Speaker 9: give illegal non citizens the right to vote?
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Speaker 3: Can now vote in state elections?
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Speaker 10: Would you be?
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Speaker 3: After Tim Walls signed a driver's licenses for all.
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Speaker 9: Lords even made Australian News issued photo IDs for free,
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Speaker 9: have a look.
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Speaker 16: It's done.
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Speaker 18: A packed room at the Saint Paul Armory erupted after
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Speaker 18: the governor's signature made driver's license for all the law
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Speaker 18: of the land.
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Speaker 22: So we give driver's licenses to anyone here. You don't
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Speaker 22: have to be a citizen. You don't have to which
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Speaker 22: is a photo ID. So if someone comes in, they register,
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Speaker 22: they have the driver's license, but they have an incorrect
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Speaker 22: social or no social or whatever, so then they become incomplete.
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Speaker 22: But if they walk in to vote with their driver's license,
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Speaker 22: is that make them all of a sudden Now okay, mister.
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Speaker 16: The new venom chair.
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Speaker 8: So the designation on the roster for someone who's registration
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Speaker 8: had been incomplete, if they present the election judge.
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Speaker 9: With that with the driver's license. Yes, they become complete,
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Speaker 9: and you.
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Speaker 8: Can expect identification document that would clear the challenge from
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Speaker 8: the roster and they would be permitted to cast a ballot.
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Speaker 10: We'll hear that again, vedam chair.
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Speaker 8: So the designation on the roster for someone whose registration
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Speaker 8: had been incomplete, if they present the election judge with
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Speaker 8: that acceptable identification document, that would clear the challenge from
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Speaker 8: the roster and they would be permitted to cast a ballot.
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Speaker 9: So it's begun. This is the Overton window. You say
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Speaker 9: something crazy like non citizens of the United States should
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Speaker 9: vote in United States elections, and everyone goes, ah, that's
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Speaker 9: the craziest thing I've heard since Obamacare. And then you
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Speaker 9: keep talking about it, and you keep talking about it
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Speaker 9: and people say, well, you know, and then find some
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Speaker 9: poor family who's just trying to, you know, fix your car,
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Speaker 9: and then you get a protest march full of people saying.
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Speaker 10: My neighbors are being taken to concentration.
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Speaker 9: Camps, and all of a sudden, we're just giving them
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Speaker 9: driver's licenses so they can go vote.
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Speaker 10: This is how it works.
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Speaker 9: And this is the part that obviously it's about getting
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Speaker 9: themselves elected. So there's got to be a control over it.
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Speaker 9: It can't just be everyone. But if you follow their
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Speaker 9: rhetoric about it, you know, being so important to have
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Speaker 9: this democratic process, then why don't we just open up
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Speaker 9: polling places in Paris, London, Munich. Everyone's talking about pop music.
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Speaker 9: I mean, if it's so important that everyone have a say,
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Speaker 9: because the United States is so important globally, can we
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Speaker 9: set up some polling places in Gaza City, New Delhi?
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Speaker 9: What about Caracas that the Venezuelans would have like to
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Speaker 9: have a Bogata ho Chi Minh City. Bet you some
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Speaker 9: folks there would like to vote in the US elections,
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Speaker 9: especially ho Chi Minh City. Right, But in Minnesota, now,
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Speaker 9: all you have to do is say I want a
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Speaker 9: driver's license. You get a driver's license, and don't even
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Speaker 9: begin to ask if you have any ability to read
20:34
Speaker 9: the language. Oh no, that's racist, that's xenophobic. The Somalians
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Speaker 9: are taking over Minneapolis, Joel writes, And the mayor is Muslim,
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Speaker 9: who appeases the Islamists there.
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Speaker 10: Well, But and again this is the borderline.
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Speaker 9: See, if you want to live in the United States
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Speaker 9: by US law, that's one thing. If you are going
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Speaker 9: to establish a parallel the Sharia court or a chaikam
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Speaker 9: police department in a city and try to operate outside
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Speaker 9: of the American law. That can't be permitted. And it
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Speaker 9: has nothing to do with racism or anything like that.
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Speaker 9: It has to do with to secure these rights. Governments
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Speaker 9: are instituted amongst men. But the real money game winds
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Speaker 9: up being what are those rights? Because they're not talking
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Speaker 9: about securing the rights as laid out in the Declaration
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Speaker 9: the ones that say you have a right to a
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Speaker 31: It's an older crowd, a lot of white hair you
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Speaker 31: It's an older crowd, a lot of white hair you see.
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Speaker 9: Now that flies in the face of what the young
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Speaker 11: They're peaceful, They're bringing their children, they're bringing their elders,
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Speaker 9: Not monarchy, not monarchs to protects people, not citizens, that
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Speaker 9: the just powers from the governed and for all the folks.
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Speaker 9: And and this whole no king's stuff is marvelous because
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Speaker 9: things that Joe Biden or Barack Obama did under their administration,
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Speaker 9: that would fall under the heading of a king. Because
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Speaker 9: Where are these no king's protesters there? Because it's not
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31:53
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Speaker 9: and influence around. Therefore, you now were vaccinated. Let's use
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33:30
Speaker 9: some of these usurptions. The power wasn't there. There was
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Speaker 9: no reason to try to corrupt the American government because
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Speaker 9: that's what's behind all of these no kings. It's not
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Speaker 9: and fifty years late, but they probably would have been loyalists. Then, Yeah,
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Speaker 9: You know, the blue hairs, the trailing spouses, and the
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Speaker 30: Oh, you nailed it. I mean Denver Wringledon's an unhinged guy,
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Speaker 30: the January sixth Committee was also about, just inflicting you know,
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Speaker 30: compliance costs through you know, these legal fees and you know,
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Speaker 30: discovery measures to just destroy people. It's truly an evil,
45:43
Speaker 30: evil exercise. It was bloodlust.
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Speaker 9: Well, and the leaking that came out of it, and
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Speaker 9: the headlines and local newspapers about you know, so and
45:52
Speaker 9: so is arrested for storming the capital on January sixth,
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Speaker 9: rhetoric about you know, you know, drawing a usions to
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Speaker 9: people's activities and if they were guilty of assault and
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Speaker 9: federal police officers, people's lives were ruined, never mind their
46:09
Speaker 9: bank accounts.
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Speaker 10: Mike, Well, that's abslutely right.
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Speaker 30: And the pardons, while great and act of the absolute
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Speaker 30: statesmanship from Donald Trump, they don't solve for every last thing.
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Speaker 30: They cleared your federal criminal record, but you know, people
46:22
Speaker 30: are still dealing with those consequences and the reputational slander
46:25
Speaker 30: associated with the financial cost of finding these things. They
46:29
Speaker 30: ruined a lot of people's lives, to put it simply,
46:31
Speaker 30: and they did it because of that just bloodlust, their
46:34
Speaker 30: blind hatred of President Trump and all his supporters. It
46:37
Speaker 30: was a very dark chapter. I mean, you know, the
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Speaker 30: luck he likes to talk about McCarthyism as the worst
46:43
Speaker 30: thing that ever happened, even though Joe McCarthy was pretty
46:46
Speaker 30: darn right when you see Chuck Schumer now promoting communist
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Speaker 30: protests in New York City. But nevertheless, this was actually,
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Speaker 30: you know, what people would describe to be McCarthy ism
46:56
Speaker 30: in the worst possible way, who did a lot more
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Speaker 30: damage than they could ever present happened the Red Scare
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Speaker 30: of the fifties.
47:02
Speaker 9: And you know, Mike Howell up on with us from
47:06
Speaker 9: the Oversight Project, and you were talking about that and
47:10
Speaker 9: one of the things, as I said, you talk about McCarthyism,
47:14
Speaker 9: and we bring this up frequently.
47:16
Speaker 10: Here Edward R.
47:17
Speaker 9: Murrow failed us and really fumbled his gravitas in a
47:23
Speaker 9: zeal to protect people. And people talk about yellow journalism
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Speaker 9: all the time, and Edward R. Murrow was guilty of
47:30
Speaker 9: it here. He wanted to protect his friends who were
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Speaker 9: communists based on what I believe from reading several different
47:39
Speaker 9: source materials that he believed that they had a right
47:42
Speaker 9: to be communist if they wanted to be. They just
47:45
Speaker 9: couldn't enacted as a government in the country. And certainly
47:49
Speaker 9: it's taken them a long time to try. But since
47:52
Speaker 9: then they have come up with great efforts to rename it,
47:57
Speaker 9: rebrand it, put a different sticker on USDA approved communism,
48:03
Speaker 9: great society if you will. But as youry Bejminoff confessed
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Speaker 9: as a defector. He said, oh, we've been in your
48:14
Speaker 9: schools for thirty years, two generations, and if you do
48:20
Speaker 9: the math, then exactly what McCarthy said was true. They
48:23
Speaker 9: had already planted communists in the in the system with
48:29
Speaker 9: the idea as.
48:32
Speaker 10: It was a khrush chef.
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Speaker 9: He said, we will, we will destroy you from the
48:36
Speaker 9: inside because the idea of handouts and freebies and irresponsibility
48:43
Speaker 9: is a siren song. It's compelling the idea that, oh well,
48:48
Speaker 9: if I vote for the right things, my life gets easier.
48:54
Speaker 9: This one coming in from Florida on the text message line.
48:57
Speaker 9: All these lefties are upset because the j is up
49:00
Speaker 9: on cutting the umbilical cord to fraud and waste. That
49:04
Speaker 9: supplements the lazy and so called entitled, but some of them,
49:11
Speaker 9: And this goes back to the chicken and egg paradigm,
49:17
Speaker 9: because there are people who don't go out and try
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Speaker 9: to achieve, mostly because they've been told by elected officials
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Speaker 9: not to try. The d incentivization of industry, of individualism
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Speaker 9: in the Great Society is heartbreaking and it is almost
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Speaker 9: more insidious than Marxism itself because it's rebranded, it's given
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Speaker 9: a cool hip name, the Great Society. What could possibly
49:50
Speaker 9: how could you be against the Great Society?
49:52
Speaker 10: Joe? Are you against children?
49:56
Speaker 9: Where did that come from? Are you against love? Are
49:59
Speaker 9: you against freedom? And where in the Great Society is freedom?
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Speaker 10: Freedom?
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Speaker 9: Oh, we will free you from the We will unburden
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Speaker 9: you from that which has gone before, Right, Kamala, We
50:13
Speaker 9: will unburden you from that which has gone before. Will
50:17
Speaker 9: unburden you from debt, will unburden you from school loans,
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Speaker 9: will unburden you from grocery bills, will unburden you from
50:26
Speaker 9: gas and electric bills, will unburden you from housing costs.
50:32
Speaker 9: And then you will be liberated. I mean, except for
50:36
Speaker 9: the things that we expect you to do in compliance,
50:39
Speaker 9: for compliance with all of that, and it's just I
50:47
Speaker 9: understand it. And that's one of the things that we
50:50
Speaker 9: as conservatives have to do. We have to school up
50:52
Speaker 9: and exactly what it is there. They don't have to.
50:57
Speaker 9: They're Marxists. They just believe what they believe. They don't
51:00
Speaker 9: talk about anything else. It's Whopper beat the Big Mac.
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Speaker 23: It is.
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Speaker 10: You deserve a break today. It's all a sales campaign.
51:07
Speaker 9: They don't want to have an idel, actually honest conversation
51:10
Speaker 9: because then that would allow somebody to consider the option.
51:14
Speaker 9: And they can't drag you through the Overton window while
51:19
Speaker 9: you're considering other options.
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Speaker 10: You can only discuss the one thing.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 9: It's immigration and the migrants and our neighbors. Notice the
51:33
Speaker 9: know King's rallies all weekend, it was all about our neighbors.
51:37
Speaker 10: Are being taken to concentration gamps.
51:42
Speaker 9: You mean the non citizens that are being taken and
51:45
Speaker 9: are they actually your neighbors. I looked at some of
51:47
Speaker 9: these folks saying, these folks weren't your neighbors. I mean
51:51
Speaker 9: except in the grandest abstract that they may have lived
51:53
Speaker 9: somewhere within the municipal jurisdiction of where your home is,
51:58
Speaker 9: but they weren't living next to you. In the strictest definition,
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Speaker 9: your congressman may have had purview over their homeless.
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Speaker 10: Shelter, but they weren't living in your neighborhood. And that's
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Speaker 10: the thing.
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Speaker 9: And it's not to be mean spirited not to say
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Speaker 9: they don't have a right to go out and get
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Speaker 9: their sixties march on all over again, because Lord knows,
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Speaker 9: looking at some of them, of good bunch of them
52:28
Speaker 9: were around in the sixties.
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Speaker 10: I'm not saying you can't do that.
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Speaker 9: I'm just saying, let's call it out for what it is,
52:39
Speaker 9: which is a setup to lead to Marxism, to put
52:46
Speaker 9: the finishing touches on this great society.
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