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"Citizen-Shipwreck" (Tuesday, February 3, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: I'm not leaving until I get justice.
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Speaker 2: Exactly justice, I suppose more like preparend treatment. But I'm
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Speaker 2: not The first thing today on the Talk media Network
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Speaker 2: by Joe Thomas, the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte
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Speaker 2: Smith Jewort.
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Speaker 3: Said, steal me, step me have a day at least
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Speaker 3: for work. When the sun comes up, drops a pet
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Speaker 3: of the school.
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Speaker 4: Joe has everything, all the JERSU needs.
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Speaker 5: No one that Joe's as smiled, he all the eggs.
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Speaker 1: Yes, I am Joe, who wouldn't be happy here in
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Speaker 1: the morning.
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Speaker 6: I want to get to hang out with you.
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Speaker 1: And the most important thing to me in the world
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Speaker 1: is like oxygen is talking to you. I felt bad
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Speaker 1: Bob was talking to us. Bob, you were saying Bill
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Speaker 1: and Hillary are only doing this deal of the Epstein files. Now, well, yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's that's what a lot of people are connecting this too,
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Speaker 1: is that Hillary and Bill's interest in testifying is that
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Speaker 1: they haven't been able to vince Foster this evidence. And
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Speaker 1: that's the problem is they thought they had all the
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Speaker 1: testimony because it's one thing to shred documents, but then
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Speaker 1: when investigators say, hey, we've got some big holes in
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Speaker 1: these documents. Here what's supposed to go in here, You've
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Speaker 1: got months worth of missing files or whatever. If you
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Speaker 1: don't have anyone to subpoena for that information, it becomes
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Speaker 1: a non story and.
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Speaker 6: The case goes away.
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Speaker 1: That's that's why what happened to Vince Foster was so important,
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Speaker 1: was because it kept him from being able to testify
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Speaker 1: on what was missing in the in the Hillary and
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Speaker 1: Bill files from Rose Law Firm.
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Speaker 7: And the same thing was supposedly all these victims coming
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Speaker 7: and filing lawsuits because they said there isn't enough information
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Speaker 7: being redacted. That's just to cover. The wealthy have gotten
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Speaker 7: to these people and said, hey, get this all redacted
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Speaker 7: so our asses are covered and we don't get ourselves
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Speaker 7: into trouble. That's what that's all about.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and I agree with you on that.
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Speaker 1: I think I think there is a lot of cya
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Speaker 1: going on in this, in this whole scenario, and and
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Speaker 1: I think that that's going to have to come out
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Speaker 1: at some point as well, because and.
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Speaker 7: Why and why why are all these people all of
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Speaker 7: a sudden, the supposed girls or people that are being
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Speaker 7: damaged to the victims, Why are they coming forward all
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Speaker 7: of a sudden, You know, they all say they want
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Speaker 7: they want justice, and all these you know, the lawsuits
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Speaker 7: and on TV they all want justice according to their attorneys. Well,
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Speaker 7: now they're trying to cover up justice because if this
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Speaker 7: all comes out, it's also going to show how much
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Speaker 7: they were paid off by these rich people.
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Speaker 1: Well, we went through this NDAs and that kind of stuff,
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Speaker 1: you know, with at least a couple of different Trump cases.
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Speaker 1: But if settlements, and I think we're at a point, Bob,
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Speaker 1: where settlements and that kind of thing are commonplace and
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Speaker 1: can be admitted that the existence of an NDA doesn't
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Speaker 1: just automatically taint somebody's position. The fact that they had
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Speaker 1: to be paid off for something often can be entered
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Speaker 1: by an attorney into a court proceeding there as well.
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Speaker 1: And this is again trying to keep the AI generated
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Speaker 1: nonsense out of the Epstein files and keep it to
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Speaker 1: the realities.
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Speaker 6: And some of the folks.
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Speaker 1: Are very very upset about all the reactions going on there, Bob,
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Speaker 1: So I appreciate that is always listening to us in
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Speaker 1: Moscow this morning, we have more folks on the line,
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Speaker 1: got folks hanging on the line with us want to
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Speaker 1: weigh in on a lot of these stories as well.
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Speaker 1: Let's not even begin the fact that, oh, the US
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Speaker 1: and that Ron are sitting down to talk.
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Speaker 6: That's weird.
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Speaker 1: I thought we were about to go to World War
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Speaker 1: three with them. But Witkoff is heading off to Istanbull.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to get our carts before the ox there.
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Speaker 1: But to Eddie is hanging on the line with us
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Speaker 1: in Virginia.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Eddie. How are you doing, my friend?
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Speaker 4: I'm just like you.
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Speaker 6: I'm happy. Please enjoy.
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Speaker 4: Earlier you and doctor Clark. I think we're talking about
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Speaker 4: voter ID and in the twenty twenty COVID year, the
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty election right I volunteered as a pole watcher
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Speaker 4: and I was sent to the voting location next to
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Speaker 4: the armory and police station in Charlsfield because people on
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Speaker 4: my side of the fence didn't want to go there.
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Speaker 4: And forty five days I was there for forty days
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Speaker 4: mostly open.
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Speaker 6: And feel closed.
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Speaker 4: And I say to myself, close to where I could,
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Speaker 4: you know, look look and see that, you know, listen
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Speaker 4: or listen to see that that people had vot IDs.
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Speaker 4: And you know, there were fifteen forms of identification that
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Speaker 4: you could use, right down to a utility bill, right.
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Speaker 4: But in those forty days, in the time I spent there,
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Speaker 4: when people were asked for a vot ID, they showed
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Speaker 4: a driver's license. I never saw any other form of identification.
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Speaker 4: And number two, I never heard anybody say, and why
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Speaker 4: are we doing this? Water we have to do this,
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Speaker 4: or I had trouble getting this. Everybody had one and
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Speaker 4: everybody was able to vote.
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Speaker 1: Well, Eddie, you you actually highlight the number one most
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Speaker 1: profound hypocrisy in Chunk Schumer and all the Democrats opposition
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Speaker 1: to the Save Act, which is the fact that you
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Speaker 1: need photo identification number one to get into the very
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Speaker 1: building where these people work, but you need photo identification
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Speaker 1: to get SNAP benefits. So if you're saying photo ID
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Speaker 1: targets the poorest amongst us, they're the ones who are
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Speaker 1: getting supplemental nutrition benefits. And never mind, you know direct
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Speaker 1: aid from the government, You're going to have to prove
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Speaker 1: your identification for that as well. So all of this
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Speaker 1: nonsense is completely you know, and some of it has
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Speaker 1: actually tied into the Biden amnesty app or asylum app
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Speaker 1: that they wrote, because there are people who in some
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Speaker 1: states will use your application to that asylum app as
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Speaker 1: proof of identification. You mentioned a utility bill. How do
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Speaker 1: you hey, I've got I've got I've got Joe Thomas's
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Speaker 1: electric bill, so I can register as Joe Thomas if
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Speaker 1: I say so and signus or an affidavit. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this world of being in to bear false witness against
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Speaker 1: your neighbor and sometimes so you can cast a vote
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Speaker 1: against your neighbor has grown completely out of hand. But
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Speaker 1: I don't believe in federalizing the election system the way
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Speaker 1: President Trump suggested in that interview with Bongino yesterday.
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Speaker 4: Do you well, I missed the interview, so I can't
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Speaker 4: come in on that. But the irony of the voter
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Speaker 4: I d in the COVID year was everybody was wearing masks.
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Speaker 6: Okay, what good is the photo?
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Speaker 1: Well, you know I have sat through police lineups and
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Speaker 1: the detectives that had me looking through mugshot books and everything.
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Speaker 1: Tell you, pardon me, just whack my microphone around the room.
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Speaker 1: But we'll tell you that the area from the just
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Speaker 1: below the nose, across the cheekbones, up through the t
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Speaker 1: and then over the eyebrows, that rectangle is considered the
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Speaker 1: most important area for visual identification. Now you also talk
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Speaker 1: to police officers, they will tell you that visual identification
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Speaker 1: is some of the worst, least reliable ways to solve
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Speaker 1: a crime. However, if you're standing in the in the
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Speaker 1: presence of the person and they show you a photograph
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Speaker 1: on an ID, regardless of whether they had a beard
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Speaker 1: in the picture or they had different color hair in
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Speaker 1: the picture, if you look at their eyes, the bridge
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Speaker 1: of their nose, their cheekbone structure, it's very very hard
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Speaker 1: to change that. And so photo idea is very very good.
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Speaker 1: If you're in the presence of the person who's claiming
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Speaker 1: to be Eddie from Virginia.
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Speaker 4: Hey quicktail. Another subject. The Democrats want all the agents
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Speaker 4: to have body cameras. And these body cameras costs, oh,
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Speaker 4: let's say you around four hundred dollars apiece. Now, they
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Speaker 4: had a goal of twenty two thousand agents. That's one
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Speaker 4: number I saw that they want to either hire or
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Speaker 4: have on staff. So twenty two thousand times four hundred
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Speaker 4: plus changes is almost ten million dollars. And then you've
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Speaker 4: got other costs associated, you know, with having body cameras.
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Speaker 4: It's not just purchasing the camera at the same time,
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Speaker 4: but at the same time they want to defund the DHS.
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Speaker 4: So yes, spend the money for the cameras, but we
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Speaker 4: don't want to give it to you.
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Speaker 1: Just be careful with the story. According to Corey Lewandowski,
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Speaker 1: the request for the body cameras in Minneapolis came from
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Speaker 1: I don't know if it came directly from home and
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Speaker 1: but it came from the officers. They're the ones who said,
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Speaker 1: can we have body cameras please, so that we can
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Speaker 1: start proving to people what these lunatics are doing, these agitators,
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Speaker 1: these organized paid for protesters. So and that's important. Just
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Speaker 1: like the case with the Preddy case. There's a long
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Speaker 1: bit of the interaction that you don't see on the
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Speaker 1: famous video of the guy on the ground with the
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Speaker 1: police trying to take his gun away from him. There's
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Speaker 1: a lot that happened before then, just like George Floyd.
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Speaker 1: I mean, the thing about street cameras and security cameras
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Speaker 1: and body cameras is context and timing and when does
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Speaker 1: the film pick up and what's going on before the
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Speaker 1: to see. You have a good morning, Eddie, Thank you, sir.
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Speaker 1: So the subject of non disclosure agreements that's inflamed a
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Speaker 1: and regarding victims who had signed non disclosure agreements with
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Speaker 1: I appreciate it James for everything. But tell us how
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Speaker 1: did the daego yesterday with the discounts being on gold
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Speaker 16: Yeah, absolutely the buyer.
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Speaker 5: There are a few items there on our website at
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Speaker 5: But there's not a whole lot of supply, So we
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Speaker 5: of course. And you know, gold and silver are back
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Speaker 5: on the rise again today, and you know, we really
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Speaker 5: are nonprecedented times because golden and silver are almost moving
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Speaker 5: like you know, a highly leveraged ETF. At the moment,
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Speaker 1: Well, as I've said before, with tongue firmly planted in cheek,
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Speaker 1: It's not the Luck call center. It's although I understand
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Speaker 6: Is the It is these folks.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. Joey jo Joel is hanging on the line.
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Speaker 1: He's been very patient for us there, and I've got
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32:25
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32:27
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32:30
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Speaker 1: thank you for hanging on the line. How are you doing, sir, Joel?
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Speaker 16: I'm here.
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Speaker 30: I just hear the commercial writing over. Yeah, I have
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Speaker 30: some news, Joel. So I am not in a good
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Speaker 30: place right now.
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Speaker 6: With that, but not a good place with what.
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Speaker 30: With my with my job, they cancel my.
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Speaker 6: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know what, and I still believe in you know,
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Speaker 1: the democratization of the medical industry is coming, and you
33:20
Speaker 1: you were talking about doing this, you know, nursing work,
33:23
Speaker 1: and it's like I think, you know, especially as the
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Speaker 1: baby boomers are getting older, and it's just demographics. I'm
33:31
Speaker 1: not taking a political side with these hacks, but you know,
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Speaker 1: they are getting older and somebody needs to look after
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Speaker 1: them because their kids aren't interested in it, uh too
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Speaker 1: frequently and so so you know, but the grip that
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Speaker 1: corporate interests the insurance companies and the big healthcare companies
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Speaker 1: that are often merging to create these medical cabals are
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Speaker 1: breaking up. And I think, I think the Obamacare fuel
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Speaker 1: that was, you know, driving this fire is drying up.
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Speaker 1: And I think we're going to see a great over
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Speaker 1: the next ten years democratization. I know it doesn't help
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Speaker 1: you today, but I'm just as an abstract. But I'm
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Speaker 1: sure you called about something else, so you know, way in.
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Speaker 30: I wanted to call because today is actually anniversary for
34:25
Speaker 30: the ratification of the fifteenth Amendment. It's February third, eighteen seventy.
34:30
Speaker 30: And it's interesting because the Save Act is trying to
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Speaker 30: go through you get passed through Congress.
34:38
Speaker 6: But anyway it.
34:39
Speaker 30: Was provided or set up as far as emancipated slaves,
34:45
Speaker 30: you know that became African American citizens, they cannot be
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Speaker 30: deny to vote. But the interesting part about it is
34:54
Speaker 30: it says the primary purpose wasn't sure African American men
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Speaker 30: to not be denied the vote? Well women could neither.
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Speaker 30: And the thing is that I like what it says
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Speaker 30: about It says Amendment to Consus prohibits the federal and
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Speaker 30: state governments from denying a citizen the right to vote.
35:18
Speaker 30: But yet you have to go back and try to
35:20
Speaker 30: define what a citizen is, and a citizen is set
35:23
Speaker 30: up in the USC Code. I don't have that in
35:26
Speaker 30: front of me right now, but it defines somebody I
35:29
Speaker 30: guess who has been either you know, has done it
35:34
Speaker 30: through the legal process where they have the papers, they
35:38
Speaker 30: have the documentation, and they went through that process. And
35:43
Speaker 30: as you said, and as other people have been saying,
35:46
Speaker 30: they're just trying to keep slavery in place so that
35:53
Speaker 30: a regular citizens who are citizens are denied the populace
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Speaker 30: it's disgusting and that I never understood this even growing up,
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Speaker 30: Is that there's really nothing other than saying that in
36:27
Speaker 30: some of these amendments the right of citizens, but it
36:31
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Speaker 6: But why why is it so.
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Speaker 30: Hard for Congress or the Senate to have that defined
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Speaker 30: and speak about.
36:41
Speaker 6: That, Because.
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Speaker 1: There are lots of them who want to skirt several
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Speaker 1: issues in this and some of it has to do
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Speaker 1: with this idea of who is a citizen and who isn't.
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Speaker 1: There are people, believe it or not, Joel, who believed
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Speaker 1: that there should be tiered citizenship regarding how important and
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Speaker 1: accomplished you are. And that almost based on that horrific
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37:21
Speaker 1: blue collar and sometimes the no collar Americans you know
37:28
Speaker 1: don't shouldn't have as much of a vote as university professors. These,
37:32
Speaker 1: these horrific un American goons are the technocrats. These are
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Speaker 1: the Woodrow Wilsonites. These are the folks who thought it
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Speaker 1: would be fine to give us, you know, to count
37:43
Speaker 1: a slave three fifths, but not give them the right
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Speaker 1: to vote when they got out. Now, when we come
37:48
Speaker 1: back from break, and I'll let you go, but I'm
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Speaker 1: make sure that we bring it back to this idea
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Speaker 1: of affordability. Because Joel brought up wages and the folks
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Speaker 1: who are working in these shadows, who work for far
47:37
Speaker 1: less than an American on a minimum wage scale, where
47:40
Speaker 1: in Virginia, for example, they're about to make it fifteen
47:44
Speaker 1: on the way to twenty dollars an hour. That's all
47:46
Speaker 1: well and good, but do you want to buy a
47:48
Speaker 1: cup of coffee in a place where they have to
47:51
Speaker 1: pay the bus boy twenty dollars an hour to clean
47:54
Speaker 1: up your dishes, because that becomes a pushback, like, well, Joe,
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Speaker 1: prices of groceries.
48:01
Speaker 6: Have gone up.
48:02
Speaker 1: Well, you just made the stock boy who has the
48:05
Speaker 1: least technically required job get paid as much as the
48:09
Speaker 1: manager does. You're going to have that happen, and so
48:15
Speaker 1: we have to keep bringing it back to the realities
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Speaker 1: of the world.
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Speaker 6: Kareem is on the line with us at four three
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Speaker 6: four eight eight two four two one seven.
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Speaker 1: I have been so busy I keep forgetting to give
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Speaker 1: the phone number out because there's so many people on
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Speaker 1: the phone. You can also text message that number as well, Kareem.
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Speaker 1: What's on your mind, sir?
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Speaker 33: Well, good morning Joe. And again, every show you have
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Speaker 33: is so rich in topics. There's just so much to
48:40
Speaker 33: choose from. It's a smartest word.
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Speaker 6: Honestly, are you saying I'm full of something? You're full
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Speaker 6: of topics, Joe, that's what you're full of.
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Speaker 33: Well, you're full of flavor, that's for sure. But last year,
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Speaker 33: just four a month, when I was working at Burke Hay,
48:53
Speaker 33: I was making thirteen bucks an hour and I was
48:55
Speaker 33: very proud and thankful.
48:57
Speaker 23: To have that job.
48:58
Speaker 33: Sure, anyway, but I digress. Going off the cameras that
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Speaker 33: the ICE and so are going to wear now on
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Speaker 33: just as you were saying with the sketch ars, orm
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Speaker 33: shots or lineups, however you want to put it, the
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Speaker 33: little rectangle from the nose up to the forehead that area.
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Speaker 6: Let's say, when you're doing.
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Speaker 33: Those AI programs that are finding people in clouds, that's
49:23
Speaker 33: usually what they're you know, they're doing facial features, but
49:25
Speaker 33: if you have a bed or a mask, that's usually
49:27
Speaker 33: where they're looking at. In China, when we're doing protest
49:30
Speaker 33: and Hong Kong about twenty sixteen or so, a lot
49:34
Speaker 33: of the people are wearing full face mask or even
49:36
Speaker 33: rubber mask as someone else, like a Mission Impossible style.
49:40
Speaker 33: So right now you've got these ICE agents who were
49:43
Speaker 33: using their own camera phones to record in interactions. All
49:47
Speaker 33: that data doesn't get deleted, it gets saved, it gets analyzed.
49:50
Speaker 33: And back when they were having the Summer of Love
49:52
Speaker 33: in twenty twenty, you can get a reporter who got assaulted.
49:56
Speaker 6: They get pulled into.
49:57
Speaker 33: A van and interrogated interrogator nicely either way you want
50:01
Speaker 33: to say it by federal agents and the fellow agents
50:03
Speaker 33: were able to describe each ANTIFA member that interacted with him,
50:08
Speaker 33: they already know, they already had a database with him,
50:11
Speaker 33: because it's there's a different network that they have access
50:16
Speaker 33: to than we do. One of them's I think it's
50:18
Speaker 33: Digital Collection Service Net dcs net.
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Speaker 6: That's just wonderful. That's just the fbis.
50:24
Speaker 20: Well.
50:24
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've talked to law enforcement. The data storage is
50:29
Speaker 1: the key, especially for Leo's the local law enforcement officers
50:34
Speaker 1: who you know, don't have the access to these huge
50:38
Speaker 1: data service farms that you have. Is is is storage,
50:44
Speaker 1: it's length of storage, and this is some of the
50:47
Speaker 1: regulations that nobody has passed anything regarding us.
50:50
Speaker 6: How long can you hold the information? What is the
50:52
Speaker 6: admissibility of this information? Those those kind of things are
50:56
Speaker 6: still very much a gray area, so.
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Speaker 33: Great that even right now during the news broadcast when
51:02
Speaker 33: x AI is merging with SpaceX and Elon wants to
51:07
Speaker 33: put a big inside lights in space in orbit, those
51:11
Speaker 33: aren't just for relaying information. There will be analysis by
51:17
Speaker 33: the x AI of cameras that are nearby. Even now,
51:21
Speaker 33: when you post something on x croc may not get
51:23
Speaker 33: it right, or maybe it's just a little bit. Often
51:26
Speaker 33: then you have to correct it or if you want
51:27
Speaker 33: to yea even though you correct GROC in your own terminal,
51:30
Speaker 33: that doesn't change the central programming that program that was
51:33
Speaker 33: in there put by people who don't agree with your values,
51:37
Speaker 33: taking from data from websites, as you said, Reddit, which
51:41
Speaker 33: was heavily moderated by people who very much don't agree
51:43
Speaker 33: with all this is getting filtered through that same filter
51:47
Speaker 33: that not the people that vote or pay taxes or
51:50
Speaker 33: that work for a living.
51:52
Speaker 6: Anyway, let just work on and say that and go ahead.
51:54
Speaker 1: And well, and you raised a good point. We only
51:56
Speaker 1: have a minute here before the news. But I'll say
51:58
Speaker 1: this quickly as if possible that one of the issues
52:02
Speaker 1: with Elon Musk's you know, suck it from the sky
52:05
Speaker 1: down link antennas that he's putting up there and the
52:08
Speaker 1: possibility of merging CROC and all of this together to
52:12
Speaker 1: analyze images and data and all of that, is we
52:16
Speaker 1: have to remember that all of this stuff is the
52:20
Speaker 1: same infrastructurally as a public street. So you know, people think, well,
52:27
Speaker 1: I'm in my home, I'm on my computer, But as
52:29
Speaker 1: soon as you're on the internet, you're out on the
52:31
Speaker 1: street corner, often in your underpants. So I think everyone
52:35
Speaker 1: needs to remember that I'm not trying to quell free speech.
52:39
Speaker 1: I just need people to remember that when we talk
52:41
Speaker 1: about these Internet traffics.
52:42
Speaker 6: And the.
52:44
Speaker 1: Starlinks and everything else, we're talking about public thoroughfares that
52:48
Speaker 1: everyone can see.
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