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"The Don Lemon Irony" (Saturday, January 31, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it, making mornings great again. The first thing
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  Speaker 1: today on the tunk Media Apple Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it line Jewart said, steal mete day, including Saturday, at.
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  Speaker 3: Least for work, when the sun comes up, drops a
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  Speaker 3: kid to school the way Joe has everything a dream
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  Speaker 5: He only aids.
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  Speaker 6: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 6: you this morning. So I've got a question. It seems
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  Speaker 6: to itch way back here in my brainstem. I remember
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  Speaker 6: there used to be a group that would go around
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  Speaker 6: and attack people when they were trying to worship their God,
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  Speaker 6: and we wrote laws about using that kind of intimidation tactics.
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  Speaker 6: Believe the laws are held under the heading the KKK Laws.
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  Speaker 6: So would I be unfair? You tell me on the
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  Speaker 6: program that will tell you what went on. We'll give
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  Speaker 6: you our analysis of it. But I also want to
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  Speaker 6: hear how it's impacting you where you are four three
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  Speaker 6: four eight eight two four to two one seven text
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  Speaker 6: message as well, if you're busy getting your Saturday started.
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  Speaker 6: I get it. But if Indivisible is promoting all of
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  Speaker 6: these assaults like the one the temple here on Long
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  Speaker 6: Island where Long Island News Radio is, or the church
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  Speaker 6: in Miniapolis that got Don Lemon arrested. And by the way,
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  Speaker 6: can we at least appreciate the irony of a black
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  Speaker 6: man being indicted on Martin Luther King Junior Day under
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  Speaker 6: the KKK ordinances. I mean, I just think there's something
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  Speaker 6: poetic in that. And of course my brethren said, oh,
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  Speaker 6: it's journal he was leading a protest. At very least
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  Speaker 6: he was doing a publicity stunt. But we can weigh
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  Speaker 6: in on that. But there used to be a group.
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  Speaker 6: And so I'm asking how much different is Indivisible founded
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  Speaker 6: right here former Tom Perry Ello staffers here in central Virginia.
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  Speaker 6: How much are they different than the klu Klux Klan.
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  Speaker 6: These very people who would march and say we're anti
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  Speaker 6: fascists are doing exactly what Benito Mussolini did when he
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  Speaker 6: marched on Italian cities to get the business owners to
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  Speaker 6: turn the keys over to his government. Just think about
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  Speaker 6: it for a moment or six, and then weigh in.
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  Speaker 6: Like I said, text emails JT in the Morning radio
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  Speaker 6: at gmail dot com. But first the first things, and yes,
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  Speaker 6: we will get into the stories of the Temple on
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  Speaker 6: Long Island and Don Lemon's arrest, But the federal government
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  Speaker 6: is shut down the second time in six months. Congress
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  Speaker 6: failed to reach an agreement. The Senate bipartisan deal was
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  Speaker 6: turned down by the same Democrats that had supported it
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  Speaker 6: in process. The Office of Management and Budget has notified
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  Speaker 6: federal agencies to begin shut down preparations. Sent that out
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  Speaker 6: at midnight this morning. The government is only entering a
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  Speaker 6: partial shutdown this weekend. That's because Congress was unable to
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  Speaker 6: pass legislation that they had passed before. Crux of this
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  Speaker 6: particular debate now is what to do with the Department
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  Speaker 6: of Homeland Security. Before the shutdown, the Justice Department on
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  Speaker 6: Friday was able to release more records from its investigative
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  Speaker 6: files on disgraced pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Deputy Attorney General Todd
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  Speaker 6: Blanche said the department would be releasing more than three
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  Speaker 6: million pages of documents, including emails between Elon Musk and
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  Speaker 6: the Epstein group and Andrew Mountbatten was Windsor who used
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  Speaker 6: to be known as Prince. Nine people, including former CNN
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  Speaker 6: anchored Don Lemon, have been charged with violating federal anti
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  Speaker 6: intimidation laws. Known as KKK ordinances. In conjunction with the
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  Speaker 6: assault on a worship service in Minnesota on January nineteenth
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  Speaker 6: at the city's church in Saint Paul, federal judge in Washington,
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  Speaker 6: d C. Struck down parts of President Trump's executive order
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  Speaker 6: on voter registration, ruling that they require the provisions required
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  Speaker 6: documentary proof of US citizenship. The Clinton appointed judge said
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  Speaker 6: the order directing to assess citizenship before prospective voters could
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  Speaker 6: be given registration forms was contrary to the National Voter
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  Speaker 6: Registration Act. President Trump said Friday, Kevin Worsh is his
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  Speaker 6: nominee to serve as chairman of the Board of Governors
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  Speaker 6: of the Federal Reserve System. The federal judge has reft
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  Speaker 6: used to order the pre trial release of the man
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  Speaker 6: who was setting pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC
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  Speaker 1: Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 6: So do you feel free?
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  Speaker 17: You're understand where they're voting.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, it's not really wide right now. It's still ice covered,
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  Speaker 6: but that's okay, not that kind of ice. And so
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  Speaker 6: the Senate Democrats voted for it before they walked away
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  Speaker 6: from it. The deal to keep the government going for
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  Speaker 6: a few until September thirtieth, till the end of the
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  Speaker 6: fiscal year, provided that everyone sit down to discuss reworking
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  Speaker 6: DHS funding to include defunding of immigrations and customs enforcement.
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  Speaker 6: And I want.
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  Speaker 18: To say it that way to be a pain in
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  Speaker 18: the ass to all the people who work in an
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  Speaker 18: industry that falls under the umbrella of broadcast journalism, journalism, news,
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  Speaker 18: you name it, blogs, clogs, jogs, you name it.
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  Speaker 6: If you've got a sub stack page. I want you
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  Speaker 6: to hear me clearly. This is about shutting down a
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  Speaker 6: police department. This is the mac daddy of all defund
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  Speaker 6: the police movements. It's the one that the federal government
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  Speaker 6: can really do, sort of shutting down the FBI. Show
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  Speaker 6: of hands. No, I don't even want to open that
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  Speaker 6: kind of gefilter fish. Sorry, Tom. And we'll get into
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  Speaker 6: the assaults on these churches because they if you follow
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  Speaker 6: me on Facebook, I posted a picture of a group
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  Speaker 6: that used to be known for assaulting churches to intimidate
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  Speaker 6: the parishioners there. And maybe Indivisible has just you know,
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  Speaker 6: morphed out of the klu klux Klan. This text message
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  Speaker 6: comes into four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 6: one seven Indivisible versus KKK. Well, there are both militant
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  Speaker 6: arms of the Democrat Party. My point. And and Ray,
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  Speaker 6: my dear friend Ray, who is one of the great
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  Speaker 6: anyone who listens to this program, just gobbles it up
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  Speaker 6: as manna from heaven and just goes, yeah, Joe, you're right.
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  Speaker 6: Ray is great because Ray doesn't do that. Not that
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  Speaker 6: you do either, but Ray Ray will take pen to
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  Speaker 6: paper or e to mail and will send me criticisms
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  Speaker 6: about my position on in this particular case, whether or
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  Speaker 6: not we're fighting a new civil war or just the
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  Speaker 6: old one. But I'm going to stick with my assertation
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  Speaker 6: for now. I'll read you what Ray road, because it's
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  Speaker 6: brilliant and he's got great points. And if you don't
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  Speaker 6: you read from people who disagree with you, what the
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  Speaker 6: hell are you doing? You're not very much of a
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  Speaker 6: citizen of the world. But what they want to do
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  Speaker 6: is turn ICE into a transport operation. So if your
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  Speaker 6: local government authorizes their local police to call ICE if
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  Speaker 6: they come across somebody who, if they ask, cannot prove
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  Speaker 6: that they are a citizen of the United States. And
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  Speaker 6: if they have ordinances saying that they will call ICE
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  Speaker 6: when that happens, then they can call ICE. Then ICE
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  Speaker 6: can come in and pick up the prisoner and take them,
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  Speaker 6: presumably back to where they came from. But it's only
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  Speaker 6: after all of those ifs. And of course, the local governments,
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  Speaker 6: as we've watched, have turned their back on the five
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  Speaker 6: twenty seven ordinances that say that sheriffs and police departments
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  Speaker 6: should call ICE as soon as they come across somebody who,
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  Speaker 6: in the process of the performance of their duties has
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  Speaker 6: been shown to not be a citizen of the United States.
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  Speaker 6: But all these city councils and all these governors are
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  Speaker 6: all out there here in Virginia, very very first thing
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  Speaker 6: hadn't even taken off her inaugural suit. Abigail the Catfish
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  Speaker 6: spam Burger signed Executive Order NUMEROO, ending Executive Order Numero
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  Speaker 6: forty seven under Glen Younkin that authorized state police and
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  Speaker 6: state state police and local police in Virginia to coordinate
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  Speaker 6: and cooperate with ICE on the rounding up of non
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  Speaker 6: citizens that had been dumped off in those four am
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  Speaker 6: flights from the southern border under Joe Biden Air. But
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  Speaker 6: she didn't even need an auto pen to sign it.
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  Speaker 6: We all saw her sign it. So all those cities,
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  Speaker 6: all the sanctuary cities, all the sanctuary states, no longer would,
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  Speaker 6: under this proposal, will be under any obligation regardless of
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  Speaker 6: who they found, regardless of how many children they molested,
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  Speaker 6: regardless of how many nuns they killed in drunk driving accidents.
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  Speaker 6: They would not be required to call ICE unless their
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  Speaker 6: local government said that would be the case. That's why
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  Speaker 6: this is the mac daddy of all defund the police
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  Speaker 6: movements because these folks won't change any laws. See, there's
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  Speaker 6: nothing in this government shutdown about changing any of our
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  Speaker 6: immigration laws. No, no, no, no, it's just about enforcing them.
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  Speaker 6: This is also the fruit that's grown from the poison
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  Speaker 6: tree of Barack Obama's position that he was ordering federal
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  Speaker 6: authorities to no longer enforce marijuana possession laws, which presidentially,
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  Speaker 6: not presidentially, but presidentially opened the door to this interpretive
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  Speaker 6: dance that law enforcement has become. And it's understandable why
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  Speaker 6: people are like, dude, why is the cops, you know,
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  Speaker 6: harshing by mellow man. I was told the police could
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  Speaker 6: enforce whatever laws they want or ignore whatever laws they want, man,
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  Speaker 6: because the president said so. And we're still living in
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  Speaker 6: this world that. You know, if a police officer arrests
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  Speaker 6: you for violating a law, it's because they don't like you,
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  Speaker 6: because they don't have to enforce the law.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, they do.
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  Speaker 6: But the people who promote such beliefs want anarchy. Why
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  Speaker 6: do they want anarchy so that they can come in
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  Speaker 6: and become the authoritarians. They want more anarchy, They want
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  Speaker 6: more chaos, they want more groups storming your temples and
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  Speaker 6: your churches so that you will turn your lonely eyes
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  Speaker 6: to the authoritarian government and say, please, please make this stop.
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  Speaker 6: And the authoritarians will be more than happy to do it.
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  Speaker 6: They've got the plan already, and they will arrest people.
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  Speaker 6: They'll arrest more people than Ice will for not going
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  Speaker 6: along with the dictates of the government. They may even
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  Speaker 6: get you to vote to suspend the US Constitution under it.
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  Speaker 12: That's true.
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  Speaker 6: line two here before we get too far. Afield, Good morning.
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  Speaker 12: Let's take a perspective on the world. Right, So nothing hard.
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  Speaker 23: Right.
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  Speaker 12: which happens first. But but Joe, the issue is we
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  Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, you got it flipped around. So conservatives constitutionalists,
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  Speaker 1: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today,
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  Speaker 13: Easy coolstill.
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  Speaker 6: in such. We have had a prodigious drop in the
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  Speaker 6: price of gold in silver. Right now, gold is down.
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  Speaker 6: I want you to again keep hands and arms inside
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  Speaker 6: the thrill ride until it comes to a complete stop.
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  Speaker 6: Gold is down four hundred and eighty seven dollars and
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  Speaker 6: eighty one cents since yesterday. Silver is down thirty dollars
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  Speaker 6: and fifty two cents. Even more than that, that's just
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  Speaker 6: since yesterday evening. Silver, which was at one hundred and
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  Speaker 6: ten dollars yesterday, is eighty five dollars and thirty four cents.
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  Speaker 6: An out still way more than it was still a
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  Speaker 6: little while ago, but it has rolled back quite a bit.
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  Speaker 6: Gold is going for four eight hundred and ninety two
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  Speaker 6: dollars and thirty one cents. Like I said, keep your
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  Speaker 6: hands and arms inside the ride, but find out. You know,
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  Speaker 6: this might be that moment. A lot of folks, Oh, aug,
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  Speaker 6: silver and gold are too expensive.
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  Speaker 1: Now.
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  Speaker 6: Oh, I can't get in now by the bump, as
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  Speaker 6: they say. And that's not always the statement you want
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  Speaker 6: to make when you're in one of those night clubs
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  Speaker 6: with no windows. Doctor Clark was hanging on the line
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  Speaker 6: at four three four eighty two four two seven morning,
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  Speaker 6: doctor Clark, how are you?
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  Speaker 20: I'm doing great, Joe.
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  Speaker 23: So.
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  Speaker 20: Abigail Spanberger's first executive order removes the requirement for Oakland
• 46:31
  Speaker 20: State law enforcement to cooperate with ice. Now, yep, we
• 46:34
  Speaker 20: have been inundated in the past couple of weeks with
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  Speaker 20: clips of both Billy and Barry telling us about the
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  Speaker 20: importance of controlling our borders, not having too many illegals,
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  Speaker 20: et cetera, et cetera. And we've learned that Tom Homan
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  Speaker 20: received medals for job performance under Barry. Yep, you gotta
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  Speaker 20: ask yourself at some point show, why has their stated
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  Speaker 20: position changed one hundred and eighty degrees?
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  Speaker 23: It could be it.
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  Speaker 6: Could just be populism, but I don't think so. And
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  Speaker 6: I don't think so.
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  Speaker 20: Ah there there's there's always ulterium murder show.
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  Speaker 12: Come on now, It's not.
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  Speaker 20: Are they up to something? It's what are they up to?
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  Speaker 20: That should be your go to question? Right, So why
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  Speaker 20: has it changed? I think one thing? And it was
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  Speaker 20: suggested over the last news break that, uh, the fraud
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  Speaker 20: and many Appolis Minnesota is just.
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  Speaker 12: A tip of the iceberg.
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  Speaker 20: I think that's more than just highly likely.
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  Speaker 6: Okay, well yeah, every state has you know, and and
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  Speaker 6: every state is bearing down the brunt of this uh
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  Speaker 6: where money is going back to countries that supposedly and
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  Speaker 6: and forgive me for being the ass hat in the
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  Speaker 6: morning has had in the morning. I can hear the
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  Speaker 6: jingles now. But I thought these people wanted to get
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  Speaker 6: asylum from these countries. Why are they sending American dollars
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  Speaker 6: back to them?
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  Speaker 4: Then?
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  Speaker 20: Joe, Now, look, if Somalians are sending money back to Somali,
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  Speaker 20: that does offend me, but that Democrats are facilitating that
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  Speaker 20: this happens so that they get a cut off more.
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  Speaker 6: Yes, right, yes, But we're Americans, aren't we about the
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  Speaker 6: profit motive? Donta clark, he says, with tongue in cheek.
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, so profits like when you invest or, do work
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  Speaker 20: and make money, not when you steal my tax dollars.
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  Speaker 13: That's the amen.
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  Speaker 6: Amen.
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  Speaker 20: I think one probability for the change is they have
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  Speaker 20: realized the fraud potential, the profit potential, as you put it,
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  Speaker 20: or how much more they.
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  Speaker 23: Can steal two.
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  Speaker 8: Two.
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  Speaker 20: They like to talk about their jobs that Americans won't do.
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  Speaker 20: I think that since the election of Barack Obama, the
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  Speaker 20: Democrat Party has gone so far left that there is
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  Speaker 20: one job that Americans won't do, and that's elect Democrats anymore.
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  Speaker 20: And they need the foreigners to make that happen.
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  Speaker 6: The underclass. That's what I said, is I called the
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  Speaker 6: is this is the same idea of a permanent under class.
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  Speaker 6: I said, you know what, let's let's let's come up
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  Speaker 6: with a say, hey, we haven't used the three fifths
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  Speaker 6: compromise in a while.
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  Speaker 20: Let's use that they want the permanent underclass. But now
• 49:46
  Speaker 20: we have to understand when you look at the way
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  Speaker 20: that the election was stolen. The night the lights went
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  Speaker 20: out in Georgia. It was not actual votes cast by illegals.
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  Speaker 20: It was votes they were able to generate because of
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  Speaker 20: the increased population statistics.
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  Speaker 6: Right, the numbers. So the census said, we've got all
• 50:11
  Speaker 6: these new people without saying whether they were citizens. Just
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  Speaker 6: like to take Jake the mayor of Minneapolis, talking about
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  Speaker 6: they've taken our residence. They've come into our streets, and
• 50:22
  Speaker 6: they're taking people from our streets and they are our residents.
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  Speaker 6: They never said citizens. They the lawyers made damn sure.
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  Speaker 6: They never made the mistake of using the word citizen.
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  Speaker 20: Right, So you've got the ability to cheat your way
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  Speaker 20: in power.
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  Speaker 23: Yeah, and steel packs dollars.
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  Speaker 20: Now, show of hands in the listening audience, how many
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  Speaker 20: people think the Democrats are going to give that up
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  Speaker 20: without a nasty, nasty part.
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  Speaker 6: You're a funny man. You're a funny man.
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  Speaker 12: You know we do many hands, Joe.
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  Speaker 6: We're all too busy laughing at the concept of asking
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  Speaker 6: you this would be like going up to Napoleon the
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  Speaker 6: Pig and the rest of the pigs in the animal
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  Speaker 6: farm and saying, hey, how about you let the horses
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  Speaker 6: have a say for a little while, or how about
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  Speaker 6: you give up some space at the trough and let
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  Speaker 6: the rest of us eat. That's crazy, it's crazy talk.
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  Speaker 6: These are important people. These are the elites, and it's
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  Speaker 6: sad to watch people who don't you really truly want
• 51:31
  Speaker 6: to fight the idea of elites in this country fighting
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  Speaker 6: on the side of those very elites. It's the most
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  Speaker 6: sad gas lighting I've ever seen.
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  Speaker 12: So you bring up the pigs and the horses.
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  Speaker 20: Nobody did more work for the revolution than Boxer. And
• 51:53
  Speaker 20: what did Napoleon do when the boxer was no longer
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  Speaker 20: able to work and help the revolution? Yep, called the
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  Speaker 20: man from the rendering plant to come get him. Now,
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  Speaker 20: if pretty good et cetera, at all understood this, they'd
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  Speaker 20: have been better off.
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  Speaker 23: Yep.
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  Speaker 20: It's you're useful, and hey, they were more useful as
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  Speaker 20: martyrs and they were sent out to become.
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  Speaker 6: So well, yeah, there's that too, because once we're done
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  Speaker 6: with you, you know, and that's the thing, it's the
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  Speaker 6: you know, this is the blood that needs to be shed.
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  Speaker 6: Marx talks about this as well. We've got the news
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  Speaker 6: coming up here, doctor Clark. Well thought, well thought of,
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  Speaker 6: well discussed, and uh and thank you for the chuckle
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  Speaker 6: this morning too.
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  Speaker 23: Keep doing it all right, peace.
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