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"Miracle Cure for Air Traffic Controllers" (Thursday November 13, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Quit first thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network, All natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 2: Stuart said, steal me step. You have a day at
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  Speaker 2: least for work. When the sun comes up, drops a
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  Speaker 2: pet to scoop the way Joe has everything, a gender,
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  Speaker 2: all the treasure needs no one that Joe's as smile,
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  Speaker 2: he only as.
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  Speaker 3: Joe.
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  Speaker 4: Let me serve as a warning to you. It was
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  Speaker 4: a mindset in my childhood. Either you can be a
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  Speaker 4: good example or a horrible warning. Either or you're going
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  Speaker 4: to serve some purpose in other people's lives. I don't
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  Speaker 4: want to begin to tell you, and just as a
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  Speaker 4: warranty on why I get you you because I am you,
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  Speaker 4: and I don't mean that with faux bravado or anything.
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  Speaker 4: The things that happen to you happen to me as well,
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  Speaker 4: and we don't spend a ton of time on it.
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  Speaker 4: But just so you understand that I respect the time
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  Speaker 4: that you have, because sometimes it is horrifically constricted. I
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  Speaker 4: have no idea, but it's a living nightmare in anyone's world.
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  Speaker 4: Who is up at this hour that somebody or yourself,
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  Speaker 4: you might be this somebody is going to just crash
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  Speaker 4: right through their alarm, And it can happen to anybody.
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  Speaker 4: And you know, for somebody who wakes up at two
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  Speaker 4: thirty Eastern time every day and has for as long
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  Speaker 4: as I can remember, opening your eyes to see the clock,
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  Speaker 4: say four point fifteen, and no knowing that you've got
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  Speaker 4: a full radio program to pull together with your team,
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  Speaker 4: and in twenty five percent of the amount of time
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  Speaker 4: it should normally take. I understand the stress you get
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  Speaker 4: when all of a sudden your eyes open and your
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  Speaker 4: kids are standing right there at the end of the
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  Speaker 4: bed saying, Mom, are you going to make breakfast for us?
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  Speaker 4: School bus will be here soon. I get it. And
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  Speaker 4: it's not because it happens all the time. I can't
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  Speaker 4: remember the last time this happened, but it is one
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  Speaker 4: of those ongoing nightmares that often will wake me up
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  Speaker 4: at twelve thirty midnight, you know, and I'll stay I've
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  Speaker 4: always thought, And honestly, it happens to me more frequently
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  Speaker 4: when the time changes, because when you get up at
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  Speaker 4: the hours that I do, naps become part of your
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  Speaker 4: business model. And if you take your nap, if you
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  Speaker 4: try to get a power nap in at the wrong time,
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  Speaker 4: of day, and your clock usually wakes you up at
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  Speaker 4: two thirty in the morning, and you take a nap,
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  Speaker 4: say three or four o'clock in the afternoon, as the
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  Speaker 4: sun starts to go down. You can have a real
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  Speaker 4: moment at say five o'clock in the evening, if you
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  Speaker 4: wake up from your nap and go, oh my god,
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  Speaker 4: I have to be on the air, because it's just
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  Speaker 4: as dark at five pm Eastern as it is at
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  Speaker 4: five am Eastern. So don't question whether I understand what's
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  Speaker 4: going on in your world and the cacophony of last
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  Speaker 4: minuteeness that is a morning even and if you're wrapping
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  Speaker 4: up your day, your fear is that the next man
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  Speaker 4: up is the one that has crashed through their alarm
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  Speaker 4: and you've had that phone. I just woke up. Can
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  Speaker 4: you stay extavaar Click on to the first things This morning,
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  Speaker 4: President Donald Trump signed legislation to fund the government again,
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  Speaker 4: putting an a into the longest government shutdown in US history.
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  Speaker 4: The bill keeps funding the government at the same levels
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  Speaker 4: during the fiscal year twenty twenty five through January thirtieth. However,
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  Speaker 4: it keeps programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Program funded through
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  Speaker 4: the end of next year September and as well as
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  Speaker 4: the Defense Department and the Legislative Branch. It also reverses
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  Speaker 4: all the layoffs that the Office of Management at Budget
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  Speaker 4: had set into motion and pays all the employees that
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  Speaker 4: had been furloughed for their absence. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy
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  Speaker 4: told Newsmax Wednesday the nation's air travel system will be
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  Speaker 4: fully recovered in about a week, so no panic for
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  Speaker 4: the Thanksgiving travel season. He also announced that the California
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  Speaker 4: Department of Motor Vehicles has admitted to the Department of
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  Speaker 4: Transportation to illegally issuing seventeenth one thousand commercial driver's license
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  Speaker 4: to foreign nationals who are not legally eligible to hold them.
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  Speaker 4: Toyota announced Wednesday it's officially begun production at a new
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  Speaker 4: fourteen billion dollar battery manufacturing plant in North Carolina, committing
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  Speaker 4: an additional ten billion dollars to bolster its US manufacturing
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  Speaker 4: over the next five years. The facility in Liberty, North Carolina,
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  Speaker 4: marks the automaker's first battery plant outside of Japan, and
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  Speaker 4: is expected to hire five thousand Americans. A third attempt
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  Speaker 4: San Diego has resulted in a third denial of a
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  Speaker 4: struck at the mid in Philadelphia yesterday and will be
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  Speaker 4: auctioned off. And the Supreme Court announced that they'll hear
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  Speaker 4: oral arguments on January twenty first on whether President Trump
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  Speaker 1: The first thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network.
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  Speaker 4: So it's over. Although the dust up and the getting
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  Speaker 4: back to your office has changed. The federal government has
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  Speaker 4: been refunded, and maybe that's the right word for it too,
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  Speaker 4: is we deserve a refund for this. The shutdown is over,
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  Speaker 4: they have a spending plan. And this is one of
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  Speaker 4: the more interesting parts about this is that unlike previous
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  Speaker 4: shutdown deals where a continuing resolution is passed that will
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  Speaker 4: take us to just before a big national holiday, this
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  Speaker 4: is how we got here. We got here because the
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  Speaker 4: last continuing resolution ended us right before big holiday, and
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  Speaker 4: the original proposal to fund the government for a few
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  Speaker 4: months while discussions took place. And it's always the same
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  Speaker 4: bovine excrement, isn't it that we'll just do this for
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  Speaker 4: three or six more weeks until we can have more
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  Speaker 4: meetings and discussions on our continue our spending plans. They
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  Speaker 4: often will even get you to try to believe that
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  Speaker 4: they're actually working on the twelve appropriations bills that are
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  Speaker 4: technically the US budget. And conveniently, those continuing resolutions always
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  Speaker 4: end just before Thanksgiving or just before Christmas. And funny
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  Speaker 4: how they work. It just it's weird happenstance, isn't it.
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  Speaker 4: And the president signed in and I just I pend
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  Speaker 4: a column for The Daily Signal yesterday about the Cane Deal,
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  Speaker 4: the art of Tim Kaine's deal where he managed to
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  Speaker 4: get the president to give up on one of the
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  Speaker 4: core campaigns was, you know, drain the swamp. And it's
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  Speaker 4: Republicans really that did it, because they're the ones who said, listen,
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  Speaker 4: let's not make this the hill we die on. We
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  Speaker 4: need these people, do we? And we just had a
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  Speaker 4: segment earlier in the week we were talking about this
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  Speaker 4: institutional memory of these people and that what's happening. And
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  Speaker 4: I thought it was a clear point. Do we have
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  Speaker 4: the records from earlier in the week. Just give me,
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  Speaker 4: Give me the records from earlier in the week, and
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  Speaker 4: I'll tell you who it was that these folks actually
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  Speaker 4: when you lay them off, the job they're supposed to
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  Speaker 4: do hasn't been changed. So what winds up happening is
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  Speaker 4: everyone still needs to get the bureaucratic permission to perform
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  Speaker 4: their functions. But the bureaucrats are gone, and so deep
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  Speaker 4: empathy for russ vote. I have been told in the
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  Speaker 4: past I don't have the authority to fire people. And
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  Speaker 4: you know what I did right after that, I walked
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  Speaker 4: out of the Burger King I was managing, said, really,
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  Speaker 4: I don't have the authority to fire people, yet you're
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  Speaker 4: going to leave me in charge somehow, I don't see
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  Speaker 4: how that works. So they continue this dog and pony
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  Speaker 4: show of continuing resolutions. This one is more expansive. It
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  Speaker 4: funds all these things that had been used, as has
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  Speaker 4: all the SNAP benefits, and you know what this and
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  Speaker 4: as I read this, oh well, this time the Snap benefits,
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  Speaker 4: it's not going to be the Snap benefits. After January thirtieth.
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  Speaker 4: We'll get to January thirtieth, and we'll do this two
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  Speaker 4: step again. These congress people and their staffs will all
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  Speaker 4: look at each other like, weren't you I thought you
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  Speaker 4: were going to the meetings. I don't know, I thought
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  Speaker 4: you were doing it. They'll have this befuddled look like
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  Speaker 4: a high school class when the teacher says the final
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  Speaker 4: next week, I thought you were studying. You told me
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  Speaker 4: we're going to have the notes. And so January thirtieth,
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  Speaker 4: we'll be back here again, playing Beach Boys tunes and
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  Speaker 4: talking about partial government shutdowns and laying out the realities
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  Speaker 4: of how little of the federal government actually shuts down.
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  Speaker 4: My favorite part, and this is one of the real
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  Speaker 4: easy parlor tricks. This would be like paying a couple
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  Speaker 4: of hundred bucks to go see David Copperfield or Penn
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  Speaker 4: and Teller and having them come out and do a
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  Speaker 4: couple of card tricks and pull a rabbit out of
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  Speaker 4: a hat to say thank you, thank you, have a
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  Speaker 4: good night. Sot of the oldest tricks in the book.
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  Speaker 4: They closed the Franking office so they can say, well, yeah, sure,
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  Speaker 4: the law says social security benefits are supposed to go out,
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  Speaker 4: but you know the Franking office is so while the
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  Speaker 4: social Security funds are there, the franking office is the
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  Speaker 4: one that does the direct deposit. So I really and
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  Speaker 4: this is the game that this is. They don't realize
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  Speaker 4: that this is why they are so resoundingly unpopular. Not
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  Speaker 4: a flaw of feature. How do you get a population
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  Speaker 4: to vote against their own representative republic? Get the representatives
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  Speaker 4: to run around as misrepresentative as they can possibly be,
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  Speaker 4: and then at some point there'll be a mass referendum
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  Speaker 4: saying do you still think Congress should represent you? No,
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  Speaker 4: we just want a president who will appoint a round
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  Speaker 4: table of knights and we'll tear up the US Constitution.
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  Speaker 4: Under the profess oriel observations of folks like Larry Sabadeau
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  Speaker 4: and every other learned skull that's going to claim to
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  Speaker 4: have some great knowledge. We'll tear it up. Well, we
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  Speaker 4: won't tear the original up. We'll move the original to
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  Speaker 4: the Smithsonian Institution, saying wasn't that a great two hundred
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  Speaker 4: and fifty year run?
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  Speaker 14: Wow?
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  Speaker 4: And we'll establish the American North American Republic. And we'll
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  Speaker 4: even use a word like republic, you know why, because
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  Speaker 4: it'll make people think we're still a republic. But it'll
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  Speaker 4: be a king. But we'll elect the king. It'll be
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  Speaker 4: a democratic republic. Even better, we'll vote for a king
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  Speaker 4: every six years. You can't you can't be changing kings
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  Speaker 4: four years. So we'll elect the king. They'll be called
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  Speaker 4: El Presidente, and every six years will vote again for
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  Speaker 4: El Presidente. And every now and then we might have
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  Speaker 4: a skirmish in the streets of Washington in between l
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  Speaker 4: president's national guard and the mayor of the capital city
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  Speaker 4: who believes they should be in charge, and they're staging
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  Speaker 4: a coup. And we will be the world's biggest, wealthiest,
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  Speaker 4: well for the time being, Banana Republic, because we'll have
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  Speaker 4: voted it out because we'll have grown so tired of
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  Speaker 4: Congress people coming up with stuff like, oh, everything will
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  Speaker 4: be funded, all the Social Security benefits, the VA benefits
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  Speaker 4: will go out. Well, I mean except for the fact
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  Speaker 4: that we didn't fund the franking office. Who even knew
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  Speaker 4: what the franking office was? How do you know that's
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  Speaker 4: where the mail goes out. Yeah, that's who handles it.
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  Speaker 4: And they'll shrug like the guy on the Monopoly cards,
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  Speaker 4: mister money bags, and they'll go and check their stock portfolio,
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  Speaker 4: and we'll get madder and madder and matter and madder
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  Speaker 4: at them.
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  Speaker 7: actually three known gas is I'm doctor Mitch, and nitric
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  Speaker 7: oxide is a gas that's readily made all day long
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  Speaker 7: to keep our arteries open by relaxing the blood vessel walls.
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  Speaker 7: By doing this, our circulation is increased, bringing blood, oxygen
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  Speaker 7: and nutrients to every part of your body. Both age
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  Speaker 7: and poor diet can lead to a loss of this
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  Speaker 7: precious gas, and in turn, blood pressure can go up,
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  Speaker 4: This is fascinating. This is a medical marvel.
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  Speaker 4: You know, we should have thought of this during COVID nineteen.
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  Speaker 4: This is faster than ivermectin, this medical miracle. I feel
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  Speaker 4: honored to report to you, and it's it's amazing how
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  Speaker 4: I'm sure at some point continuing resolution will be listed
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  Speaker 4: in the pharma copia right next to ivermectin and hydroxychloroquin
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  Speaker 4: or perhaps even the COVID nineteen vaccine, which you know
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  Speaker 4: is safe and effective. Yes, try new continuing resolution. It's
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  Speaker 4: safe and effective for the ailments that befall air traffic controllers.
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  Speaker 4: So yesterday, apparently there was a massive drop in the
• 29:29
  Speaker 4: number of air traffic control absences. All of a sudden,
• 29:36
  Speaker 4: all those cases of the blue flu that were impacting
• 29:40
  Speaker 4: the control towers of all of America's airports shrank to
• 29:44
  Speaker 4: almost nothing on Wednesday, even though airlines in the United
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  Speaker 4: States had canceled nearly nine hundred flights yesterday. That's the
• 30:01
  Speaker 4: fewest in the past week, the FAA had required that
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• 30:21
  Speaker 4: today's eight percent flight restriction to six percent. But I
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  Speaker 4: don't know why you need any Apparently we have found
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  Speaker 4: the miracle cure for the blue flu. And I don't
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  Speaker 4: know what it was. Did we send out something, you know,
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  Speaker 4: In this air traffic control scenario, thousands upon thousands of
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  Speaker 4: be conducted. This was the worst it's been since SARS
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  Speaker 4: Cove two was proven to be a phony Bologny scare
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  Speaker 4: Hey Joel, how are you doing this morning?
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  Speaker 3: I'm okay.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, you're a medical professional, and you know, isn't this
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  Speaker 4: keeping them from work.
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, I'm trying to I understand your analogy.
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  Speaker 4: I get it.
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  Speaker 4: But shouldn't we shouldn't this be an example of why
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  Speaker 3: I agree, I mean it all.
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  Speaker 20: And then you have the Senate that's there for six
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  Speaker 1: From the Home of the First Amendment.
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  Speaker 4: First thing Today thank you for letting us be of
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  Speaker 4: service to you. We went to break. I was just
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  Speaker 4: you know, Joel is you know, on the phone with us.
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  Speaker 4: But I mean, the issue is this miraculous recovery of
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  Speaker 4: all these air traffic controllers. And what I'm afraid of,
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  Speaker 4: Joel is is that that's what the plan is. Is
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  Speaker 4: the plan for us is to get so mad at
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  Speaker 4: folks like Chuck Schumer and you know, and then Ted
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  Speaker 4: Cruz will throw Republicans in here as well, Mitch McConnell,
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  Speaker 4: that will give up on our constitutional republic because we
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  Speaker 4: will just like we were looking at Philipbuster as the
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  Speaker 4: cause of the problem, not the symptom of other deeper,
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  Speaker 4: darker infections. Congress isn't the problem. It's what we've allowed
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  Speaker 4: the federal government to do in Congress. And our constitutional
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  Speaker 4: setup is ill equipped to protect against the corruptions that
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  Speaker 4: come into Congress.
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  Speaker 3: So that's what I keep asking you too.
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  Speaker 20: How has the delegation to try to get constitutional reform done?
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  Speaker 4: You know the Convention of States?
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like five years already, it's been more than that.
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  Speaker 4: Well, because because you know, there's the one thing that
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  Speaker 4: has to happen is the States have to call for it,
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  Speaker 4: and one hundred years ago they managed to convince the
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  Speaker 4: states to give up a lot of their sovereignty. It
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  Speaker 4: would have been easier when the states still had the
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  Speaker 4: authority of the Senators rather than just all elected officials
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  Speaker 4: all the time. But it's it's there. We've got I
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  Speaker 4: think of the We've got twenty of the thirty four
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  Speaker 4: states signed on and having passed a resolution in favor
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  Speaker 4: of the Convention of States. So I mean, we're working
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  Speaker 4: on it. But what it is because it is I
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  Speaker 4: don't want to say this Nancy o'call and she'll be
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  Speaker 4: mad at me, but because it is something that we
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  Speaker 4: don't normally talk about, this Convention of States project, you
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  Speaker 4: and I do, Mark Levin does quite a bit. It
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  Speaker 4: doesn't make sense to a lot of people because it's
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  Speaker 4: never happened. Back before the Civil War, there were several
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  Speaker 4: attempts at Conventions of States and they they didn't come out,
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  Speaker 4: they didn't actually become anything. But they had attempted to
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  Speaker 4: have some Conventions of States to try to address the
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  Speaker 4: issue of slavery and to avoid a civil war. Maybe
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  Speaker 4: we do same thing, same scenario here. But so so
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  Speaker 4: the issue is it seems like it's such an esoteric discussion,
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  Speaker 4: but it's not. And I think your point is well taken.
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  Speaker 4: This isn't This isn't some theory class at Harvard Law School.
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  Speaker 4: This is this is real and it's America's people taking
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  Speaker 4: the opportunity to take government back. And that's what's not
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  Speaker 4: being sold well enough around the country.
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  Speaker 20: I know there's not much time, but I'm wondering if
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  Speaker 20: like the chapters of Turning Point USA could push.
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  Speaker 3: That wherever they do their lectures. Wow, because I wonder
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  Speaker 3: if that would help. You know, if that.
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  Speaker 4: You know, that's that's absolutely I mean, that's brilliant. I'm
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  Speaker 4: embarrassed to say I've never thought of that before, but
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  Speaker 4: you know, I think that is exactly what we need
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  Speaker 4: to do, Joel. We need to get Erica Kirk on
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  Speaker 4: board with the Convention of States and start, you know,
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  Speaker 4: getting people signed up and using that force multiplier that
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  Speaker 4: are these college kids. Lord knows, Rock the Vote did it.
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  Speaker 4: So if the left can do it through Rock the Vote,
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  Speaker 4: we can do it through Turning Point USA. Get it,
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  Speaker 4: and they have the toolkit. I mean, look at the
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  Speaker 4: convention they held the year before Charlie was assassinated. They
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  Speaker 4: know how to throw a convention too. I mean, they've
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  Speaker 4: got it all. Oh, Joel, you may have saved the
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  Speaker 4: country right now. I don't know if anyone else knows it,
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  Speaker 4: but Joel may have just saved the Republic in that
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  Speaker 4: very moment. So you hang on to that and we'll
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  Speaker 4: talk to you soon, all.
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  Speaker 3: Right, buddy, thank you job.
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  Speaker 4: Just get a text message too. And of course I
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  Speaker 4: was one of Charlie kirk radio first affiliates. And I'm
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  Speaker 4: trying to remember now, but Marene remembers that Charlie Kirk
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  Speaker 4: had started to become an advocate for the Convention of
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  Speaker 4: States over his radio show, and Maureene, I the reason
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  Speaker 4: I was going over it is there's a vestige of
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  Speaker 4: a memory in my head having heard him say it,
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  Speaker 4: and it's a novelty in this industry. Unfortunately, too many
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  Speaker 4: talk radio show hosts don't have the intestical fortitude that
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  Speaker 4: me and you know, Mark Levin and I don't agree
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  Speaker 4: on some things like this whole Kevin Roberts thing at Heritage,
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  Speaker 4: but we are of the same mind on Convention of States.
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  Speaker 4: And I remember, Maureen, you're right, because I do remember
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  Speaker 4: hearing offhand at one point, sitting in my office with
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  Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk's radio show on, hearing him do a whole
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  Speaker 4: bit on the convention. He might have had Mark Meckler
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  Speaker 4: on with him. You know what, since since I slept
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  Speaker 4: in this morning, you know, why don't you guys go
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  Speaker 4: I know you're all scrambling to make up for the
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  Speaker 4: fact that I slept in this morning. It was a nightmare.
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  Speaker 4: At the beginning of this program, you want to test
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  Speaker 4: your heart rate stress tests. But we've got to try
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  Speaker 4: to get Mark Meckler on to talk about this. This
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  Speaker 4: is I am actually, this is not bloviating radio show
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  Speaker 4: host hyperbole. Joel may have just triggered the idea that
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  Speaker 4: saves the nation because he's not wrong. I hear from
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  Speaker 4: a lot of people who want to theoretically support the
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  Speaker 4: Convention of States, but all the states have grown intractable.
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  Speaker 4: You have politicians that see a crowd of people at
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  Speaker 4: a Convention of States meeting and says, sure, I'll patron
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  Speaker 4: your bill, and then they file it with the state
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  Speaker 4: legislature and they forget about it and they don't get
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  Speaker 4: up and give a floor speech or anything like that.
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  Speaker 4: I mean, there are some ardent supporters of it. That's
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  Speaker 4: you know, we've got to work on that. And I mean,
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  Speaker 4: you know, I mean this we I don't know if
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  Speaker 4: anyone else would. I know, Mark Levin's got other fish
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  Speaker 4: to fry, like you know, tearing Heritage Foundation down and such.
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  Speaker 4: But this, this is to me. And I lost it
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  Speaker 4: when when Charlie was assassinated, I forgot all about that.
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  Speaker 4: But that was not all that far removed. I mean,
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  Speaker 4: it was maybe six months to a year before Charlie's
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  Speaker 4: assassination he had started to really warm to the idea
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  Speaker 4: of the Convention of States. Dag Woodie, I mean that
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  Speaker 4: is I mean, I know, we have the news coming
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  Speaker 4: up here, and we've got plenty more to get into
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  Speaker 4: and the fascination of the end of the air traffic controllers,
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  Speaker 4: but we wind up at this corner because the air
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  Speaker 4: traffic controllers blue flu their works slow down, which miraculously
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  Speaker 4: they're all cured, all cured now because the continuing resolution,
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  Speaker 4: we have new contributory resolution order. Discrete packages will be
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  Speaker 4: sent to your air traffic controller relatives, house man. But
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  Speaker 4: the point was that as as the air traffic controller's
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  Speaker 4: blue flute was going on, we were seeing an example
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  Speaker 4: of what big centralized government's failings are. And I really
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  Speaker 4: think we need to work on this. News is coming up.
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  Speaker 4: Let me get you on hold here first, Good morning,
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  Speaker 4: you're on the air. First thing with Joe Thomas. Who's this.
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