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The Breakfast Club Reacts To Trump's Assassination Attempt · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Warning.
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Speaker 2: Everybody is steej Envy, Justin Lyria, Charlamagne, the guys here
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Speaker 2: are the Breakfast Club. Now if you just joining us,
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Speaker 2: we open up the phone lines eight hundred five, eight five,
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Speaker 2: one oh five one. We're talking about everything that went
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Speaker 2: on this weekend, the assassination, the rhetoric.
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Speaker 1: Some people believe that it was staged. It definitely wasn't stage.
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Speaker 3: And and there's no need for us to keep saying that,
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Speaker 3: Like like I said during Donkey of the Day, we
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Speaker 3: shouldn't be saying that this is stage. We need to
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Speaker 3: be talking about how this is very real. And you know,
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Speaker 3: political violence is very real, and what happened to Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump is very real. And we can't fix the problem
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Speaker 3: if we don't acknowledge the truth. And the truth is,
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Speaker 3: you know, the type of dangerous rhetoric that has been spewed,
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Speaker 3: you know, by by by President Donald Trump, you know,
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Speaker 3: and and and maga is what leads to these kinds
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Speaker 3: of this type of political violence. And it's actually very disingenuous.
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Speaker 3: You know, That's why I gave u, you know, House
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Speaker 3: Speaker Mike Johnson and JD Vance Donkey of to Day.
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Speaker 3: It's disingenuous to say things like, you know, it's the
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Speaker 3: rhetoric of democrats and people calling you know, Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: a threat to democracy that led to something like this,
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Speaker 3: and everyone needs to tone down their rhetoric. No, the
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Speaker 3: only person that needs tone down their rhetoric is President
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, which is probably why he's changing his speech,
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Speaker 3: you know, at the Republican National Convention, you know, this Tuesday.
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Speaker 3: You cannot honestly have a conversation about dangerous rhetoric that
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Speaker 3: leads the political violence without discussing the dangerous rhetoric that
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Speaker 3: has come out of President Donald Trump's mouth in the
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Speaker 3: social media.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so much to discuss, and we're gonna open
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Speaker 2: up the phone lines eight hundred and five eight five,
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Speaker 2: one oh five to one. I just think it's crazy that,
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Speaker 2: you know, violence can erupt over who you want to
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Speaker 2: vote for. Growing up as a kid, we never talked
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Speaker 2: about politics as far as who we voted for. We
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Speaker 2: talked about politics, and we listened to both sides, but
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Speaker 2: it was one of those things where you went into
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Speaker 2: that box and you voted, and you kept it to yourself.
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Speaker 2: But now it seems like it's at a point right now,
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Speaker 2: regardless of what side you are people feel a way
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Speaker 2: about it. If you decide to vote to vote Biden,
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Speaker 2: people are mad. If you decide to vote Trump, people
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Speaker 2: are mad, and not just mad. Because we should be
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Speaker 2: able to vote for who we want to vote for, right,
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Speaker 2: we should. We should be voting for our best interests.
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Speaker 2: But people are. They want to kill you depending on
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Speaker 2: who you're voting for, which seems crazy to me. They
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Speaker 2: want to cancel you for who you're voting for, which
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Speaker 2: seems crazy to me. We need to get back to
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Speaker 2: a point where we can have conversations and it ain't
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Speaker 2: a violent conversation, you know what I mean. One of
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Speaker 2: one thing that I've seen online that I kind of
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Speaker 2: was like, hmm, that makes sense. We look at the
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Speaker 2: Secret Service, with all the Secret Service security guards that they.
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Speaker 1: Had out there yesterday.
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Speaker 2: This young man twenty years old who was pretty much
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Speaker 2: a novice, right, he wasn't militarily trained. He he was
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Speaker 2: in a gun club, he was twenty years old, got
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Speaker 2: up on that roof, people were pointing him out, still
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Speaker 2: was able to take shots at the president. Now would
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Speaker 2: y'all feel comfortable the fact that Secret Service, who's a
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Speaker 2: trained organizations, they should be knowing what they're looking for
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Speaker 2: and doing all.
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Speaker 1: Of that to protect the president.
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Speaker 2: Would you feel comfortable with teachers carrying guns that they
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Speaker 2: don't have the same training to be looking for the
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Speaker 2: same thing.
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Speaker 1: Would y'all feel comfortable with that?
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Speaker 3: The reason I don't like that I heard people say
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Speaker 3: that the reality of the situation is Secret Service got
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Speaker 3: that dude out of here within seconds.
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Speaker 1: He shouldn't even been able to do that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but that But my point is if a kid,
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Speaker 3: if somebody comes in the classroom with a gun, and
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Speaker 3: I don't even why we're having this coms in, but
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Speaker 3: if somebody comes in the classroom with a gun and
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Speaker 3: they shoot right and somebody takes them out immediately, that's
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Speaker 3: what you would want.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, But Secret Service is supposed to avoid the problem
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Speaker 1: like that. That's what the scan was.
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Speaker 2: The scan is supposed to be when they come out
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Speaker 2: with the snipers and everything, they're supposed to be scanning stuff, right,
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Speaker 2: And you would understand if it's a delicious somebody trained,
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Speaker 2: But this was a twenty year old kid that so
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Speaker 2: climbed on the roofs that people seen like people pointing
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Speaker 2: them out.
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Speaker 3: So with that said, the teachers shouldn't be the first
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Speaker 3: line of defense. They should have something at the school
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Speaker 3: stops people from coming into the school. That's what that's
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Speaker 3: what their their job is like the whole area. Make
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Speaker 3: sure nobody gets in here with nothing, correct. And if
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Speaker 3: you do get in here with something and you try
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Speaker 3: to do something. Now, the second line of defense is
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Speaker 3: the Secret Service.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's what I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I didn't understand the comparison between the Secret services the
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Speaker 3: teachers in the classroom. That sounded stranged me. I didn't
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Speaker 3: get that, and not from you. I just saw people
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Speaker 3: saying that, and I was like, I don't understand the correlation.
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Speaker 3: You try to make it.
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Speaker 1: Well, let's go to the phone line. A lot of
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Speaker 1: people on the line. Hello, what's your name?
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Speaker 4: The e in d C.
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Speaker 1: All right, brother, what what's your thoughts?
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Speaker 5: You know? Brother Charlemagne, King Charlomagne just spoken so eloquently.
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Speaker 5: I can't even follow that. So he was going to
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Speaker 5: say exactly, he said exactly what I was going to say.
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Speaker 5: I'm to say. His brother Malcolm said it back in
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Speaker 5: the day, chickens come home the roof and life is
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Speaker 5: real simple. He's lived by the Golden rule. Anything you
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Speaker 5: put out is energy that you return that's really that simple.
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Speaker 5: You speak into existence the power of the tongue. We
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Speaker 5: take it back to hip hop to her. You got
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Speaker 5: a label called Bad Boys Record, What happens to the
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Speaker 5: bad Boy? You got a bible called death Row record?
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Speaker 5: The little death Row you got called cash Money record.
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Speaker 5: You got a little Wayne Drake speaking existence. That's it?
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Speaker 1: Okay, thank you brother? Hello, who's this?
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Speaker 4: He's a gun?
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Speaker 1: What's your name?
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Speaker 4: And you hear lewis some from Florida?
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Speaker 1: What's what's your thoughts? Lewis?
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Speaker 4: Right? So I just all in the questions in general
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Speaker 4: over the entire environment and why wherever we are right
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Speaker 4: m Yeah. So I personally think that I blame a
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Speaker 4: lot of this on the media, right because I think
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Speaker 4: rather than informing as the company has make decisions and
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Speaker 4: telling them the facts, they're rilling everybody up to each
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Speaker 4: of their sides. And it seems like that where they're
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Speaker 4: making their money. Right. So then you have people that
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Speaker 4: watch either FAR or DNN or MSNBC, and when they
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Speaker 4: turn off the teas their parent reach than they were.
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Speaker 4: So rather than just being informed about something and and
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Speaker 4: and getting into the facts, actually more emotional when they
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Speaker 4: started watching whatever it was right, because we have we
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Speaker 4: have people that either get well, we're each in our
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Speaker 4: own teams, right, and the people that are in the
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Speaker 4: trying to be in form really have nowhere to go,
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Speaker 4: right other than like shows like you guys right that
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Speaker 4: like how it is like. You may have your opinion
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Speaker 4: to it, at the end of the day, you all
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Speaker 4: forget the facts right, and then it will let you
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Speaker 4: make your choice. So I think that what turn off
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Speaker 4: the TV you actually start talking to people. Most people
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Speaker 4: agree at the table, but a lot of what's going
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Speaker 4: on I think they're from the media fans because they
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Speaker 4: actually rally you up to one side or the other, right,
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Speaker 4: And and I got a lot of friends that I
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Speaker 4: have actually see them and come and raised by just
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Speaker 4: listitting to whatever output the media committing.
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Speaker 3: So you want you want to hear more about you
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Speaker 3: think we need more balanced discussions, more sides need to
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Speaker 3: be talking with each other and not at each other,
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Speaker 3: is what you're saying.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, one hundred percent, I mean the media itself. Like
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Speaker 4: I turned into the media to be informed, right, I
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Speaker 4: don't want to really hear too much of your opinion.
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Speaker 4: Just tell me what the facts are. I make up
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Speaker 4: my mind. But I don't think that we have too
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Speaker 4: much of that except for a few places. I grague,
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Speaker 4: you have a balanced conversation where if you have a panel,
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Speaker 4: yeah you have someone that leaves brea, then you also
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Speaker 4: have someone that leaves right right, and then I can
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Speaker 4: get both types of story versus just getting yours hide
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Speaker 4: and it being completely anti left or anti right.
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Speaker 2: Okay, got you, well, thank you? Eight hundred and five
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Speaker 2: eight five one. We're just opening up the phone lines
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Speaker 2: hearing from you guys. I mean, this weekend was a
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Speaker 2: crazy weekend. Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 1: Good morning morning everybody.
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Speaker 2: You see j Envy, just Hilarry Shallam that we all
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Speaker 2: to Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, we're talking
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Speaker 2: about everything that happened this weekend. Now, just what were
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Speaker 2: your thoughts when you've seen everything and how it unfolded
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Speaker 2: this weekend.
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Speaker 1: To be honest with.
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Speaker 6: You, I really this goes back to what Charlamagne said,
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Speaker 6: I thought it was stage myself. You go to stage honestly,
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Speaker 6: did I mean nobody moved. It's a couple of reasons
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Speaker 6: that nobody.
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Speaker 1: Moved for real.
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Speaker 6: So he he didn't react like he had just got
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Speaker 6: shot at it. Was like he wasn't even trying to
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Speaker 6: get off the stage, like they had to get him
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Speaker 6: out of there.
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Speaker 1: The people behind them just wasn't phased. Wow, it's funny
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Speaker 1: that you said that.
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Speaker 2: That's what I called my You know, my dad is
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Speaker 2: a retired police officer, so when I called him, and
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Speaker 2: I'm like, isn't it strange that gunshots went off and they.
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Speaker 1: Didn't scatter like people did though, like like I guess
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Speaker 1: not behind them, they didn't. The stage view of it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you'll you're looking at a certain group
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Speaker 3: of people. There was mad people running and covering each other,
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Speaker 3: like that's how the guy got shot and killed. The
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Speaker 3: guy got shot and killed his family.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but on the stage scattered like a first seen him,
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Speaker 2: Like nobody moved.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and I just and then, like you said, we
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Speaker 6: live in the times where you don't believe anything, because
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Speaker 6: every time we do believe something comes out as natrual.
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Speaker 1: Most of the time it's not true.
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Speaker 6: AI, right, Yeah, And then also this is also like
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Speaker 6: nothing surprises me that happens to Donald Trump. Donald Trump
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Speaker 6: does because of how he moves. Who is like he
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Speaker 6: can use this, he's already using it. But he's using
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Speaker 6: it like he I don't know, he'll do anything to
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Speaker 6: win the election.
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Speaker 3: You know. I'm another reason I didn't. I never thought
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Speaker 3: it was stage because immediately I saw everybody pull their
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Speaker 3: phones up. That's what I knew. I was like, yeah, no,
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Speaker 3: But also I just don't think that we should run around.
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Speaker 3: And I get why you felt that way, but this
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Speaker 3: was very real, you know. And this is what happens
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Speaker 3: when you have people in positions of power spreading the
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Speaker 3: kind of dangerous rhetoric that Donald Trump has been spreading.
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Speaker 3: Political violence is really real, and this is this is
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Speaker 3: this is it can get worse.
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Speaker 6: And that's what I'm saying. I didn't find out about
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Speaker 6: the person that actually died until late late last night.
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Speaker 6: Like you didn't hear that, you know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 6: I didn't hear that, and I didn't. That's why I'm
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Speaker 6: quiet right now until you just asked me how it felt.
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Speaker 6: Because I don't want to start parading that saying that
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Speaker 6: because this is a huge platform.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to.
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Speaker 6: Say owa's stage to stage, because that is crazy. But
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Speaker 6: look at the times that we live in, most things
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Speaker 6: are not real anymore. Most things are Most things are stage.
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Speaker 6: But when I'm max. Yeah, that's what I thought.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, the only reason.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I do think Donald Trump will go that
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Speaker 2: far to win an election. But that's that's pretty like
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Speaker 2: a bullet to your head.
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Speaker 3: You don't got to go that far to beat Joe Biden. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: you don't. He's probably gonna he's gonna probably be. He
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Speaker 3: probably gonna beat Joe Biden before Saturday. I think he
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Speaker 3: beat Joe Biden definitely Saturday. And he got the Supreme
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Speaker 3: Court in his back pocket, you know, so I don't Yeah,
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Speaker 3: I don't think he would go this far.
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Speaker 1: Loretta, Yeah, what's up?
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Speaker 7: What's up?
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Speaker 1: Lovetta? Levetta? Take us off through too for speaker if
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Speaker 1: you can, Okay, I am, how about now you sound better?
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Speaker 1: Go ahead? What's your thoughts? Mama?
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Speaker 5: Uh, I'm sorry, Stage, I don't care what nobody says.
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Speaker 5: Trumpet in power.
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Speaker 3: Lottatta, your phone breaking up.
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Speaker 2: It sounds like you said you thought it was stage
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Speaker 2: and Trump will do anything to get in power.
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Speaker 5: Yes, anything to get empower and to make this look
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Speaker 5: kill him.
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Speaker 1: Yes, the phone sounds a little crazy, sorry, Loretta. Jamisha,
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Speaker 1: this is me Jamisia. Good morning. What's your thoughts?
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Speaker 7: Good morning? I just want to say, you know, there's
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Speaker 7: no place for violence in this country, and you know,
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Speaker 7: God rest the soul that we've lost. But I will
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Speaker 7: have to say that I feel like it is a distraction.
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Speaker 7: I feel like Project twenty twenty five was really picking
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Speaker 7: up steam within the black community and this is just
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Speaker 7: something to distract us. And at the end of the day.
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Speaker 4: God forbid.
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Speaker 7: I just want all Black people to make sure that
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Speaker 7: they're registered to vote. Go vote, and then go learn
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Speaker 7: how to shoot a gun and protect yourself. Get your
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Speaker 7: kids out there, because it's real. It is a real situation.
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Speaker 7: And although we can go on Black Twitter and acting
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Speaker 7: joke on different things, this is serious.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 7: Somebody tried to kill this man. And at the end
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Speaker 7: of the day, black people, we really have to open
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Speaker 7: our eyes and stop laughing at everything. Don't be on
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Speaker 7: social media on a platform if you have thousands of
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Speaker 7: followers being black talking about, oh, he's gigs, I'm about
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Speaker 7: to vote for him. Now, that's ignorant, not being ignorant,
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Speaker 7: because people's lives is on the line on this ballot.
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Speaker 7: Our rights is on the line on these ballots. Women's
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Speaker 7: rights is on the lines. Like it's serious, and we
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Speaker 7: have to take it serious. And I just want black
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Speaker 7: people vote. Please vote. I'm not telling you who to
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Speaker 7: vote for, but vote.
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Speaker 3: And I'm you know, she brings up a good point.
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Speaker 3: You know, they keep calling us an assassination attempt. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: it was an assassination attempt, but it also was a
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Speaker 3: declaration of war, you know what I mean? Like, whenever you,
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Speaker 3: you know, decide to take a shot at a former president,
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Speaker 3: you know, somebody who is you know, a leader of
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Speaker 3: a whole other side seven plus million people on this planet.
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Speaker 3: Don't you think that his soldiers, don't you think that
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Speaker 3: his minions, you think they just gonna take that lightly.
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Speaker 3: That's why it's so irresponsible for people like Mike Johnson
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Speaker 3: and JD. Vance and whoever else to just run out
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Speaker 3: there immediately and say this is the Democrat's fault. Yo,
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Speaker 3: we had Russia said this is Biden and Them's fault. Like,
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Speaker 3: why they interfering with us business? Just trying to cause division?
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Speaker 3: Can't we see what's going on here?
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Speaker 1: People? Come on, man, people can't. And that's the sad
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Speaker 1: part about it. All Right, Well, what's tomorrow of the story,
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Speaker 1: If there is tomorrow?
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Speaker 3: The moral of the story for me is what I
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Speaker 3: said during a Donkey of the Day, we are all
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Speaker 3: big boys and big girls. We can condemn political violence.
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Speaker 3: We can condemn what happened to Donald Trump on Saturday.
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Speaker 3: We need to condemn it, but we also have to
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Speaker 3: talk about the dangerous rhetoric that Donald Trump is fewed
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Speaker 3: that got us here.
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Speaker 1: You should be able to do both.
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Speaker 3: It is disingenuous for House Speaker Mike Johnson to go
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Speaker 3: out there and say everyone should tone down the rhetoric. No,
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Speaker 3: there's only one person who should, because there's only been
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Speaker 3: one person that's been doing it. It is irresponsible for JD.
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Speaker 3: Vans to go out there and say it's rhetoric from
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Speaker 3: the Democrats that led this to happen to Trump. It's
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Speaker 3: very disingenuous to say that and not acknowledge the rhetoric
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Speaker 3: that Donald Trump has spewed on his social media and
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Speaker 3: out of his own mouth.
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Speaker 2: No, what's really scary is what you said, and what
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Speaker 2: people have been saying all week and long, that they
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Speaker 2: believe that Biden has no chance of beating Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: That's what's really scary, because when people start talking like
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Speaker 2: that and people start believing it, that means people feel
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Speaker 2: like they don't have to go out and vote. They
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Speaker 2: feel like they could sit out on the couch and
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Speaker 2: just sit this one out because they feel like they
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Speaker 2: lost already.
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Speaker 1: No, I think everybody should, God damn, but we can't
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Speaker 1: do that.
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Speaker 3: One of the reasons I don't. One of the big
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Speaker 3: main reasons I think is going to be very tough
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Speaker 3: for President Biden is because of how Donald Trump has
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Speaker 3: a Supreme Court in his back pocket, because Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: put three Supreme Court judges on and the whole Supreme
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Speaker 3: Court is doing his binning everything from he asks for
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Speaker 3: immunity from crimes and he got it. There's nothing constitutional
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Speaker 3: about that. So that lets me know that if he
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Speaker 3: can test the results of the election in novem what
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Speaker 3: reason would I have to believe that the Supreme Court
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Speaker 3: would decide him.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but I was reading something to that. You know,
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Speaker 1: they said he'll never go to jail.
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Speaker 2: And one of the other main reasons is not the
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Speaker 2: fact that not only because he's a former president, but
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Speaker 2: also because they said the amount of money they would
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Speaker 2: have to pay for secret Service to actually be in
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Speaker 2: jail to protect him would be in the one hundreds
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Speaker 2: of millions of dollars. And they weren't definitely gonna do that.
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I just want everybody to go out there and read
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Speaker 3: the article from Elie Mistell that he wrote in The
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Speaker 3: Nation talking about the Supreme Court, because the Supreme Court
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Speaker 3: is the only branch of government that claims the power
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Speaker 3: to rule unchecked by the other branches of government. If
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Speaker 3: Congress passes the law, the Court claims authority to overrule it.
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Speaker 3: If the President issues in order a regulation, the Court
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Speaker 3: claims the power to overrule it. If a state legislator
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Speaker 3: or governor passes the rule or ordinance, the Court claims
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Speaker 3: the power to overrule it. And if voters attempt to
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Speaker 3: elect leaders, the Court claims the authority to overrule them
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Speaker 3: by literally picking whose votes should be counted or recounted,
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Speaker 3: to say nothing of who gets the vote in the
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Speaker 3: first place. Does it not sound like this fight gonna
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Speaker 3: be fixed coming November? Yeah, so we're in for a
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Speaker 3: long six months, baby. I'm just telling y'all to get
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Speaker 3: prepared for what you're about to see.
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Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right, Jess blasphemy about the rumors.
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Speaker 2: Oh we got jes with the best coming up?
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Speaker 6: Yes, lorl Wayne sings not like us right before he
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Speaker 6: performs his verse of the motto on in Vegas. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: but people, I think it's some trolling, but we're gonna
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Speaker 6: get into it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 6: I don't think he would do that to his.
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Speaker 1: Nephew like that. All right, we'll get to that next.
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Speaker 1: It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning, wake that ass up
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Speaker 1: in the morning. The Breakfast Club