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"A 'Precrime' Unit in Virginia?" (Monday, February 9, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: And Cannethy, you don't need to do a lot to
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  Speaker 1: discourage people from voting.
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  Speaker 2: First thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 8: this morning.
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  Speaker 9: I want to be Joe.
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  Speaker 10: This is the radio program that still says radio program
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  Speaker 10: on this radio program, we tell you what went on
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  Speaker 8: But I also want to hear.
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  Speaker 10: How the news is impacting yous where you are. Oh
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  Speaker 10: my goodness, the bad bunny stuff. I like this Ellen
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  Speaker 10: I know the last two lines are tomorrow another. It
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  Speaker 10: highlights the fast paced lifestyle and romantic noncommittal relationships like
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  Speaker 10: that's the first song.
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  Speaker 8: To ever do that.
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  Speaker 10: But you know, in a world where you know, we're
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  Speaker 10: supposedly learning more and more, we seem to know.
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  Speaker 8: Less and less.
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  Speaker 10: Yes, boys like sex. I'm not sure how this juxtaposes
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  Speaker 10: with the whole trans movement. And maybe maybe he's just
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  Speaker 10: not right with the trans movement. Lord knows, it could
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  Speaker 10: wind up singing a song like dude looks like a lady,
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  Speaker 10: only in Spanish?
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  Speaker 8: What would this.
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  Speaker 10: Ombre asta vujaja and I and I kid with six
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  Speaker 10: me in a fifty a sixty six passing grade because
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  Speaker 10: of my professor.
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  Speaker 8: It's it's again.
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  Speaker 10: The debauchery that pop music always becomes. Men sing about
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  Speaker 10: you know, lots of women. Women you know, have finally
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  Speaker 10: gotten the point where they can sing about sleeping with
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  Speaker 10: lots of men.
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  Speaker 8: And then we sit there and say, what do we
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  Speaker 8: get to about all this abortion.
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  Speaker 10: It's like planned parenthood paid for bad Bunny to be
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  Speaker 10: out there.
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  Speaker 8: Now you know why he's called that.
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  Speaker 10: By the way, anyway, onto the news of the day
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  Speaker 10: and with lots of other stuff to get into. Keir
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  Speaker 10: Starmer is the next British high ranking official in trouble
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  Speaker 10: because of the Epstein releases. Peter Mandelston, the former British
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  Speaker 10: Ambassador to Washington, has now been deeply woven into it.
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  Speaker 10: He was serving as Starmer's chief of staff and now
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  Speaker 10: had to leave that office. And there are people in
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  Speaker 10: Britain's Parliament calling for a vote of no confidence about
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  Speaker 10: his own relationships, potentially with Epstein. By the way, the FBI,
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  Speaker 10: in two separate reports released in the data dump, say
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  Speaker 10: in twenty nineteen and twenty twenty five that they can't
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  Speaker 10: specifically link any underage girls to famous people that Jeffrey
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  Speaker 10: Epstein was taking to his island, though one said that
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  Speaker 10: she was lent to one of Epstein's friends. Meanwhile, another
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  Speaker 10: case years in the making, Genine piro Us, attorney for
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  Speaker 10: Washington d C, Speaking on the arrest of Zubayr al Bokush,
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  Speaker 10: Now we've got him, We've got a lot more coming,
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  Speaker 10: she warned. Maria Karina Machado, Venezuela and opposition leader, said
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  Speaker 10: men dressed in civilian clothes arrived in four vehicles and
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  Speaker 10: violently took him away. We demand his immediate release, which, ironically,
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  Speaker 4: I'm afraid of the Russians. I can't sleep at light.
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  Speaker 1: I'm so afraid of the Russians, a free fight.
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  Speaker 10: Two of who who's got the actual Russian collusion? Buried
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  Speaker 10: in this Epstein data dump from weeks ago is a
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  Speaker 10: whole story about this FSB agent that was, as I
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  Speaker 10: read it, working Jeffrey Epstein pretty hard from his position
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  Speaker 10: as director of was it like American investment in Russian stuff?
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  Speaker 10: Bellyakoff was his name, And back in twenty eleven, Epstein
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  Speaker 10: was in Russia, Jeffrey Epstein as part of an NGO vyrymple.
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  Speaker 10: It's a veterans group supposedly. But this, this FSB agent
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  Speaker 10: or the basically the Russian version of the FBI, you know,
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  Speaker 10: makes a little CIA in there. You don't think they
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  Speaker 10: complain when the head of the FSB shows up at
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  Speaker 10: some intern You know, no, it's certainly not KGB.
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  Speaker 8: Please.
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  Speaker 10: So this Sergey Belyakhov over a ten year period is
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  Speaker 10: working Jeffrey Epstein pretty hard. And during that ten year period,
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  Speaker 10: you know what most of it was. It was about access,
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  Speaker 10: about you know, meeting Putin and all of this stuff.
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  Speaker 10: And guess who was in Jeffrey Epstein's hot tub a
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  Speaker 10: lot during that period of time, Bill Clinton, This is
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  Speaker 10: twenty eleven twenty sixteen, Like, but Joe Bill Clinton wasn't
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  Speaker 10: president in twenty eleven, twenty sixteen, that window, that was
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  Speaker 10: Barack Obama. Yes, but who was Bill Clinton? Who was
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  Speaker 10: in all of Jeffrey Epstein's hot tubs and airplanes.
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  Speaker 8: And all of that.
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  Speaker 10: Who was his wife at the time, who was a
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  Speaker 10: co director emeritus of the Clinton Family Foundation, whose money
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  Speaker 10: laundering schemes have been the thing of legend, who could
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  Speaker 10: be influenced into foreign affairs like oh, I don't know.
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  Speaker 8: Helping.
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  Speaker 10: Manipulate Tian elections to benefit Moscow. So as we finally
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  Speaker 10: get to a point where a reasonable number of Americans
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  Speaker 10: have heard the story that all the Russian collusion stuff
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  Speaker 10: was a hoax.
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  Speaker 8: Although, as I said.
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  Speaker 10: If your friends or anything like mine, if you have
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  Speaker 10: ten of them in the room, at least two of
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  Speaker 10: them still believe the Russian collusion stuff because they haven't
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  Speaker 10: heard the other stuff come out. They've moved on to
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  Speaker 10: other things. They think, oh, Russian clothes. I'm tired of
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  Speaker 10: this stuff, and just can we impeach the guy and
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  Speaker 10: get on with regular politicians. And they may still be
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  Speaker 10: your friends, many of them may be your relatives, but
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  Speaker 10: they're there but this Deputy Economic Minister Sergei Belyakov trained
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  Speaker 10: up and a former FSB officer working Jeffrey Epstein is
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  Speaker 10: a classic state craft of uh, let's find a weak link.
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  Speaker 10: So so Vladimir Putin can't get Bill Clinton to go
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  Speaker 10: hang out in a jacuzzi with underage girls, but he
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  Speaker 10: can get a guy. And for all the folks who
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  Speaker 10: are out there saying, oh, he's a Israeli massad agent,
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  Speaker 10: and yeah, a hud Barak is there, But don't you
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  Speaker 10: don't think for a second the Russians don't want to
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  Speaker 10: have a few things in the bag on the Israeli
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  Speaker 10: Prime minister as well, don't you think, especially as.
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  Speaker 8: They engage in all their games with Iran. So the.
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  Speaker 10: This whole operation, this whole dossier, if you.
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  Speaker 8: Will, a lot.
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  Speaker 10: Along with now the arrest of one of the organizers
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  Speaker 10: of the twenty twelve embassy attack, This isn't going to
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  Speaker 10: be a good week, maybe even month for the Clintons
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  Speaker 10: and probably the Obamas as well. Remember Hillary was just
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  Speaker 10: the Secretary of State. She didn't win that presidency in.
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  Speaker 8: Two thousand and eight.
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  Speaker 10: The first in a series of men who've screwed second
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  Speaker 10: second in a series of men who screwed her over
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  Speaker 10: kept her from her birthright. Daddy told her, just after
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  Speaker 10: You're going to be someone someday, Little Hillary. True story
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  Speaker 10: get hired at Penn State. That little Hillary grew up
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  Speaker 10: after working on the Watergate investigations and helping craft most
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  Speaker 10: of our Freedom of Information Act laws. Boy, she oughtn't
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  Speaker 10: know how to avoid them. Read our friend Chris Horner's
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  Speaker 10: great book, The Liberal War on Transparency if you want
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  Speaker 10: to see, oh, I mean it's and this is all
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  Speaker 10: hard earned, hard learned stuff by Chris. He's the climate
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  Speaker 10: investigator that debunks all this stuff in climate change, all
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  Speaker 10: the nonsense, having been there at the onset of it
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  Speaker 10: and the offices of Enron saw it all happen in
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  Speaker 10: real time. It's a witness to the accident, although it
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  Speaker 10: really wasn't an accident. But he writes a great book,
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  Speaker 10: The Liberal War on Transparency. So when you see this
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  Speaker 10: kind of dossier and you say, hold on a second, here,
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  Speaker 10: I've heard of Russian collusion, Russians telling American politicians what
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  Speaker 10: they should do. And I've read my Saul Olinsky and
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  Speaker 10: it says, accuse your opponents of the things you're doing.
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  Speaker 8: Huh.
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  Speaker 10: Wonder where in twenty sixteen they got the idea that
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  Speaker 10: Donald Trump was being manipulated by Vladimir Putin? Where could
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  Speaker 10: they have gotten such a fanciful idea? And is that
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  Speaker 10: hideously annoying? Bar John Mellencamp once wrote, then the walls
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  Speaker 10: came crumbling down, Yes, the walls, So there's nobody there
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  Speaker 10: to shred the evidence. Now, I imagined that this what's the
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  Speaker 10: name Bakshor that they have in custody after being one
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  Speaker 10: of the organizers of the Benghazi attack, he's not going
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  Speaker 10: to tell them any thing about, you know, what was
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  Speaker 10: going on. He's not gonna he's not going to go
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  Speaker 10: in there and say, Hey, you want to know what
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  Speaker 10: we knew and how we knew it?
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  Speaker 8: Huh?
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  Speaker 10: Would you be interested to know how we came up
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  Speaker 10: with this great plan to raid this safe house and
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  Speaker 10: how we even knew it was there? Or you want
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  Speaker 10: to know all that stuff? You want to know about
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  Speaker 10: the the human trafficking that was going on and the
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  Speaker 10: collapsed Libyan government at the time.
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  Speaker 8: I know stuff.
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  Speaker 10: What's it worth to you? Just just make sure nobody visits? Hey,
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  Speaker 10: can we check to see if the state Department has
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  Speaker 10: already announced his death, you know, before it happens. State craft,
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  Speaker 10: as if there's any craft to it. It's like taking
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  Speaker 10: a pot full of pasta instead of one strand at
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  Speaker 10: a time and just heaving the whole thing at the wall.
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  Speaker 8: I can probably swim.
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  Speaker 4: You should wait thirty minutes? Okay, tell me what to do?
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  Speaker 8: I have a cramp. I can probably hit the green
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  Speaker 8: from here? Probably?
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  Speaker 15: Can I get a mulligan.
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  Speaker 1: Hey?
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  Speaker 22: Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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  Speaker 4: Yeah? I'm pretty sober. Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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  Speaker 5: Probably okay isn't okay, especially when it comes to drinking
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  Speaker 2: Amaze your friends here in First Thing Today by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 8: No more tyrants whatever that means. Hey, hey, ho ho,
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  Speaker 8: don't listen to Morning Joe.
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  Speaker 10: So as the lunatic fringe becomes the lunatic center, we
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  Speaker 10: just trying to chronicle their march. They're coming into Rome
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  Speaker 10: and we're shrugging. We're like, yeah, whatever, you want to
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  Speaker 10: run the place. Fine, it's a mess. We were getting
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  Speaker 10: into this whole situation with law enforcement. Sealy rts in
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  Speaker 10: from four Corners, Good morning. I call them law givers.
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  Speaker 10: They're doing us a favor, right, Well, what they're doing
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  Speaker 10: is they're doing themselves a favor because this density of
• 45:31
  Speaker 10: law has created a black hole out of which justice
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  Speaker 10: itself cannot escape. Harvey silver Glade's book Three Felonies a Day,
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  Speaker 10: and that was mostly tax code stuff.
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  Speaker 8: As you sit.
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  Speaker 10: There thinking about your taxes. Most of it had to
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  Speaker 10: do with tax law, because if you filed something, you
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  Speaker 10: wrote something down wrong on your tax report. Do you
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  Speaker 10: have Obamacare? Can you spell Obamacare? Have you even visited
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  Speaker 10: obamacare dot com? If you didn't answer that truthfully, you
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  Speaker 10: could do twenty years in federal penitentiary. You certainly can't
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  Speaker 10: run for school board because they'll come with that. That's
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  Speaker 10: the kind of stuff that that's the trap in this
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  Speaker 10: density of law that they've created. Somewhere, there is a
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  Speaker 10: law that you're in violation of right now. So they
• 46:38
  Speaker 10: don't need to stop crime from happening. They just need
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  Speaker 10: to arrest somebody and we'll make something stick. We'll charge
• 46:45
  Speaker 10: you with five six different things, whatever we can come
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  Speaker 10: up with until you either sing and if you're not
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  Speaker 10: ready to sing, maybe you'll compose. Our friends at jcsgold
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  Speaker 10: to not to the you know, eye popping heights they
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  Speaker 10: had been, but just under eighty dollars. Announce there and
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  Speaker 10: you can call them after ten Eastern four three four
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  Speaker 10: ninety seven nine coin. Couple of other you know, points
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  Speaker 10: on the points of order that we've brought up this morning.
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  Speaker 8: Most importantly of them is that.
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  Speaker 10: These authoritarian moves against your liberty are being done, are
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  Speaker 10: being sold as benefits to you in some way, shape
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  Speaker 10: or form, helping they're keeping you somehow safer, and little
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  Speaker 10: by little they get better at better at making it
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  Speaker 10: sound so logical. So the pre crime unit in Nelson
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  Speaker 10: County Sheriff's Office, we're just going to wait for somebody
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  Speaker 10: to call and think and tell us they think somebody
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  Speaker 10: is in trouble. There's a high school that had an abortive,
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  Speaker 10: pun intended attempt at setting up a smartphone app for
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  Speaker 10: their high school students to nark on their fellow high
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  Speaker 10: school students. Because that would never go bad. Your ability
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  Speaker 10: to get some rival for a spot on the cheerleading
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  Speaker 10: squad taken to the dean's office in front of everyone.
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  Speaker 10: That wouldn't no innovation, would never because they sell you
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  Speaker 10: these red flag laws. Red flag laws have inflamed more
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  Speaker 10: situations than they've calmed, and so the do gooders just
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  Speaker 10: continue to march forward. We started this morning with the
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  Speaker 10: sanctified leader of the oxy Moron Committee in the US Senate,
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  Speaker 10: Mark Warner, who paid for a commercial for his re
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  Speaker 10: election campaign on faced the nation yesterday.
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  Speaker 25: I want to talk about elections and security. Back on
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  Speaker 25: January twenty eighth, the FBI went to Fulton County, Georgia
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  Speaker 25: and seized ballots and twenty twenty voting records linked to
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  Speaker 25: the presidential election. The Director of National Intelligence, Toulsi Gabbard,
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  Speaker 25: then was spotted outside the election's office, and she argued
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  Speaker 25: that her presence there had been personally requested by the
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  Speaker 25: President of the United States, and she had broad statutory
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  Speaker 25: authority to coordinate, integrate, and analyze intelligence related to election security.
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  Speaker 25: What would justify her involvement? Is there any foreign nexus
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  Speaker 25: that you have been informed of.
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  Speaker 1: We have not been informed of any foreign nexus.
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  Speaker 8: Wow.
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  Speaker 10: Funny because Mark Warner, earlier in his career in twenty eighteen,
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  Speaker 10: said this to the Atlantic Council.
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  Speaker 1: I think his President Trump's actions today were outrageous. If
• 50:43
  Speaker 1: the President of the United States sided with Vladimir Putin
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  Speaker 1: over the unanimous assessment of the American intelligence community, over
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  Speaker 1: the bipartisan conclusion of the Senate Intelligence Committee, the acknowledgment
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  Speaker 1: of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, social media platforms that Russia manipulated
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  Speaker 1: their platforms.
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  Speaker 10: I thought there was no nexus. I swear I just
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  Speaker 10: heard him say yesterday that there was no nexus.
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  Speaker 25: Related to election security. What would justify her involvement? Is
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  Speaker 25: there any foreign nexus that you have been informed of.
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  Speaker 1: We have not been informed of any foreign nexus.
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  Speaker 10: Wow, that seems so bipartisan or no bifacial? That was
• 51:39
  Speaker 10: what of it is bifacial? I know there was buy
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  Speaker 10: in there somewhere and bye bye, I don't mean bi
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  Speaker 10: I mean buy. This one comes in on the subject
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  Speaker 10: of Senator multifaceted from Ray. While the Constitution specifies that
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  Speaker 10: running elections is not a federal but a state function,
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  Speaker 10: there are plenty of examples of the federal government interfering
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  Speaker 10: with excuse me, supervising elections, putting our observers at polling places,
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  Speaker 10: checking up state officials, etc. Just a reminder a few
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  Speaker 10: years ago when Southern states were put under supervision to
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  Speaker 10: make sure that blacks were allowed to vote. And by
• 52:24
  Speaker 10: the way, the federal government does have jurisdiction if a
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  Speaker 10: state violates federal law even as it comes to elections.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you Ray.
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  Speaker 10: Good well said, Well reminded there as we approach a
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  Speaker 10: gun tax that matches the poll taxes they used to
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  Speaker 10: in force. Anyway, we will gather Tuesday morning at five Eastern.
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  Speaker 8: Until then, Joe Thomas.
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