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"Shutdowns" (Friday September 26, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: This is at the beginning of a large accountability round up.
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The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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Joe Thomas, the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte's.
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Speaker 2: Moon Jeorde said, steal me.
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Speaker 3: Have a day, wait at least for work.
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Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a pet to scook.
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Speaker 3: Then Joe has everything, agenda, all the treasures seven, the
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one that Joe's as smiled.
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Speaker 5: He only is yes, yes.
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Speaker 2: Yes, some people think it's vacuous, but I actually am happy.
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I want to be here, hold these truths.
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Speaker 6: Recommendations under statement least a couple of days.
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Speaker 7: Our judgment, no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case.
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Speaker 2: The good old days. James Comey, apparently not facing any
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reasonable prosecutor anymore, indicted yesterday. We'll get into that with
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our first things. But based in our conversation with Amon
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Blair Bob in Moscow, it's like, you know, good and bad.
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He's like, well, you good things, bad things, and what
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you said saying I mischaracterize the Crimea and don Bass
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region in the analogy with Russia. But also I don't,
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Bob real quick before we have to get our first
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things out here.
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Speaker 8: So what do you mean, Well, it.
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Speaker 9: Was the Dawn Bath.
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Speaker 10: The Crimea region technically succeeded from Ukraine.
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Speaker 8: And a democratic vote.
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Speaker 10: They had elections, and you have to understand the Nextican
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Crimea at that was always seventy to eighty percent Russian
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ethnic path, So they're obviously going to vote stay with
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the Russian government. So if the United States says that's
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in the legitimate election, it wasn't proper and everything else,
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So then what do we say about our own election
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in twenty twenty. So either we have to accept the
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fact that our own election in twenty twenty was totally
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legit and all these Republicans in President Trump crying fall
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are not being truthful, or we say our own twenty
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twenty election was rigged. So what's the difference between the two?
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, and I go ahead. I'm sorry as you
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paused there and I thought that was my entrede.
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Speaker 1: Well, you can't have it both ways.
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Speaker 10: Well, once considered proper, then the other one has to
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be considered proper because it's under the same conditions.
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Speaker 2: Well, and I don't accept that premise, because corruption can
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happen in a lot of ways. I mean, hack Barack
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Obama bragged about you know, influencing Ukraine's elections, especially you
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know when they got the un TO authorized just leaving
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the Dawnbos out of some of their prime ministerial parliamentary
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elections because of the ethnic Russian population there. But my
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point was more to say, what would stop Claudia Shinbaum,
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who apparently has already been saber rattling on this, to
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say the same thing about the southwest of the United States.
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That's all I was getting at in that thirty seconds.
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Speaker 10: Oh, I agree, yeah, I agree totally with you. But
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what's to stop the Mexican people, which is a major
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population in California, to do the same thing that they
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did in the next decaid they want to succeed from
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the United States and become their own state.
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Speaker 2: Well, there's a rule of law that governs how how
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those things get done. They'd have to call and convention
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the states to that. Thank you, Bob, he's gone. Sometimes
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it's like you remember, you remember back during the First
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Gulf War, You know when Wolf Blitzer was on the
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satellite phone from Kandahar and and and the anchor would
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ask him a question and there would be like twenty
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seconds of dead air until the transmission got to him.
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Sometimes it happens even in our modern parlaance. Hey, our
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first things this morning, James Comey, as we alluded to,
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indicted yesterday on criminal charges and fairly important ones. If
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you're the head of a law enforcement organization making false
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statements an obstruction of justice. School districts in New York City, Chicago,
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and Fairfax, Virginia could lose twenty four million dollars in
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federal funds because they missed the administration's deadline to address
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civil rights violations. President Trump signed an executive order extending
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the TikTok headlines so that US and global investors will
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meet the requirements of a twenty twenty four law. Rumor
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has it out of the administration that Oracle will be
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taking over US operations. President Trump met with Turkish President
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Raja Erdigan at the White House yesterday, saying that they
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may lift the ban on US fighter jets being sold
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to the NATO ally after they purchased some defense systems
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from Russia. President Trump, during the Oval Office ceremony, was
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asked about Israeli allegations that they might move into the
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West Bank and occupy it. He said, quote, I will
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not allow Israel to annex the West Bank, Alan Greenspan,
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Ben Bernanki and Janet Yellen. Speaking of banks, also other
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top economic affil officials were at the Supreme Court to
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Speaker 16: No word in English language is less convincing than probably.
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Speaker 17: Are you sure we should get matching tattoos on our
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Speaker 9: Sure?
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Speaker 17: We'll probably stay together.
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can probably swim.
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Speaker 13: Okay, I'll tell me what to do.
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Speaker 18: Can it bar.
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Speaker 19: Cramp?
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Speaker 8: I have a cramp?
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Speaker 1: I can probably hit the green from here.
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Speaker 2: Probably, can I get a Mulligan.
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Speaker 8: Ready to go?
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Speaker 9: Hey?
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Speaker 21: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: I'm pretty sober. Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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Speaker 1: Question for you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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Speaker 23: Is no.
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Speaker 9: More cows.
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Speaker 15: We don't want cows, and now I I want to
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kill all the cows. It's the greatest con job ever
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perpetrated on the world.
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Speaker 2: In my opinion, Remember all those hours ago when President
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Trump said that to the United Nations. Having survived escalator
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Gate and teleprompter Gate, and what many of my New
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York friends have said is the predictable New York City
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traffic whenever the President is there and I when I
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read that the President was blaming somebody on the traffic.
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You've never been in New York City traffic when the
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President of the United States is visiting the un You're
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not going to win a lot of sympathy votes in
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New York City over that. But remember all those hours
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ago the way back machine, when President Trump called it
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this great con, this amazing con perpetrated on the world.
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Speaker 11: In my.
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Speaker 2: And this story out of southern California, this massive electric
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and there's a Virginia compartment to it. So Virginians and
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several of my friends who just they blanch at my
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analogous relationships. But we have what I refer to it's
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not its actual name, but I refer to it as
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the Ralph Northam Memorial Wind Turbine Installation. Hundreds of wind
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turbines that supposedly we're going to spend trillions of dollars
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to build hundreds of miles out in the Atlantic Ocean.
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And we're going to do this presumably because a it's
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windy all the time out in the Atlantic Ocean, which
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it's not. And well, mostly we're building them there because
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then we can't see them. And I feel like we've
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traveled this road so many times, you and me, even
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the new adopters of the program at four three, four
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eight eight two four two one seven text message that
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number if it's easier for you. I know, I fancifully
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imagine that the word morning comes from the ancient Greek
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word for last minute, because that's what mornings are. Everything,
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everything you put off, has to be done before you leave.
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But we've traveled this road before, whether it be wind
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turbines that were promoted on tops of mountains only to
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have the residents vacate their intestines over it, and then
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when presented with the possibility of a pipeline going across
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their mountain, they vacated their intestines over it. It's amazing
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to me, and the con has always been apparent to
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me ever since I met Chris Horner, the author of
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Red Hot Lies, Power Crab, Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming,
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and more importantly, not just to listen to Chris, who
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was a lawyer in the room with Enron when California
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and ge came in and said, hey, what if we
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ten we have power shortages and that the only way
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to deal with them is to sell wind turbines and
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solar panels to everybody.
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Speaker 24: And if they don't buy them, they might not have
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electricity when it's one hundred and ten degrees in the
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Mahafi Desert where we're shutting down Giant, one of the
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most massive solar facilities are What is California?
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Speaker 2: What is Gavin Newsom going to do? Asking you there
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at KMET, what is Gavin Newsom going to do with
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all those solar panels? Because one of the things we
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like to bring up is that California, for all of
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their addiction to solar power, also classifies the spent solar
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panels as hazardous waste. Seems to me to be an
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important thing to discuss since we're talking about being clean, right,
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this is clean energy. We haven't even brought up where
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all the power cells for all your electric vehicles are
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going to be buried. I think it was Andy Biggs
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middle of last year said that we would need a
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Yucca Mountain sized installation just for these automobile batteries currently
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on the road and the solar panels that are currently
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in use. Never mind if we go more. But I
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brought this up to some people when I first saw
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the story yesterday about the Mojave desert solar installation. Going
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to put, I said, then why are we going forward
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with this wind turbine project in the Atlantic Ocean. You
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know what their answer was, because the law says we
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have to. Oh oh oh, oh Cutner, mister cutter, I
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know people who can change that law. And I love
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these folks who are such junkies to Well, the law
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says we have to spend all of your tax dollars
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plus your higher energy rates to build these solar facilities
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or these wind turbine facilities, because we wrote a law
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three years ago that says we have to do it. Yeah.
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These are the same people who want the district attorneys
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and the commonwealth's attorneys in their home counties to disregard Oh,
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I don't know, crimes like theft and burglary and assault
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unless you say something mean to somebody like climate change
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is a con.
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Speaker 24: He committed violence against me because I disagree.
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Speaker 8: I don't think it's a con.
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Speaker 2: Well, I mean it's a con, but it's not a
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con on me, so it's a con.
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Speaker 8: Non.
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Speaker 2: People I don't like. These are all the people who
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watch White Collar and go, yeah, you con. The guys
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I don't like so you see one of the problems
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I have with these legislations. Oh, Joe, wow, Yeah, it's
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just a it's a law, it's fans of all, it's aspirational.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't have to worry about it, Joe m.
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Speaker 7: A.
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Speaker 2: And then three years later when you say, hey, before
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we start spending trillions of dollars, I'm building these damn things.
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Let's look out to the Mohave Desert and see what
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happened there. Two point two billion dollars on the How
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is it pronounced? I'm pretty sure I'm mispronouncing the name
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of the Vanpa solar power facility. Two point two billion dollars,
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three thousand, four hundred and seventy one acres that could
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have had affordable housing on it, four hundred and fifty
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nine foot tall power towers, one hundred and seventy three
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thousand heliostat mirrors. What happens with all the solar panels?
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Where do they go? All the rare earth minerals that
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will poison the soil longer than you can say crete,
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faster than you can say crete. This is why you
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don't just do things. To do things because they make
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you feel. You do things that make sense, and when
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things don't make sense, you don't spend trillions of dollars
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because you think you're just going to get more trillions
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of dollars later.
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Speaker 19: Did you know that healthy arteries make a gas?
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Speaker 4: Yes?
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Speaker 19: Actually three known gas is I'm doctor Mitch, and nitric
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to keep our arteries open by relaxing the blood vessel walls.
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By doing this, our circulation is increased, bringing blood, oxygen
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and nutrients to every part of your body. Both age
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and poor diet can lead to a loss of this
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precious gas, and in turn, blood pressure can go up,
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Speaker 3: Think about this. There are five freedoms guaranteed in the
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First Amendment. Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of
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the press, freedom to peaceably assemble, freedom to petition the government.
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Which freedom can you live without? Fortunately, the First Amendment
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you guys?
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Speaker 8: Oh, I love this guy. What's your name?
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Speaker 23: You know what?
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Speaker 8: I'd love a ride.
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Speaker 18: When it's time to head out.
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Speaker 9: It's on.
28:12
Speaker 1: The First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by
28:15
Joe Thomas.
28:16
Speaker 2: It is time for our sports stricter Mac McDonald to
28:20
tune in drop out. Spent such a busy time in
28:24
the baseball home run Derbies that I think even mac
28:27
McDonald was credited with hitting two home runs yesterday. You
28:31
know a man who once saw the headline McDonald blasted
28:35
Friday and wrote a nasty letter to the editor saying, no,
28:38
I wasn't Good morning Mac. How you doing, Buddy?
28:41
Speaker 8: Good morning jud Joe.
28:42
Speaker 21: The forty fifth Ryder Cup is underway. The home country
28:46
has won eight of the last nine. First hole, Bryson Deshambo.
28:51
They're playing Foursome's. It's alternate shot, okay. De Shambo hit
28:54
his first drive three sixty over trees and almost drove
28:58
the green. It gave just the Thomas a chip which
29:02
he blew. But then Deshambo makes the putt. So they're
29:05
one up, and now as I sit and watch real
29:07
quick to go two up justin Thomas Birdie putt missed it. Okay,
29:12
So anyway, they're one up, going to three, and it
29:15
looks like also in the second match with Scheffler playing,
29:19
and that's anyway. We'll have a recap for you in
29:22
about twenty five minutes and you know, gets you up
29:24
to date on what's happening at beth Page. It is crazy.
29:27
I can tell you that the Americans chose fors them.
29:30
This is a Keith and Bradley thing. He chose Forsom's
29:33
the alternate shot to start, despite dropping last time in
29:37
Rome a four nothing deficit in the format. As a
29:39
matter of fact, there were so many mistakes that Zach
29:42
Johnson captained that team. There were so many mistakes that
29:45
they made in Rome. But anyway, John Rahm and Tyroll
29:50
Hatton went two and one. Forsom's in Rome and they're
29:52
playing against Justin Thomas and Bryson Dshambo, which can be
29:55
a lot of fun, but a lot of talk of
29:56
course about Bryson d Shambo and the Rory rivalry and
30:01
if it happens. But Bryson is in his element. He
30:04
loves the fans, He has signed a lot of autographs.
30:07
He just loves this atmosphere.
30:09
Speaker 27: New York fans are incredible. Having Keegan be from around here,
30:12
Saint John's and what he's done to fire up the state,
30:16
city and our team ultimately is inspiring for us. I
30:21
couldn't be more excited for the opportunity to hopefully get
30:24
them riled up and you know, excited for what's to come.
30:27
Speaker 21: And I told you the first of the week about
30:29
the little the barbs going on between Rory and Bryson DeChambeau.
30:34
It had to do with, you know, they played in
30:36
the Masters the final pairing, and the Masters didn't talk
30:40
the whole time.
30:41
Speaker 8: Bryson said something about, you know, hey, I think there's
30:44
a rivalry here. He says rivalries are good for golf.
30:47
And then Rory comes back and says you know what
30:49
he goes.
30:49
Speaker 21: Bryson just won social media attention and that's why he
30:52
mentions other people, and that started the whole thing. So
30:55
now the rivalry Bryson is secretly hoping he gets a
30:59
chance where to play against McElroy.
31:01
Speaker 27: Rivalries are good for the game of golf, and albeit
31:04
I have the ultimate respect for Rory as a player,
31:07
it's going to be fun to go up against him
31:09
this week, you know, whether it's against him directly or
31:12
through other players, I think it's going to be a
31:16
fun challenge this week.
31:17
Speaker 8: All right.
31:18
Speaker 21: So then as you get ready for uh the you know,
31:22
the day Roy McElroy of course had some time to
31:25
say a couple of things and look the v I
31:28
just want points for my team.
31:31
Speaker 6: All I want to do is go and try and
31:32
put blue points on the board. I don't care who
31:34
it's against. If I come up against Bryson at some point,
31:38
that's that's great. I think that's wonderful for the championship
31:42
and wonderful for us as well in some ways. But
31:45
I just want to go out there and put blue
31:47
points on the board and do what I can for
31:49
the European team.
31:50
Speaker 21: Way right there, you go anyway, it's underway and the
31:52
fans are just I mean, I just you know, bananas.
31:55
Speaker 8: And right it's seven o'clock.
31:57
Speaker 21: USA Network was supposed to start their coverage and I
32:00
think their service crashed.
32:02
Speaker 8: So I hope that's not a sign of hey, I
32:03
know how they feel.
32:04
Speaker 21: It was because my at least at YouTube TV, my
32:09
my USA channel just went black, just went dark, and
32:12
they were supposed to have.
32:13
Speaker 8: The they were supposed to have the first.
32:14
Speaker 2: Round called it hold it? Did they mention Ivermectin because
32:18
that happened to me on YouTube once and they're saying, hey,
32:21
I feel them. That happened to me yesterday morning. Our
32:24
network went down at four fifty nine, right Eastern time,
32:27
right before we were supposed to hit the air, and
32:30
it was an hour of like scramble and bamble for
32:33
it there. But yeah, it's it's fun. And you know,
32:37
any any group of New Yorkers that are up at
32:39
seven Eastern time are going to be interesting. It's going
32:43
to be an interesting crowd at Bethpage Black.
32:45
Speaker 8: Yeah. They had to be.
32:46
Speaker 21: They had to be at the game by five, just
32:48
you know, they had to be. And uh and I
32:51
got to tell you we spoke. We did a seminary
32:53
yesterday for our school. We had about thirty five kids
32:57
in a classroom doing a doing the seminar on dynasties
33:01
and what defines a dynasty and how do you break
33:04
down a dynasty? And you know, I put together this
33:06
whole keynote presentation, uh, this whole PowerPoint. But before we started,
33:10
I said, okay, I want to I want to show
33:13
of hands, how many people know what sporting event starts tomorrow?
33:17
We didn't say to you, off it starts tomorrow. There
33:20
were only three kids that knew that the Ryder Cup.
33:22
Three out of about thirty five.
33:23
Speaker 8: That knew that. The writer in a sports casting teaches
33:27
with me. We looked at each other, went.
33:31
Speaker 2: But if you walked into James Madison University or or
33:36
you know, or Oregon State and said that, but this
33:40
is a sportscaster university, a sportscasting.
33:43
Speaker 21: Class, a sports casting curriculum, and uh, but they can
33:48
tell me how many you know?
33:48
Speaker 8: They can tell me John Cena's record, you know, in
33:51
a heartbeat. So that's the you know kind of you got.
33:54
Speaker 2: You gotta shake your money maker everything.
33:56
Speaker 21: And also the latest Fortnight that's been released or whatever
33:59
they know the latest war. But with all that, hey,
34:03
real quick before we go. One of the great stories
34:05
that emerged today too. You know cow Rawley hit that
34:09
sixtieth home running at fifty nine and sixty before.
34:12
Speaker 8: Peattle the Seattle fan. You remember what happened with the
34:16
Phillies game.
34:17
Speaker 26: And the.
34:19
Speaker 8: Karen who went took the ball from the young boy.
34:22
Speaker 2: I disagree with a lot of people, and I never
34:24
made a big deal out of it. But the dude
34:26
ran over to where she was sitting, grabbed the ball
34:30
and ran away to his kid. And she came over
34:32
and said, hey, I was just sitting there and the
34:34
ball right to me, and you came over and.
34:36
Speaker 8: Grabbed There was a lot of confidence.
34:38
Speaker 21: Okay, so I kind of take her side, Big Gilbet Well,
34:40
all right, this Seattle fan catches number sixty for cow Rawley,
34:45
and the headline was, Seattle fan does something magical with
34:50
the caw Rally ball. And I'm thinking, okay, they're going
34:51
to tell me that he caught it. He went did
34:53
the dugout thing like Mike Trout's four hundredth and that
34:56
it was going to be, you know, the same kind
34:58
of scenario.
35:00
Speaker 8: So fast as lead Corso would.
35:01
Speaker 21: Say, because the guy took the ball and the security
35:06
gets to him right away, so he doesn't get the
35:08
tar beat out of him somebody trying to steal the ball.
35:11
Speaker 8: Security gets to him and he does give the ball
35:13
to his kid and they walked out.
35:16
Speaker 21: So for right now, the family owns the sixtieth home
35:20
run ball from cal Rally, which is a record setting.
35:23
You know, nice, get security to take you to the dugout,
35:27
give the ball to the player.
35:28
Speaker 8: It means you know, I mean, come on, but you know,
35:31
it could be dollar I could pay with the kids
35:33
college education.
35:34
Speaker 21: I don't know what I would do in that instance,
35:36
but I think I think I would give it back
35:39
to the player. To me, I think it means more
35:41
to the player than it does the family.
35:43
Speaker 8: But then again, I haven't been put in that situation.
35:45
Speaker 2: So at least, get you some Starbucks. I'd like to think, you.
35:48
Speaker 8: Know, yeah, Starbucks for life or something like that.
35:53
Speaker 21: Sure that's a you know, twelve dollar a twelve dollars
35:57
cup of black coffee with a little cream.
35:58
Speaker 8: I mean that makes.
36:00
Speaker 2: Actually be able to get free windows upgrades, you know,
36:03
or something you know.
36:04
Speaker 21: Well, anyway, so tonight, yeah, tonight's gonna be great. Really
36:08
looking forward to Virginia and Florida State tonight. Uh, some
36:11
people are actually picking uh Virginia taking the points. The
36:15
points have dropped to six and a half. It was
36:17
seven and a half. Now Florida State's only a six
36:19
and a half point favorite. I don't know what that means,
36:21
but I think uh and and and Coach Elliott was praying,
36:27
praying for a you know, a full raucous stadium, hoping
36:31
that that you know, that that happens. But anyway, the
36:33
renewal of the rival in the thirtieth anniversary in the
36:36
ninety five game, which Joe and I talked about yesterday.
36:38
But wow, what a uh what a great weekend the
36:41
way it the way it kicks off. And by the way,
36:43
getting back to the Brder Cup, the weather's good, blue
36:46
sky at Bethpage Black and Farmingdale. So I was watching
36:50
the radar last night and just watching. But the rain
36:52
got out of there, and uh, it got out of
36:54
there faster than they thought. But this this crowd, I
36:57
can't tell you how many people are there, Joe, it's got.
36:59
Speaker 2: To be man oh man, Man's remember the old days.
37:03
Speaker 8: Here we go.
37:03
Speaker 2: You know, hey, you kids get off my lawn. Remember
37:06
when you used to have to just like stand around
37:08
in the grass. Now they build grand stands along these
37:11
And when you design a golf course, you're designing it
37:14
with the idea of putting grand stands along the fairways
37:17
and whatnot, which kind of looks cool. But I just
37:21
remember the old days where you were limited to how
37:23
many people could actually stand around the green.
37:26
Speaker 8: Well, you know you'll get a chance this weekend.
37:28
Speaker 21: You'll see it. It's going to be crazy, but you know,
37:32
the Americans have got to win. They've got to show
37:34
something in this first four sums. It really sets the
37:36
tone for the weekend. If they get shut out again,
37:38
if they get blown away again, you know the europe will.
37:43
Speaker 8: Be sitting They'll be sitting pretty. So that's it. I'll
37:46
give you an update next next half hour.
37:49
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Speaker 1: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
44:16
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Speaker 2: Shut Up, shut Up, Oh, Shutdown Mania and Washington gripped
44:42
by it and one of my favorite stories I really
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haven't spent a lot of time with. I was saving it,
44:47
uh for Bob in Farmville when he called in, of course,
44:50
former chair of the House Freedom Caucus now host of
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the Good for America. And am I saying it right? Bob?
44:58
Is it like good for America? Or it like your
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mother was going good for you? Good for America? I'm
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not sure how I get that much from mom. Good
45:07
for you for America? All right, maybe that was just
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me a host of the Good for America podcast, Bob Good,
45:14
Bob Good shut down Mania. How many of those were
45:17
you privy to in your time in Congress? Shut down
45:21
your tens?
45:23
Speaker 7: Well, we had the thread of it, both of my terms.
45:27
Of course, different dynamic with body control in the White House.
45:31
But the difference, Joe, is that Democrats, of course are
45:35
addicted to government, addicted to politics, addicted to spending. And
45:41
you know, I call their bluff shut it down, Let
45:45
it shut down, don't do. Let the Democrats for shiit
45:49
the Republicans the more spending in order to try to
45:51
keep the government open. It is a great opportunity for
45:55
Russ vote my friend who's the director of OMB, the
45:57
Busch Director, for the president to cut spending and to
46:01
reduce the federal workforce taking advantage of the shutdown. Presidents
46:06
control the shutdown, They control the circumstances and the shutdown.
46:10
They control who are the essential or non essential workers.
46:15
So you know, let them let Chuck Schumer shut it
46:18
down if he wants to. Republicans can take advantage of
46:20
it to advance the president's agenda and their agenda. If
46:23
they say say they want to cut spending and reduce government,
46:25
this is great, I'm going to do it.
46:26
Speaker 2: Well, what do you think of the tactic? And I
46:29
was pretty sure the timing of this was intentional, with
46:33
Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer scheduled to be part of
46:36
a lineup that included Turkish dictator I mean President rajap Ertigan.
46:43
That you know, boy, what a prickly bunch in the
46:46
Oval office there. Who would who would you want to
46:48
sit down for tea with Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries or
46:51
raj Erdigan. But they were scheduled to come in and
46:56
talk about a clean cr with the President. Chuck Schumer
47:00
even said so on Sunday when he wasn't at the
47:02
Charlie Kirk Memorial too, that they were he would be
47:07
welcomed to the idea of a clean CRN. But right
47:10
before that RUSS vote announces that there will be mass firings,
47:15
not layoffs, but firings of federal workforce if there's a
47:19
partial government shutdown. I love that tactic, do you I do.
47:24
Speaker 7: I think he's doing right by the American people to say, okay,
47:28
we will use this as an opportunity to reduce the
47:31
federal workforce, eighty percent of which have been working working
47:35
remotely from home during the past four years anyway, most
47:40
of whom aren't declared essential during a government shutdown. Why
47:43
would we give them essentially a paid a vacation, go
47:46
back and pay them back pay. They ought to announce
47:49
they're not going to pay federal workers during the shutdown.
47:52
Accept except the Republicans could pass bills in the House,
47:56
in the Senate and say, hey, we're going to pay
47:59
the required workers the military, those related to national security,
48:04
law enforcement, public safety, air traffic control, and so forth.
48:08
Will pass a bill to pay them, and then let
48:11
Democrats decide if they want to vote for that or not,
48:14
but to let them know, hey, if you don't pay them,
48:17
then they're not going to get backpack. They're going to
48:19
be forced to work without pay because Democrats wouldn't vote
48:21
for it. But let the rest of the federal workforce
48:23
not be paid while they are using this as an opportunity,
48:26
as you noted, to reduce government into cut spending, which
48:30
we need to do. And by what you said, clean CR,
48:32
this is a Democrat cr and that's the sad part
48:35
of it. The Republicans again are failing us on the
48:37
fiscal issues. Let's have I hope they'll get a win here.
48:39
We think we've just been talking about. But the CR
48:41
is a continuation of the CR last December, which was
48:44
a Democrat CR, which was a continuation of the previous
48:47
year CR, which Democrats are Democrats spending levels Democrat policies.
48:51
So it's the Republicans passed quote at clean CR, keeping
48:54
those in place. Democrats want instead to rescind some of
48:58
the cuts in the big bill, and they want to
49:01
extend the Obamacare subsidies that are except to expire this year,
49:05
so they want to spend trillions of dollars. They don't
49:07
want to clean the online well.
49:09
Speaker 2: And that's the problem with this. I remember one of
49:11
your predecessors, Robert Hurt, told me before after he had
49:16
left Congress and he was now taking on a dean's
49:19
position at Liberty University. He said, you know, one of
49:22
the problems is there's no give and take. It's just take.
49:27
You know, I'll get what I want, you get what
49:28
you want, and then the negotiation comes down to who
49:32
pays the most for it to fund all this craziness
49:36
and I don't know where it ends, Bob, excepting crisis
49:41
and physical collapse.
49:43
Speaker 7: I agree with the give and take, but I would
49:45
characterize it differently. The American people are giving, the government
49:48
is taking on both sides of the aisle. The Republicans
49:51
failed us in a lack of willingness to cut spending
49:54
in the Big Bill. Republicans have failed us with it
49:57
passing a cr that keeps again the Democrats spending life
50:00
and policies and places that are bankrupt in the country.
50:02
We got an affordability crisis because of Republicans and Democrats
50:06
over the where they've exploded the debt from a trillion
50:08
dollars when Ronald Reagan became president, who now coming up
50:11
to thirty eight trillion. It would be forty trillion terms
50:14
next year. So the people are giving, the governments taking
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on both sides of the aisles. Republicans talk about it,
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feel bad about it. Democrats want to spend more, admit
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they want to spend more, but both are guilty.
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Speaker 2: Well, talk about this. One premise that was brought to
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me is that you know, these spendings that President Trump
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is fine with are designed to get the American economy
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moving again. Growth, growth helps to the mid term and
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then you'll start to see fiscal responsibility. They're a awful
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lot of your brethren and sister and from the Freedom
50:45
concuss that look like either they're just stepping out of Congress,
50:48
have taken administration positions, or are just aren't running again.
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Do you have faith that you know once the midterms
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have been won and Republicans keep the majority, then they'll
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start talking about fiscal responsibility.
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Speaker 7: I think conservatives in the House have damaged their brand,
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have hurt themselves with going along with the continued spending
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and failing to fight for spending cuts. Absolutely, and some
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of the best ones are the ones, as you said,
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who are running for statewide office, and so that's put
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them in a difficult political position. That is the problem
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in Washington. People do what's in their best political interests.
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I would agree with part of what you said. I
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think President Trump is trying to implement pro growth policies,
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you know, fair trade, less regulation, lower taxes, the energy
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rejuvenation there and those will help the economy grow. But
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the debt is too big, the interest on the debt
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is too big, the interest rates are crushing the country.
51:48
Inflation is crushing the country still because even if you
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slow inflation, which I think will happen, it's still layered
51:54
on top of the inflations. Are there's not going to
51:56
have deflation, and so I don't think we can grow
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our way out of it. I think you've got to
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cut the spending. Even the tariffs, I hope they will help.
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The tariffs are ultimately an impact, and they could end
52:06
up reducing our exports obviously as other coops maybe choose
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not to buy our stuff. So jury's out on that.
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I hope that it works. I'm trying to get the
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President of Bene.
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Speaker 2: Of doubt on that.
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Speaker 7: I do think Congress should be acting on the tariffs
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not present, because they are taxed and the founders intended
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that to be the responsiblit of Congress, who would be
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more accountable to the people for the taxes that they placed.
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Speaker 2: He's the host of the Good for America podcast Good
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for America dot org. Right, Bob is your website.
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Speaker 7: That's the website Good for America podcast on Spotify, Apple
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or YouTube.
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Speaker 2: And the same place. You can find a first Thing
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Today up there as well and download it and share
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it with your friends and no more than everyone else,
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but don't be smug about it. They're bob good On
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with us.
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