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Kimmel Returns to ABC Tonight · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day, and you're listening to the West Carol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, twenty third day of September. I'm Wes, Thanks
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Speaker 2: for joining me. It is a very interesting day in
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Speaker 2: the world of truth. I guess because something that happened
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Speaker 2: last week that was rooted the cause of this event
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Speaker 2: was rooted in a lie, and then the reason for
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Speaker 2: the event was frequently lied about over the course of
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Speaker 2: the last week, and then now tonight it will come
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Speaker 2: to a close and it will be interesting to me
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Speaker 2: to hear how all of this plays out with every
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Speaker 2: one involved. I'm talking about the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel.
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Speaker 2: He was pulled off the air after lying about the
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Speaker 2: alleged shooter of Charlie Kirk. I think most of you've
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Speaker 2: heard this. You know what he said, you know the
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Speaker 2: tone behind it. But this is somebody who has been
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Speaker 2: carrying water for Democrats for a very long time, so
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Speaker 2: long that I don't even know. I think sometimes people
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Speaker 2: don't know what's an original thought, they don't know what's true.
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Speaker 2: They're just kind of repeating the rhetoric of the party.
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Speaker 2: It's one of the reasons. And I've told you this
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Speaker 2: before that when people say to me, oh, did you
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Speaker 2: see it? Used to be did you just watch Tucker
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Speaker 2: Carlson last night? And it's like, there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: things Tucker Carlson would say that I would certainly agree
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Speaker 2: with and I would like, but I didn't allow myself
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Speaker 2: to watch Tucker Carlson or even Greg Guttfeld. I like
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Speaker 2: Greg Guttfeld. He's a little different. They're really kind of
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Speaker 2: doing the let's go around the horn with a topic
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Speaker 2: and everybody's going to agree with the main sentiment and
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Speaker 2: make jokes about it. That's kind of different. But there's
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Speaker 2: a lot of shows that I don't watch or listen
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Speaker 2: to or podcast people would say, well, did you hear
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Speaker 2: Joe Rogan? You know? And there's some there'll be specific
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Speaker 2: guests sometimes I think, man, I'd like to hear Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan interview like Wes Huff was one, for example, that
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Speaker 2: I really enjoyed listening to that interview. It was I
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Speaker 2: think a very significant moment. Wes Huff a Canadian Christian
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Speaker 2: apologist who I think got through to Joe Rogan concerning Christianity,
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Speaker 2: concerning Jesus. It was a very very interesting interview and
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Speaker 2: a very interesting turn. A lot of people saying that
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Speaker 2: it sounded a lot like Joe Rogan was turning away
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Speaker 2: from his more atheist ways. I don't know where Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan's heart is at the moment, and I'm not going
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Speaker 2: to presume to know that. I'm just pointing out the
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Speaker 2: fact that there's a lot of shows that I don't
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Speaker 2: listen to or watch because I like to have my
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Speaker 2: own thoughts. I don't come on here and regurgitate thoughts
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Speaker 2: that are coming from the party. Yes I'm a conservative, Yes,
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Speaker 2: I'm a Christian. Yes, my beliefs and thoughts are rooted
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Speaker 2: in those things. There will be a lot of things
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Speaker 2: that I would have agreed with Charlie kirk on. I
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Speaker 2: think there were definitely times where some of the things
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Speaker 2: he said he could have said differently. Doesn't mean he
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Speaker 2: said it wrong. He just put himself in a position
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Speaker 2: to make easy sound bites for people to try to
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Speaker 2: attack him. But again, anybody who's followed up on those
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Speaker 2: sound bites and listened to them in full context can tell.
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Speaker 2: Even if you're eight years old, you can listen to
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Speaker 2: the sound bite or read the sound bite clip and
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Speaker 2: then you can listen to it in context and you
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Speaker 2: can say it's not what he said, is it? But
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Speaker 2: I digress. I think there were opportunities. There were times
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Speaker 2: when he could have said things a little differently. There
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Speaker 2: are times when I could. I know that I have
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Speaker 2: my moments. I think sometimes I take for granted that
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Speaker 2: you've been listening to the show for a while, or
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Speaker 2: at least for a week or so, because sometimes I
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Speaker 2: forget to go back and I think I did a
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Speaker 2: show recently where I talked about I'd been on medication
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Speaker 2: for something that I had said previously, and Jill my
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Speaker 2: bride pointed it out to me. She said, you didn't
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Speaker 2: explain in that show why you were on medication, or
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Speaker 2: that you why you were taking some medication, And I
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Speaker 2: was like, oh, I didn't. So I do sometimes take
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Speaker 2: for granted. I had surgery, by the way, had surgery
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Speaker 2: on my spine, on my neck, and that's why I've
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Speaker 2: been medicated at times here lately. No, they released me
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Speaker 2: to drive, so I'm not taking narc during the day.
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Speaker 2: I take them when I go to bed at night,
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Speaker 2: and I don't take them in the morning, and I
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Speaker 2: don't take them, you know, during the day. It's really
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Speaker 2: like an evening or nighttime thing. So perfect example. I
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Speaker 2: did not qualify why I had been medicated on one
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Speaker 2: of the shows, but anyway, so I don't necessarily put
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Speaker 2: myself in a position where someone can say that I'm
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Speaker 2: just carrying water for one party. Now, I am a conservative,
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Speaker 2: I do tend to vote conservative. I do tend to
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Speaker 2: support conservative candidates. So yes, there will be those moments.
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Speaker 2: And if you've heard me do interviews, Yes, I welcome
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Speaker 2: anyone on the show. I don't often get taken up
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Speaker 2: by candidates on the left for some reason, but candidates
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Speaker 2: on the right. I've already begun this latest cycle of
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Speaker 2: candidates coming in. There may be a Democrat candidate for
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Speaker 2: governor that may come on the show. We'll see, And
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Speaker 2: I welcome any of the candidates that are running for
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Speaker 2: governor to come on the show. I've interviewed some of
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Speaker 2: the folks on the right, have actually interviewed one of
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Speaker 2: the candidates on the left before. He wasn't on the
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Speaker 2: left when I interviewed him, but he is now. Still
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Speaker 2: love him, good guy. Not sure we align on many
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Speaker 2: things anymore, but at one time I thought we did.
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Speaker 2: But I would welcome him on the show. You know,
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Speaker 2: it's all about love, man. We just love each other
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Speaker 2: and understand that we have different opinions. Sometimes it's not
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Speaker 2: all about love, but it should be right. We should
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Speaker 2: be able to love each other. I think that's part
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Speaker 2: of the Charlie Kirk message that we should have taken
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Speaker 2: away from the memorial over the weekend. So Jimmy Kimmel
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Speaker 2: carrying water for the left, That's what I'm trying to say.
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Speaker 2: And you know they he seems to be getting memorandums
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Speaker 2: from Chuck Schumer about what he's supposed to talk about
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Speaker 2: that week, and his writers would come up with whatever
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Speaker 2: the dialogue was and he would talk about it. So
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Speaker 2: last week he made jokes at the expense. I think
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Speaker 2: we're even jokes, jokes, not even the right word. He
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Speaker 2: accused Republicans of pretending that the Charlie Kirk alleged assassin
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Speaker 2: was not a MAGA person. In fact, he was. And
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Speaker 2: by that point we definitely knew that he was a
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Speaker 2: leftist and that he had been pushed to the left
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Speaker 2: and by leftist ideology, and that he was an extremist.
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Speaker 2: Certainly that was what his family had accused him of
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Speaker 2: and that he hated the fact that they like Donald Trump,
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Speaker 2: he hated the fact that they were maga, he hated
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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk for a number of things. That was all
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Speaker 2: spelled out in the text messages between him and his partner.
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Speaker 2: So his transgender It's interesting, isn't it that for some reason,
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Speaker 2: in general society, we're supposed to refer to transgender people
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Speaker 2: as their preferred gender. Yet I think a lot of
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Speaker 2: people on the left were reporting that the transgender female
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Speaker 2: formerly like biological male partner of the alleged shooter. They're
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Speaker 2: calling Emma him. It's and that's happened a few times
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Speaker 2: with shootings and things like. For some reason, it's they
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Speaker 2: don't want to draw attention to the transgender part of it.
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Speaker 2: And it's also interesting that we have this connection to
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Speaker 2: many of these shootings. It's all, it's all, And I
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Speaker 2: don't know what to make of that. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: There's people saying it's related to, you know, mental illness
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Speaker 2: and things like that, and I mean, I think if
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Speaker 2: you take a human life, there is a mental illness.
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Speaker 2: You take many human life lives in a situation, then
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Speaker 2: there's a mental illness aspect to it. Certainly. So. The
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Speaker 2: suspension of Jimmy Kimmel came soon after this accusation, and
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Speaker 2: it was full of incorrect information. Now when it happened,
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Speaker 2: we were told the FCC got involved and they pushed
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Speaker 2: him out the door, and that it was Trump's idea
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Speaker 2: for him to go. Trump made jokes about Kimmel's ratings
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Speaker 2: and how he was terrible and he wasn't funny and
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Speaker 2: all those sorts of things. So that of course does
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Speaker 2: not do anything other than, you know, stir the pot,
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Speaker 2: which Trump has been known to certainly do. So there
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Speaker 2: were two groups that owned ABC stations Next Star in Sinclair.
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Speaker 2: They pulled the show saying they weren't going to air
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Speaker 2: him because they found the monologue offensive and insensitive at
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Speaker 2: a time when that didn't need to be the case.
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Speaker 2: And it led to ABC saying we're going to pull
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Speaker 2: the show indefinitely, We're gonna suspend him, We're going to
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Speaker 2: take him off the air. And then that's when people
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Speaker 2: started to jump in and say it was a shame.
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Speaker 2: First Amendment was under attack, that this private company ABC
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Speaker 2: Disney has no right to do this. They said, they
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Speaker 2: blamed Trump, they blamed these two and I mean you
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Speaker 2: could say that the companies that said we're not going
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Speaker 2: to air the show certainly were a part of this.
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Speaker 2: But to just immediately jump to Trump and say he
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Speaker 2: was silencing Jimmy Kimmel and taking away his first Amendment, right,
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Speaker 2: there's no private company first amendment, right. You know, we've
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Speaker 2: talked about that. It's the government can't tell you what
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Speaker 2: you can and can't say out in the public forum.
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Speaker 2: But if you decide you want to at work talk
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Speaker 2: about things that you shouldn't be talking about that the
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Speaker 2: company would you would go against company standards, then the
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Speaker 2: company is allowed to do whatever they want to do,
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Speaker 2: you know, as long as they're not breaking the law.
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Speaker 2: But when it comes to and look at all the
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Speaker 2: people who've lost their jobs for some lebrating Charlie Kirk
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Speaker 2: being killed, and to further this now to prove that
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Speaker 2: this had nothing to do with the Trump administration statement
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Speaker 2: yesterday about Jimmy Kimmel coming back. And this is from
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Speaker 2: Walt Disney, the Walt Disney company that owns ABC. They
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Speaker 2: said the suspension was aimed to further avoid inflaming a
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Speaker 2: tense situation at an emotional moment for our country. That's
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Speaker 2: their explanation for why he was suspended for a week.
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Speaker 2: He'll be back tonight. Is there going I don't know
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Speaker 2: what the conditions are on him coming back, if there'll
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Speaker 2: be an apology. Is he going to take back the lie,
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Speaker 2: the clear lie that he told on TV to the
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Speaker 2: American people? Are we going to go into this whole
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Speaker 2: First Amendment thing? Are we going to continue to have
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Speaker 2: people try to say that Jimmy Kimmel is a martyr.
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Speaker 2: That absurd thing that you would do, you know, a
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Speaker 2: couple of weeks after somebody gets murdered for their religious beliefs,
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Speaker 2: for speaking their mind by definition of martyr, or we're
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Speaker 2: gonna have Jimmy Kimmel come in and say, Okay, enough
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Speaker 2: with that, because we're still getting that over Stephen Colbert
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Speaker 2: in his show Losing forty million dollars a year is
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Speaker 2: said to be canceled in May, and there were accusations
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Speaker 2: there that somehow Donald Trump convinced CBS that they needed
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Speaker 2: to get rid of Stephen Colbert's show. No proof, no evidence,
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Speaker 2: nothing to go with it. It's just you just say
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Speaker 2: something and you see if it'll stick. You'll see if
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Speaker 2: the public will buy it and believe it. We got
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Speaker 2: a number of those moments in history where someone says
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Speaker 2: something and people just run with it, they just believe
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Speaker 2: whatever it is that they heard, or you know, perfect
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Speaker 2: examples of that, And I'll give one on both sides
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Speaker 2: of the aisle. But if you remember when John McCain
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Speaker 2: was running for president, Sarah Palin was his vice presidential candidate,
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Speaker 2: and Saturday Night Live had Tina Fay dressed as Sarah
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Speaker 2: Palin and she said that she could see Russia from
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Speaker 2: her house. Tina Fay, dressed as Sarah Palin, said that
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Speaker 2: Sarah Palin didn't say it. I know people who still
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Speaker 2: think Sarah Palin said that what a dummy. She said
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Speaker 2: that she could see Russia from her house. And what
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Speaker 2: Sarah Palin said was that you can see Russia from
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Speaker 2: parts of Alaska because those two Alaska and Russia are
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Speaker 2: that close together. They are, and you can and you
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Speaker 2: can see Alaska from parts of Russia. They're right there,
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Speaker 2: They're not far apart, right, It's not difficult to see
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Speaker 2: from one to the other from either side. That was
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Speaker 2: the point she made. She didn't say she could see
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Speaker 2: it from her house. Tina Fay did, and people still
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Speaker 2: believe it. See, you can see what sticks. And it's
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Speaker 2: a perfect test to really how low brow, how gullible
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Speaker 2: A lot of the electorate is. People believe things. They
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Speaker 2: see it, they hear it. And I'm assuming that's what
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Speaker 2: Jimmy Kimmel almost aid fallent too many Jimmy's I assume
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Speaker 2: that that's what Jimmy Kimmel was going for. You say it,
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Speaker 2: you see if it sticks, You see if people will
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Speaker 2: believe it. You'll see if they'll buy it. Maybe they will,
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Speaker 2: maybe they won't. I promised you one. On the other side,
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Speaker 2: remember the joke that's been going on for gosh, I
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Speaker 2: don't know, thirty years, at least thirty plus years. We
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Speaker 2: had forty years for this joke. When they say al
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Speaker 2: Gore said that he invented the internet, it's not what
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Speaker 2: he said. People will still joke about it. I remember
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Speaker 2: when al Gore said he invented the internet. It's not
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Speaker 2: what he said. Talked about passing some legislation to help
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Speaker 2: the funding to help make it happen. He did talk
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Speaker 2: about that, but he didn't say specifically I invented the Internet.
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Speaker 2: I don't believe that quotes anywhere out there, but that's
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Speaker 2: what people tribute to him. It's an example on both sides.
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Speaker 2: I told you I'd give you one on both sides.
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Speaker 2: And those are two things that could go away. We
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Speaker 2: don't hear them as much as we used to the
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Speaker 2: point when everybody thought Sarah Palin was going to be
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Speaker 2: a legitimate presidential contender at some point, you know, when
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Speaker 2: she was the the Obama on the right, it was like,
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Speaker 2: you know, probably not qualified, probably not ready for the job,
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Speaker 2: but you know, people will get excited about it. We're
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Speaker 2: going to throw him in there and see what happens.
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Speaker 2: And we know how that played out. We know how
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Speaker 2: it worked out because you know, again it was there
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Speaker 2: were two one was running for vice president, one was
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Speaker 2: running for president. And you know, by the standard that
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Speaker 2: we had gone by for many years, decades, you know,
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Speaker 2: you had the war hero who had waited his time
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Speaker 2: and it was his turn to be there, and then
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Speaker 2: you had a first lady who waited her time, it
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Speaker 2: was her turn to be there, and she got bumped
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Speaker 2: aside for Obama because you know, he had the sizzle,
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Speaker 2: and they thought Sarah Palin had the sizzle. We're gonna
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Speaker 2: make movies about her and Attacker and all these things,
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Speaker 2: and then they were useless because she didn't actually run
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Speaker 2: for president. Later didn't pan out the way they were expecting,
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Speaker 2: but they had all the all the arrows ready to
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Speaker 2: go to go after her. But anyway, so we'll see
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Speaker 2: what Jimmy Kimmel says tonight. We'll find out what his
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Speaker 2: response to all of this is. Is he gonna admit
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Speaker 2: that he lied, Is he gonna admit that, you know,
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Speaker 2: the things that he said or were untrue? Or are
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Speaker 2: we going to get the you know, hey, Trump's trying
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Speaker 2: to keep me down, and but here I am. I
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Speaker 2: suspect that's what we're gonna get. We're gonna get the
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Speaker 2: they can't keep me down, because I'm sure he can't
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Speaker 2: buy the fact that Disney is probably ready to let
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Speaker 2: him go at some point. I mean, ratings are down,
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Speaker 2: and maybe he'll get a little bump in viewership. I
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Speaker 2: don't think it'll last. Don't know who the guests are
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Speaker 2: schedule for tonight, I don't know, don't care. Honestly, I
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Speaker 2: told you he probably wasn't gone for good. I didn't
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Speaker 2: think he was gone for good. People saying that he
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Speaker 2: was fired. I felt like it was a suspension. We've
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Speaker 2: seen it with people like Whoopi Goldberg. She said some
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Speaker 2: pretty hateful things about Jewish people and they took her
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Speaker 2: off for I don't know, two weeks or whatever it was.
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Speaker 2: I didn't think this was permanent by any means. But
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Speaker 2: he's back. He'll be back tonight. Good for him, I guess.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. We'll see if he'll come on and
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Speaker 2: be contrite and say maybe I shouldn't have said what
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Speaker 2: I said. I'm not going to hold my breath. I'm
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Speaker 2: not expecting anything earth shattering. I suspect there'll be a
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Speaker 2: tax on Trump and that's what he'll do. And I
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Speaker 2: the break, Well, if you've listened to the Made of
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Speaker 2: Stars podcast, you are very familiar with the fact that
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Speaker 2: NASA is getting ready to send a crude mission around
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Speaker 2: the Moon and back, the Artemis two mission set to
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Speaker 2: launch next year, and NASA is inviting the public to
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Speaker 2: submit their names to be included on a micro SD
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Speaker 2: card aboard the Orion spacecraft. Here's the great part of
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Speaker 2: all of this. It's free. Normally, you would think, oh,
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Speaker 2: what's this gonna cost?
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Speaker 1: Me.
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Speaker 2: That's how they get you, inviting you to include your
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Speaker 2: name on this database that will fly around the Moon
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Speaker 2: and return home with those astronauts crew of four that
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Speaker 2: will be traveling. So the idea is to connect millions
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Speaker 2: of people to the first crude lunar mission in over
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Speaker 2: fifty years, and anyone who submits their name on NASA's
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Speaker 2: official website before December thirty first gets the moon trip
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Speaker 2: and a personalized boarding pass from the folks at NASA.
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Speaker 2: It's pretty cool looking. The carols have theirs. That's all
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Speaker 2: I'm saying. We got hours covered, We're good to go.
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Speaker 2: We will be part of this. NASA shared the link
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Speaker 2: on their Twitter account and you can actually go to
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Speaker 2: NASA dot gov and there's a send your name with
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Speaker 2: Artemis link there where you can do that as well.
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Speaker 2: So if you'd like to be part of it, you know,
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Speaker 2: you got a few more months and you can be
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Speaker 2: part of it. Capris making a comeback could be something,
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Speaker 2: could be nothing but fashion expert suggesting that capri pants
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Speaker 2: could be the next fashion wave for guys. So, uh,
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Speaker 2: if you always looked at your girlfriend or wife's capris
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Speaker 2: in the past and went, man, I'd like some cropped
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Speaker 2: pants that show off my calf muscles. Good news, guys,
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Speaker 2: this could be you. I got some pretty decent calf muscles.
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Speaker 2: This could be my thing. Maybe the capris. Or I've
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Speaker 2: actually been heckled at the gym because of my calves
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Speaker 2: and at other events, so it was weird getting heckled.
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Speaker 2: That was weird. Them legs is what I was told
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Speaker 2: from a car passing by as I was leaving the gym.
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Speaker 2: So hey, get ready, Caprice could be there for you. Uh.
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Speaker 2: Scientists getting closer to bringing back the Dodo bird. Yes,
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Speaker 2: it's extinct, but not forgotten and now apparently one step
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Speaker 2: closer to a comeback. Scientist at a company called Colossal
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Speaker 2: Biosciences have messed around with germ cells from pigeons and
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Speaker 2: they believe they're on their way to hatching Dodos from
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Speaker 2: surrogate chickens. If they pull it off, a remarkable achievement,
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Speaker 2: it would be since the Dodo went extinct in the
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Speaker 2: seventeen hundreds. Or is this science playing God? What are
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Speaker 2: we doing here? Is this really what we know? Does
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Speaker 2: life find a way? Are we in any danger at
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Speaker 2: all of accidentally creating our own Jurassic Park with the
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Speaker 2: Dodo bird. I don't know. I don't know how dangerous
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Speaker 2: this could get. I just know it sounds like they're
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Speaker 2: playing with fire. That's what it seems like to me.
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Speaker 2: A new survey found a lot of young Americans are
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Speaker 2: banking on getting an inheritance instead of saving for their future,
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Speaker 2: and no surprise, it might not be the smartest move.
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Speaker 2: Thanks to what experts are calling the Great Wealth Transfer,
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Speaker 2: over one hundred trillion dollars expected to pass from boomers
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Speaker 2: to their kids in the next twenty five year. In fact,
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Speaker 2: twenty sorry sixty six percent of people say they expect
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Speaker 2: or have already received an inheritance, and nearly ten percent
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Speaker 2: admit that they're saving less because they're banking on that inheritance.
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Speaker 2: But there's a catch. The inheritance might not be as
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Speaker 2: much as people think. A big chunk of it likely
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Speaker 2: tied up in family homes, and that can come with
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Speaker 2: complications like debt, unexpected healthcare cost, property taxes, legal issues.
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Speaker 2: Bottom line, treated inheritance like a bonus, not a retirement plan.
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Speaker 2: It's good advice. A lot of I know people, I'm
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Speaker 2: just banking on it. I think that's where it's all at.
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Speaker 2: Got to be saving something, all right, what's your partner's
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Speaker 2: favorite flower? If you have no idea, you're in good company.
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Speaker 2: A new survey found that twenty five percent of respondents
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Speaker 2: have no clue what their partner's favorite flower is. A
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Speaker 2: twenty two percent wouldn't even know what the flower looked like.
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Speaker 2: You need to know, you absolutely need to know it
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Speaker 2: was potentially the flower from your wedding. I mean, just
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Speaker 2: if you haven't if you're engaged and you haven't gotten
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Speaker 2: married yet, or if you can go back and look
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Speaker 2: at your wedding photos. You can take a wedding photo
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Speaker 2: to a florist and you can say what kind of
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Speaker 2: flower is this and they can tell you probably unless
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Speaker 2: it's some crazy exotic flower, but chances are it's not
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Speaker 2: necessarily the case. And that's always a good go to
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Speaker 2: on the holidays, that's a good go to on Valentine's Day,
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Speaker 2: that's a good go to anytime you're the just I'm
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Speaker 2: just getting you some flowers. That's the flower to go with.
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Speaker 2: You need to know it. And if twenty five percent
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Speaker 2: say they have no clue what the favorite flower is,
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Speaker 2: some people think they know and they don't even have
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Speaker 2: the right flower. They don't even know. They show up
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Speaker 2: and they're like, here's the white roses you like And
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Speaker 2: they're like what, so you gotta know? All right? That'll
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Speaker 2: do it it for this Tuesday edition of the show.
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