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"Political Scientism" (Saturday, January 24, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: We'll do it making mornings great again. Well, the first
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Speaker 1: thing today on the Tunk Media Network, Thomas, We'll.
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Speaker 2: Do it long Jeword said, steal me a day at
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Speaker 2: least for work.
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Speaker 3: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to school,
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Speaker 3: way joy Adam do all the needs.
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Speaker 4: No one that Joe's smile.
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Speaker 5: He only as.
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Speaker 6: Joe.
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Speaker 2: God bless you for letting us be of service to
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Speaker 2: you this morning, all along Talk Media network and on
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Speaker 2: this Saturday morning, as somebody was telling me that the
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Speaker 2: population that is going to be impacted by this winter storm,
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Speaker 2: and I'm sorry, I'm a curmudgeon. I don't we name hurricanes.
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Speaker 2: We don't need to name every storm. That's that's something
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Speaker 2: you're doing to make the news people happy. Don't go
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Speaker 2: out of your way to create government stuff just to
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Speaker 2: make newspeople happy. They're going to cover the news whether
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Speaker 2: you wanted to or not, whether you give it a
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Speaker 2: cool name. I'm not going to call it her winter
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Speaker 2: storm Fern. But two hundred and thirty million people live
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Speaker 2: within the path of this already, you know, inches several
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Speaker 2: inches snow Oklahoma and coming on up in to Tennessee
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Speaker 2: and the mid Atlantic. Is that really something we need?
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Speaker 2: Is an update on Ted Cruz's location. So Ted Cruz
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Speaker 2: goes to where he was in Venezuela, and they took
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Speaker 2: pictures of him leaving for Venezuela, saying Texas is gonna be.
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Speaker 2: What is Ted Cruz supposed to shovel your sidewalk for you?
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Speaker 2: What is Ted Cruz going to do whether he is
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Speaker 2: in Texas? This gotcha stuff is just dumber than a
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Speaker 2: bag of hair. Tennessee already getting snow. Tennessee Department of Transportation,
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Speaker 2: Interstate forty already with several folks crashing, sixty one thousand
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Speaker 2: people without electricity in West Texas and north west parts
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Speaker 2: of Arkansas, as will those in Oklahoma there but already
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Speaker 2: seeing it. Our friends. I don't know, is nine to
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Speaker 2: ninety carrying us on Saturday too or is it just
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Speaker 2: on the weekdays? In Memphis? I know we have new
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Speaker 2: friends in Memphis and Chattanooga. Tennessee's a beautiful state. West
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Speaker 2: Virginia is a beautiful state too. Got nobody there unless
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Speaker 2: you're listening online. All these states, two hundred and thirty
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Speaker 2: million people in the path of the storm. The brunt
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Speaker 2: of it is going to be, you know, through the
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Speaker 2: Illinois Pennsylvania, West Pennsylvania, then upstate New York and into
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Speaker 2: New England, where we're looking at eighteen to twenty inches
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Speaker 2: of snow, and then it's going to stay single digit
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Speaker 2: temperatures all week, which is going to hamper clearing. And
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Speaker 2: it's an interesting fact I learned from our Virginia Department
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Speaker 2: of Transportation. Folks. You know all that white stuff that
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Speaker 2: they spray on the roads in advance of all this.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's well and good, and it's got a purpose,
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Speaker 2: the brine, but it doesn't work when the temperature gets
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Speaker 2: below I think it's twenty seven degrees is the minimum,
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Speaker 2: and it just doesn't do it. Including the salt spreading
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Speaker 2: stuff that's not going to do much if you're under
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Speaker 2: twenty seven degrees, I believe. Is what they told me
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Speaker 2: about a year a year and a half ago about
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Speaker 2: this kind of snow events going on around the country.
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Speaker 2: There's only three hundred and forty million people in the
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Speaker 2: whole country, and two hundred and thirty million of them
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Speaker 2: are facing the storm down. Of course, you come through
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Speaker 2: the Philadelphia, Washington, New York Amtrak cort or. I guess
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Speaker 2: that's to be expected. Our first things this morning yes,
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Speaker 2: the storm is bearing down, already snowing through Tennessee and
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Speaker 2: Texas and Oklahoma, cars off the side of the Please
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Speaker 2: be careful where you have to go and hopefully you
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Speaker 2: were able to get the supplies you need for three,
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Speaker 2: four or five days of being careful with where you
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Speaker 2: have to go. And and a side note about driving.
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Speaker 2: to go visit are there too, because if you say, hey,
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Speaker 2: I need to get out because I need to go
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Speaker 2: to the store, make sure the store's there because a
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Speaker 2: lot of these stores are having issues as well. Many
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Speaker 1: From the home of the First Amendment, First thing Today.
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Speaker 2: Tom writes in Listening to us on Long Island News radio,
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Speaker 2: and he says, Joe, I was driving into work when
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Speaker 2: I heard you tell the glancing story of Richie Blackmore
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Speaker 2: and your son. You can't just leave it at that, man,
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Speaker 2: what happened? All right? So my son, you know, we
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Speaker 2: were working actually here on one oh three point nine
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Speaker 2: FM at the time. I was the midday host and
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Speaker 2: taking a lot of phone calls. Just how little has
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Speaker 2: changed in the intervening Was it now twenty five, twenty nine,
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Speaker 2: thirty odd years since? So yeah, yeah, he's sitting in
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Speaker 2: the radio taking phone calls from people. But I was hosting.
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Speaker 2: I had a regular gig in Port Jeff station call
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Speaker 2: at a bar called Darren's Port and every Monday night,
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Speaker 2: and they had a local band come in and they
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Speaker 2: played at halftime. So it was kind of a rock
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Speaker 2: and roll Monday night football party back in the era
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Speaker 2: when those kind of things happened. And January third, I'm
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Speaker 2: going to make sure the dates are correct because I
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Speaker 2: don't need some keyboard warrior calling me and saying no
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Speaker 2: that game. But the New York Giants were playing the
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Speaker 2: Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night football, and I felt awful.
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Speaker 2: My wife was home. She was pregnant with our first child.
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Speaker 2: She was watching Northern Exposure, which we did on Monday nights,
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Speaker 2: and she called the bar because we didn't have cell
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Speaker 2: phones back then, and she called the bar and the
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Speaker 2: owner of the bar said, hey, JT, your wife's water
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Speaker 2: jets broke sidebar to this is. One of the big
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Speaker 2: fans of our Monday night football party was Richie Blackmore,
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Speaker 2: and we used to actually have some fun with it.
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Speaker 2: We would give attendees of the party a choice, did
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Speaker 2: you want to do deep purple rainbow trivia or football trivia?
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Speaker 2: For T shirts and CDs and stuff like that. So
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Speaker 2: I literally, as I'm leaving the bar, gave all of
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Speaker 2: our prizes to Richie Blackmore. I think in the Rock
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Speaker 2: and Roll Hall of Fame, right Richie? By Hey, Richie,
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Speaker 2: can you give way the rest of these? I got
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Speaker 2: to get my wife to Stonybrooke Hospital and drove drove.
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Speaker 2: This was a January third and it was just it
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Speaker 2: was laughable because here I am handing handing prizes to
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Speaker 2: a rock and roll legend, saying, hey, can you fill
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Speaker 2: in for me? Who the hell did I think I was?
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Speaker 2: You wanted to talk about an ego? So by the
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Speaker 2: time I leave Stonybrooke Hospital on Long Island, with my
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Speaker 2: son in tow and my in laws in tow and
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Speaker 2: my wife still loving me, my son had been born,
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Speaker 2: and I had this moment that I don't think I
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Speaker 2: could do the same thing where I just toss my
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Speaker 2: gear to some rock and roll Hall of famer say hey, Richie,
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Speaker 2: can you finish doing the giveaways for me? Because when
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Speaker 2: my son was born, I heard this voice in my
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Speaker 2: head saying son sounded like you know, sounded like southern rocker. Son.
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Speaker 2: You are no longer the center of the universe. And
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Speaker 2: so I don't know. When I left that bar, I
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Speaker 2: was the center of the universe. I was big rock
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Speaker 2: and roll DJ bar full of people all waiting for
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Speaker 2: me to give away T shirts and CDs, hanging out
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Speaker 2: with Richie Blackmore and watching you know, an FL football
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Speaker 2: back when that was the thing. And if you're young enough,
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Speaker 2: you're sitting there saying hold it. People used to go
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Speaker 2: out to bars to watch Monday night football. Yes, yes,
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Speaker 2: that used to be big business for pubs, bars, you
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Speaker 2: name it. It was at the boom of the sports
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Speaker 2: sports bar industry. Anyway, So you asked Tom, there you go.
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Speaker 2: That's the backstory on Richie blackmore onwards into today's avails.
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Speaker 2: And again, the weather system that is bringing all this snow,
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Speaker 2: I'm not naming her, is already putting snow down, deep
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Speaker 2: snow accumulating through Tennessee on its way to the mid
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Speaker 2: Atlantic and then on its way out to drop like
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Speaker 2: a foot and a half of snow on Massachusetts and
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Speaker 2: New England. But the cold is the thing that you
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Speaker 2: have to watch out for. And I want to go
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Speaker 2: back to Governor Newsom statement, we need to democratize our economy.
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Speaker 2: Gavin wants to take what Lyndon Johnson started with the
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Speaker 2: Great Society and redouble those efforts. Take more money out
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Speaker 2: of the economy, put it in the hands of bureaucrats
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Speaker 2: who really don't care except about making the quota of
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Speaker 2: whatever it is that their boss says they have to meet.
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Speaker 2: And this there's a phrase scientism. Have you ever heard
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Speaker 2: the phrase scientism? I frequently used on this program in
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Speaker 2: conjunction with doctor Robert Malone, the mRNA doctor who quotes
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Speaker 2: and talks about it all the time in his work.
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Speaker 2: that answer, and economically speaking, this is what Gavin Newsom
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Speaker 2: political scientism. So you give the government an answer. We
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Speaker 2: in Los Angeles. Where California's homeless population is exploding and
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Speaker 2: the inability to find housing. All of this becomes acute
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Speaker 2: because of all the political scientism that has gone along
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Speaker 2: with these politicians standing behind podiums saying we must do
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Speaker 2: something about this so it never happens again. It's a
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Speaker 2: But with the March for Life today, how do you
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Speaker 2: an abortion if they get pregnant unintendedly. Well, see that's
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Speaker 2: into high schools and work with mostly girls, but they
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Speaker 2: girls who commit abortion, and each time it's like a
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Speaker 2: rending of your soul, little bits, little bits, all the
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Speaker 2: way down the line. And they do this work, and
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33:24
Speaker 2: And that's how I want to fight abortion. I don't
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Speaker 2: Certainly not what Virginia is about to do, where it
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Speaker 2: And while you can, because Virginia is gonna outlaw those
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Speaker 13: Yeah, that's pretty remarkable. So I've learned that Homeland Security
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Speaker 13: He is saying, please try to avoid using that word.
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Speaker 20: Because they're afraid of memes.
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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, lives are on the line. Meanwhile, it's not true
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Speaker 2: and there's no proof to it. It's just the guy
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Speaker 2: who's saying, you know, hey, I'll get I get a
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Speaker 2: couple of minutes. You know, that's what we should be doing.
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Speaker 2: Just make myself available if you want somebody to come
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Speaker 2: on your network TV show.
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Speaker 22: And just say crazy stuff, like you know, it's like
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Speaker 22: Bob and Ray. Just it's Wally Bulo here at FEMA headquarters.
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Speaker 2: And he please google Bob and Ray. Most of you
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Speaker 2: know who Chris Elliott is. His dad was funny too,
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Speaker 2: uh maybe fun five comparatively, I mean, Chris, now you know,
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Speaker 2: you know the show he's done with Eugene Levy is
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Speaker 2: worth it. And and finally I said this to my
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Speaker 2: wife the other day, I said, I feel good for
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Speaker 2: Chris Elliott. He's done. He did some funny writing for
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Speaker 2: David Letterman in the day. And this show, which we
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Speaker 2: won't mention the name of for the obvious reasons. If
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Speaker 2: you don't know it, look it up with Eugene Levy
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Speaker 2: and his son, and it is is worthy of Bob
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Speaker 2: and Ray. I could see Wally Blue interviewing Roland from
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Speaker 2: the town that bears his last name, Wally below here.
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Speaker 4: Deep Creek visiting.
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Speaker 2: With Roland Peep. So you know this just for a
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Speaker 2: chuckle before we leave. Jake Tapper working on his next
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Speaker 2: Akulpa book, you know, and it must have sold well
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Speaker 2: enough where he's like, you know what, let's just do
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Speaker 2: it some more and make up more stuff as we
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Speaker 2: go along. Here this is President Trump's address to the
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Speaker 2: March for Life. I guess that was delivered yesterday the
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Speaker 2: march continuing today.
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Speaker 27: Have come to Washington from every corner of the country
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Speaker 27: to defend the infinite worth and God given dignity of
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Speaker 27: every human life. In twenty twenty six, as we celebrate
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Speaker 27: two hundred and fifty years since our founding fathers recognized
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Speaker 27: the right to life in our declaration of Independence, I
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Speaker 27: want to thank every single one of you who was
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Speaker 27: out on this winter day, a beautiful day, but it's winter, nevertheless,
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Speaker 27: to stand up for the unborn. Six years ago I
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Speaker 27: was proud to be the first president in history to
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Speaker 27: attend this march in person. Since then, we have made
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Speaker 27: unprecedented strives to protect what is it life and support
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Speaker 27: the institution of the family like never before. There's never
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Speaker 27: been anything like it.
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Speaker 2: And as I said, one of the gifts President Trump
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Speaker 2: in this as I said in the last segment, is
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Speaker 2: he drags these shadowy figures out into the sunlight, even
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Speaker 2: the waning sunlight, before the ice starts to come down
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Speaker 2: from the sky. Jake's dumb as a pack of hair
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Speaker 2: if he had any pair left, And the frigid coldness
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Speaker 2: of the hearts of those who say I just and
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Speaker 2: bless Abigail Spanberger so far far down this road she
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Speaker 2: has lost the compunction to try to pretend it's anything
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Speaker 2: more than reproductive freedom. This is why I was the
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Speaker 2: email we got last segment Tina talking about Robert Palmer's
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Speaker 2: song Bad Case of Loving You, because Abigail Spanberger, the
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Speaker 2: governor here in Virginia, has admitted in her first address
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Speaker 2: to the General Assembly that this is all about being
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Speaker 2: able to have conjugal visits with one another without having
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Speaker 2: to worry about the biological It's not even a biological imperative.
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Speaker 2: I mean the amount of times that Congress is engaged
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Speaker 2: in to use the phrase from the Kama Sutra, and
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Speaker 2: I love the irony, and Father Frank and I even
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Speaker 2: talked about that. Did you ever think you would see
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Speaker 2: a day where something as inhumane as this was going
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Speaker 2: to become law if we're not careful?
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Speaker 13: Well, we warned for many years.
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Speaker 24: That this was the core of the so called pro
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Speaker 24: choice philosophy. Now there's a lot of very good citizens
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Speaker 24: out there that say, hey, I'm not for this. I
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Speaker 24: consider myself choice. I think abortion should be allowed in
51:01
Speaker 24: certain instances. You know, most people will say something like that,
51:05
Speaker 24: But if you follow pro choice to its logical conclusion.
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Speaker 24: What it's starting with is the idea that choice overrides
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Speaker 24: life itself, innocent life of baby's life, that can never
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Speaker 24: be permitted, because once you break that principle a little bit,
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Speaker 24: you've broken it entirely.
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Speaker 2: Brilliant Priestsfolife dot Org. Father Frank graced us with his
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Speaker 2: visit coming up on the March for Life. Obviously busy
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Speaker 2: right now with the March for Life going on, but
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Speaker 2: you fight it by making sure you realize what the
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Speaker 2: great gift is and how rare, you know, how miraculous
51:42
Speaker 2: it is that any instance of engaging in congress actually
51:51
Speaker 2: ultimately results in a pregnancy being started. It's it's even
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Speaker 2: redoubly a mirror. And tell that story to people, and
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Speaker 2: tell people that you don't need to just do it
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Speaker 2: because it'll make you popular or the football star will
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Speaker 2: take you to the prom, or any of these other
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Speaker 2: reasons that people you know engage, and it's I'm not
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Speaker 2: lying to you, and tell you it's not fun. It's
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Speaker 2: a whole lot more fun than engaging in the other
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Speaker 2: kind of congress. But you have to be honest about it.
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Speaker 2: And that's one of the things President Trump does is
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Speaker 2: he drags these people out into the sunlight so you
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Speaker 2: can see it and you don't have to fear having
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Speaker 2: the conversation anyway. I appreciate your joining us on this
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Speaker 2: Saturday morning, and we'll be back again Monday morning, in
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Speaker 2: and amongst the snow. Please stay safe. I'm Joe Thomas,
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Speaker 2: so long and thanks for all the fish.
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