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"Government Summerslam" (Friday, March 13, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Act as if he have faith, and faith shall be
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Speaker 1: given to you. Put another way, fake it t you
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Speaker 1: make it the.
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Speaker 2: First thing today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk Media Network.
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Speaker 2: All natural and free of artificial intelligence, your.
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Speaker 3: Words that steal me stem have a day at least
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Speaker 3: for work when the sun comes up, drops a pet.
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Speaker 4: Into school in the way.
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Speaker 3: Joe has everything, agenda, all the Joses said, it needs.
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Speaker 5: No one that Joe's allis smiled.
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Speaker 4: He on the eggs pet.
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Speaker 6: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 6: you this morning. To be just like every morning. We
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Speaker 6: try to be your Joe all across America. Coming from
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Speaker 6: Central Virginia, the place that birthed America, we are the
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Speaker 6: midwives of America here in Charlottesville, Virginia, home of Thomas Jefferson,
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Speaker 6: although most of the people in Central Virginia governance want
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Speaker 6: to deny that Thomas Jefferson ever lived here. Funny enough,
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Speaker 6: as we approach April, I think we're about a month
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Speaker 6: removed from Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Most people would be surprised
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Speaker 6: to find out that here in Charlottesville, Virginia, they don't
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Speaker 6: celebrate Thomas Jefferson's birthday.
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Speaker 2: They want to.
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Speaker 6: Deny Thomas Jefferson existed. Why would that be because he
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Speaker 6: didn't build an authoritarian regime ready to do things for
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Speaker 6: the government like the far more important American President Barack
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Speaker 6: Obama said.
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Speaker 2: He would do.
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Speaker 7: Change.
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Speaker 6: You can believe in Jefferson was the first one to
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Speaker 6: kind of bring about that change. But here they won't
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Speaker 6: even celebrate his birthday. They continue to have quiet debates
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Speaker 6: about whether his statues should be seen anywhere because America
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Speaker 6: is a blight and anyone who helped make America created
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Speaker 6: that blight. These are the same people who aren't interested
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Speaker 6: in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, a group of people
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Speaker 6: who actually made an actual blight against the country. But
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Speaker 6: here we are, sitting here from this sanctified place, the
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Speaker 6: left wingers attempts to silence it. Notwithstanding, ready to tell
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Speaker 6: you what went on last night, Ready to tell you
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Speaker 6: what we see in our analysis of what went on
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Speaker 6: last night. But most importantly, because you are the most
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Speaker 6: same number or email JT in the morning radio at
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Speaker 6: gmail dot com. We begin the US Treasury Secretary Scott
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Speaker 6: Bessont was asked by a reporter Thursday whether he would
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Speaker 6: get to a point where he told Donald Trump we
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Speaker 6: couldn't afford to continue bombarding Iran. Amongst stories being circulated
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Speaker 6: that we've burned through a year's worth of munitions in
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Speaker 6: a couple of weeks, then you need a different way
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Speaker 6: to judge how much munitions you would use in a year.
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Speaker 6: But Treasury Secretary Besson said absolutely not. There was no
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Speaker 6: point where the invasion or attacks on Iran would become unaffordable. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 6: Iran's UN ambassador said Thursday that his government was not
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Speaker 6: going to close the Strait of Hormuz, but it could.
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Speaker 6: He added that it's Iran's right to preserve the security
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Speaker 6: of this key shipping route that runs just past one
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Speaker 6: of their borders. A newly completed national survey by the
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Speaker 6: Blackland Group says fifty seven percent of the likely voters
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Speaker 6: they surveyed backed President Trump's military actions against Iran, and
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Speaker 6: even the higher majority said it was justified at fifty
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Speaker 6: nine percent. Japan is going to join the US Golden
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Speaker 6: Dome Missile Defense Initiative. Senei Takaichi, Prime Minister of Japan,
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Speaker 6: will announce this as she meets with President Trump on
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Speaker 6: March nineteenth. According to reports, Senate Democrats yesterday failed to
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Speaker 6: fund the Transportation Security Administration, so blame them for the
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Speaker 6: long lines and the continued blight of blue flu that's
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Speaker 6: running through TSA officers. The Senate later on Thursday tried
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Speaker 6: to get a procedural vote on Republican proposals to fund
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Speaker 6: all of homeland security, but also faced headwinds and fell.
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Speaker 6: Leaders of the nation's largest reform synagogue said Thursday that
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Speaker 6: their congregation was the victim of a targeted attack. The
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Speaker 8: Working with their state, local, and federal partners to investigate
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Speaker 8: this incident, and I can confirm that we are leading
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Speaker 8: the investigation right now.
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Speaker 9: Is a targeted act of violence against.
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Speaker 17: Joe and gold silver a little bit mixed this morning.
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Speaker 17: Gold is up a quarter of a percent at five
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Speaker 6: The headline is Wall Street has its biggest three day
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Speaker 6: three day dip and you're like, and then you realize, oh,
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Speaker 6: out of the last what fifteen days, just like saying, oh,
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Speaker 6: that's the worst three days we've had in the past
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Speaker 6: five Bob, I don't know, let's see. But it's the
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Speaker 17: Yeah, exactly. You It's like the same thing if someone
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Speaker 17: tries to say that silver, you know, is down or
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Speaker 17: something and silver isn't down.
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Speaker 6: So maybe compared to yesterday, but last year, my god,
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Speaker 6: weekend as well. James, you have an awesome weekend.
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Speaker 15: IKS show you too. A couple of.
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Speaker 6: Text messages on a theme here actually going in this
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Speaker 6: hamp in Hampton Roads, not Hampton Roades. Hamp That would
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Speaker 6: be way too ironic, wouldn't it hamp down on the
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Speaker 6: treasure coast, writes in on the subject of the failure
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Speaker 6: to fund TSA and Department of Homeland Security and the
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Speaker 6: Save Act and all of that, he said, so much
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Speaker 6: for quote a barrage of Trump's executive orders being codified
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Speaker 6: this year, almost the end of the first quarter, and
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Speaker 6: nothing has happened. Yeah, quarter of the way into year two.
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Speaker 6: And doctor Clark actually seemed to be coordinating statements with you.
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Speaker 6: He texted me this on the same subject. The passage
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Speaker 6: of the Save Act would doom the Democrat Party. There'll
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Speaker 6: be a permanent or very long term minority with voter
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Speaker 6: ID and clean voter They will be a permanent, long
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Speaker 6: term minority with voter ID and clean voter rolls. However, conversely,
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Speaker 6: failure to pass the Save Act will doom the Republican Party.
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Speaker 6: If thom can't muster fifty votes, vance is fifty one
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Speaker 6: and push this through reconciliation when eighty percent of the
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Speaker 6: American people want it. People will not show up to
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Speaker 6: vote in any sort of significant number to relegate the
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Speaker 6: Republicans to a permanent minority. The major difference. The Democrats
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Speaker 6: understand the threat and are fighting tooth and nail for
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Speaker 6: their very existence. The Republicans don't understand the consequences of inaction,
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Speaker 6: or they don't care. We've talked in the past about
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Speaker 6: how if you watch this stuff or you're old enough
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Speaker 6: to remember the good old days of the New World
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Speaker 6: Order versus Hulkamania, or even before that, Hulk Hogan versus
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Speaker 6: Andre the Giant, that traditional Washington DC politics tends to
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Speaker 6: become very much like World Wrestling Federation SmackDown without the sweaty,
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Speaker 6: oiled up physiques, except for when Marjorie Taylor Green was there,
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Speaker 6: because she could probably slam you into the turnbuckle pretty easily.
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Speaker 6: But there was no real rivalry. There wasn't really you know,
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Speaker 6: a hatred. Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan would hang out
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Speaker 6: together each slim gyms and you know, laugh all the
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Speaker 6: way to the very lucrative bank accounts they were keeping.
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Speaker 6: Vince McMahon was building a fortune that allowed him to
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Speaker 6: drive his Bentley at one hundred miles an hour into
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Speaker 6: a guardrail in Connecticut last week while his daughter is
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Speaker 6: out there trying to help President Trump dismantle the Department
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Speaker 6: of Education. But it was showmanship, it was for entertainment.
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Speaker 6: And so why would governance be relegated to some form
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Speaker 6: of primetime television theater? Why would government become theater unless
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Speaker 6: it is to be the opiate of the masses. Because
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Speaker 6: we learned from Julius Caesar. Caesar, you've heard of him,
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Speaker 6: Julius Caesar. I'm not speaking of some arcane reference like
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Speaker 6: Cincinnatus or something like that. Julius Caesar we've heard of.
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Speaker 6: So Julius Caesar took power here as we approached the
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Speaker 6: IDEs of March. Julius Caesar takes power in Rome by
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Speaker 6: claiming to know that there are existential threats just beyond
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Speaker 6: the boundaries into France. Back when you know, the French
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Speaker 6: were considered a grave threat to national security other than
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Speaker 6: their own. And Julius Caesar said, don't sleep on the French.
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Speaker 6: Oh they were the Gauls. Then don't sleep on these people.
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Speaker 6: They're ready to come and raid us. They're going to
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Speaker 6: do terrorist attacks, they're going to raid our borders. They're
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Speaker 6: coming after our very way of life. And the Senate said, okay,
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Speaker 6: you can have temporary power because our constitution says you can,
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Speaker 6: And four hundred years later, all of his descendants never
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Speaker 2: Look around you.
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Speaker 6: More here our flagship station is in Stanton, Virginia, and Waynesboro, Charlottesville.
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Speaker 6: an Angels fan. All right, Well we're going to have
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Speaker 6: a fight here. Then the poor kids who like the
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Speaker 6: Sacramento a's did you by the way?
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Speaker 2: Fun?
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Speaker 6: They finally decided to put Sacramento on their away uniforms. There,
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Speaker 6: there you go. That's that's a collector's item. Let me
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Speaker 6: get to you at four three, four eight eight, two
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Speaker 6: four two one seven. Good morning.
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Speaker 14: Who's this, Hey Joe?
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Speaker 6: It's Clark, Hey Clark. How are you doing, sir?
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Speaker 28: My fingers are cold. I've been posthold digger operating for
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Speaker 28: a while.
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Speaker 6: The most important PhD in a free society is the
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Speaker 6: post hole digger.
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Speaker 28: Yeah, so let me help you out with the follow
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Speaker 28: of the science. Every time you hear that, what's that
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Speaker 28: first letter?
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Speaker 14: In science.
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Speaker 28: Yes, you put two vertical lines in that ass and
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Speaker 28: you know how to follow the science. Okay, now, you
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Speaker 28: mentioned Cincinnatus earlier in the show and asked if that
47:52
Speaker 28: was too esoteric a reference, Joe, I, well, remember Cincinnatus
47:57
Speaker 28: kind of like the tavern keeper guy and Daniel Boone.
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Speaker 14: So yeah, no, that's not too esoteric. I got him.
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Speaker 28: I'm seeing his dry cornered hat, had on a white
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Speaker 28: shirt and a vest all the time beard too. So anyway,
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Speaker 28: you know, is there any doubt in your mind, Joe,
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Speaker 28: that twenty twenty was a stolen election?
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Speaker 6: You know, there wasn't at the moment, and now the
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Speaker 6: evidence is starting to pile up even more on on
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Speaker 6: that side.
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Speaker 28: So absolutely, positively there should be no doubt in anybody's
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Speaker 28: mind that that was stolen. What corrective measures, what significant
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Speaker 28: corrective measures have been taken nationwide or in the state
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Speaker 28: of Virginia since twenty twenty to correct the methods that
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Speaker 28: allowed that cheating to take place?
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Speaker 6: There have been And I want to pick this up,
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Speaker 6: and actually I want to thank hamp In on the
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Speaker 6: Treasure Coast for tip me to this. I didn't know
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Speaker 6: they passed it yesterday, but Florida passed their own version
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Speaker 6: of the Save Act. You have to be and you
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Speaker 6: have to prove that you were a US citizen to
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Speaker 6: get on the Florida poll books. Now they also only
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Speaker 6: accept driver's license, state issued ID, and military ID concealed
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Speaker 6: carry primit on election day to prove that you are
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Speaker 6: who's in the poll book as well. Student IDs are
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Speaker 6: not being accepted anymore. Things like that. So there are
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Speaker 6: places like Florida.
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Speaker 14: They but was one of those places Virginia?
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Speaker 15: No?
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Speaker 14: No, no, sorry, Okay.
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Speaker 28: Do you think that the Democrats just voluntarily quit chting
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Speaker 28: when it was working for him?
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 6: Let's ask Willie Sutton if he stopped robbing banks when
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Speaker 6: there was no money in him.
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Speaker 28: Well, you know I said yesterday, no firearms can be
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Speaker 28: like in stell An election lands. I think everything we
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Speaker 28: just talked about kind of supports that. I don't know
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Speaker 28: why anybody would think that your legislature is legitimately elected.
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Speaker 6: But this is but this is why you know, they
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Speaker 6: have to divide us about these you know, these silly things,
50:18
Speaker 6: because the essential, the essential ones that the ninety percent
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Speaker 6: of things that we all agree on eighty Maybe if
50:23
Speaker 6: you want to be liberal about it, you know, when
50:26
Speaker 6: you take the sloganeering away, when you take the silly
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Speaker 6: slogans like you know, reproductive freedom or that kind of
50:32
Speaker 6: stuff out of it, and you just discuss fact for fact.
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Speaker 6: Most of us agree on everything, but they wouldn't be
50:38
Speaker 6: able to, you know, shuffle our tax dollars around to
50:42
Speaker 6: whoever they want to. If we caught onto that and
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Speaker 6: we stopped fighting with each other over whether you voted
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Speaker 6: for Donald Trump or.
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Speaker 28: Not, well, we can't have a democratically elected representative government
50:58
Speaker 28: if the Demos aren't the ones doing the election.
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Speaker 6: Well, but I'll make the argument that we can't have
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Speaker 6: a democratically controlled representative republic if we only have four
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Speaker 6: hundred and thirty five congressional districts for a population that
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Speaker 6: is tripled since that number was set.
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Speaker 28: Now you touched on why that has to be four
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Speaker 28: thirty five. Do you know how hard it would be
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Speaker 28: to buy enough to even know which politicians you needed
51:29
Speaker 28: to buy?
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Speaker 14: If you had a thousand.
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Speaker 28: Congressional representatives in four parties, it would be impossible for
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Speaker 28: the corporate sponsors that run things right now to know
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Speaker 28: who to buy exactly.
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Speaker 6: That's my point. That's why we have to do it
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Speaker 6: through the Convention of States.
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Speaker 14: You know, it's real simple, folks.
51:53
Speaker 28: The government that is best for the people is the
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Speaker 28: government that is closest to the people.
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Speaker 6: That's what George Mason wanted.
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Speaker 14: More.
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Speaker 28: You have represented the further you are from your government. Now,
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Speaker 28: the government that is best for the government is the
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Speaker 28: center laws government.
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Speaker 6: Let's ask Julius Caesar a lot.
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Speaker 14: The better it is for government, Yep, yep.
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Speaker 6: Caesar proved that back in the day. He's like, hey, uh,
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Speaker 6: And there is still historical debate about how dangerous the
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Speaker 6: galls actually were to the Roman Empire. But he said, man,
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Speaker 6: you know I need I need the war on terror. Uh.
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Speaker 6: And they signed for it. And that's that all comes
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Speaker 6: from this silly argument about war powers, which Obama and
52:41
Speaker 6: Clinton et cetera gave to the president back in two Anyway,
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Speaker 6: I must run the news coming up, Clark. You have
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Speaker 6: a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 14: Take care. I'm gonna rereading fun.
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