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"Do It Live" (Saturday, March 21, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: See I tell the good news.
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Speaker 2: He got to meet his seventy two virtuaries.
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Speaker 3: We'll do it making mornings great again. The first thing
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Speaker 3: today on the media at Thomas The bad news.
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Speaker 4: Is all of them are Nick Quinnon.
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Speaker 5: Jeorde said, steal me at least for work. When the
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Speaker 5: sun comes up, drops a pet to school. All the treasure.
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Speaker 5: The one that Joe Zellis smiled.
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Speaker 6: He only is.
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Speaker 7: Joe.
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Speaker 1: I think I saw something about Bill O'Reilly's new show.
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Speaker 1: Is he calling it do It Live? That's to me
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Speaker 1: that is very cool. When somebody does it leans into
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Speaker 1: something they're known for, it's not necessarily even something that
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Speaker 1: they might be proud of. In the onset.
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Speaker 8: I told you a few weeks ago, we're gonna be
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Speaker 8: doing some different things here on the No Spin News,
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Speaker 8: and one of them is a new pod cast. Now
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Speaker 8: I hate the word podcast because everywhere I go, Oh,
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Speaker 8: we love your podcast. I don't do a podcast. Now
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Speaker 8: I'm gonna do one. I do a broadcast. This is
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Speaker 8: a podcast. Podcasts guys in sweatshirts sitting around smoking pot
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Speaker 8: or you know that that's somebody garage. So we're gonna
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Speaker 8: do this differently, this podcasting. It's gonna be every Thursday.
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Speaker 8: It's gonna three days of hard news Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
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Speaker 8: and then a longer form on Thursday that's relevant to
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Speaker 8: the news.
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Speaker 9: Okay, so.
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Speaker 1: Thursday.
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Speaker 8: Rob Schneider, he's a big Trump guy. Snl alum. You've
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Speaker 8: seen him with Adam Sandler in the movies and he uh,
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Speaker 8: he lets a fly.
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Speaker 1: But I like the fact that this this Thursday program
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Speaker 1: is called We'll Do It Live. I just there's something.
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Speaker 1: A lot of what I've done in my life has
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Speaker 1: been based on the inspiration of things Bill O'Reilly has done.
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Speaker 1: And we don't necessarily see eye to eye on everything politically,
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Speaker 1: but I like a fellow who can lean into something
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Speaker 1: that most people would consider embarrassment and lee and say,
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Speaker 1: you know what, that's kind of fun. And I I
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Speaker 1: know he lives on Long Island and our presence on
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Speaker 1: Long Island Talk Radio. Maybe he heard us, you know,
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Speaker 1: and maybe he liked the idea. Maybe I'll get a
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Speaker 1: cease and desist, honey, watch for the FedEx truck pulling up.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, but I just I appreciated Bill taking
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Speaker 1: that effort there when to get to some of your
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Speaker 1: emails and texts in a little bit, but being a
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Speaker 1: program that tells you what went on so we can
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Speaker 1: discover us. We've got to tell you what went on, right,
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Speaker 1: Bill will do it live. Chuck Norris has passed away
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Speaker 1: at the age of eighty six. As one of my
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Speaker 1: friends said, finally an opponent that Chuck Norris couldn't intimidate
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Speaker 1: several things besides ibuprofen are in the suspension, black Spence
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Speaker 1: and other contaminants. President Trump said he's considering winding down
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Speaker 1: military operations in the Middle East in response to questions
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Speaker 1: from the press. Even though twenty five hundred additional marines
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Speaker 1: are heading to the region, they don't generally fly under
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Speaker 1: the banner of winding down. Roller coaster ride for oil prices,
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Speaker 1: keep your hands and arms inside the ride until comes
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Speaker 1: to a complete stop. Yesterday, Bent Crude, Brent Crude, pardon me,
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Speaker 1: Ben Crude is something else. I think that's a podcast
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Speaker 1: as well. But Brent crude reached one hundred and nineteen
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Speaker 1: dollars per barrel, but did finally settle out the day
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Speaker 1: at ninety four dollars a barrel. The Iranian regime has
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Speaker 1: executed three twenty somethings for public dissent or, as they
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Speaker 1: say in their quote judicial system, committing morabeh or waging
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Speaker 1: war against God. A spokesman for Iran's armed forces says,
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Speaker 1: We were telling you about this CBS Radio News. Scott
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Speaker 1: in Virginia Beach writing in CBS Radio News was awful, Joe.
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Speaker 1: The station I listened to you on here dropped it
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Speaker 1: years ago because it had become so bad. Yes, and
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Speaker 1: there are many reasons why radio news as a network
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Speaker 1: function as a We have it here in the big city,
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Speaker 1: and we're going to send it out all to you
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Speaker 1: rooms from the stakes as we see fit, sanitized for
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Speaker 1: your protection, with the political agenda. We want to give
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Speaker 1: it to you. And the problem I have not it's
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Speaker 1: not so much that CBS Radio News hung up their
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Speaker 1: ghost is that they're blaming it on the wrong things.
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Speaker 1: It's the same thing with all these big corporations. Every
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Speaker 1: single publicly traded corporation in radio broadcast, because I subscribe
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Speaker 1: to all the trades, has reported a minimum of a
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Speaker 1: nine percent loss in the last quarter, which is gonna
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Speaker 1: lead to layoffs, which is gonna mean fewer people connecting
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Speaker 1: with you. And it's not that it's a publicly traded company.
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Speaker 1: I'm not bashing Wall Street, but what happens with these
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Speaker 1: media companies is they misunderstand their business. And I think
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Speaker 1: that's not unusual to media. It's just because you've got
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Speaker 1: come by and visit because he truly and I get why.
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Speaker 1: Brendan Carr is an a Trump appointee who is looking
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Speaker 1: at the media as adversarial to the president. But you
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Speaker 1: establish things. To go back to our segment on the filibuster,
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Speaker 1: think of all the things people, Oh, you know, we
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Speaker 1: and were and it was all done under this racist
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Speaker 1: white sheet, creating the filibuster and doing all these things.
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Speaker 1: And now look now we act like the filibuster was
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Speaker 1: written into the Constitution by Ben freaking Franklin himself. So
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Speaker 1: be careful of what you allow guys to do under Well,
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Speaker 1: it's for this instance, no that the world runs on precedent,
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Speaker 1: especially in the United States. Don't allow states like Virginia
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Speaker 1: to temporarily suspend their constitution because then it'll be temporary
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Speaker 1: suspensions of the Constitution for all sorts of other things
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Speaker 1: once you establish a beachhead. But what they're doing is
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Speaker 1: trying to use this downturn in network broadcasts radio as
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Speaker 1: an example of why radio is dying.
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Speaker 3: I own my own.
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Speaker 1: Small radio business. I work for and with the Talk
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Speaker 1: Media Network, which is a small upstart kick them in
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Speaker 1: the Shins Radio Network, provider of programming including radio news.
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Speaker 1: But we are free to focus on our important customers
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Speaker 1: because and this happens to us. I said at the
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Speaker 1: onset a lot of industries, you start to think the
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Speaker 1: customer on Wall Street is the most important customer, not you.
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Speaker 1: So the hierarchy of needs in broadcasting because it's what
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Speaker 1: I'm expert in, but you can apply this to any
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Speaker 1: business is who is your number one customer? That has
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Speaker 1: to be your number one question, even in the to
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Speaker 1: the point of why are you doing a business? Because
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Speaker 1: you listen to left wingers in government office and they'll
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Speaker 1: act like people start businesses to create jobs. We still
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Speaker 23: Amidst being in the wealthiest city in the wealthiest country
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Speaker 23: in the history of the world, we already see an
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Speaker 23: exodus of working in middle class New Yorkers. So I
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Speaker 23: don't have a hesitation in asking those who make the
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Speaker 23: most amount of money in the city or the most
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Speaker 23: profits in the city to pay a little bit more.
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Speaker 1: Even though if we take more from the people who
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Speaker 1: will have money, there'll be less money for them to
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Speaker 1: employ the middle class people in the city and they'll
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Speaker 1: leave anyway. Ze Fod but especially as they're trying to
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Speaker 1: tell you that radio is dying. Nilsen not my favorite
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Speaker 1: guys in the world. But they do radio research into
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Speaker 1: how many people, say ninety three percent of all Americans
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Speaker 1: listen to the radio. So how is it these publicly
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Speaker 1: traded companies can't make money providing news and music and conversation.
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Speaker 1: How is it Because they're looking at Wall Street as
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Speaker 1: the most important customer, not you with the radio in
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Speaker 1: your car, and they've forgotten or they just haven't bothered
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Speaker 1: because as they're being run by business people, not broadcasters.
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Speaker 1: This is from a book I read in high school.
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Speaker 1: Most people are amazed that I would bother to read
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Speaker 1: a book like this. It was a sign to me
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Speaker 1: because I was fooled into taking a class called Television Studies.
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Speaker 1: I thought it meant we were going to go home
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Speaker 1: and watch television and then report back on your favorite
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Speaker 1: TV shows. Now, the first thing I got was Marshall
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Speaker 1: mccluan's the medium is the message, in which they describe
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Speaker 1: different types of media hot and cool. Medium. Hot media
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Speaker 1: is radio requires high participation from the audience. They enhance
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Speaker 1: one sense, as they enhance, do not leave much audience
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Speaker 1: for the have to fill in. So hot media high
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Speaker 1: participation from the audience. Cool media, low participation from the audience.
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Speaker 1: We will just give you everything. So part of their
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Speaker 1: mistake is that they think they're thinking like television networks
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Speaker 1: and radio people are thinking like television people. We all
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Speaker 1: want to be on TV. TV requires a lot more
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Speaker 1: time and effort to put together a show, So doing
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Speaker 1: one live like we were just talking about, do it
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Speaker 1: live Bill O'Reilly's podcast is very challenging because you have
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Speaker 1: to have blocking and camera and credits, and but they
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Speaker 1: forget that you're the number one customer, followed by the
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Speaker 1: advertisers who are seeking to get their message to you,
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Speaker 1: the listener. So first you make a program that's interesting, compelling, informative, necessary,
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Speaker 1: a tool for the listener, and then the advertisers will
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Speaker 1: follow because that's what they want to reach. They want
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Speaker 1: to tell the audience what they do, and then they
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Speaker 1: go when they buy their stuff. But if you forget
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Speaker 1: Hey Hey hey, present company, you mean YouTube and some
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Speaker 1: the emails and text messages that have arrived on several
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Speaker 1: of the subjects. I've read the one from Scott about
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Speaker 1: uh CBS radio news shuddering. But and again I don't
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Speaker 1: that they are portraying portraying it as that radio is
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Speaker 1: a dying industry, their participation in radio is dying. And
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Speaker 1: that's several points of order and mark rights in Joe,
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Speaker 1: you missed the one key point about these networks that
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Speaker 1: with no one there to hear it. I appreciate that, Mark,
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Speaker 1: and again I think you're right on again. It goes
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Speaker 24: You know?
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Speaker 1: Nope, you shouldn't have coffee. Kareemass any other live local
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Speaker 1: radio shows on during other hours. Many should adopt your format.
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Speaker 1: And here's part of it, and it goes back to
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Speaker 1: that you know, these big conglomerates are overplaying their hand
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Speaker 1: And these companies can't make money doing it. It's not
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32:39
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Speaker 1: one of our actual sponsors for our seapack broadcasts. Are
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Speaker 1: you seeing that? I mean you know, but that's how
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Speaker 1: can I come any conclusion. They won't help in the
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Speaker 1: straight They just must like ten dollars a leter gasoline petrol, or.
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Speaker 9: They will be forced because they can't pay those high
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Speaker 9: guests of the prices they will be forced to purchase
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Speaker 9: to these that they are going to buy new cars,
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Speaker 9: they'll be forced to purchase evs. Where those evs manufactured
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Speaker 9: that the vast majority of Europeans will be purchasing China,
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Speaker 9: because the Chinese can turn out these things so much
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Speaker 9: cheaper than the Europeans can. Even the vaulted German automobile
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Speaker 9: makers have to contend with green policies that have driven
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Speaker 9: up the price of electricity and all the other expenses
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Speaker 9: that go into manufacturing cars, which means that they can't
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Speaker 9: possibly compete with the Chinese of when it comes to evs.
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Speaker 9: So if as a result of the closure, however long
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Speaker 9: it lasts, of the Strait of Hormuz, European car buyers
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Speaker 9: turn to evs, European automobile manufacturers are not going to benefit. Instead,
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Speaker 9: Chinese will because they can cut them on price considerably.
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Speaker 1: Is that a big part of this battle? I know
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Speaker 1: the President just chastened and I guess got Benjamin Netanyahu
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Speaker 1: to stop targeting oil and natural gas fields. Uh, maybe
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Speaker 1: the maybe the infrastructure is still on the table, but
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Speaker 1: it seems like the President is very concerned about hitting
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Speaker 1: refineries and pumping stations and shipping yards that ship this
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Speaker 1: out of Iran. And I'm just curious your thought on
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Speaker 1: on what that could mean if the war ends and
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Speaker 1: Iran's oil starts to make it to the open market. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's spiked now to a great degree, but what could
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Speaker 1: happen if all this new oil starts to make it
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Speaker 1: into the marketplace.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I think Trump is thinking about post war Iran,
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Speaker 9: whether there will be a regime change in Toto there
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Speaker 9: or at least a regime with the Malas or perhaps
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Speaker 9: not so much the Mulas in control, but the current
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Speaker 9: Iranian I've excuse me, Iranian security forces, including the IRGC
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Speaker 9: still running the country, which I think they're the ones
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Speaker 9: really running the country now. Anyway, nobody has seen the
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Speaker 9: new Ayatola, and the new Ayatola may already be in
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Speaker 9: heaven with the ten thousand virgins. For all we know.
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Speaker 9: The people who appear to be running the country are
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Speaker 9: the military, because we can tell that there is a
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Speaker 9: command and control structure still in operation there, which explains
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Speaker 9: the attacks that the Iranians are carrying out on the
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Speaker 9: oil and natural gas installations in the Gulf Arab States.
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Speaker 9: So I think what Trump is looking at here is
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Speaker 9: post war and regardless of who runs the place still
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Speaker 9: could be a major contributor to global oil prices being
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Speaker 9: kept in check. And that's why he's less than happy
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Speaker 9: with Yahoo or who has attacked those things. Yahu's goal,
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Speaker 9: I think here is regime change as quickly as possible. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And that was from bonnercohencfact dot org. We spoke yesterday.
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Speaker 1: That was part afterwards. We just continued on the theme
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Speaker 1: and got into the idea of state craft. Really, I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you free the country, and even if this Mariam
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Speaker 1: Rajavi comes back into power, or the crown Prince who's
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Speaker 1: going to be at Seapac with us next week, we're
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Speaker 1: trying to get him to sit down with us because
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Speaker 1: it's got to come from inside Iran. But they're going
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Speaker 1: to have oil, and what do you do with that oil?
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Speaker 1: Do you sell it to the open market or do
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Speaker 1: you keep just selling it to Russia and China, which
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Speaker 1: is what they had been doing and losing that support.
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Speaker 1: And in an abstract during the weekday show, we got
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Speaker 1: talking about the Soviet Union and Iran and the prime
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Speaker 1: minister from the fifties that I six sought to overthrow
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Speaker 1: and we helped overthrow him. And the point was made
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Speaker 1: by Ray that this guy was a Marxist and was
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Speaker 1: probably just going to cozy up with the Soviet Union anyway,
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Speaker 1: starting a thought process of the frightening scenario of the
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Speaker 1: Soviet Union with hot and cold running oil rather than
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Speaker 1: having to go out and get it and bankrupt themselves
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Speaker 1: over the insatiable desire for more diesel for the tanks
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Speaker 1: and everything else that they needed. So you know, Russia
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Speaker 1: have that connection now, probably not as dire as they
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Speaker 1: as they get, but the issue still remains. It is
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Speaker 1: how we power our stuff, and I think battling in
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Speaker 1: the strait of horror moves now is better than doing
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Speaker 1: it five years from now when there's more capabilities there.
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Speaker 1: We came in surprised. A lot of people gain tactical,
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Speaker 1: if not complete control over the region pretty quickly. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: it is time for us to head on out. He
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Speaker 1: got to meet his seventy two versions.
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Speaker 21: The bad news is all of them are nick Fuints.
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