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Another "Conspiracy Theory" Bites the Dust · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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  The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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  day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, thirteenth
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  day of December. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me on twelve thirteen.
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  These number of people like that stuff, they do. They like it,
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  especially when it was like twelve thirteen, twenty fourteen, and it was like
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  twelve thirteen. They like that stuff. I'm not a I'm not a numbers
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  person. I don't get into that stuff. I mean, it's kind of
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  fun sometimes, but it's a lot, especially if it's, you know,
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  twelve thirteen, it's twenty fourteen. There's a twenty in there, so that
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  message your little number thing up, doesn't it. You know, when it
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  was six o six o six, it was the same thing as a twenty
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  in there. I had one friend who wouldn't leave her house that day.
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  She's like, I'm terrified at six six six, and he's like, that's
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  that's six six two six. You're you're okay, It's hit all right.
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  We're just a couple of days away from the Nutcracker Ballet at the River Center
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  here in Columbus, Georgia. The beautiful River Center and we're officially into tech
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  week now. Tonight, I have rehearsals at the river Center. Last night,
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  Act One had rehearsals at the river Center, so we're in that mode.
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  shows on We got a school show on Friday. We have a kind of
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  show. It's a full dress rehearsal bit of an audience on Friday night,
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  but not open to the public. We got a Saturday show in the evening.
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  We got a Sunday matinee show at two thirty. Those are the shows.
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  Get your tickets now if you want to be part of the Mother Ginger
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  And I'm really excited about that, looking forward to a chance for a chance
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  going to do both. All right, so let's talk for a little bit
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  about we're, like I said, we're less than two weeks now to Christmas.
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  We are now just you know, knocking on the door of twenty twenty
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  four. And once we hit that twenty four, Once we hit twenty twenty
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  four, that is when we're going to be, you know, full force
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  downhill quickly for this election. We'll be in full election mode. We'll get
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  all the primaries really chugging right through, and we'll have you know, Trump,
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  They'll see how many things they can get him for many and they come
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  up with a reason to shoot him in public, they'll probably try to do
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  that. Anything they can do to get the man, that's what they want.
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  They're not going to shoot him, I don't think, I hope not.
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  That's awful. Anything that they can do to punish the man, any
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  sort of thing that they can do, that's what they've been trying to do
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  time and time again. It's despicable, it's wrong. I'm sorry. I
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  don't care what you think of him. I wouldn't advocate for any current president
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  who's running for reelection to have the ability to use the justice system to go
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  after a former president who is the likely candidate who'll be running against him.
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  It's just it seems, it just seems so wrong. It is so wrong.
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  That's why it's never happened before until now, and that's what we're in
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  the middle of. But anyway, and it's not just that these crimes that
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  they're just looking for reasons to prosecute him and get people to say what a
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  horrible person he is. They're trying to strategically play all of these things out
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  at times when he needs to be at primaries, where he needs to be
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  out doing public appearances, they're trying to keep him out of because they know
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  they can't send Joe Biden on public The President can't go out. He didn't
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  do it last time. They need to come up with a plan where they
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  can keep him at home. There's some questions about whether or not this new
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  virus in China is something that they can Is it going to make it here?
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  Are they going to be able to utilize a virus again to get more
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  absentee in mail in ballots or whatever. That's starting to become something to pay
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  attention to. I don't think we're there, but who thought four years ago
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  at this point we would be here Because we were aware that this virus was
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  popping up in China. We had no idea what was coming, We had
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  no idea where it was going to go, and we certainly, I don't
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  know, maybe some people guessed they were going to try to use this in
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  the election capacity. I remember telling you on the radio here on this show,
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  they were saying, Hey, we are going this is how we're going
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  to get them, this is the plan. So with that said, let's
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  dive into a new pole. Rasmussen has a new poll that says that this
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  is one of those things and you hate sometimes when what you're suspicious of that
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  would be a horrible thing, ends up having a lot of truth to it.
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  Remember during the election in twenty twenty, and Biden was staying home,
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  they were advocating for this mail in ballot. They had all these questionable things
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  that were in place, and people were saying, this is the best way
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  that you can cast your ballot, this is the best way to vote.
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  It's not safe to get out there and vote. It's not safe to go
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  in a room, you know, with lots of space and people spread out
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  and gaps between you. But you know, by all means, try to
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  get a thousand people in one square block on a street, walking down the
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  street, blocking traffic that was okay, That was deemed okay, protesting,
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  but not going to an actual appolling place and casting a vote that was determined
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  to be unsafe for everybody. And of course, the fact that the numbers
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  came in record number of people voting and all these things, it became a
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  big concern for a lot of people that thought, oh my gosh, some
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  definite, definite shenanigans going on. Somebody's given somebody the business here. This
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  is not above board this election. It's suspicious. And then we kept getting
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  told, well, it's not enough people with any kind of questionable that constitute
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  fraud. There's not enough as far as not enough wrongdoings, not enough actual
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  fraud that took place that could have had an impact. No, not enough
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  laws broken. Right, it was just a handful, no more than normal.
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  It's the basic same number percentage wise, of people that might have done
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  something questionable when it comes to ballots, because there were concerns about signature matches,
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  there were concerns about ballots being stuffed into ballot boxes and places that weren't
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  really guarded or protected. There were questions about people going around harvesting ballots.
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  There were a lot of questions in the election, and it led to a
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  lot of the things that we're now running around there. You got people trying
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  to get Trump for for questioning it, because you're not supposed to question elections
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  unless dot dot you know, got to have that big D by your name
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  if you want to question it. That's the only thing it's like the whole
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  racism thing. There's different rules for racism. You can be racist to some
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  groups, you can't be racist to other groups. And you know, we're
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  seeing that playing out now at you know, Ivy League colleges and things.
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  But anyway, all right, let's talk about this poll because according to this
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  poll, this is a new national telephone online survey Heartland Institute finding that twenty
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  one percent of likely US voters who voted by absentee or mail in ballot in
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  twenty twenty say they filled out a ballot in part or in full on behalf
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  of a friend or family member, such as a spouse or child. Seventy
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  eight percent said that they did not. Thirty percent of those surveyed said that
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  they voted by absentee or mail in ballot in the twenty twenty election. Nineteen
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  percent said that of those that cast mail in votes say that a friend or
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  family member filled out their ballot in part or in full on their behalf.
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  Also, seventeen percent of mail in voters said that in the twenty twenty election,
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  they cast a ballot in a state where they were no longer a permanent
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  resident. Every single one of these things against the law. Every single one
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  of these constitutes fraud. This coming from the Heartland Institute. Justin Haskins,
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  director of the Socialism Research Center at the Heartland Institute, says, the results
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  of this survey are nothing short of stunning. For the past three years,
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  Americans have repeatedly been told that the twenty twenty election was the most secure in
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  history. But if this poll's findings are reflective of reality, the exact opposite
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  is true. This conclusion isn't based on conspiracy theories or suspect evidence, but
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  rather from the responses made directly by the voters themselves. Okay, I mean
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  that about sums it up. That's the extent of my commentary, right,
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  I mean, there's nothing else to add to that. We get told over
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  and over again that everything that we question is a conspiracy theory. It constitutes
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  a conspiracy theory when we say, hey, maybe the COVID vaccines aren't really
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  going to prevent us from from getting COVID as much as it's you know,
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  maybe the whole herd immunity is the better. Where you're getting that from,
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  it's not coming from science. So those are conspiracy theories. People say,
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  oh, the election, there's a lot of fraud taking place. It wasn't
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  secure, Nope, it was secure. Quit spreading those conspiracy theories around.
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  Stop spreading them around. We can tell you right now, the laptop's not
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  real. The laptop is. Don't you believe those conspiracy theories about that Hunter
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  Biden laptop. Don't you believe any the stuff about the Clintons. Don't you
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  believe any of the stuff about the Biden family. It's all conspiracy theories.
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  Quit spreading it around, and then you know, we start to get more
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  and more info when we go. Some of these conspiracy theories are real,
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  and it looks like this one has certainly more teeth in it than anybody wanted
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  us to believe. According to this to See, it says seventeen percent of
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  those who cast mail in ballots in twenty twenty say they signed a ballot or
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  ballot envelope on behalf of a friend or family member, with or without their
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  permission. The Heartland Institute officials noted that forging a signature on a ballot or
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  ballot envelope are fraudulent activities that invalidate those votes. Row This is another quote.
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  It says, among other findings in the survey, forty six percent of
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  those surveyed voted for Joe Biden, forty five percent voted for Donald Try.
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  More Biden voters than Trump voters say they voted absentee or mail in ballot ret
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  row In the twenty twenty election. Thirty eight percent of Democrats voted by mail
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  and twenty four percent of Republicans. Twenty seven percent of voters said that they
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  were not affiliated with either major party. That would be interesting to really know
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  where those votes broke, how they were cast. Among those who I'm just
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  reading this out of the report, among those who cast mail in ballots in
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  twenty twenty, nearly equal percentages of Democrats and Republicans and unaffiliated voters admitted to
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  fraudulent activities. It says nineteen percent of Republicans, sixteen percent of Democrats,
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  seventeen percent of unaffiliated voters. So here's this is what I think is important
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  to note in all of this, because when you have a record turnout of
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  ballots, and you have more people voting in an election that's ever done it
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  before at a time and it was supposed to be really hard to get out
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  and vote, dangerous even you're going to kill Grandma, if you go out
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  and you vote, all those things that were playing out. If someone says,
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  hey, there was fraud committed in this election, and people say,
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  I, there's no fraud. There's no fraud at all, no fraud at
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  all. And if you say anything, you're a conspiracy theorist and they're gonna
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  come get you in the white coats and whatever they're gonna do to you.
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  I don't know. I don't know what all they do to people. Sometimes
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  people just disappear. You know, you got the helicopters, remember when that
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  was just a conspiracy thing, And then all of a sudden they got people
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  just being snatched up out of their house because they happened to be in DC
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  on January sixth, whether they had anything to do with anything there, they
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  just disappeared. Where do they go? I don't know were they raptured or
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  we at that time. I don't know what's going on here. I don't
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  get a lot of rapture jokes on podcasts. So the problem is that there
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  was fraud period, Right, That's the problem. You can say, well,
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  this side cheated and that side cheated, so it makes it cancel out.
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  The point is this absentee thing made it really easy for some people too.
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  Cheat have they fixed it. I think Georgia has done a better job
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  of trying to course correct all of this, and I think it would be
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  nice to know that we had some common sense things in place. And I
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  don't normally throw the common sense thing out there very much as far as solutions
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  go, because normally when politicians say it, it's real stupid. We need
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  common sense gun control. We got to have common sense gun and that doesn't
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  mean anything, but common sense things in place for elections are things like making
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  sure that the signatures match. Common sense things do relate to taking people's names
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  off of voter rolls when they don't vote anymore, when they've stopped voting,
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  or they've passed away, or they've moved to another state, purging those vote.
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  In Georgia, we were accused of, you know, Jim Crow two
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  point zero for taking names of voter rolls of people that didn't vote or that
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  don't currently vote. Oh, you're trying to stop people from vote. No,
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  just trying to clear out some of the space from people that don't actually
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  currently show up to vote and they haven't voted. They voted in one election.
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  They voted in two thousand and eight and they didn't come back after that.
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  They were done. They did their part there and they moved on and
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  they were finished with it. They want anything else to do with it.
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  That's one of the ways you can make sure making sure that if there's a
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  drop box scenario, have the dropboxes insecure places. Don't bring all the dropboxes
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  in in one county at the last minute after all of the other counties have
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  reported. That's another thing that would be a good idea. Maybe we should
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  start in Georgia with like Fulton County. Maybe they could, you know,
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  tell us their results first. How about we do that all the others just
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  wait, just wait until they've turned in their results, and then the rest
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  of them can turn in theirs, because it starts to look suspicious when you're
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  always the last one to turn in your balance, you're always the last one
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  to give account. Adding more days that you can vote early. Georgia did
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  that, George has done all these things. They haven't done the thing yet
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  with Fulham County, but I think that would be a great move. I
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  think there's only so many times where it can be a problem. Water main
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  breaks, you know, maybe they need to, you know, put the
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  votes in a different place, the ballots in a different place, let's count
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  the vote somewhere else. Water main and then it wasn't a waterman. I
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  don't even know that was there. Did the water main thing end up not
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  even being real? Oh my gosh, that's a conspiracy theory that ended up
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  my oh my, So yes, troubling information, certainly. And I think
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  you know, this is blowing out that narrative that it's just a conspiracy theory.
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  It's not. It's not when there were this many instances, because you're
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  basically saying, I think your best case scenario is that, you know,
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  one in five was fraudulent, twenty percent, twenty one percent specifically, but
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  we'll just call it twenty percent, one in five fraudulent. Someone broke the
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  law. Any punishment of those people been grabbed up by black helicopters. Have
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  they been taken away and disappeared into the night. No, No, not
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  at all, not at all. So we should be vigilant. Again,
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  we gotta be aware, we gotta know, and we can't fall for this.
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  If another virus comes over, that can't be a reason to motivate us
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  to cast ballots this way again, we just need to go in and vote.
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  We need to find a way that we can get in and vote in
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  person. And I'm not saying that you can't mail them in. We got
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  to have we shouldn't have another record number of people coming out to vote.
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  That's what I'm saying. You know, they got to lock this down.
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  And if someone raises a flag on this and questions it, and don't think
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  if Trump wins, especially if it's closed, don't think that we're not going
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  to hear folks on the left screaming while they cheated, they stole it,
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  because that's coming. It's not okay for that side to do it. It's
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  okay for this side to do it. That's the hypocrisy, right, That's
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  Right after the break Well, with Christmas approaching very quickly, do you
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  feel obligated to attend every holiday event that you're invited to? Well, experts
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  say that you shouldn't. In fact, turning some down is actually good for
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  you and it helps you avoid holiday burnout that a lot of people experience.
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  A new study says that seventy seven percent of those Those who responded said they
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  accept invitations to parties that they do not want to go to because they're afraid
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  of consequences if they say no. Researchers found that people don't care about rejected
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  invitations as much as people think that they do. So don't feel like you're
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  gonna upset the other person. I mean, there's some of those that you
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  probably would, but there's some that it's probably in your best interest if you
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  just don't go turn it down. Hey I'm busy. Hey, I got
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  things going on, learn to I don't know, claim your space or whatever.
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  Do you have any idea how much you spent on your pet this year?
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  Well it might be more than you think, because new survey says average
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  pet owners spend about five thousand dollars a year on their pets, food treats,
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  toys, vet visits, medicines probably would be included in the vet visits,
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  and some pampering maybe for their pets. It says, even though they're
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  costly, most pet owners are happy to pay eighty three happy to pay whatever.
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  Eighty three percent of those surveys said that realistically, there's no limit to
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  what they would spend to make sure that their pets are happy and healthy.
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  There's a limit. I think there's a lie. Isn't there a limit?
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  I mean a healthy part. You'd probably go out of your way, But
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  even then there's probably a limit. I mean, I love my dog,
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  there's eventually. It's like the people that say there's no amount of money in
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  the world that would make me, you know, dot dot dot, It
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  probably is. You know, there's probably an amount. I think it was
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  the great wrestling legend, the million dollar Man, Ted Dibiassi, who used
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  to say every man has a price. Well, this is the other side
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  of that. I think eventually, there's got to be a price. It
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  says in the happy part, I mean, you want your pet to be
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  happy, but there's got to be a limitation. You know, there's things
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  that sometimes with your kids, you say, you don't get to have everything
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  you want all the time. You get spoiled. Some people spoil their pets.
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  But I think within it's got to be a financial limit. Right.
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  Hey, have you seen that Snuggies are back with a new line of snack
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  themed snuggies. I saw these at Walmart's the only place you can get them.
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  They've got snuggies that look like bags of Doritos and Cheetos and I don't
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  know, Mountain dew red, Mountain dew code red or whatever, and then
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  Pepsi so you can get an idea of which company's making these things. They're
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  about twenty dollars and you can only get them at Walmart locations. Hey,
• 24:37
  France is known for those croissants croissant, right, but apparently the good old
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  American donut is catching on or trying to catch on. It's Krispy Kreme opening
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  its first Paris location, and lines reached five hundred people in the first few
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  days. The New York Times reported that some people camped out overnight to get
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  them while they were still hot. The director general of Krispy Kreme France said,
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  this is all about American pop culture. They've seen all the American foods
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  and they like US or TV series. I guess they like culture and American.
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  I guess they like everything American. I mean, that's that's the summary
• 25:21
  on what he's trying to say. And Krispy Kremes they like. Chris Rock
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  says it's cracky cream. They're that good. They're they're tasty, and I
• 25:29
  think that's what you need to know more than anything else. Speaking of American
• 25:33
  pop culture, remember the old McDonald's snack wrap. Basically it was small and
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  it was cheap, and if you wanted like a smaller burger patty or you
• 25:45
  know, chicken inside a tortilla instead of a bun, you could get that.
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  Well, they disappeared about seven years ago. McDonald said they took too
• 25:52
  long to make. It's supposed to be fast food, so they wanted it
• 25:56
  to be quick. Well, now apparently they're ready to bring it back in
• 25:59
  some form. They had a meeting with investors last week. McDonald's executives revealed
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  a plan to turn the mccrispy chicken sandwich into a chicken tender and then also
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  offer it as a mccrispy snack rap. Apparently a lot of people are excited
• 26:14
  to hear the announcement. Executives made it clear that the plan is still in
• 26:18
  the very early stages. No word yet exactly when the rollout will be and
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  they will bring back the snack raps. But that's a good sign. If
• 26:30
  you like the snack rap, that's a good sign. Apparently they are eventually
• 26:33
  going to be bad. They're always eventually back. They told us that McRib
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  was done. It wasn't done. It was just done for a while,
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  and then it came back. That's what it always does. It's like,
• 26:44
  you know, when a band does their farewell tour, you know they're eventually
• 26:47
  going to come back. Even if it's just you know, the cousin of
• 26:49
  one of the guys in the band. Sometimes that's what they do. That'll
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