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Wicked Radio 10-15: Boston Losing World Cup?, New Media Rules, & My Alec Baldwin Crash Theory · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: You know, I gotta tell you, for selfish reasons, completely
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Speaker 1: totally my favorite days to talk about the news and
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Speaker 1: what's going on and try to straighten this stuff out
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Speaker 1: and out you can talk about it with your friends.
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Speaker 2: Is when somebody, mostly the administration, mostly Trump, I'm malicious
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Speaker 2: as men. It is pissing somebody off somewhere, and you
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Speaker 2: hear this all the time. Well, because that makes the
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Speaker 2: best news stories, But you hear this all the time. Oh,
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Speaker 2: I just wish we could go back to the days
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Speaker 2: were there wasn't controversy every single day. I get that,
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Speaker 2: But here's the problem. When there was no controversy, that
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Speaker 2: means there's no pushback, which means bad people very quietly
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Speaker 2: were getting away with bad stuff. When you expose them,
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Speaker 2: of course, it seems like madness, like they always push back.
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Speaker 2: Casein point, this story that popped up yesterday about the
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Speaker 2: new Pentagon rules for people covering in the media, the Pentagon,
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Speaker 2: which they're pushing back against. Oh, they're all upset about this,
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Speaker 2: Oh what's Trump doing? And then the spin and they
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Speaker 2: try to talk about what's happening here, But nobody ever
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Speaker 2: talked about or even thought about what they were getting
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Speaker 2: away with in the past, and that's the problem. So yes,
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Speaker 2: it seems like chaos these days, but the chaos is
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Speaker 2: a byproduct and a result of cleaning things up, I believe.
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Speaker 2: And there's another one. We're gonna talk about this story
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Speaker 2: first and foremost. Another way that boy and Trump got
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Speaker 2: back from you know, the Middle East peace summit right
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Speaker 2: away and started pissing people off, which is which is
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Speaker 2: you know, he's getting things done. Another threat. I'll call this,
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Speaker 2: you know, I always talk about this battleground Boston because well,
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Speaker 2: number one, I'm familiar with that area. My whole family's
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Speaker 2: from Massachusetts in New Hampshire. But it'll be the last area,
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Speaker 2: the last state in the country that gets with the program.
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Speaker 2: And the latest example of that is Trump's threat to
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Speaker 2: take the World Cup away from them. So he upset
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Speaker 2: all kinds of people about that, but the pushback on
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Speaker 2: that is very, very weak. Talk about that as well.
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Speaker 2: And to wrap this up. Didn't talk about this yesterday
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Speaker 2: because I was waiting for the video to come out.
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Speaker 2: This is celebrity news, but it's okay, we can make
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Speaker 2: fun of it. We'll make fun of this. Alec Baldwin
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Speaker 2: in the news again because he had a car crash,
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Speaker 2: not wishing that on anybody, but he's fine. But he
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Speaker 2: was in the car with his brother, Steven Baldwin, as
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Speaker 2: you'll hear, is relevant to the story. He's got an
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Speaker 2: explanation for this. But I'm gonna give you the real
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Speaker 2: reason for the car crash, based on absolutely nothing and
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Speaker 2: no facts except what I made up in my head.
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Speaker 2: But don't let that get in the way of a
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Speaker 2: good story. First of all, thanks for the Wicked Radio
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Speaker 2: a press follow. That's how they do it on that thing.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, let's get right to it. This is the
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Speaker 2: best Trump. This is where he's pissing everybody off. I
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Speaker 2: just and you don't like that word, I apologize, but
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Speaker 2: he's aggravating everybody for a reason. First and foremost, let's
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Speaker 2: start it off with this one because it's my favorite
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Speaker 2: story of the day last week, and apparently a lot
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Speaker 2: of you agreed with me. Some disagreed, But according to
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Speaker 2: the comments, you're starting to get at the gist of
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Speaker 2: why I call it battleground Boston, and by Boston considered
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Speaker 2: the entire region because what happens in Boston determines what
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Speaker 2: happens in the rest of Massachusetts, which is relevant and
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Speaker 2: part of this whole story. So it had one of
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Speaker 2: those conference room press conferences yesterday where all this stuff
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Speaker 2: came from. Now Trump has said before that Boston's going
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Speaker 2: to have to clean up. Mayor Wuhn, as I call her,
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Speaker 2: has been one of the most obstinate mayors in the country,
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Speaker 2: refusing to get federal help, tripling down, becoming a sanctuary
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Speaker 2: city for illegals, flat out protecting illegal criminals, some of
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Speaker 2: the worst of which we've all heard Tom Homan talk
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Speaker 2: about some of the arrests in Boston per capita, the
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Speaker 2: most violent offenders that ICE is run into in any
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Speaker 2: of these cities, the worst of the worst. But they
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Speaker 2: always come out with the crime statistics in Boston, and
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Speaker 2: they love to tell you it's the safest city. Traditionally
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Speaker 2: and historically it's been one of the safest cities. Well,
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Speaker 2: let me tell you, traditionally and historically, crime status are
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Speaker 2: the easiest to manipulate. Number one. Number two. Nobody with
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Speaker 2: any set of working eyeballs or common sense will tell
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Speaker 2: you that Boston is as safe as it has been
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Speaker 2: if you've been there recently. It just isn't like all
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Speaker 2: major cities. Oh cash, bail's big part of that. Completely
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Speaker 2: corrupt prosecutors, all of it combined in one. So Trump
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Speaker 2: yesterday floated the idea and it made it to the
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Speaker 2: press room, conference room of taking the World Cup away
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Speaker 2: from Boston. This is the moment he talked about it
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Speaker 2: because you know, number one, Trump loves loves that the
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Speaker 2: World Cup is coming to the US. He said it before,
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Speaker 2: He said it many times. He goes, I think it's
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Speaker 2: great the way it worked at Yes, they they stole
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Speaker 2: my election from me, but I get the World Cup
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Speaker 2: and I got America's two hundred and fiftieth Birthday party.
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Speaker 2: But he loves this kind of stuff. So this is
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Speaker 2: what he said yesterday had sparked the country in Boston.
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Speaker 3: The answer is yes. If somebody is doing a bad job,
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Speaker 3: and if I feel there's unsafe conditions, I would call
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Speaker 3: j the head of FIFA, who's phenomenal, and I would
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Speaker 3: say let's move it to another location.
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Speaker 2: And he would do that.
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Speaker 3: He would love to do it, but he'd do it
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Speaker 3: very easily.
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Speaker 2: He'd do it. And I just loved this is where
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Speaker 2: Trump just he always amuses me because he's like, oh god, Johnny.
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Speaker 2: And when he gets him on the phone too, the
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Speaker 2: president of a FIFA massive sports organization, the World Soccer organization,
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Speaker 2: he'd get on the phone and say Johnny, Hey, it's done. Yeah, listen,
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Speaker 2: it's your favorite president. You gotta move that. You gotta
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Speaker 2: move the World Cup out of Boston. Now, this is
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Speaker 2: the reaction in the pushback that's been amazing to me.
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Speaker 2: Now I'm as you know, you know, I'm wearing some
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Speaker 2: kind of a Boston Areas sports piece item almost every
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Speaker 2: single day here in the live stream. You know, I'm
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Speaker 2: a massive Boston sports fan, and I'm very familiar with
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Speaker 2: Boston sports media because I've been listening to it and
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Speaker 2: following it and watching it for years. There's a certain
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Speaker 2: arrogance in Boston sports media that's existed for even way
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Speaker 2: before the last twenty five year of championships happen. It's
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Speaker 2: it just has been there. So the pushback has been
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Speaker 2: really interesting to see. And they're all coming out of
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Speaker 2: the woodwork now and a lot of these Boston media
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Speaker 2: sports people have made it to the national stage like
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Speaker 2: Albert Breer now, he started covering the Patriots locally in
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Speaker 2: New England and then became, you know, a national sports reporter.
6:20
Speaker 2: I think for Sports Illustrated. I'm not too sure, but
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Speaker 2: he's a national name now and if you follow the NFL,
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Speaker 2: you know who Albert Bert Breer is. He wasn't the
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Speaker 2: only one. But just for example, his post this morning
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Speaker 2: said this about President Trump in the whole FIFA story
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Speaker 2: and the threat to take it away from Boston, doesn't
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Speaker 2: he know that the stadium is not in Boston. And
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Speaker 2: I've seen this comment dozens of times so far, you know,
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Speaker 2: basically trying to mock President Trump about the stadium, and
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Speaker 2: it's true. So potentially, if this goes through, and it
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Speaker 2: probably still will, the World Cup coming up next year
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Speaker 2: will be in July. That stadium, which is where the
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Speaker 2: Patriots play, it's not in Boston proper. It's halfway between
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Speaker 2: Boston and Providence, right, so it's what thirty five to
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Speaker 2: forty minutes as you drive south of Boston. So they're
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Speaker 2: trying to use this as they're trying to use this
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Speaker 2: as a gotcha, but it's such a weak gotcha because
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Speaker 2: number one. Yes, Trump knows that, but he also completely
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Speaker 2: understands that what happens in Boston and if you threaten
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Speaker 2: this threatens the entire state. So he's one step ahead
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Speaker 2: of you. Really, that's not the gotcha you think it is.
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Speaker 2: Because by doing this, by threatening taking the World Cup
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Speaker 2: game out of Massachusetts, now he's got something. Now he's
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Speaker 2: got some leverage on an entire state as opposed to
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Speaker 2: just a city like he has with DC, Chicago and LA.
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Speaker 2: So we can affect an entire state this time. So
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Speaker 2: he's already one step ahead of you there. And here's
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Speaker 2: the other thing in the comeback if you want to
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Speaker 2: push back against this, and you hear people saying this,
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Speaker 2: oh oh, he's so stupid. The stadium's not even in Boston,
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Speaker 2: so ha ah. Here's the thing. When FIFA announced the
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Speaker 2: American cities for the World Cup coming up in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty six, they listed it as Boston. Sorry, And they
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Speaker 2: also listed one of the other major cities for the
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Speaker 2: FIFA World Cup in the States as New York MetLife
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Speaker 2: Stadiums in New Jersey. So if they want to play
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Speaker 2: a tit for tat game for you, throw that at him,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's the simplest comment. Well, FIFA said it's Boston,
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Speaker 2: and they also said New York. But they're playing in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey, so I don't think that's the exact gotcha
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Speaker 2: you think. But this has more weight than you actually
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Speaker 2: may see. At first, it sounds like a silly thing
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Speaker 2: because it's sports related. This is big. I mean, this
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Speaker 2: World Cup thing. You may not be a soccer I'm
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Speaker 2: not the biggest soccer fan, but I can understand the massive,
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Speaker 2: massive economic benefits that having the World Cup means to
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Speaker 2: any city or any region in the world. To take
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Speaker 2: that away is a is a big deal. And there's
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Speaker 2: plenty of others people too that are out there saying
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Speaker 2: this morning, the's not gonna do it. That is so
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Speaker 2: not plausible to take the World Cup away from Massachusetts. Oh,
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Speaker 2: I'd back off on that one a little bit. I
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Speaker 2: really really would. It matters, and there are plenty of
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Speaker 2: other cities. I mean, if you think back to all
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Speaker 2: the cities that were campaigning and politicking to get the
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Speaker 2: World Cup as a whole city, there are plenty of
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Speaker 2: other cities that would. And he actually is pretty tight
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Speaker 2: with this Johnny guy at the head of FIFA organization. Johnny,
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Speaker 2: it's your favorite president. I'm telling you it's more of
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Speaker 2: a threatening than you think because the economic it's I'll
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Speaker 2: put it this way, it's on par, if not bigger
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Speaker 2: than having the super Bowl in your city for the
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Speaker 2: amount of tourism dollars, tax dollars it brings in revenue's
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Speaker 2: and just prestige. It's massive. So don't overlook that. The
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Speaker 2: other thing he did yesterday, same table, same seat, same
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Speaker 2: press conference, from that conference room, which I love when
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Speaker 2: he does this because the entire cabinet is there, as
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Speaker 2: he talked about then, along with Pete Hagsith, who's you'll
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Speaker 2: hear here in this clip which is a little long,
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Speaker 2: but explains it so well. New Pentagon rules not for war,
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Speaker 2: Pentagon rules for the media that are supposedly covering the
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Speaker 2: Pentagon fairly and uh, you know, objectively. But have they
10:18
Speaker 2: been have they been? Really? So they issued new rules
10:22
Speaker 2: and they said that you're gonna have to identify where
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Speaker 2: you're from at all times, right, and you're not gonna
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Speaker 2: have unfederate access to any general, any military, any cabinet
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Speaker 2: member that you want at any time like they have
10:34
Speaker 2: been for the past. I don't know how many decades?
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Speaker 2: Does that sound that restrictive to you? Is that much
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Speaker 2: of a challenge? But all but one media organization, and
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Speaker 2: I think the one media organization that signed on and
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Speaker 2: agreed to it is like one American news or some
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Speaker 2: you know, smaller outfit. But they're all they're all pushing
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Speaker 2: back on this so hard. But you got to ask
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Speaker 2: yourself why. Here's the explain it again a little long here,
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Speaker 2: but Trump explains it. Peggs, if really you consider removing
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Speaker 2: new restrictions on the press that reported the Pentagon And
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Speaker 2: have you spoken to Secretary Hegsepp about this?
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Speaker 3: I have, Yeah, Well he's finding I mean, I think
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Speaker 3: I can speak for him and let him speak for himself,
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Speaker 3: but I think he finds the press to be very
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Speaker 3: disruptive in terms of world peace and maybe security for oundation.
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Speaker 3: Press is very dishonest. Not you, but the press is
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Speaker 3: very dishonest. You have something to say, Well.
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Speaker 4: Very much appreciate the question, because it was.
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Speaker 2: Interesting to watch.
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Speaker 4: We had a chance to go along on the historic
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Speaker 4: trip of Middle East, piece which our generation of veterans
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Speaker 4: never dreamed would be possible. So you would think that
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Speaker 4: the Pentagon Press Corps of all press corps would be
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Speaker 4: front and center across the board on wanting to give
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Speaker 4: credit to the president for forging this kind of peace
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Speaker 4: and understand instead what they want to talk about as
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Speaker 4: a policy about them, which simply says maybe the policy
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Speaker 4: should look like the White House or other.
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Speaker 2: Military and still that in a nutshell, I'm so glad
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Speaker 2: he said that. It explains our so called free press
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Speaker 2: so well. This has been their number one issue instead
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Speaker 2: of talking about By the way, they're only on like
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Speaker 2: point number two of the twenty point piece plan in
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Speaker 2: the Middle East. Are these international Pentagon reporters talking about that? No,
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Speaker 2: the main story has been about them. Oh, they're clutching
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Speaker 2: their pearls. What do you mean we're gonna have to
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Speaker 2: wear press badges? WHOA, I can't believe. What do you
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Speaker 2: mean We can't just grab a general in the hall
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Speaker 2: and have a private backroom meeting with them anytime we want. Oh,
12:35
Speaker 2: don't you understand where the media? That's the problem, and
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Speaker 2: that's why I'm so glad. The Secretary of War Pete
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Speaker 2: Heggsitt pointed that out so well. In fact, here's the
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Speaker 2: response from this one happened to be CBS, But this
12:47
Speaker 2: is the same statement. They're all in unison because they're
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Speaker 2: they're all so outraged that they could actually get some pushback.
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Speaker 2: Oh where the media. Oh well, if you weren't propagandized,
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Speaker 2: uh politicized, uh disinformation outlets, you wouldn't have this problem.
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Speaker 2: So here's the statement from CBS today. We joined virtually
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Speaker 2: every other news organization in declining to agree to the
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Speaker 2: Pentagon's new requirements, which would restrict journalist's ability to keep
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Speaker 2: the nation in the world informed and important national security issues.
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Speaker 2: The policies without precedent true and threatens more journalistic projections protections.
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Speaker 2: We will continue to cover the US military as each
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Speaker 2: of our organizations has done for many decades, upholding the
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Speaker 2: principles of a free and independent press. Let me ask
13:31
Speaker 2: you this, do you think that's been a true free
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Speaker 2: and independent press for your lifetime? And I'm assuming you're like,
13:38
Speaker 2: you know, younger than me or my age, or middle aged,
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Speaker 2: or been around the world for a few decades, you
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Speaker 2: think it's been free and independent, especially with the Pentagon.
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Speaker 2: The security concern here and the real important stuff is
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Speaker 2: leaking military secrets, which we know as a fact, and
13:52
Speaker 2: it was long but Pete Hagsaf went on to talk
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Speaker 2: about that they have in fact leaked military secrets, which
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Speaker 2: is first of all dangerous for all of us. And
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Speaker 2: the second thing is is it really that tough? Is
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Speaker 2: it that tough to wear a press badge and to
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Speaker 2: identify who you are and go through proper channels to
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Speaker 2: actually get an interview or get information or get a
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Speaker 2: press room Pentagon press room access? Is it that tough?
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Speaker 2: If you can't? There are plenty of independent journalists are
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Speaker 2: a part of those organizations that cover military affairs, like
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Speaker 2: big ones, like real people that don't have that kind
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Speaker 2: of access, and they do just fine in covering the
14:30
Speaker 2: national military stories. If you can't do that those simple things,
14:35
Speaker 2: you suck as a reporter. Quite frankly, they can't do that,
14:39
Speaker 2: and it explains them so well. They think they're gods.
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Speaker 2: They really think that they're untouchable. Oh, I can't. We
14:48
Speaker 2: will not sign on. What do you mean You're gonna
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Speaker 2: make us follow rules? Which they have no rules as
14:53
Speaker 2: it is right now, they don't have any rules. And
14:54
Speaker 2: I'll say it again, if they were a true, free, independent,
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Speaker 2: objective press, none of this would be happening. But they're not.
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Speaker 2: And that explains the problem exactly. So they're going to
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Speaker 2: play ball or they're not, and nobody's national security is
15:07
Speaker 2: going to be affected one way or another by their
15:09
Speaker 2: new rules, making them play by the rules and cracking
15:11
Speaker 2: down a little bit. But again, it goes back to
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Speaker 2: what I was saying in the beginning. You hear this
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Speaker 2: all the time from people, oh, day after day. It's
15:19
Speaker 2: just there's some sort of pushback. It's I can't what
15:23
Speaker 2: you should be glad about that pushback. What seems to
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Speaker 2: be chaos is fixing massive problems that existed before. Because
15:32
Speaker 2: when it was quiet, when nobody paid attention to anything,
15:36
Speaker 2: when you didn't even know who you know, the members
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Speaker 2: of the cabinets were. I think back to Obama real quick,
15:42
Speaker 2: pop quiz, go back to Obama or Clinton's cabinet. Could
15:44
Speaker 2: you name them all? No, you can name a ton
15:47
Speaker 2: of the Trump ones now because they're in the news,
15:48
Speaker 2: because they're doing something. When it's quiet up there, when
15:52
Speaker 2: the swamp is quiet, that's when you should get nervous
15:54
Speaker 2: that nothing's happening. That's when you get nervous. His bad
15:57
Speaker 2: things are happening under the surface, the creepy, slap imy
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Speaker 2: surface of the Washington Easy swamp. Embrace the outrage, Embrace
16:04
Speaker 2: the chaos because things are getting fixed. That's your main takeaway.
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Speaker 2: All right. The media clutching their pearls is ridiculous. All right,
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Speaker 2: Let's go to my favorite story. And I intentionally didn't
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Speaker 2: talk about this yesterday. I wanted more facts to come in.
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Speaker 2: So this is a celebrity news story. Granted, you know
16:21
Speaker 2: that this like makes no impact in the world whatsoever,
16:25
Speaker 2: And it's not like your day to day life is
16:27
Speaker 2: dependent on what the hell Alec Baldwin is doing that dope,
16:31
Speaker 2: but he gives us some fodder. You know, It's been
16:32
Speaker 2: a lot of serious news obviously, so we can make
16:35
Speaker 2: fun of him once again. First of all, he released
16:37
Speaker 2: another one of those. He did another one of those
16:39
Speaker 2: videos that looks like a hostage video after his car
16:41
Speaker 2: crash on I think it was Monday night. It was
16:44
Speaker 2: definitely the thirteenth. He was in a car crash. He
16:48
Speaker 2: crashed hilarious car with his brother Stephen in the passenger seat,
16:54
Speaker 2: which is relevant to the story. All right. First of all,
16:58
Speaker 2: here's his video explanation of it. Ask yourself the first question,
17:01
Speaker 2: why does he have to release a video of this
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Speaker 2: explaining it, and it looks eerily similar to the ones
17:07
Speaker 2: he released after the Remember the Rust movie shooting. We
17:10
Speaker 2: explained his side of the story and he kept on
17:11
Speaker 2: doing these videos. Looks like a hostage video. Why does
17:14
Speaker 2: he do this? First of all, anyway, this is what
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Speaker 2: he released. He's explaining his side of the story, and
17:18
Speaker 2: we can make fun of number of names.
17:19
Speaker 1: But this morning, I was in this car accident.
17:21
Speaker 3: Guy cut me off in a truck.
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Speaker 2: Big garbage truck. I mean a garbage truck the size
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Speaker 2: of a whale.
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Speaker 1: I've never seen a garbage truck. It must have been
17:28
Speaker 1: something commercial for like taking away material from construction or something.
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Speaker 3: It was the biggest garbage truck I've ever seen.
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Speaker 1: Any Anyway, I won't go into the details now and
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Speaker 1: bore you, but to avoid hitting him.
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Speaker 3: I.
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Speaker 4: Hit a tree.
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Speaker 2: I had a big fat tree and crushed my car,
17:45
Speaker 2: my wife's car.
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Speaker 3: I crushed my wife's car. I feel bad about that,
17:49
Speaker 3: but it's all fine, and I'm fine and my brether's fine.
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Speaker 2: And first of all, again, why is he releasing these
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Speaker 2: videos after everything? How many, how many how many celebrities, actors,
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Speaker 2: whoever the hell they are, have to release a video
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Speaker 2: explaining every single step in detail of what's going on.
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Speaker 2: He has to do that all the time. Now, very suspicious.
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Speaker 2: I don't know why he would do that. You know,
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Speaker 2: the other actresses. Actors and actresses don't release a video
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Speaker 2: with the supposed details of the car crash. That was
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Speaker 2: the first weird thing. But I'm gonna give you this
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Speaker 2: is the real reason. This is the real explanation on
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Speaker 2: what led to Alec Baldwin's car crash, based on absolutely
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Speaker 2: nothing and no facts, in only what I made up
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Speaker 2: in my head. But don't let that get in the
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Speaker 2: way of a great story. Here's exactly what happened in
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Speaker 2: the Alec Baldwin car crash. What's relevant to the stories
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Speaker 2: what he explained there. He was with his brother Stephen
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Speaker 2: in the car at the time. So it's Alec Baldwin,
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Speaker 2: Stephen Baldwin in a car at night driving. And it
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Speaker 2: was Monday the thirteenth, the very day that the hostages
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Speaker 2: we released in the Middle East and the peace plan
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Speaker 2: was announced, and Trump was getting off even some credit
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Speaker 2: from the from the Hollywood celebrities that he claims to know.
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Speaker 2: So well, here's what really happened, based on nothing but
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Speaker 2: my imagination. So they're in the car and they're driving,
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Speaker 2: and Stephen Baldwin, as you know, is like the rebel Baldwin.
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Speaker 2: He's the one that actually makes a lot of common sense.
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Speaker 2: He's more conservative and he fights with the other Baldwins
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Speaker 2: all the time. Alec Baldwin, as you know, is a dopey,
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Speaker 2: looney lib who just maybe the biggest TDS Trump Arrangement
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Speaker 2: syndrome sufferer in Hollywood. So they're in the car and
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Speaker 2: they're fighting, and they're arguing about who should take credit.
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Speaker 2: And Alec Baldwin's there. He's all, you know, fat and bloated,
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Speaker 2: and he's all upset and he's driving and he's like, no,
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Speaker 2: this was Biden's Biden did this, and Stephen Baldwin's they're
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Speaker 2: giving him a hard time. He goes, you're such a dope,
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Speaker 2: and then he and then he got all distracted and
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Speaker 2: he was gonna hit Stephen Baldwen, and he turned the
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Speaker 2: car and he hit a tree. And that's the reason
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Speaker 2: for the Alec Baldwin car crash. I completely made that up.
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Speaker 2: But couldn't you see it happening? I mean, come on, anyway,
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Speaker 2: I don't know why the guy has to keep doing
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Speaker 2: these hostile videos, but he has to explain it to
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Speaker 2: us anyway. Who the hell knows?
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Speaker 3: All right?
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Speaker 2: Number one takeaway, all of these issues, Battleground, Boston, Pentagon,
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Speaker 2: media rules, all of this stuff. It seems like chaos
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Speaker 2: every day, I'm telling you. And when you hear your
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Speaker 2: friends say this, you hear your family say this, Why
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Speaker 2: is it so crazy every day with this president? It's
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Speaker 2: because they're getting things done. You should embrace the chaos.
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Speaker 2: When it's quiet in the swamp, that's when you should
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Speaker 2: get nervous. Second takeaway is, thanks you for hanging out
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Speaker 2: with me. I appreciate you as always. It's only Wednesday.
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