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"The Grinch Hadn't Stopped..." (Saturday, Apri 4, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 4: vote for the other guy. And it's just just it's
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Speaker 4: sort of the ethic of how it is. You know,
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Speaker 4: they love their politicians to yell at them. I'm not
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Speaker 4: sure where it was born, but that is where it
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Speaker 4: comes from. There. If you missed the fun and frolic,
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Speaker 4: do we have the clips still of opening day at
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Speaker 4: Fenway Pak where the Mayor and the Governor were booed
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Speaker 4: resoundingly by the.
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Speaker 4: And you know, at least Governor Healey wore a Red
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Speaker 4: Sox jersey. I guess you know, Mayor Wu, we should
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Speaker 4: give her credit for understanding that red is actually one
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Speaker 4: of the colors you should wear when you're going to
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Speaker 4: a Red Sox game there. But it's it's, you know,
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Speaker 4: these people shouldn't have. It's all disproportionate the amount of
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Speaker 4: authority these people have, and we root for the ones
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Speaker 4: that are doing things for us. We we root for
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Speaker 4: our own self interest, and so in a democracy that
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Speaker 4: becomes the way the government organizes itself. And that's why
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Speaker 4: democracy is corrupting force in republic representation and freedom. As
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Speaker 4: a matter of fact, democracy is one of the fastest
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Speaker 4: ways to lose freedom. But we'll get into that, but
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Speaker 4: our first things this morning. Iran American pilots continue to
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Speaker 4: search for one of their own who's plane crashed in
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Speaker 4: southern Iran. Iran is claiming it shot it down. The
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Speaker 4: United States says they're firing on the rescue helicopters UH sixty,
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Speaker 4: Blackhaw and another search and rescue struck by fires. Iran
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Speaker 4: is calling on their public to find the enemy pilot.
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Speaker 4: US strike on Thursday have a major Iranian bridge construction
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Speaker 4: project killed eight people that the Iranian government says, we're
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Speaker 4: there to celebrate the close of the Persian New Year
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Speaker 4: because construction sites are a big part of that.
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Speaker 4: morning in southern California. It's called the Springs Fire and
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Speaker 4: it's started about eleven am. CRUs are still investigating what
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Speaker 4: started it. They say it's being battled at about six
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Speaker 4: point five square miles. This morning, US and European officials
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Speaker 4: say Russia is providing Iran with intelligence helping them more
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Speaker 4: precisely target American military assets. They also know China may
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Speaker 4: be involved. Meanwhile, Russia, still involved in its own conflict,
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Speaker 4: struck and killed at least eight people across Ukraine, according
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Speaker 4: to President Zelenski's office, including a massive missile and drone
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Speaker 4: attack near the capital of Kiev. President Trump Friday directed
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Speaker 4: the Department of Homeland Security to pay each and every
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Speaker 4: employee the equivalent of compensation and benefits lost during the
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Speaker 4: So as we watched the Orion, and I want to
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Speaker 4: root word is inert meaning don't do anything. Is the
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Speaker 4: momentum carries you, uh, And the momentum of the legislative
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Speaker 4: agenda of the Marxist is what they work on that
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Speaker 4: So the left wing Marxists in the press need to
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Speaker 4: That's uh, he was who was he on one of
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Speaker 4: and say did this briefing happen? You can get records
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Speaker 4: this up. He goes on say. So, then the question
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Speaker 4: gets posed to actual Senator Tim Burchett of Tennessee, is
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Speaker 4: this really going on? Oh, I don't know. Exactly.
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Speaker 22: I just know there are no coincidences in this town.
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Speaker 22: These folks have disappeared or died mysteriously, and there's the
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Speaker 22: only thing that ties them together is the fact that
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Speaker 22: they've worked on things that they're dealing with with without
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Speaker 22: or what have you.
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Speaker 4: But I think we we need, we need full disclosure.
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Speaker 22: You know, when I'm in a meeting, in a closed
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Speaker 22: door meeting, and I asked about the president's points on
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Speaker 22: these and then I'm told by some arrogant, unelected bureaucrat
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Speaker 22: that the president is on a need to know basis,
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Speaker 22: I think that says everything it needs to be said
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Speaker 22: about what's going on. And there's an arrogance, there's an
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Speaker 22: underlying you know. I talk to the President about this.
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Speaker 22: I said, you know, it's just layers of the onion.
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Speaker 22: Mister President. You peel one off and there's another one underneath.
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Speaker 22: You put your top people in, and it's just too
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Speaker 22: much to clear out in four years.
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Speaker 4: And it's so so is the story about, you know,
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Speaker 4: the idea that there are brief things about unidentified flying objects,
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Speaker 4: Over Melo dramatizing this because they need to, as a
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Speaker 4: kill shot, make Republicans look nutty, make President Trump look nutty.
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Speaker 4: Everything they do is about and you can vote for
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Speaker 4: President Trump or not. I get email earlier this morning.
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Speaker 4: Where did it go? That's not that one? Here it is,
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Speaker 4: Gina writes, I read the article you referenced on your
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Speaker 4: social media. So you say you're not sales pitching me.
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Speaker 4: It sure seems like you're sales pitching me. Are you
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Speaker 4: going to tell me anything good about Kamala Harris she
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Speaker 4: didn't win twenty twenty four? I mean, give me someone else.
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Speaker 4: I mean Gavin Newsom, Abigail Spanberger, Jeff Shapiro. You want
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Speaker 4: me to give you something good about them? You know,
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Speaker 4: I was just on with my pal Todd Starns, and
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Speaker 4: I said, you got to understand, this isn't yesterday's Democratic Party,
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Speaker 4: where okay, we want a few more social programs, you
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Speaker 4: want lower taxes. That was the way it was when
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Speaker 4: people like me grew up. We want more. It's gone now.
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Speaker 4: And I made this case weeks ago that there are
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Speaker 4: two sects there are two houses within Marxism, similar to
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Speaker 4: the way there are two houses really that dominate the
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Speaker 4: Muslim faith Suni and the Shia adherents in different ways.
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Speaker 4: And one is capable of getting along with Americans and
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Speaker 4: one has to strap on a dynamite vest. But in
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Speaker 4: this there's also two schools of thought in Marxism. The
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Speaker 4: Fabians who are based on it's fabious is the general.
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Speaker 4: I'm forgetting my Roman history for a second. But the
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Speaker 4: Roman general who actually, instead of laying siege to a city,
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Speaker 4: infiltrated it and took it over from the inside, infiltrated it,
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Speaker 4: got his officers into positions of power within the city state,
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Speaker 4: and the next thing you know, they were making decisions
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Speaker 4: that benefited the Roman government, and the next thing you know,
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Speaker 4: they were passing as like to join the Roman Empire.
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Speaker 4: Thus the idea of a Fabian socialist. They are the
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Speaker 4: ones that Joe McCarthy was looking for and was correct
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Speaker 4: about by the way, go Google search. Yuri besmin Off
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Speaker 4: on how right Joe McCarthy was. He was wrong in
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Speaker 4: how to fight it, but he was right that they
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Speaker 4: was there. And unfortunately, just like we're doing with Tim
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Speaker 4: Burchett and Matt Gates. When a truth teller says something's happening,
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Speaker 4: and then somebody can polarize them by making them look
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Speaker 4: like they're just throwing a nutty. We have a problem
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Speaker 4: because we don't look for the issue, because the people
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Speaker 4: who are causing the issue don't want you looking at it.
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Speaker 4: So Washerin's repeat. It's a pretty straightforward scenario. And then
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Speaker 4: you have the revolutionaries, the Shei Guavara Marxists, who don't
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Speaker 4: want to wait. They want to kill everyone who disagrees
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Speaker 4: with him, and then everyone who's left will just get along.
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Speaker 15: With the re.
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Speaker 4: And today's Democratic Party has had all the Fabian socialists
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Speaker 4: ousted by the aocs and the Bernie Sanders, the revolutionaries
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Speaker 4: who have grown tired of being told next month, it's
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Speaker 4: very much. And everyone likes to talk about all the
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Speaker 4: schisms within Mega. Oh, the MAGA is divided. Now it's
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Speaker 4: oil whatever, and the media is fomenting that. But there's
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Speaker 4: been this battle royale for the last ten years within
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Speaker 4: the Progressive Democrats between the revolutionaries and the Fabians because
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Speaker 4: the revolutionaries have lost patience with the fabians, and they
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Speaker 4: want the power and they want it all now.
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Speaker 4: way that the democratic process works is if we all
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Speaker 4: gather as a community and watch each other vote. Yet
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Speaker 4: here the Democrats are saying, no, we don't want you
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Speaker 4: to have to watch people vote.
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Speaker 20: Do you have me?
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Speaker 4: That's just that's just an American the secret ballot, it's
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Speaker 4: sacro sanct So they're trying to get the president's mail
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Speaker 4: in voting. And part of this is the only citizens
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Speaker 4: and can get on the voter rolls. And I know
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Speaker 4: you get tired of You're like, oh my gosh, how
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Speaker 4: why doesn't Congress do this? I don't know why Congress
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Speaker 4: doesn't do this. I mean, I have my theories. I
47:55
Speaker 4: have my working theories because I know a lot of
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Speaker 4: people who engage in Congress, and I call it that
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Speaker 4: because you kind of metaphorically speaking, we all get screwed
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Speaker 4: in the end anyway. But while these folks are engaging
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Speaker 4: in Congress, being in Congress is more important than actually
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Speaker 4: doing anything. Take a vote, vote against it if you
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Speaker 4: want to. I don't know, it's just it seems like
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Speaker 4: they have sold you out. And again go back to
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Speaker 4: what I was saying about serving a customer. Their constituents
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Speaker 4: are their customers, don't you a great doctor, car I mean,
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Speaker 4: that's part of the frustration in all of this.
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Speaker 27: Sunday told us, you know, we need to know ourselves,
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Speaker 27: and we need to know the enemy, and one way
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Speaker 27: to do that is to have a friend that consends
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Speaker 27: the magic prop.
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Speaker 4: Oh, it's true, and you still love them. I mean,
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Speaker 4: and this is and I have lots of friends who
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Speaker 4: have that happen to them. And it's part of why
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Speaker 4: I believe that, you know, we need to push back
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Speaker 4: against the sales pitching. You know, I'm still your friend,
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Speaker 4: whether I don't go to the same restaurant as you.
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Speaker 4: You know, that's just the way I am. And And
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Speaker 4: yet that's that's how we've become as a society. You
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Speaker 4: ate a burger king, I'm a McDonald's eater. You I
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Speaker 4: can't talk to you anymore. And that's and and I
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Speaker 4: know that sounds like a ridiculous analogy, but that's what
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Speaker 4: we've become.
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Speaker 27: Had a friend that suffered traumatic brain injury with the shovel,
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Speaker 27: and uh, it had pretty bad effect. And you know,
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Speaker 27: consuming the agit prop is just about as damaging in
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Speaker 27: a different way.
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Speaker 4: You still gotta love them, you know, Yeah, you know it's.
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Speaker 27: Your brain damage, but you're still my friend. And yeah,
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Speaker 27: you read the agic prop and now your brain damage,
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Speaker 27: but you're still my friend.
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Speaker 4: Well, but here's the thing, and This is where you know,
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Speaker 4: the corruption of the United States is going to because
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Speaker 4: the federal government was never supposed to have this kind
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Speaker 4: of power over all our little aspects of our lives.
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Speaker 4: It was and that's I think, you know more, not
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Speaker 4: a flaw but a feature. We now believe the system
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Speaker 4: is broken, so that when they come to us and say, hey,
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Speaker 4: we're going to have a special election, do you want
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Speaker 4: us to write a new constitution or not? Little by little,
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Speaker 4: person by person, they're they're gaining a plurality of people
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Speaker 4: that when asked, do you want to write a new constitution,
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Speaker 4: they're going to say yes.
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Speaker 27: Well, you've touched on the fundamental difference between a leftist
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Speaker 27: and a conservative. The leftist believes that the central government
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Speaker 27: is competent and the answer to our problems, whereas I,
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Speaker 27: on the right another they're incompetent because everything you touch
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Speaker 27: pretty much turns the two and uh, where are the
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Speaker 27: answer to our problems?
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Speaker 4: Yep?
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Speaker 2: And who is better than you?
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Speaker 20: Do?
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Speaker 4: Joe? You know when once I realized that it was me,
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Speaker 4: it was me and the thing happens.
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Speaker 27: To solve your problems than.
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Speaker 4: You and and in the economy the same is true.
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Speaker 4: I mean this is when people say capitalism is flawed,
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Speaker 4: only when you start to muck around with it, Only
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Speaker 4: when people's grubby little mets, you know, start to stick
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Speaker 4: their hands in there and mess up the equation. Because sure,
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Speaker 4: some people are going to make money, but at some
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Speaker 4: point they're going to lose money, and that means somebody
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Speaker 4: else made money, and it's going to move back and forth,
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Speaker 4: rather than some government official deciding who gets money and
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Speaker 4: who doesn't based on the forms they fell down.
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Speaker 27: Well ever since, like the Wilson administration, we've seen how
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Speaker 27: well it goes when the federal government tries to regulate it.
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Speaker 4: And that's why it's so bad. We're one hundred plus
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Speaker 4: years into America, mark two. But I must run, doctor Clark,
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Speaker 4: always have and blessings of Easter and resurrection Sunday. I
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Speaker 4: say it.
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Speaker 27: Both ways, Sunday.
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Speaker 4: It's a growing thing. More people want to call it
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Speaker 4: that than Easter these days, or at least it's growing
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Speaker 4: in number. But I hope you have all the blessings
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Speaker 4: of it.
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Speaker 27: Have you seen the picture what the stone rolled away
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Speaker 27: of the tun Joe?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen lots of pictures of that.
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Speaker 27: You can find my word anywhere you look except for
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Speaker 27: right there.
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Speaker 4: Amen. Thank you sir, you have a great morning, take
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Speaker 4: care and for you, thank you for joining us. We'll
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Speaker 4: see you Monday morning. Happy Easter, so long and thanks
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Speaker 4: for all the fish.
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