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"Poll: 'None of the Above' Gains in NY?" (FTTxJT Sat 080126 hr3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 7: later now is later. I want to get into a
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  Speaker 7: subject that came up during the week. Two or three
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  Speaker 7: days ago, a poll came out that said how unpopular
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  Speaker 7: Kathy Hokel is in New York. She is trailing a guy,
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  Speaker 7: or she's within four points of a guy. I shouldn't
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  Speaker 7: say she's trailing. She's within four points of a guy
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  Speaker 7: that no one has heard of. That stings, that leaves
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  Speaker 7: an exit wound. I mean, if you're within the margin
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  Speaker 7: of error in an election and your opponent half of
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  Speaker 7: the area you're seeking to represent has never heard of,
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  Speaker 7: I mean, you've got to really try hard to be
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  Speaker 7: that bad. I mean, there are politicians that seem to
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  Speaker 7: go above and beyond the call of duty to be
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  Speaker 7: that bad. I think Kathy Holkel might be writing a
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  Speaker 7: new book. Kathy Hokel is so bad people have forgotten
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  Speaker 7: Andrew Cuomo. I mean, that's how bad Kathy Hokele is
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  Speaker 7: so bad. Andrew Cuomo nearly won the mayor's race in
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  Speaker 7: New York because people forgot how bad he was, and
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  Speaker 7: coming up for you this morning, but let us run
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  Speaker 4: But now on me a little event.
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  Speaker 7: The New York Times, The Deal News. So I have
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  Speaker 7: a couple of poles that fascinate.
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  Speaker 1: Things down to reality and it's fine with me.
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  Speaker 9: Chris, let it.
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  Speaker 16: Slide, don't care if it's shine it down and run
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  Speaker 16: riverside any.
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  Speaker 20: Reasons, I've left them all behind. I'm in a New
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  Speaker 20: York state of mind.
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  Speaker 7: So the first one is this poll that was that
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  Speaker 7: shows Bruce Blakeman is within four points of Kathy Hokeel.
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  Speaker 7: And you know, there's a lot of things. And I'm
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  Speaker 7: not a pole guy. I think that most polls are
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  Speaker 7: designed to make you think something, not to reflect what
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  Speaker 7: you already think.
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  Speaker 21: They are.
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  Speaker 7: Oh, scientism run amok. And I don't know which came first,
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  Speaker 7: the idea of giving you money and an answer and
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  Speaker 7: asking you to go find us the question or not.
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  Speaker 7: I know Douglas Adams wrote about that in You Know
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  Speaker 7: nineteen seventy seven. But scientism, of course, is the medical
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  Speaker 7: art of saying, we want people to take this shot,
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  Speaker 7: so come up with a reason that they should. But
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  Speaker 7: political scientism is what you get with polling. What do
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  Speaker 7: you want, Governor? I wanted to make it look like
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  Speaker 7: I'm running away with it. Okay, Well let's come up
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  Speaker 7: with some questions that'll make people say that. So this
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  Speaker 7: poll came out this week from Red Oak Strategic. It
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  Speaker 7: was paid for by the Strong and Safe super Pack,
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  Speaker 7: which is as you can imagine by its name, leaning
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  Speaker 7: towards Blakeman anyway. But the questions were asked, you know,
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  Speaker 7: who do you support for governor? The questions were pretty straightforward.
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  Speaker 7: The sampling seems like the demographics were okay. But here's
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  Speaker 7: the part that makes me fascinated by this. So in
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  Speaker 7: the poll, Kathy Hochel still leads in the race to
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  Speaker 7: be New York's governor amongst those respondents forty seven percent
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  Speaker 7: to forty three percent with ten percent undecided. That's good
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  Speaker 7: poll numbers if you were getting an honest poll of
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  Speaker 7: where you stood in a campaign, that's a good number
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  Speaker 7: because because you have enough undecided to close the gap.
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  Speaker 7: I mean, if you were down ten points with ten
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  Speaker 7: percent undecided, you're on the wrong end of the stick.
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  Speaker 7: But four percent out of ten you can do that.
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  Speaker 7: You can pull that number off. However, here's the part
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  Speaker 7: that makes me giggle the most, like a schoolgirl. They
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  Speaker 7: do the favorability questions. Public percent of the governor thirty
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  Speaker 7: eight percent favorable, fifty eight percent unfavorable. Only thirty three
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  Speaker 7: percent of the people polled say she deserves a full
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  Speaker 7: term on her own. Sixty one percent said they would
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  Speaker 7: prefer a new governor fifty seven percent of those surveyed
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  Speaker 7: said New York is on the wrong track. Thirty three
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  Speaker 7: percent believe it's moving in the right direction. But this
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  Speaker 7: is the one, This is the this is the kill
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  Speaker 7: shot Blakeman. I understand, supposedly by the press coverage, this
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  Speaker 7: pack that paid for the Red Oak Strategic poll is
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  Speaker 7: a Republican leaning group, so you'd think they'd have favorable
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  Speaker 7: numbers Blakeman. Thirty percent of those surveyed favorably view Bruce Blakeman,
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  Speaker 7: the former NASA account executive. Twenty three percent view him unfavorably. Again,
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  Speaker 7: that's you know, you want to be more favorable than unfavorable.
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  Speaker 7: But forty seven percent of the people surveyed by a
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  Speaker 7: Republican group have never heard of Bruce Blakeman, had no
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  Speaker 7: idea who he was, Yet they still think he's going
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  Speaker 7: to be a better because I have no idea the
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  Speaker 7: guy is.
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  Speaker 4: But it's Hokel.
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  Speaker 7: Hey, you know, Kathy Hokel may be the grandest example
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  Speaker 7: of somebody who loses to none of the above, because
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  Speaker 7: that's basically what this pole tells me that in New
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  Speaker 7: York's governor's race, none of the above would win in
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  Speaker 7: a one on one race. With Kathy Hokel. I think
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  Speaker 7: that's just delicious, but that those are the New Yorkers
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  Speaker 7: I grew up around. Those are the New Yorkers I
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  Speaker 7: grew up with, saying she's a hot mess. I don't
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  Speaker 7: know the other guy is, but let's give him a ride.
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  Speaker 7: And I don't want to pivot off that because there's
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  Speaker 7: other parts of this poll that they get into the
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  Speaker 7: scene set, the mindset list. Fifty seven percent of those
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  Speaker 7: surveyed again by a conservative group, blame politicians for rising
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  Speaker 7: living costs, while only thirty five percent point to corporations.
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  Speaker 7: I'd like to see the group that say, and it's
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  Speaker 7: both of them, but that's that's where you and I said.
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  Speaker 7: I think forty three percent report being worse off financially
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  Speaker 7: than they were a year ago, fifteen percent better, and
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  Speaker 7: only one third of the respondents said public safety was
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  Speaker 7: their biggest concern heading in to the gubernatorial election. So
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  Speaker 7: now we pivot to this se Ann poll that says
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  Speaker 7: most Democrats now identify themselves as democratic socialists. I found
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  Speaker 7: this interesting. In our flagship city of Charlottesville, Thomas Jefferson's hometown,
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  Speaker 7: Tom Periello, the vote that was heard around the medical world.
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  Speaker 7: The man whose vote brought Obamacare into reality is back.
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  Speaker 7: He's trying to get re elected to Congress after being
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  Speaker 7: away working for George Soros. And I'm not saying that figuratively.
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  Speaker 7: He literally was running the Soros organization for the past
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  Speaker 7: few years. Was at an event this week hosted by
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  Speaker 7: the Democratic Socialists of America, and at the end of
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  Speaker 7: the event, when the press came over to interview him,
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  Speaker 7: his staff said, let's move over here to They were
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  Speaker 7: at a restaurant and they made them move away from
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  Speaker 7: any of the what do they call them, the stand
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  Speaker 7: and delivers or whatever, the step and fetch it's whatever,
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  Speaker 7: those big pop up banners are that you stand in
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  Speaker 7: front of at these comic cons and whatnot. They had one.
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  Speaker 7: It was all resplendent with Democratic Socialist Party logos and
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  Speaker 7: hammers and sickles, I presume. And they didn't want Tom's
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  Speaker 7: picture taken in front of that. They didn't want Tom
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  Speaker 7: photographed by the press with any of the members of
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  Speaker 7: the Democratic Socialist Party that could be identified in the
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  Speaker 7: press as members of the Democratic Socialist Party. Yet here
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  Speaker 7: a third of the Democratic Party, which is a winning
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  Speaker 7: number if you're in a close race identify as democratic socialists.
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  Speaker 7: Why is he running from that unless he knows it's
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  Speaker 7: a bad idea.
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  Speaker 1: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today.
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  Speaker 7: Including Saturdays. Why you're working? So why we gather on
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  Speaker 7: a Saturday morning is get her done? That's what it is.
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  Speaker 7: I want to pivot to something. And this is one
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  Speaker 7: of those weird places where free speech and free speech
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  Speaker 7: is a really well, it's intentionally a difficult topic because
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  Speaker 7: free speech is your ability to call out the Emperor
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  Speaker 7: and their clothes if a appropriate. And here's the thing
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  Speaker 7: that people forget about free speech. It's not unfettered speech.
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  Speaker 7: The leash that speakers are held by are the possibility
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  Speaker 7: of being wrong. And if you're intentionally wrong about somebody
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  Speaker 7: going to jail. But we have this justice system that
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  Speaker 7: looks the other way. When Harcourt fent and read the
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  Speaker 7: Senate Majority leader gets on the floor of the US
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  Speaker 7: Romney's taxes. I'm told he hasn't paid any taxes in decades.
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  Speaker 7: And when he was asked about why he made such
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  Speaker 7: an egregious lie, he shrugged and said, Mitt Romney didn't
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  Speaker 7: get elected, did he. And that's the world we're in.
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  Speaker 7: We're in the world where if you lie and you
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  Speaker 7: can point to political gain from it, that seems to
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  Speaker 7: be okay. And when you make jokes, jokes are supposed
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  Speaker 7: to be based in fact just as much as anything else.
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  Speaker 7: You can't say, hey, I understand that so and so
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  Speaker 7: is a pedophile. And then when somebody sues you for
• 30:25
  Speaker 7: calling them a pedophile on your radio show or in
• 30:28
  Speaker 7: a speech somewhere, and you say, oh, it was just
• 30:30
  Speaker 7: a joke, A joke, all right, an ad campaign really
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  Speaker 7: the wink to Eric Idol and John Cleese, who have
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  Speaker 7: both learned their lesson about being leftists. By the way,
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  Speaker 7: So free speech is difficult. I have often maintained that
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  Speaker 7: you have an absolute God given right to yell fire
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  Speaker 7: in a crowded movie theater. I break out in hives
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  Speaker 7: when people say, oh, you can't say, yeah, yell fire
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  Speaker 7: in a crowded movie theater. You damn well better if
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  Speaker 7: nobody says anything because quote, you can't yell fire in
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  Speaker 7: a crowded movie theater. I'm salty. So you damn well
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  Speaker 7: believe that this program operates on the belief that you
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  Speaker 7: are constitutionally protected and God endowed upon the right to
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  Speaker 7: yell fire in a crowded movie theater. There better be
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  Speaker 7: a fire, because if there isn't, and there's a stampede
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  Speaker 7: and people get injured, you're going to go to jail,
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  Speaker 7: You're gonna get sued, You're gonna have all those things
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  Speaker 7: that happen to you that are supposed to happen to
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  Speaker 7: you if you defame somebody or if you speak untruly.
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  Speaker 7: But what has it been twenty years, twenty five years
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  Speaker 7: since we stopped displaying the Ten Commandments anywhere? What does
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  Speaker 7: it say about a world that you can't show a
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  Speaker 7: kid a list of rules that says, don't steal, don't murder,
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  Speaker 7: don't lie. And then you wonder why the kids in
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  Speaker 7: our school have a problem with stealing, murdering, and lying.
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  Speaker 7: I'm just saying, you don't have to be Socrates to
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  Speaker 7: figure this out. So free speech is an issue ABC
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  Speaker 7: is pushing back against the FCC. FCC said, we don't
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  Speaker 7: like you're programming, and so we're going to investigate your license.
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  Speaker 7: That's an expensive process and it could cost you billions
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  Speaker 7: Jimmy Kimmel made it pretty clear he doesn't like Donald
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  Speaker 7: Trump and he is just going to make whatever he
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  Speaker 7: going to look in to see if there's bias in
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  Speaker 7: asked about what we would say to Brendan Carr.
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  Speaker 6: If he called the guy or the gallap top has
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  Speaker 6: really got its own.
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  Speaker 25: That's great, let's change the topic. A little bit here.
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  Speaker 25: Let's say FCC Chairman Brendan Carr calls you tomorrow, calls
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  Speaker 7: And there was a panel I was. I was one
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  Speaker 7: that kind of thing, and I took it much more bluntly.
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  Speaker 7: Get your hands off my programming. Do we have the
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  Speaker 7: do we have the clip? I don't think I said
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  Speaker 7: Number one, Brendan Carr, Bob, stop playing politics with people's content.
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  Speaker 7: Your job is to make sure the deed that I
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  Speaker 7: paid for is protected, that nobody moves in to twelve
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  Speaker 7: forty am and stanton that starts broadcasting. That's your job.
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  Speaker 7: I don't watch Jimmy Kimmel, the amount I care about
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  Speaker 7: Jimmy Kimmel, I couldn't care less stay out of the
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  Speaker 7: programming department. You don't give me permission to broadcast. I
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  Speaker 7: paid for that. You just protect my damn deed. And
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  Speaker 7: that's controversial because people think that the FCC grants you
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  Speaker 7: permission to use the airwaves when the owners the panel
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  Speaker 7: was called independent station ownership. And just like free speech,
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  Speaker 7: this idea that John JBC Broadcasting or me at Thomas
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  Speaker 7: Media we've begged the FCC for permission to broadcast, or
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  Speaker 7: the ABC has begged the FCC for permission to broadcast,
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  Speaker 7: has too long been allowed to matast size. We pay
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  Speaker 7: large sums of money for these licenses, and maybe the
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  Speaker 7: Does the FCC handle that too? It is simply a
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  Speaker 3: or a friend. Buzz driving is drunk driving? A message
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  Speaker 20: You know the legal drinking age is twenty one. You
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  Speaker 20: may also know this law protects teens. Find out more
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  Speaker 20: at Don'tserve Teens dot gov. A message from the we
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  Speaker 20: Don't Serve Teens program and the Federal Trade Commission.
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  Speaker 1: On a need to know basis, because you need to
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  Speaker 1: know the first thing today.
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  Speaker 25: Let's say FCC Chairman Brendan Carr calls you tomorrow.
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  Speaker 21: Hey, hey, hey, text messages.
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  Speaker 7: It's a controversial thing. This one from Mike writes in Joe,
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  Speaker 7: don't you think there have to be standards? Okay, yeah,
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  Speaker 7: I do. Who gets to decide what those standards are?
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  Speaker 7: You or the government? Let's change it out of broadcasting,
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  Speaker 7: because that's, you know, a specific slice of pie. And
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  Speaker 7: I don't agree with the comedy that Jimmy Kimmel was doing,
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  Speaker 7: but I have I'll defend his right to drive away
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  Speaker 7: half of his listeners or viewers. I saw Jimmy Kimmel's ratings.
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  Speaker 7: They were worse than Stephen Colbert's, and CBS canceled Stephen Colbert.
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  Speaker 7: So why do him any favors and give him a
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  Speaker 7: platform a soapbox? Why make him the victim's you know,
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  Speaker 7: his lousy ratings were self inflicted because he had forgotten
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  Speaker 7: to bring the funny so standards, who gets to decide?
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  Speaker 7: We just went through the whole poop on the lettuce scare,
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  Speaker 7: two or three thousand Americans getting sick because of somebody
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  Speaker 7: didn't wash their hands after apparently going number two in
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  Speaker 7: the lettuce field while picking the lettuce. This is and
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  Speaker 7: I'm probably in the country they grew up in, that's
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  Speaker 7: perfectly fine, But here it made a lot of people sick,
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  Speaker 7: not as much as the press would like to make
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  Speaker 7: you think they did. I think the virus, the bacterial
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  Speaker 7: infection that came from the dirty lettuce, is just slightly
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  Speaker 7: behind the quote outbreak of measles. But they're looking. They're
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  Speaker 7: trying to find the next pandemic out there. Keep throwing
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  Speaker 7: pasta the wall, SA and if something will stick. But
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  Speaker 7: let's let's make it a farmer's market. So you walk
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  Speaker 7: into your farmer's market this morning or Sunday morning, Demanda
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  Speaker 7: one it is, and there's a bunch of farmers all
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  Speaker 7: there with tomatoes and watermelon and that kind of thing.
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  Speaker 7: And you look around and say, say, you're looking for
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  Speaker 7: watermelon with seeds still in it. You want specifically seed
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  Speaker 7: seeded watermelon. You don't want the seedless kind. And you
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  Speaker 7: look around and only one farmer has watermelons that still
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  Speaker 7: have the seeds in them. What if the government came
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  Speaker 7: in and said, no, no, no, no, we have a deal
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  Speaker 7: with Monsanto. You can't you can't buy a watermelon with
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  Speaker 7: seeds in it because you might then go plant your
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  Speaker 7: own watermelons and we need to control and believe me,
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  Speaker 7: there's a premise behind controlling the seed population. It has
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  Speaker 7: to do with blight control and things like that. But
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  Speaker 7: you just want a watermelon that still has the seeds
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  Speaker 7: in it, but the government says you can't have it
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  Speaker 7: because they have a commission. What if you like talk
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  Speaker 7: radio and they decide you can't have talk radio anymore
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  Speaker 7: because it will point out news stories that don't necessarily
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  Speaker 7: look good for Kathy Hokeel or Abigail Spanberger. I don't know,
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  Speaker 7: and I don't have a roster of where we are
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  Speaker 7: all the time on Saturday morning. So if you're listening
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  Speaker 7: to us in Idaho on KSTP or KPPF in Colorado Springs,
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  Speaker 7: I love you and I love your having us on
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  Speaker 7: a Saturday morning. I just don't know it. I know
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  Speaker 7: we're on Long Island News Radio. I know we're on
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  Speaker 7: twelve forty WTN in my flagship station. If I can't
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  Speaker 7: carry my own show, that's the bad. Look. You see
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  Speaker 7: what I mean about it? Govern in commission determining your standards. No,
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  Speaker 7: the consumer. And this is where we've perverted this idea
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  Speaker 7: of a free market. We pretend it's a free market,
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  Speaker 7: but it's anything bad. This is why I go back
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  Speaker 7: to that poll we had about Bruce Blakeman and Kathy
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  Speaker 7: Hokeel and below the fold. Fifty seven percent of the
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  Speaker 7: New Yorkers that were surveyed blame politicians for the fact
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  Speaker 7: that they can't afford to live easily anymore. They can't
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  Speaker 7: make their rent, they can't make the electric bills, and
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  Speaker 7: they're blaming politicians. You know who's to blame for that?
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  Speaker 7: Shows like this one, Shows like this one that say
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  Speaker 7: Virginia's climbing electric costs. I just read A dear friend
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  Speaker 7: of mine, Sean Kenny, writes a blog he used to work.
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  Speaker 7: He was the president of the Republican Party of Virginia
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  Speaker 7: for a long time. A great brilliant mind, even more
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  Speaker 7: so when he's not involved in a political party. Teasing you, Sean,
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  Speaker 7: I love you. He just wrote a piece that's echoed
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  Speaker 7: what I've been saying for a year and a half. Now.
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  Speaker 7: The narrative is that the electric companies and the data
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  Speaker 7: centers are making your power bills go up nothery or not.
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  Speaker 7: It's policies like the Clean Virginia Act or the Regional
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  Speaker 7: Greenhouse Gas Initiative that are making your electric bills go
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  Speaker 7: up fifty seven percent. This tells me we are making
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  Speaker 7: a difference. Do you want the government having a standard
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  Speaker 7: as to what you can listen to on the radio?
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  Speaker 7: I don't think so. What if they told you, for
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  Speaker 7: only certain number of hours a day, could you have
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  Speaker 7: talk radio and the rest of it you have to
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  Speaker 7: listen to Christian contemporary. I don't have a problem with
• 50:50
  Speaker 7: Christian contemporary. I don't want to listen to it all
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  Speaker 7: the time. So you see, that's the issue with the FCC,
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  Speaker 7: because it is just an exam of another place where
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  Speaker 7: the idea of a free market has been perverted and subverted.
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  Speaker 7: We don't have a free market anymore. We have a
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  Speaker 7: regulated market. We have a government controlled and this is
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  Speaker 7: where all of the grift, all of these folks who
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  Speaker 7: have wound up with money in the bank and they
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  Speaker 7: become so wealthy. Elaine Louria and all these other folks
• 51:28
  Speaker 7: who have become wealthy, Nancy Pelosi and their government service,
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  Speaker 7: Chuck Schumer AOC. They've become wildly wealthy serving in the government.
• 51:41
  Speaker 7: Why because there's a profit motive to supporting We won't
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  Speaker 7: use the payoff phrase. Supporting your local congressman or senator
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  Speaker 7: if they can lean on some legislation. Look at Ted
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  Speaker 7: Cruz and Maria Cantwell trying to run college athletics. All
• 52:01
  Speaker 7: of a sudden, Why does college athletics need you to
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  Speaker 7: run their business for them? Oh, that's right. You need
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  Speaker 7: to protect them from themselves. And that's why the government
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  Speaker 7: comes along. Because somebody says, protect us from ourselves. It's
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  Speaker 7: the FCC's power. It's not in the constitution. And that's
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  Speaker 7: where I go for my rules. But don't worry. You know,
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  Speaker 7: the word is getting out. The word is liberty. And
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  Speaker 7: you're the consumer. You have the standards. If you don't
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  Speaker 7: like what this program is, you've got a button on
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  Speaker 7: your radio, hit it and go listen to something else.
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  Speaker 7: It's my job to make you want to stay with
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  Speaker 7: this program anyway until next Saturday for you or Monday
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  Speaker 7: if you get the show every day, so long and
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  Speaker 7: thanks for all the fish.
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  Speaker 13: Much of neck and spinal pain is caused by the
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  Speaker 13: California based chiropractor with more than three years of experience,
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