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"Punish the Heroes and What do You Get?" (Wednesday September 10, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Fiant.
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Speaker 2: I'm more megan now make America great again than I've
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Speaker 5: The belief, the dearly held belief that we are all
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great gifts and talents. And the most wondrous thing that
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expert deliver it to a grateful constituency, who, of course
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reward them justly because you know what that is liberty,
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That is freedom, and that is something that our government
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know the gig. First, we have to tell you the
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news before we can discuss it in that fair. The
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US Attorney's Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have
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announced that the man accused of killing Ukrainian refuge Irena Zarutska.
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You may not have heard her name. Eighty percent of
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the media right now will not say her name, although
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they will report on the murderer's name to Carlos Brown,
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who still at this point has more money in his
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GoFundMe defensive collection plate than miss Zarutska has in her
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final interments contributions anyway. They have charged him with a
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federal crime. At a Tuesday press conference, Russ Ferguson, US
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attorney for the Western District of North Carolina, said he
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has been charged with committing an act causing the death
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on a mass transits system, and as upgraded it to
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a hate crime. Treasury Secretary Scott Besstt warned the Supreme
5:07
Court yesterday that upholding lower court rulings against the President's
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tariffs could force the US to refund billions of dollars,
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urging the justices to consider the sweeping economic impact. President
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Trump yesterday criticized a strike against Iran backed Hamas leaders
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in cutter By Israel, but added that eliminating the.
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Speaker 1: Terror group quote was a worthy goal.
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Speaker 5: The President dined outside of the White House last night.
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Motorcade took him to Joe's Seafood, Prime Stake and Stone
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Crab on Fifteenth Street in the northwest quadrant of the city,
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as the President boasted about mobilizing the federal authorities to
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create a safe zone. The President also signed an executive
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memorandum ordering his administration to address misleading direct to consumer
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drug advertising and to ensure transparency and accuracy in those ads,
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including the side effects. EU officials met with the President
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on Tuesday, and the President asked them to join him
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in hitting tariffs on China with up to one hundred
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percent as part of a strategy to pressure President Vladimir
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Putin to end his invasion of Ukraine. According to US
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official and the EU diplomat, the President encouraged the EU
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to slap India with similar tariffs. US Supreme Court paused
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judges order on Tuesday requiring the administration to take steps
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to spend billions in foreign aid they don't want to.
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Speaker 11: Treatment works, recovery is possible, and it's.
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Speaker 16: Time to stop this madness.
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I hang on? That sounded creepy, didn't it.
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Speaker 1: How's the news impacting yous? At four three, four eight
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eight two four to two one seven the President yesterday.
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The madness has to stop.
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Speaker 5: And there's always a worry when you have a case
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like North Carolina and the media is trying to do
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its well. We've started referring to it here in the
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back office of First Thing Today by Joe Thomas as
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tappering where the media is going to try to launder
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its reputation by over correcting. And you know what generally
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happens if you're driving in a vehicle and you overcorrect,
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You're going to find a tree somewhere real soon. So
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the media, and it's always a concern for me when
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we do this, is overcorrecting on this North Carolina story,
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which we should have been covering from August twenty second.
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But to be fair, I've talked to friends of mine
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in North Carolina. Nobody knew what happened on August twenty
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second except the four people who, by the way, did
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nothing until the guy left. The subway train just got
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off next stop. This Carlos murderer just got off the
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next stop. And then people tried to aid the Zarutska
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and anyone's jump up and say dude, what are you doing?
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Like the first time his hand came down. I'd like
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to think, and I think you and I both as
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we approached September eleventh, would like to think that we're
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the kind of person that when the excrement hits the
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air handler. We don't just sit there, we'd actually try
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to do something. And I still, to me the most
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stunning part. I mean, all right, guy jumps up and
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starts swinging a one. I think it was a screwdriver. Ever,
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first one comes down, the guy's sitting in the next seat,
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Jump up and grab the guy and stop him. Is
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it that hard of a concept to say? I No, no, Joe,
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don't victim shame or anything. No, this is about societal revolution,
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or perhaps more appropriately said, re evolution. We need to
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re evolve our society into understanding what the hell is
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right and wrong? Sorry so much you know video is
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and still I just ah first for the first swing,
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somebody should have been up and stopping this guy, and
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Arena might still be alive. But in a world where
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we punish the marine, where we go in we throw
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the marine into court that stands up and stops somebody
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from attacking people on subway? What message are we sending?
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This is why I call it a re evolution of
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our society. The Democrat handringing, hug and release, progressive prosecutors
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and mayors are out there, and Donald Trump pulled punches yesterday.
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I would hit these people hard, and I thought, you know,
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do we have his whole.
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Speaker 1: Spiel? And never has there been.
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Speaker 5: A president that uses the Oval office as artfully and
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thoroughly as President Trump has used it in the second term.
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And I think this is part and parcel of why
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his second term is markedly different than the first one.
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Speaker 1: He was always in the rose garden.
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Speaker 5: He was always trying to explain, he was always trying
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to make friends.
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Speaker 16: Americans have been forced to put up with Democrat run
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cities that set loose savage, blood thirsty criminals to pray
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on innocent people, really very very innocent people. In every place.
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They control radical left judges, politicians, and activists, and they've
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adopted a policy of catch and release for thugs and killers.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, we saw the results of these
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policies when a twenty three year old woman who came
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here from Ukraine met her bloody end on a public train.
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And here's a picture of it. This is the picture
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of it. And this is a picture of the woman,
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a beautiful young girl that never had problems in.
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Speaker 5: Life except that she had to flee fly damn vapors.
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Speaker 16: In future in this country. And now she's dead. She
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was slaughtered by a deranged monster who was roaming free
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after fourteen prior arrests. We cannot allow it to prave
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criminal element of violent repeat offenders to continue spreading destruction
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and death throughout our country. We have to respond with
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force and strength. We have to be vicious, just.
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Speaker 5: Like they are.
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Speaker 16: It's the only thing they understand. Twenty four of the
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top twenty five most dangerous cities in America are run
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by Democrat mayors. Fifty people were murdered in Chicago in
19:23
recent weeks, with hundreds being shot, and it's time to
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stop this madness. The people of our country need to
19:29
insist on protection, safety.
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Speaker 17: Law and order.
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Speaker 16: We have proven that it can be done because we
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did it right here in DC, in District of Columbia.
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The capital of America, was a blood thirsty, horrible, dangerous place,
19:46
one of the worst, and now it's a crime free
19:49
city and we're going to keep it that way. It
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can be done, it can happen fast. All we want
19:54
is please, mister President. We need help. Chicago needs help,
20:00
other cities needs help. We'll do what has to be
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done because we're going to make America safe again, and
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that includes our big cities. We're going to make those
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cities safe.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, so the President.
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Speaker 5: And like I said, I don't think anyone's used the
20:15
Oval office as well as President Trump ever, but I
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still feel like he pulled punches there. I mean this,
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there's a societal problem when we're how long did the
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trial of the marine in New York go on for?
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And that's the message. It's whether the whether or not
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he ever went into jail for his efforts. The message
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was weeks and weeks of weeks of if you do something,
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you're going to go to jail. If you help your neighbor,
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If if you stand up to try to help somebody
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who's being assaulted and harassed or attacked on the subway
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or on the street, or in the restaurant or in
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an office building, you're the one that we're going to
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punish because you aren't a qualified law enforcement office or
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social worker to deal with these situations. So who are
21:24
you to intercede and stick your nose into other people's business?
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And damn it, we need to fix this. I'm sorry
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if there are people who find that epithetical, but I
21:37
am actually asking God Almighty to damn those who stand
21:42
in the way of this kind of common sense. Good morning,
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You're on the air, first thing today by Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 9: I'm Andrew Saul, Commission of Self Security. I'm here to
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warn you about telephone scammers pretending to be government employees.
25:10
Some of these scammers may say threatening things like you
25:13
will be arrested if you don't make payments or provide
25:16
personal information. Do not fall for these tricks. These calls
25:21
are not from US. Real solid security employees will never
25:25
threaten you for information or money. If you receive a
25:29
call like this, hang up. Never give the call of
25:33
your personal information like your Social Security number or bank account,
25:37
or send money in any form cash, gift cards, wire transfers,
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or prepaid debit cards. Report the call to our law
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Speaker 14: Uh oh, Brad's buzzed.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah, he's starting with the woots.
26:00
Speaker 19: And now a speech.
26:02
Speaker 12: I just want to say that friendship is about heart
26:06
art and brain.
26:07
Speaker 1: Who's with me?
26:08
Speaker 16: Good thing is he knows when he's buzzed, and my
26:11
brain is saying when it's time to go home.
26:13
Speaker 19: Somebody call me a ride.
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Speaker 14: Love that guy, me too.
26:16
Speaker 6: Know your buzzed warning signs.
26:18
Speaker 17: Call for a ride when it's time to go home.
26:20
Speaker 6: Buzz driving is drunk driving.
26:23
Speaker 2: Did you know that more than half our household energy
26:25
costs go to heating and cooling. Energy efficiency isn't just
26:29
good for the environment, It means lower utility bills too.
26:34
One way to reduce your energy waste is a home
26:36
energy assessment. Your utility company can help, or you can
26:40
learn how to do it yourself at energysavers dot gov.
26:43
That's energysavers dot gov. You'll learn to look for air
26:47
leaks around windows and doors, check ducks for holes, and
26:50
improve your insulation. Another time to cut energy costs is
26:54
when you shop for a new appliance. Look for the
26:57
energy Star logo and read the energy guide label. And
27:00
there are day to day things you can do. Lower
27:03
your thermostat in winter and raise it in the summer,
27:06
close fireplace stampers when they're not in use, and keep
27:09
air filters clean. For more tips on saving money by
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reducing your energy waste.
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Speaker 2: Dot gov slash green, a tip from the Federal Trade Commission,
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the nation's consumer protection agency.
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Speaker 12: Hope you enjoyed your meal, And I just want to say,
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Speaker 1: Lucky.
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Speaker 3: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 11: The Cat Stats Paper.
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Speaker 5: Did he say battat oh to you this morning? Four
28:51
three four eight eight two four two one seven. Just
28:55
as we were going into the news, Joel rang in there,
28:58
my friend, I appreciate you hanging on the line with us.
29:02
And I don't know if you share my frustration on
29:05
just you know the part of this that is bothersome
29:09
to me is that you know, somebody stabbing somebody in
29:11
the neck. Is I don't want to get involved, and
29:15
what we've done to our society for.
29:18
Speaker 18: That mine, I'm fired up too. I'm fired up for America.
29:24
Do you remember December twenty third, twenty twenty four? What
29:28
happened on that day?
29:29
Speaker 1: December twenty four? Yeah, you caught me.
29:35
Speaker 5: I didn't realize there was going to be a test,
29:37
the dog ate my homework.
29:39
Speaker 18: This isn't this isn't a test. Remember in the subway
29:44
in New York City there was a lady just mine,
29:47
in her own business, and somebody at Guatemalan thirty three
29:51
Ard Guatemalan decided to throw a lighter fluid on her.
29:55
Speaker 5: Yes, oh yeah, my god, I didn't have the date
29:57
in my head. The images of the or just you know,
30:02
if you can find them anymore, God, thank goodness. Some
30:05
of this stuff is as ugly as it can be.
30:10
But yeah, no, I do remember the incident. I didn't
30:13
realize it was that close to Christmas?
30:15
Speaker 1: My god.
30:16
Speaker 18: Yeah, does does America remember Georgia? A young lady, a
30:20
young lady that was in nursing school that was just
30:23
trying to run around and get in shape and dress
30:27
probably from all the studies. Yeah, and there was a
30:30
bill passed for that in her name. I mean, what
30:33
does it take in America? All these people that are
30:36
that Democrats and even Republicans and Independence sitting on their
30:40
hands looking when when is America not looked out for
30:44
each other? It's it's it's disgusting and and and Democrats
30:49
support abortion. They don't even look at that a life.
30:54
So that's part of the problem right there too. Well,
30:57
God puts our breath in our body and puts our
30:59
heartbeat in our.
31:01
Speaker 5: Some of it, Joel, and you're a faithful man. And
31:04
I don't know if you agree or disagree with me,
31:07
but some of this seeds from a misunderstanding of what
31:11
judge not lest you be judged means, you know, because
31:19
we take it to mean who are you to intercede
31:22
on behalf of somebody?
31:23
Speaker 1: Who are you?
31:24
Speaker 5: And what it's done is it's completely unhinged our ability
31:28
to identify right and wrong as it's happening right in
31:32
front of us. Like I said, these people on the train,
31:35
you know, they've they've learned their lesson. They've learned their
31:38
lesson from the New York Marine. You know, don't you
31:41
dare intercede? Who do you think you are? I get
31:44
people all the time saying that I need to let
31:46
go of flight ninety three as we approach September eleventh anniversary.
31:51
These were people who stood up and said, not on
31:53
this plane. And I'm told by republic Ans Joel, Republicans
31:58
tell me to shut up on flight ninety three. Uh,
32:01
you know that that that that's a dangerous that's vigilanteism.
32:05
Don't talk about Curtis Sliwa because his guardian angels were vigilantes. Well,
32:10
you know, see something, do something. You know, this idea
32:14
that we have to wait for the authorities to properly
32:17
vetted and and and authorized agents of the government. When
32:22
somebody is stabbing somebody in the neck with I think
32:25
it was a screwdriver, is is lunacy to me? You know,
32:31
how how did we get here?
32:34
Speaker 6: Yeah?
32:34
Speaker 18: It's disgusting. Whatever happened to humanity? I want to hear
32:39
I want to hear the people that that are that
32:41
are all for the left news and not reporting it
32:46
as it as they should as a humanity issue, as
32:50
a life what if that was your sister, your friend,
32:54
your mom, just anybody that anybody, It doesn't take a
32:58
matter to care about them, knowing them and has to
33:01
know about people.
33:05
Speaker 5: Jerry, Jerry just sent me a text said said, the
33:08
reason they don't mention IRENA's name is summed up in
33:13
one word, Ukraine. And then that's why the left wing,
33:17
you know, media is afraid of it because they've all
33:21
started to fall into this, you know mindset that they
33:26
can't mention it. It's victim shaming from one half and
33:29
it's uh, you know, can't support.
33:31
Speaker 1: Ukraine on the other half. Uh. And that's why you know.
33:34
Speaker 5: There are a few and far between shows that talk
33:36
about this and all Joel, It's it's a sad place
33:40
when when you can't see you see something like this
33:43
going on and say, oh gee, I don't know, I
33:46
think this is wrong. We should take a bose, folks.
33:49
And you know, there are there are things that we've
33:51
lost a grip on and and the simplicity of right
33:55
versus wrong is got to be the first one we
33:58
get back. My friend helped You're doing better this morning,
34:01
and I appreciate the call.
34:03
Speaker 18: Thank you to Joff.
34:05
Speaker 13: Yeah, I appreciate all your prayers.
34:19
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's amazing to me that we don't we don't
34:25
spend more time on the American spirit that we wait
34:30
for the authorities. And you asked, you know, good friends
34:32
of mine, law enforcement officers, they will tell you it's
34:36
not an epithet to say when seconds matter, the police
34:40
are minutes away. They know that that's the only way
34:45
we can have a free society is that the police.
34:51
Let's do some entomology. What do you what does policing mean?
34:56
It means to come up along afterwards and clean afterwards.
35:09
In order to be a free society, we have to
35:12
number one, accept the fact that there are going to
35:14
be people who will do wrong things to people. This
35:20
is why John Adams said the only way that this
35:23
constitutional republic will work is if it's citizens are a
35:28
moral people. If we understand the ten Commandments, then we
35:33
can be a self governing people. The Judeo Christian ethic
35:38
of do one even if you're a government official trying
35:42
to get thing for a program or trying to get
35:47
permission to do surveillance. And as an abstract, and we'll
35:54
spend more time on this tomorrow in a post crossfire
36:00
hurt or trying to get permission to do surveillance and
36:08
as an abstract, and we'll spend more time on this
36:11
tomorrow in a post crossfire her refugee, stop thinking about
36:22
everything is the narrative and how does this achieve my goals?
36:32
But Daniel Penny, although found not guilty of manslaughter, the
36:38
process was the punishment and more processes the punishment saw
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the story. It's on our first Things list. The Michigan
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electors just had their case dismissed. Remember, oh this Trump's
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trying to steal the election. He's got phony electors all
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standing by from twenty twenty.
37:00
Speaker 1: From twenty twenty. They've been fit fighting this for five years,
37:06
and I'm sure that the Left figured they'd an't turn
37:09
on Donald Trump before then. The case was just dismissed
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Speaker 5: And let Thy process be Thy punishments. Where in the
44:00
Bible is that let the process be thy? If anything,
44:05
it's let he who is without sin cast out the
44:08
first stone? Again misunderstood, but we talked about Daniel Penny
44:20
and part of the reason why the American people are
44:23
taught that you don't do something when you see something
44:33
going wrong, keep your mouth shut, keep your head down,
44:40
close the curtains. I mean, the Trayvon Martin case is
44:48
the same thing called Pam Bondi. George Zimmerman, I'm forgetting
44:59
the case his name. During the riots that came with
45:03
the rifle to try to protect people in the process
45:06
became the punishment on him as well the kids from Covington, Kentucky,
45:16
because they have no legal authority to punish you for it,
45:19
so they'll make the process the punishment. You'll never go
45:23
to jail, but you'll spend five six years. Any person
45:27
who was in Washington, DC on January sixth, oh, you're
45:31
in the US Capitol. You were trespassing. I was what
45:34
I was in the US Capitol. Yeah, but the rules
45:37
of the Capitol say you have to have an invitation
45:39
from a member of Congress. What I paid for this microphone? Yeah,
45:45
but that's the rules we wrote them when you weren't
45:47
paying attention, and even the people who were if it
45:52
was reported in the news that Congress had passed a
45:55
law post September eleventh that you needed to have an
45:59
invitation from a member of the House or Senate to
46:02
get into the US Capitol building where you.
46:05
Speaker 1: Are technically the owner.
46:13
Speaker 5: Any of the things that were damaged on September eleventh
46:17
that we don't even realize, and all those people who
46:22
spend all that time in jail, most of it was
46:24
because they were guilty of trespassing. In a place where honestly,
46:29
most Americans would be right in saying, gee, I didn't
46:33
know I had to get an invitation from a member
46:36
of the Senate or the House. I mean, imagine owning
46:40
a business and being told by the employees, no, you
46:47
can't come in to this paint shop because you have
46:53
to have our permission first. Well, I own the place
46:55
I built. It was yeah, but we passed a rule
46:58
that said, you know, our security is pre eminent, and
47:03
you coming in here makes us feel bad, So we
47:08
don't want you coming in here anymore without our permission.
47:11
We only want to let in people that are The
47:14
process is the punishment. That's why this story out of
47:20
Michigan just yesterday dismissed all the charges against all those
47:24
quote fake electors who weren't fake, and we spent I
47:29
felt like we spent inordinate amount of time trying to
47:32
point that out. But these folks had to spend five
47:35
years trying to get this case dismissed, and they still
47:39
don't get their good name back because they'll still forever
47:42
be known as the fake Trump electors. Good morning, You're
47:46
on the air first thing this morning with Joe Thomas, who's.
47:49
Speaker 26: This Hey, this is Moscow, Bob.
47:53
Speaker 1: Hi Bob, How are you.
47:54
Speaker 26: Saying I'm good? If I'm not incorrect. The people that
48:01
entered the Capitol on January sixth were invited in by
48:04
that black security guard that led them in and showed
48:07
them where to go.
48:09
Speaker 5: Yes, that video was a little damning on that whole
48:12
trespassing thing, isn't it.
48:15
Speaker 26: So the question is do these so called people that
48:21
were wrongfully detained and arrested and get not given justice
48:26
whereas the illegal aliens that I want them to get
48:30
justice before true American citizens. Do they have legal action
48:35
one against the government and two against that African American.
48:43
Speaker 1: That let them in.
48:45
Speaker 5: So I was told this once in the midst of
48:49
the process that whether or not they can sue the
48:54
government for their detention is going to go back to
49:03
how the process was laid out, because emergency orders were
49:07
declared over the capital, which then gives authorities. And this
49:13
is the thing that amazes people when Habeas corpuses. These
49:17
same folks who are all up in arms about non
49:20
citizens Venezuelan and El Salvadoran citizens not being given their
49:25
Habeas Corpus protections, But January six ers weren't the hypocrisy
49:31
is there, But there's all these million paper cuts, Bob,
49:36
that go into the legal proceedings.
49:40
Speaker 1: I'd love to think.
49:40
Speaker 5: That they do, but there's the process was set up
49:47
so that they couldn't. And it begins with the fact
49:50
that after September eleventh, access to the US capital was
49:54
limited to people who were invited in by members in
49:58
the House and Senate. And it's not a security guards position.
50:02
To invite somebody into the Capitol. You have to have
50:05
an invitation, you have to have a pass from either
50:09
a staffer of a senator or a congressman, or the
50:11
congressmen themselves, and in many cases be accompanied by them.
50:16
Speaker 1: I mean, think about that. That's the part that bothers.
50:18
Speaker 5: Me in the whole j six thing, beyond the habeas
50:21
corpus and the three four or five years in jail
50:24
without ever being charged with anything, is the idea that
50:29
our office building, the home, the home office of our
50:34
company doesn't let us in and we're the owners of
50:39
the company because the employees decided, you know, they they
50:43
don't want us in there seeing what they're doing.
50:47
Speaker 26: And one thing that precludes is what's happening now between
50:52
the Democratic Party and well, and the causes and everything
50:55
else is that our government, our judicial system is who's
51:00
cheered because the normal joe cannot go to the capitol anymore,
51:06
cannot see the capital because there's not a single politician, staffer,
51:11
anyone else that's going to let some Joe off the
51:14
street come to the capitol unless they're rich and have connections.
51:20
Speaker 1: Or pay for the One quick thing about the.
51:22
Speaker 26: Immigration, you talk about habeas corpus. They have wonderful habeas
51:26
corpus here with illegal immigrants in Moscow, Okay. They get arrested,
51:33
they go to court, and they have fifteen days to
51:37
leave or they're deported in fifteen days.
51:40
Speaker 1: Seems pretty fair.
51:43
Speaker 5: It's it's it's embarrassing how many other countries are far
51:48
harsher about illegal immigrants than we are. But yeah, that's
51:52
a that's a longer conversation we have time for.
51:55
Speaker 26: They're well, yeah, but they're they're harsher only when the
52:00
illegal immigrants break the laws. Crimes. You know, if a
52:06
person was arrested on a vicious crime or something else
52:09
like that, they're supported period.
52:13
Speaker 6: Lot.
52:13
Speaker 16: That's it.
52:14
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52:17
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