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"Selling Marxism by the Rial" (FTTxJT 082426 hr1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: On your to do list. Putting the radio on is
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  Speaker 1: the first thing today.
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  Speaker 2: Joe words, steal me step.
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  Speaker 3: You have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 2: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to scoop anywhere?
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  Speaker 2: Joey is everything a dream do? All the jas needs
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  Speaker 2: no one that Joe zellis smiled. He on the eggs.
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  Speaker 3: Joe, bless you for letting me be of service to you.
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  Speaker 3: This Monday morning was the banner on the aircraft carrier
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  Speaker 3: say mission accomplished. Here we are. I am your Joe
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  Speaker 3: as I tell you what went on over the weekend,
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  Speaker 3: and then I'll give you my analysis of it and
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  Speaker 3: have some fun and frolic there. Schadenfreud is not beyond me.
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  Speaker 3: But mostly I want to find out how it's impacting
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  Speaker 3: you where you are. Nobody ever asks you that, do they?
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  Speaker 3: What is this doing to you? And obviously the diesel
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  Speaker 3: prices or the gas prices, that kind of thing are
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  Speaker 3: going to be impactful. Grocery prices are they coming down?
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  Speaker 3: Did anyone ever actually get any rebates from all the
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  Speaker 3: tariffs that the administration had to give back? Just wondering
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  Speaker 3: it's just because you know that the companies who had
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  Speaker 3: to pay the tariffs passed them along to the consumers
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  Speaker 3: in the cost of their goods, but then they were
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  Speaker 3: made to give them back. And I don't recall getting
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  Speaker 3: any checks from anyone, and I don't recall seeing the
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  Speaker 3: prices of any of those things go back down. I mean,
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  Speaker 3: am I being mean spirited about it? Seems like there's
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  Speaker 3: something a miss miss so much to go on. I
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  Speaker 3: love watching the Left tried to.
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  Speaker 4: Oh, it was sweltering hot in DC for the road
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  Speaker 4: race going on there, and people didn't know what to
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  Speaker 4: do or where to go, and yeah, that's a race,
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  Speaker 4: that's what happens.
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  Speaker 3: Pretty I've gone to places like Martinsville Speedway, which is
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  Speaker 3: literally in the middle of some subdivisions. You drive past
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  Speaker 3: people's houses so you get there. Reminds me of the
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  Speaker 3: old Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, where I mean there
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  Speaker 3: were people whose houses were across the street from the
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  Speaker 3: football stadium, and you know, of course they would rent
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  Speaker 3: out their yard for people to park and tailgate and whatnot,
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  Speaker 3: and I'm sure that helped pay their mortgages. And there's
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  Speaker 3: always you know, where do I go. I've never been
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  Speaker 3: to one of these things before, and nobody had ever
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  Speaker 3: been to the one in DC. Never mind the people
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  Speaker 3: organizing it, but from what I've been told by people
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  Speaker 3: who did go, it was organized about the same as
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  Speaker 3: any other race. What was amazing was there was a
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  Speaker 3: big crowd for an IndyCar race. But we'll get into
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  Speaker 3: that further with you for fun and frolic. But here
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  Speaker 3: are the first things. Trade negotiations crumbled over the weekend
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  Speaker 3: in between US and Canada. Saturday, fifty percent tariffs kicked in.
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  Speaker 3: The part they don't tell you is that effects about
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  Speaker 3: five percent of Canada's annual exports to the US, roughly
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  Speaker 3: about twenty billion dollars in goods like hockey sticks and
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  Speaker 3: some agricultural products. Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, has
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  Speaker 3: promised dollar for dollar retaliatory measures starting September eighth. Iran's
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  Speaker 3: currency hit a record low Monday, as Washington is prepared
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  Speaker 3: to announce what an economic D Day means. Scott Bessen
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  Speaker 3: will be holding a press conference. I believe it was
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  Speaker 3: two o'clock was what we said on Saturday. I hope
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  Speaker 3: that's the case. The Iranian real dropped to two point
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  Speaker 3: two million per each US dollar as trading opened on
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  Speaker 3: currency markets parliament speaker in Tehran, Mohammed Bagher Qualibaf, said
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  Speaker 3: that the economic sanctions is causing deep strife within the republic.
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  Speaker 3: No matter how strong our military power becomes, if we
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  Speaker 3: are hungry, we will not be able to endure, he said.
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  Speaker 3: And out of control wildfire jumped fire trunks and made
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  Speaker 3: it difficult for cruise not to reach hotspots and has
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  Speaker 3: destroyed many homes. Northwest of Reno, Nevada. Sunday, shifting winds
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  Speaker 3: caused ninety thousand residents to be evacuated. Six people, three firefighters,
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  Speaker 3: and three civilians were injured. So far, prices have slipped
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  Speaker 3: a dollar a barrel. Brent crude futures fell a dollar
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  Speaker 3: twenty two to ninety three dollars and seventeen cents. This morning,
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  Speaker 3: House Democratic Leader Hakim Jeffries met with Jared Kushner. Kushner's
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  Speaker 3: just out there intervening in all of these contentious first
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  Speaker 3: Israel and Gaza, then Iran and the United States, and
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  Speaker 3: now the Democratic Party and the Trump administration. The meeting,
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  Speaker 3: reported in the Sunday New York Times, touched on issues
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  Speaker 3: ranging from housing, immigration, to the cost of living. Kushner
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  Speaker 3: suggested that Jeffries meet with White House Chief of Staff
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  Speaker 3: Suzy Wiles. John Fetterman dismissed the AI doomsdaying and sides
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  Speaker 3: with President Trump, saying that data centers should be in
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  Speaker 3: the United States. And those are some of our first things.
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  Speaker 3: Another Sunday of yard work in between radio station activities,
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  Speaker 3: but a lot of weed whacking there. And I know
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  Speaker 3: that when I was doing rock radio, weed whacking was
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  Speaker 3: was doing. But I'll tell you, it hits you right
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  Speaker 3: and I was just swinging back and forth all over
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  Speaker 3: the place. We have an odd shaped area around our house.
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  Speaker 3: There's not you know, we have a big piece of property,
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  Speaker 3: so I have a riding mower, but the areas around
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  Speaker 3: my house you're not getting a riding mower on some
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  Speaker 3: of those spots. So we, you know, do a lot
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  Speaker 3: of the yard work with a weed whacker. And so
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  Speaker 3: my shoulders felt it this morning. But went right to
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  Speaker 1: Hues for you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today America.
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  Speaker 15: It does not deserve that's a new thing that.
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  Speaker 1: You're your music, you.
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  Speaker 16: Know.
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  Speaker 17: So that was.
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  Speaker 3: Hassan Piker over the weekend was at an event where
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  Speaker 3: he had the temerity to say that the United States
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  Speaker 3: did not deserve the attacks of September eleventh, two thousand
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  Speaker 3: and one. And see, this is what happens when you
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  Speaker 3: create I mean Robespierre figured this out right before he
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  Speaker 3: lost his head. You create this idea that there is
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  Speaker 3: some great wrong to be righted, and then if you
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  Speaker 3: equivocate off of that, the people on the barricades singing
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  Speaker 3: Broadway show tunes about being less miserable are going to
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  Speaker 3: turn on you because you taught them how to grab
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  Speaker 3: pitchforks and torches.
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  Speaker 1: America.
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  Speaker 2: It does not deserve, not limit.
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  Speaker 3: Is sorry, Hassan, You didn't keep preaching the gospel his crowd,
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  Speaker 3: his crowd, his supporters, those who are were doidedly dropping
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  Speaker 3: what little take home pay they get sat there and said, dude,
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  Speaker 3: what of course we deserved it?
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  Speaker 18: Man.
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  Speaker 3: See this is what I mean when I talk about
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  Speaker 3: this advertising campaign we're living in, because there are people
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  Speaker 3: who want you to believe something that you clearly are
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  Speaker 3: not going to just out of hat believe, so they
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  Speaker 3: have to sales pitch constantly. It's a never ending ad campaign.
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  Speaker 3: I mentioned this several maybe even a couple of months ago,
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  Speaker 3: but it bears repeating. If you look at the ratings
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  Speaker 3: of your average evening newscast and look at graphics that
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  Speaker 3: depict how audiences act during a football broadcast getting ready
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  Speaker 3: for football season, NFL preseasons, and effect high schools are
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  Speaker 3: getting ready to pad up. Even the Super Bowl. You
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  Speaker 3: look at the viewers and these are people who spend
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  Speaker 3: not just the millions and millions of dollars for the
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  Speaker 3: ad time, but then multiple millions of dollars on producing
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  Speaker 3: what they hope is a commercial that people were oh,
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  Speaker 3: oh dude, here's the kemmercial. Here's the commercial. Nobody ever
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  Speaker 3: says that except on the Super Bowl. But even during
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  Speaker 3: the Super Bowl, the decline in attention not viewership. They
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  Speaker 3: don't turn away the Puppy Bowl isn't that compelling for many.
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  Speaker 3: Your results may vary, but the attention loss is profound,
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  Speaker 3: and it tracks along with the viewership decline in the
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  Speaker 3: evening news. Why because we don't like advertising? It's well,
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  Speaker 3: all right, I should I should qualify. We don't like
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  Speaker 3: bad advertising. Guy in the radio saying, yeah, I took
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  Speaker 3: some CBD oil this morning, and my shoulder feels bad.
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  Speaker 3: That's one thing. But and if I spent an hour
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  Speaker 3: just telling you why you should take CBD oil and
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  Speaker 3: how a year ago I might not have agreed with you,
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  Speaker 3: I was dubious whatever, even though my wife and I
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  Speaker 3: do a lot of essential oil stuff, and I can
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  Speaker 3: tell you oregano is as good an antibiotic as you
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  Speaker 3: can get. I mean, it's how we beat COVID when
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  Speaker 3: we had it. It's more than just that it's a
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  Speaker 3: tincture she makes, but oregano is a big part of it,
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  Speaker 3: oregano oil. So you'd think a guy like me is,
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  Speaker 3: you know, on board with stuff like CBD oil, And
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  Speaker 3: I'm like, I never was, and I have dear, dear
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  Speaker 3: friends who are. But if I spent half an hour
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  Speaker 3: or an hour doing that, you wouldn't know it, because
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  Speaker 3: ten minutes in you're hitting the button looking for somebody
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  Speaker 3: who's telling you what the hell is going on. And
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  Speaker 3: that's what's happened to Hassan Piker, That's what's happened to
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  Speaker 3: Tucker Carlson. That's what's you know. You can't have a
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  Speaker 3: reasonable conversation. It would be like giving the CEO of
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  Speaker 3: McDonald's a food tasting show. G CEO of McDonald's, who
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  Speaker 3: do you think has the best hamburger? And then you
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  Speaker 3: feigning support? Really you think the Big Mac is the best?
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  Speaker 3: Tell me about why you think the Big Mac is
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  Speaker 3: the best hamburger, CEO of McDonald's. But the reason they
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  Speaker 3: have to do it is because these are ideas that
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  Speaker 3: you wouldn't come to organically, so you have to be
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  Speaker 3: sold the idea. It's it's it's the creation of a
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  Speaker 3: business out of nothing. Famously, in advertising, they teach you
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  Speaker 3: about the soda industry, the soft drink industry. There was
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  Speaker 3: no need for soft drinks. We hadn't reached a point
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  Speaker 3: in our society. They were like, you know what I need?
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  Speaker 3: I need an eight ounce bottle with some coca leaf
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  Speaker 3: extract and seltzer. That's what I need. But there were
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  Speaker 3: pharmacies that had all of these tinctures like CBD oil
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  Speaker 3: A look at what I just did there, and they
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  Speaker 3: would mix them as tonics and things like that. Ah
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  Speaker 3: my stomach hurts. That's a famous one. Stomach hurts, you know,
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  Speaker 3: coke syrup or cola syrup. Never mind the fact that
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  Speaker 3: a lot of them still had the active ingredients of
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  Speaker 3: cocaine in it. That's a whole other matter. For the
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  Speaker 3: kind of tonic you were getting. Who knew, you know,
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  Speaker 3: everyone smiles when they have some coke. But somebody said, gee,
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  Speaker 3: I wonder if we could sell this to anybody, because
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  Speaker 3: you know, randomly people would come into the pharmacies, especially
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  Speaker 3: around Georgia and such, and say, hey, you know what
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  Speaker 3: that tonic you gave me was good? Could you put
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  Speaker 3: some seltzer or something in it to make it go
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  Speaker 3: down a little easier? Okay, sh And somebody said, gee,
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  Speaker 3: I wonder if we could you know, sell this pre packaged.
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  Speaker 3: But nobody was out there clamoring for soda, so advertising
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  Speaker 3: had to teach you that you want soda, You want
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  Speaker 3: a Coca cola or a pepsi. Really I do. And
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  Speaker 3: it still goes on today. Do you need a Coca cola?
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  Speaker 3: Do you need a pepsi? No, you want one because
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  Speaker 3: every other commercial break on network television is a co
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  Speaker 3: ad for a coke or a pepsi or some pharmacy.
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  Speaker 3: You know, in medicine for something you don't have, but
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  Speaker 3: you're afraid you might get, and you're so scared you
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  Speaker 3: haven't listened to the side effects, but you're going to
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  Speaker 3: ask your doctor. It's advertising, and that's what Hassan Piker
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  Speaker 3: realized is he's been advertising to successfully to business owners.
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  Speaker 3: Turn coats turncoat, and Hassan Piker vanished in a puff
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  Speaker 17: Or Joe, Happy money to you too. I'm doing pretty well.
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  Speaker 24: Well, they are not just saw the metia your head
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  Speaker 24: of the isle then, because we are screame, my apologies,
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  Speaker 24: Conservatives are shedding voters left and right and all they
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  Speaker 24: have to do because the crowd he was talking to,
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  Speaker 17: Hey, good, go ahead, Joe.
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  Speaker 3: That wasn't I just I agreed with you. I mean,
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  Speaker 24: I keep thinking, Louisiman, Joey is a disgruntled independent voters.
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  Speaker 24: And what it is is these strange methods we're talk
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  Speaker 24: a huge push for investigations to go up about anti
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  Speaker 24: a great day.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, every now and then you gotta go with the obvious. Right.
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  Speaker 3: She brings up Kashmir. Then Kashmir comes out of your radio.
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  Speaker 3: Sometimes sometimes the formula is there because the formula works
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  Speaker 3: four three, four eight eight two four two one seven
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  Speaker 3: state Craft and another one of these things that's baffling
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  Speaker 3: about Donald Trump in the zeitgeist. Here's a guy who says, listen,
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  Speaker 3: we need Iran to stop making nukes. We need around
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  Speaker 3: to stop being the state sponsor of terrorism, and we
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  Speaker 3: need the Iranian people to take over their country. What
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  Speaker 3: you mean you don't want us to just sail in
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  Speaker 3: there put troops on the ground like we did for
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  Speaker 3: how how many years in Afghanistan nation building? And I
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  Speaker 3: bring up Kashmir just because it's it's a classic example
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  Speaker 3: of the West not understanding the East politically, geopolitically, societally.
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  Speaker 3: You know, in in the Kashmir we bisected an entire
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  Speaker 3: society because we believe that boundaries go along the river.
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  Speaker 3: They see that as a kind of a waste of
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  Speaker 3: a river. And they saw their boundaries as the tops
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  Speaker 3: of the mountains, because well, if you try to climb
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  Speaker 3: at the tops of mountain range and so you know,
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  Speaker 3: we came and said, oh, right, it's a boundary, right eh.
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  Speaker 3: And how much angst and armament have been expended on
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  Speaker 3: that boundary doesn't get nearly the run Gaza does. What
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  Speaker 3: does a brother have to do to get a little
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  Speaker 3: TV coverage?
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  Speaker 12: But this.
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  Speaker 3: Maniac if you listen to the left and some of
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  Speaker 3: the right, and I mean the right, meaning the fabian
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  Speaker 3: Fabian Republicans, the ones who want government to be the
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  Speaker 3: answer of everything because they can make money doing that.
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  Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I know, I know. As far as constitutionalist conservatives,
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  Speaker 3: there's only one political party I find any Maybe Fetterman
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  Speaker 3: is teetering, but up until this point, the only place
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  Speaker 3: I was finding anyone who believed in the US Constitution
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  Speaker 3: and its sanctity and its importance and its relevance. Even today,
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  Speaker 3: they've all been in the Republican Party. Sadly, they're not
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  Speaker 3: everyone in the Republican Party. So I'm not out here
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  Speaker 3: pitching for a political party the way some people do,
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  Speaker 3: and I get criticized for it because the ones who
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  Speaker 3: spout leftism, government answers for everything, they don't equivocate at all.
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  Speaker 3: They don't caught in the idea that maybe Mike Lee
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  Speaker 3: might have a good idea, maybe a Clarence Thomas might
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  Speaker 3: write a good opinion on a ruling on a Supreme
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  Speaker 3: Court case, even if it's in dissent. They won't do
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  Speaker 3: it because it's like asking the CEO of McDonald's, who
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  Speaker 3: has the best Hamburger because they have to continually sales
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  Speaker 3: pitch you these left wing ideas of government answers for
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  Speaker 3: everything as if as, and you know, you run into
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  Speaker 3: these problems because one of the things the left loves
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  Speaker 3: to do is say you said something about the lady
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  Speaker 3: at the DMV, and I didn't. I would just point
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  Speaker 3: out that maybe the Department of Motor Vehicles is a
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  Speaker 3: good example of what your healthcare would be like if
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  Speaker 3: you turned it over to the government. They serve their
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  Speaker 3: function right, and nobody was slagging them, but as a
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  Speaker 3: bureaucracy they're slow moving and often people walk away feeling
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  Speaker 3: like they didn't get what they came there for. Is
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  Speaker 3: that what you want out of your healthcare system? Because
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  Speaker 3: that's what a government run bureaucracy is going to treat
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  Speaker 3: you like, and it doesn't. DMV becomes the example because
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  Speaker 3: more of us have had dealings with a DMV office somewhere,
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  Speaker 3: so you get it. You could pick the EPA, but
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  Speaker 3: not everyone has an interaction with the EPA or the
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  Speaker 3: FCC or any of these other alphabet soup nights of
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  Speaker 3: who's going to be king and send his minions out
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  Speaker 3: from these executive branch agencies with their armed police and
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  Speaker 3: their administrative court rooms. Who needs courts? Who needs We
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  Speaker 3: don't even need the FBI. We'll send the FCC police
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  Speaker 3: out or the IRS investigators, all very well armed, by
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  Speaker 3: the administrative courts that they have, because you'll say, hey,
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  Speaker 3: to plead the fifth Oh no, you can't do that here.
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  Speaker 3: This is an administrative court. You are actually guilty until
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  Speaker 3: proof and innocent. You didn't know that. It's silly, silly citizen.
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  Speaker 3: There we were talking about advertising, and you know how,
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  Speaker 3: you know it grates on people after a bit. I'm
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  Speaker 3: not selling you something, but the Evening News is constantly
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  Speaker 3: selling you something, because that's what you have to do.
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  Speaker 3: If you're trying to make people buy pepsi. You can't
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  Speaker 3: acknowledge that maybe some people like coke. You can't even
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  Speaker 3: allow for that thought, because otherwise than the people might
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  Speaker 3: actually go out and try it. So just you know,
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  Speaker 3: bear that in mind, as you know you try to
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  Speaker 3: wade through another weekends full of people selling their particular
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