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"Swalwell that Ends Well" (Friday November 28 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it making mornings great again. We'll do the
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  Speaker 1: first thing today. Do it on the Tunk Media Networks
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  Speaker 2: I'll do it.
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  Speaker 1: Lot.
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  Speaker 3: Hope you made it through your trip to fan Festival
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  Speaker 3: and have come out the other side enjoyed. You know,
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  Speaker 3: the football if that's what you're down with, or the
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  Speaker 3: whatever is. I hope you took time to take an
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  Speaker 3: accounting of what you're grateful for, just the way I'm
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  Speaker 3: grateful that you're there with us this morning at four three,
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  Speaker 3: four eight eight two four to two one seven, and
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  Speaker 3: more details coming out about the CIA operation that this
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  Speaker 3: guy was part of. And I'm concerned as the ease
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  Speaker 3: in which we're finding out about this twenty nine year
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  Speaker 3: old Afghan national, yet we still don't know anything about
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  Speaker 3: the sixteen year old son of a couple of social
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  Speaker 3: workers from Butler, Pennsylvania. Why is that? Doesn't that disquiet
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  Speaker 3: you that we can find out all this about an
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  Speaker 3: Afghan national that worked for the CIA in many cases
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  Speaker 3: from the CIA after now killing he's now charged. You're
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  Speaker 3: gonna have to be charged with at very least second
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  Speaker 3: degree murder as one of the National Guard soldiers succumb
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  Speaker 3: to their injuries. But doesn't it set your spider senses
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  Speaker 3: a tingle when we know more about this guy in
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  Speaker 3: forty eight hours than we still to this date know
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  Speaker 3: about a sixteen year old or even the one up
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  Speaker 3: and shot Charlie Kirk dead and he's in custody getting
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  Speaker 3: bolt Butler's deceased, but his parents are still around. And
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  Speaker 3: we learned a lot in the first twelve hours after
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  Speaker 3: the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, and then all of
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  Speaker 3: a sudden that all went away and you were told, no, no,
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  Speaker 3: that's the Mandela effect. We didn't We didn't say anything
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  Speaker 3: about his parents both being social workers. Don't know where
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  Speaker 3: you got that. Screen caps of the story would go, well,
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  Speaker 3: that was that was in the panic of a mobile situation,
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  Speaker 3: and you can't trust all that stuff, and you know,
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  Speaker 3: are you gonna believe me or your lyon eyes? But
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  Speaker 3: now this guy you know in the training and part
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  Speaker 3: of this is I think intentional coming out of the
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  Speaker 3: CIA about telling you about this guy covert work with
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  Speaker 3: the Taliban. We'll get further in and further up with
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  Speaker 3: all this coming up for you. First thing today that
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  Speaker 3: twenty nine year old assailant served with a group called
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  Speaker 3: NDSO three. It's an elite unit of counter intelligence and
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  Speaker 3: counter terrorism missions that he operated out of Afghanistan for
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  Speaker 3: the CIA and the US military, and then came here
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  Speaker 3: on the special immigrant visas program given to aid those
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  Speaker 3: who had worked with US against al Qaeda and the Taliban.
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  Speaker 3: Sarah Beckstrom, twenty year old West Virginia National Guardsman, has
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  Speaker 3: succumbed to her wounds. She was one of the two wounded,
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  Speaker 3: along with Andrew Wolfe, who is still, as President Trump
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  Speaker 3: said yesterday afternoon, fighting for his life. Cash Bettel said
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  Speaker 3: Thursday electronic devices have been seized from the assailants home
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  Speaker 3: and other associated buildings where search warrants were executed, in
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  Speaker 3: Washington State, where he had been living, and in San Diego.
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  Speaker 3: President Trump is also in the wake of this, ordered
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  Speaker 3: a widespread review of asylum cases approved under the previous
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  Speaker 3: administration and green card issuances to citizens of nineteen countries.
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  Speaker 3: Second largest county in the United States, has established a
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  Speaker 3: permanent guaranteed basic income program. The Cook County Board of
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  Speaker 3: Commissioners and unanimously approved a seven point five million dollar
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  Speaker 3: budget for a permanent guaranteed basic income program of five
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  Speaker 3: hundred dollars a month for anyone who makes under two
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  Speaker 3: hundred and fifty percent of the federal poverty level. Trump
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  Speaker 3: administration has set a December thirteenth deadline for the Lebanese
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  Speaker 3: government to disarm his Bola, the Iranian linked terrorist organization.
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  Speaker 3: Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski said Thursday that he and US
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  Speaker 3: delegations are going to meet this week to work out
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  Speaker 3: a formula discussed at talks in Geneva to bring an
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  Speaker 3: end to the four year war between Russia and Ukraine. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 3: a senior Kremlin official confirmed that US Special Envoy Steve
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  Speaker 3: Whitkoff is on his way to Moscow next week to
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  Speaker 3: continue the discussions towards this peace deal that had been
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  Speaker 3: broken over a phone conversation with the President. US will
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  Speaker 1: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: the second most Famous Thomas and Charlotte's with.
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  Speaker 10: It whatelse aflati is is important to me?
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  Speaker 5: My damn fang?
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  Speaker 11: What?
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  Speaker 10: Education?
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  Speaker 16: Arbitration, equalization, Unitedations, race relationsimizationation.
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  Speaker 10: COMA player.
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  Speaker 8: Bringing up.
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  Speaker 3: So Eric Swolwell and thank you to Eddie are research
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  Speaker 3: director here at First Thing Today reminded me that it
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  Speaker 3: was fang fang. It was the whatever, not even like
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  Speaker 3: a what I suggested that it sounds like a Bond villain.
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  Speaker 3: It's not even like a good one, like a Pierce
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  Speaker 3: Brosnan Bond villain, not like odd job you know in
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  Speaker 3: the day. And I'm not a Sean Connery snob, believe me.
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  Speaker 3: Daniel Craig, you know, is my personal of all the
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  Speaker 3: James Bonds. I'm sorry, Yeah, I know there's this, you know,
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  Speaker 3: but Daniel Craig got it, I think in ways that
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  Speaker 3: no one ever had before. But some of the era
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  Speaker 3: I just started to get a little goofy there towards
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  Speaker 3: the end of at the end of the run, there
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  Speaker 3: a little bit with the and I know they're going
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  Speaker 3: to reboot it. I don't know. Daniel Craig took a
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  Speaker 3: missile and the kisser in the last one. I don't
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  Speaker 3: know how you get him back, but supposedly, and in
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  Speaker 3: that movie they introduced the fact that m can give
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  Speaker 3: somebody else the number of double seven. So I think
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  Speaker 3: that's supposed to be left there for you to steam
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  Speaker 3: some new broccoli and see what's coming next. But thank
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  Speaker 3: you for reminding us that it was Fang Fang. It
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  Speaker 3: was Eric Swalwell's squeeze agent of the Chinese Communist Party
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  Speaker 3: and in California, is that really a negative? I mean,
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  Speaker 3: come on, so he wants to be governor of California
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  Speaker 3: and wants you to be able to vote by phone.
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  Speaker 3: Nothing could go wrong with that, right, nothing at all.
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  Speaker 3: Just take out some cell towers and all of a sudden,
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  Speaker 3: entire parts of the state can't vote anymore. But these
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  Speaker 3: machinations are all part of a program. And I mentioned
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  Speaker 3: it earlier a couple of folks texted about liquid democracy.
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  Speaker 3: Liquid democracy is a philosophy created right in the hotbed
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  Speaker 3: of the technocracy movement, when the brilliant people, the parchment
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  Speaker 3: wielding PhDs of America started deciding that you are just
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  Speaker 3: you guys to flyover country. And of course they couldn't
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  Speaker 3: call it flyover country because we hadn't started flying yet.
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  Speaker 3: But all you rubes from the sticks really couldn't be
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  Speaker 3: trusted with democracy. I mean, come on, vote for everything,
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  Speaker 3: But how do you convince somebody that you can't vote
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  Speaker 3: for everything? Overdo it? It's cloward and pivot crash the system.
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  Speaker 3: So make everything up for a vote and people lose
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  Speaker 3: their ability to even think straight about it, and then
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  Speaker 3: you can swoop in with things like proxy voting. That's
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  Speaker 3: a big part of Charles Dodgson's philosophy. Charles Dodgson is
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  Speaker 3: the promulgator of this liquid democracy plan, all of which
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  Speaker 3: and the first time I read it, I wrot. This
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  Speaker 3: is oh, this is frighteningly crazy stuff. Oh he wrote
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  Speaker 3: Alice in Wonderland too, Well, that makes sense, and we
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  Speaker 3: lampooned to a degree. But every time somebody like Eric
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  Speaker 3: Swalwell comes out and says, I think we should vote
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  Speaker 3: by phone, we do so much other stuff. Yeah, and
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  Speaker 3: it all gets hacked, and it all winds up in
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  Speaker 3: some basement of some cell company in China being sorted through.
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  Speaker 3: I don't you know as bad as it was when
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  Speaker 3: Venezuela's Dominion voting machines were miscounting votes for us that
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  Speaker 3: and they just found hundreds of votes in Arizona. Gee,
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  Speaker 3: no problems with voting in Arizona twenty twenty four, right
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  Speaker 3: that if you put it on everybody's cell phone, Oh
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  Speaker 3: my goodness. And then as part of liquid democracy, this
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  Speaker 3: proxy voting where your vote almost becomes something tradable. It's
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  Speaker 3: like a They call it the not the bitcoins, but
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  Speaker 3: the non fungible tokens, the NFTs. So your ballot becomes
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  Speaker 3: an NFT that you can trade. And part of liquid
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  Speaker 3: democracy would allow the government, if you don't vote, to
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  Speaker 3: vote for you, so that we can be confident in
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  Speaker 3: the one hundred percent voter turnout. I'm not kidding. And
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  Speaker 3: it's languished for one hundred years until somebody said this
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  Speaker 3: is pretty cool, and the only way to protect representative
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  Speaker 3: republicanism is if we all vote secretly in public. It is,
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  Speaker 3: and it sounds discordant, I understand that, but you understand.
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  Speaker 3: The premise is that we want to make sure that
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  Speaker 3: American citizens are voting without coercion of their own free volition,
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  Speaker 3: and so we ask you to come publicly to a
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  Speaker 3: central location and cast your ballot so that officials of
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  Speaker 3: the government are there to either protect you from coercion
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  Speaker 3: or observe any coercion that may be going on that
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  Speaker 3: would be tainting your individual decision regarding the matter at hand. Eddie,
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  Speaker 3: great point, Eddie, So would roaming rates on your cell
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  Speaker 3: phone service count as a poll tax? And then well,
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  Speaker 3: and if I'm pinging off the wrong cell phone tower,
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  Speaker 3: can I still vote in my home district? And what's
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  Speaker 3: to stop me from spoofing a few accounts through VPN
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  Speaker 3: and voting five, six, seven, eight, ten times I mean,
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  Speaker 3: I don't know how much VPN you can do. I
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  Speaker 3: have a very business oriented VPN that doesn't allow me
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  Speaker 3: to well, I guess I could technically manipulate my office
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  Speaker 3: computers to do things that make it look like, well,
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  Speaker 3: Joe is sitting in his office when he did this,
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  Speaker 3: when I was in my bed with my laptop. But
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  Speaker 3: how much VPN can you use to manipulate the votes? Eric?
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  Speaker 3: And one of the things he said, and this brought
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  Speaker 3: back this Fulton County, Georgia story that the trial of
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  Speaker 3: the century, the one that gives rise to the whole
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  Speaker 3: Trump was trying to overturn the twenty twenty election. That
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  Speaker 3: whole case dismissed on Wednesday, right before Thanksgiving, as the
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  Speaker 3: Giblets were just starting to boil. Judge McAfee and Fulton
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  Speaker 3: County dismissed at the request of Fanny Willis's regents, the
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  Speaker 3: Prosecutorial Association of Georgio whatever. They dropped the case. Scandalacus,
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  Speaker 3: the guy who was so popular it was on Time
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  Speaker 3: magazine Everything, picked up the case for Fanny Willis. He
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  Speaker 3: requested the dismissal. They had nothing, but how quickly would
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  Speaker 3: voting by phone get corrupted? If you think the dominion
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  Speaker 3: voting machines are hackable and stackable, what do you think
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  Speaker 3: is happening to your cell phone right now? Never mind
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  Speaker 3: the chips and everything made by Huawei in Beijing. But
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  Speaker 3: of course Eric Swalwell wants this. It's not like he's
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  Speaker 3: going to lose if he's the only Democrat running in California.
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  Speaker 26: terrific weekend. Now, yeah, the NFL had three good games yesterday,
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  Speaker 26: the Joe Burrow returned. Yeah, the chief ste are terrible.
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  Speaker 26: You know, Dallas is making headway. And anyway, it was
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  Speaker 26: just it was a good day yesterday. If you know
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  Speaker 26: and the egg ball at noon Eastern time in Starkville.
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  Speaker 10: The game was coined by the way the egg ball.
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  Speaker 26: He just you know, so it's stuck. It's still the
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  Speaker 26: egg ball. They played with the golden egg today. But anyway,
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  Speaker 26: the writers, the writers are doing all they can because well,
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  Speaker 26: I'm not on the edge of my football couch and
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  Speaker 3: But of course the.
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  Speaker 10: Press, the press conference notes kept coming.
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  Speaker 3: Here they are just because of the m beuty.
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  Speaker 17: I'm just curious when Keith says expects a decision on Saturday,
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  Speaker 3: Like people just curious about that.
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  Speaker 15: Yeah, So I mean you can just keep going, not
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  Speaker 3: So that's three of them.
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  Speaker 26: You had another one, No, I got one about uh yeah,
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  Speaker 26: and then of course he went into it, you know,
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  Speaker 26: went into a player description. So there it is. But
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  Speaker 26: number four Georgia, twenty third ringe Georgia Tech meet at
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  Speaker 26: three thirty Texas A and M and number sixteen Texas
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  Speaker 26: in Austin tonight at seven thirty Texas.
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  Speaker 10: I think it's favored in that game at home or
• 30:59
  Speaker 10: getting just a couple point. I can't remember.
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  Speaker 26: I'll have to look at that. But anyway, so those are,
• 31:04
  Speaker 26: you know, the outstanding. There's a lot more football today,
• 31:06
  Speaker 26: but those were now over the weekend. Of course, some
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  Speaker 26: call it the greatest rivalry in sports, played every year
• 31:12
  Speaker 26: at the end of the season since nineteen thirty five.
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  Speaker 26: You know I'm talking about Ohio State Michigan. Well, Michigan
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  Speaker 26: has won four in a row. The Bucks have been
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  Speaker 26: the Buckeyes have been ranked number two each time over
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  Speaker 26: the last four years. Ryan Day has one win over
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  Speaker 26: Big Blue in his career. That came in twenty nineteen.
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  Speaker 26: So and this is not going to happen. But this
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  Speaker 26: was in the College the game notes for Ohio State.
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  Speaker 26: A loss to Michigan coupled with Purdue and Washington wins
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  Speaker 26: over Indiana and Oregon, respectively, would pit Michigan against Ohio
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  Speaker 26: State in the Big Ten title game. Well, guess what,
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  Speaker 26: that's not good happen, But they wanted to make sure
• 31:51
  Speaker 26: that note was there. Ohio State has not lost a
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  Speaker 26: game nor trailed in the second half of a game
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  Speaker 26: since the Michigan game last year thirteen ten Michigan at
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  Speaker 26: Ohio Stadium. So anyway, worth a look. Of course, Michigan
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  Speaker 3: And no sign stealing now, so yeah, well that's true.
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  Speaker 10: Saron Wore's gotta be he's got to be you know,
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  Speaker 26: So all right, and then of course close to home,
• 32:18
  Speaker 26: the Virginia Virginia Tech game. It takes such you know,
• 32:21
  Speaker 26: it's such a headline.
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  Speaker 1: Now.
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  Speaker 26: The nineteen eighty nine COACC champion squad is the only
• 32:27
  Speaker 26: UVA team to win ten games in a year. The
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• 32:34
  Speaker 26: state member and stop the winning stream, the only Cavilier
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  Speaker 26: contingent to win seven ACC games in the season.
• 32:41
  Speaker 10: So the Cavs are six and one.
• 32:43
  Speaker 26: So anyway, UVA heads into the game nationally ranking ins
• 32:47
  Speaker 26: Tech for the first time since twenty eleven, when it
• 32:51
  Speaker 26: garnered the number twenty four spot in the AP pole. Now,
• 32:53
  Speaker 26: the twenty nineteen Bryce Perkins performance was was legendary. Is
• 32:58
  Speaker 26: this a night for Chandler More? Chandler has been getting,
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  Speaker 26: loves Tony Elliott. He's been on the same page with
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  Speaker 26: him alone and Chandler Morris ready to rock and roll.
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  Speaker 27: He'll leave me alone. He knows, he knows I've played
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  Speaker 27: a lot of snaps. He'll leave me alone, but then
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  Speaker 27: he'll come up to me too, and he'll challenge me.
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  Speaker 27: And that's something I haven't really haven't really been around much,
• 33:23
  Speaker 27: and so I actually told him last week. I was
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  Speaker 27: very appreciative of him on that, just just pushing me
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  Speaker 27: and challenging me each week. So that's something that I've
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  Speaker 27: really really liked about coaching. Fans are jacked up. It's great,
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  Speaker 27: too great to put some stuff on the field for them.
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  Speaker 27: And just knowing, I mean, coming here, I knew they
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  Speaker 10: Yeah, so Saturday's high you probably know this.
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  Speaker 26: Tomorrow's high in your area is what round forty two
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  Speaker 26: degrees or of the upper thirties for the.
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  Speaker 10: Seven o'clock game.
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  Speaker 26: You know, the Tech Virginia games, especially late in the
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  Speaker 26: year and especially when they're played at night, are normally
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  Speaker 26: not the warmest of football.
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  Speaker 1: Uh.
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  Speaker 3: Well, and this is this is classically what happens. I
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  Speaker 3: Tech fans will buy up all the season tickets of
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  Speaker 3: UVA fans that have grown disillusioned with this season. Yeah,
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  Speaker 3: and the fans of the crowd will be like three
• 34:27
  Speaker 3: quarters Virginia Tech fans. And and there's always like that.
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  Speaker 26: Sure this year though, because I hope not, they'll be
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  Speaker 26: really bad, but there will be oh no, no, the
• 34:37
  Speaker 26: contingent will still be there looking for the upset. Of course,
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  Speaker 26: because this makes text year with Phil Montgomery his last game,
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  Speaker 26: so they're a bowl game. I am guessing that James
• 34:49
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  Speaker 10: I'm going to guess he's there.
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  Speaker 3: Can he be on the sideline as a guest? Can
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  Speaker 26: I mean know, and what he wouldn't be on the sideline.
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  Speaker 3: Why is Virginia winning bad for the Atlantic Coast Conference?
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  Speaker 22: Uh?
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  Speaker 10: You know who said that, Rob, Yeah, that's for the
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  Speaker 10: Why why is it? I don't know. Let s m
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  Speaker 26: Times don't they don't have enough to do? I mean
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  Speaker 26: because I think for Tony Elliott. See I root for
• 36:03
  Speaker 26: the Tony Elliotts of the world. Who what what do
• 36:07
  Speaker 26: you think Tony Elliott has gone through.
• 36:08
  Speaker 10: Over the last three or four years?
• 36:09
  Speaker 3: Okay, with the death of the players?
• 36:11
  Speaker 26: Yeah, I mean building a program, you know, you know,
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  Speaker 1: Though?
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  Speaker 3: You know you you don't have to even think about
• 36:22
  Speaker 3: preparing a pregame show for what's the is the championship
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  Speaker 3: but you know, if he If they're in the NCAA
• 36:31
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  Speaker 3: just with the third anniversary of the shooting death of
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  Speaker 10: Yeah, you could make a movie. It's like it would
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  Speaker 10: be close to America on Ice for sure. So the storyline,
• 36:48
  Speaker 10: but the storylines go for the Hokies as well.
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  Speaker 26: If Tech pulls off the upset, It's like, when is
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  Speaker 26: Virginia ever gonna win in this series again?
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  Speaker 10: Jan Tina the last twenty or whatever it is, I'd
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  Speaker 26: But but the storylines Chandler Morris, if he has like
• 37:08
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  Speaker 26: So if they went, you know, if they're in the
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• 37:36
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  Speaker 3: Radio it's on you take on the intelligence community. They
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  Speaker 10: I knew it.
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  Speaker 3: So I said about half an hour ago, just is
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  Speaker 3: seize on this in this controversy of about nothing, uh
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  Speaker 3: James Bond fan. I'm just not. I appreciate the the
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  Speaker 3: I appreciate bringing Blowfeld and Specter back, especially as Americans
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  Speaker 3: started to learn more and more about the World Economic
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  Speaker 3: Forum I do. Anytime you get to see Christoph Waltz
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  Speaker 3: I remember going to see you Never Say Never Again,
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  Speaker 3: Sean Connery's back and Sean Connery and Never Say Never
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  Speaker 3: Again was better than Sean Connery in Goldfinger or Doctor No.
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  Speaker 3: He just he was. He was a better actor. The guy.
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  Speaker 3: Connery is right now, which three of the text messages
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  Speaker 3: Mike and Pete and Sarah all seemed like, you know,
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  Speaker 3: But you know, it's it's just one of those things.
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  Speaker 3: I knew it was going to take over. I knew
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  Speaker 3: I just prefer Daniel Craig as James Bond. But speaking
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  Speaker 3: of the intelligence community, I want to get back into
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  Speaker 3: the story of this this CIA agent that did these
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  Speaker 3: horrific shootings in Washington, d C. But joining us now
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  Speaker 3: former congressman and chair of the House Freedom Concuss. Bob
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  Speaker 3: good Happy Black Friday, Bob. I hope you had a
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  Speaker 3: wonderful Thanksgiving with family. How are you doing, sir, Good morning, Joe.
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  Speaker 17: Great to be with you and had a wonderful Thanksgiving
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  Speaker 17: and have much to be grateful and thankful for and
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  Speaker 17: so a wonderful time with our family. I hope that
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  Speaker 17: you had a great time as well.
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  Speaker 3: Oh I did. It was nine hour marathon of folks,
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  Speaker 3: and I realized that when you're not the traveler, you
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  Speaker 3: don't have as much free time. And as a whole
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  Speaker 3: bunch of stuff that I usually do around Thanksgiving, send
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  Speaker 3: out greeting cards and stuff to friends that I haven't
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  Speaker 3: I didn't have a chance to do because it was
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  Speaker 3: preparing the house for everyone to descend on us. So
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  Speaker 3: we were on the air yesterday morning, which I was
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  Speaker 3: grateful that I had made the decision to do it.
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  Speaker 3: In the wake of this tragic shooting now having claimed
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  Speaker 3: the life of a West Virginia National guardsman, the young lady,
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  Speaker 3: the twenty year old and her partner I guess assaulted
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  Speaker 3: by this Afghan national. There both sides seem like they're
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  Speaker 3: racing to try to make hay out of this, and
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  Speaker 3: the left wing media is out there saying, see, this
• 48:37
  Speaker 3: is what you get when you put soldiers in American cities.
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  Speaker 3: Where do you And is this something that Good for
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  Speaker 3: is it something that we should be looking to make
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  Speaker 3: political waves out of.
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  Speaker 17: Well, I don't know if we're trying to make way
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  Speaker 17: out of it, but we do need to speak the
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  Speaker 17: truths and we do need to identify the source of
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  Speaker 17: the problem, at least in this instance. Anyway, I can
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  Speaker 17: remember four years ago when we voted on whether or
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  Speaker 17: not to allow tens of thousands of unvetted Afghans into
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  Speaker 17: the country special vises for them. Only sixteen of us,
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  Speaker 17: myself and fifteen colleagues in the House voted against allowing
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  Speaker 17: tens of thousands of more Afghanis to come into the
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  Speaker 17: country because I knew, of course that an administration that
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  Speaker 17: was letting in, you know, hundreds of thousands a month
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  Speaker 17: of unvetted individuals coming across our streaming across our border.
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  Speaker 17: They weren't going to care about who was coming from
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  Speaker 17: Afghanistan in the rush. You know, the word in Afghanistan
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  Speaker 17: was you want to get to the US. Get to
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  Speaker 17: the airport. They're flying out all of these people. And
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  Speaker 17: so sixteen of us voted against. It took some criticism
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  Speaker 17: at the time, you remember, I took some f you,
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  Speaker 17: of course, but I took some heat for it, even
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  Speaker 17: from some friends who said, gosh, how can we not
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  Speaker 17: let in these people now after Afghanistan has fallen. But
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  Speaker 17: unfortunately the chickens of Joe Biden increasingly come home to
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  Speaker 17: roost in terms of who is he led in the country,
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  Speaker 17: who the Democrats led into the country. And we need
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  Speaker 17: to speak why it is important for the president to
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  Speaker 17: close the border as he has, why it's important to
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  Speaker 17: restrict immigration from an American first safety and security standpoint,
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  Speaker 17: as well as our economic prosperity and opportunity and those
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  Speaker 17: sorts of things as well. Well.
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  Speaker 3: Also, I think in what we were trying to do
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  Speaker 3: in Afghanistan, you know that open policy. Well, they worked
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  Speaker 3: for us, but you know, did we always work with
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  Speaker 3: savory people. I mean, that's the thing. I mean, it's
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  Speaker 3: based on that. You know, enemy of my enemy is
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  Speaker 3: my friend. But not everyone who was working with us
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  Speaker 3: against the Taliban loved America. They just hated the Taliban more.
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  Speaker 17: And I, as you might recall, I went to Fort
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  Speaker 17: Pickett shortly after they began to bring the Afghanis over
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  Speaker 17: and house some of them in my former congressional district.
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  Speaker 17: And I went there with staff member, former marine who's
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  Speaker 17: on my team, and we met and visited with thousands
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  Speaker 17: of Afghanians who were there in terms of inter passing
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  Speaker 17: through the crowd and so forth. The crowds that were there,
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  Speaker 17: and these were supposed to be the interpreters and the translators,
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  Speaker 17: those who worked for us, and almost none of them
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  Speaker 17: spoke English. They were all, you know, military age males,
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  Speaker 17: and almost none of them spoke English. And so we
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  Speaker 17: were very suspicious again of who we had brought into
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  Speaker 17: our country by the represented by the sample of about
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  Speaker 17: five or six thousand that were at Fort Pickett when
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  Speaker 17: I went to visit it.
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  Speaker 3: Well do you think and this strikes me as interesting.
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  Speaker 3: We know more about this guy, this twenty nine year
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  Speaker 3: old that I remained nameless, not going to give him
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  Speaker 3: any celebrity on my radio show. We know more about
• 51:45
  Speaker 3: him in forty eight hours than we know about the
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  Speaker 3: Crooks kid in Butler, Pennsylvania, you know, months and months
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  Speaker 3: and months later. Why is that?
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  Speaker 17: That's a great question. There was lots of reasons to
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  Speaker 17: question the actions immediately in the aftermath of the Crooks
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  Speaker 17: assassination attemptle on President Trump, and of course the death
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  Speaker 17: that he brought to the competorys turing that was killed.
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  Speaker 17: But you know what they did afterwards was cleaning up
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  Speaker 17: the site.
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  Speaker 16: You know.
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  Speaker 17: Clay Higgins, my friend from Louisiana, did his own investigation,
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  Speaker 17: his own release, because he knew the House Task Force
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  Speaker 17: wasn't going to do adequate job to it, and he
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  Speaker 17: told us more than we learned from the official committee
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  Speaker 17: that was assigned to to investigate this. But it's great,
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  Speaker 17: good reason to question that. I don't have an answer
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  Speaker 17: for you that effect, except for I think the Trump administration,
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  Speaker 17: you know, who obviously was not the administration back when
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  Speaker 17: it took place with the Crooks assassination attempt, but the
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  Speaker 17: Trump administration, you know, wants to get out what place
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