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"Wresting Victory from the Jaws of Defeat?" (Thursday August 21, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Quick amaze your friends here in the first thing today
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by Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 2: Your word said, steal metem.
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Speaker 1: You have a day.
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Speaker 2: At least for work. When the sun comes up, drops
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a kid to scoop. Joey is everything agenda, all the
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chases needs no one that Joe sais smiled.
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Speaker 3: He only as please.
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Speaker 4: Let them be.
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Speaker 5: Joe, hold these truths for me four three, four eight
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eight two four two one seven. So much to get into, obviously,
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the Texas vote on redistricting, my controversial position on under districting,
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and the almost one hundred year old Permanent Reapportionment Act. Uh,
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and I dare I dare anyone else in my industry
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to spend thirty seconds talking about the Permanent Reapportionment Act today?
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And if there's ever going to be a day that
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anyone else that does what I do would ever deign
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to do that, it would it would be today. Got
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California talking about having their vote to redistrict, Texas did
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their vote to redistrict, and why not a little time
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spent on why it's always about reapportioning the deck chairs
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on the Titanic, and we got special guests hanging on
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the line on the twenty twenty five election cycle. So
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we get our first things out of the way, so
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we know what we're talking about here. Texas voted yesterday
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eighty eight to fifty two in their General Assembly and
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their House to pass their new congressional districts. Now it's
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onto the Senate to draw new districts around Houston, Dallas, Austin,
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and the Rio Grande Valley. Meanwhile, California has put in
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a bill that will go to referendum in November calling
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to redriss district their congressional districts to counteract the number
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of Republican seats gained in Texas. Russian Foreign Minister serge
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A Lavrov, doing his best Lee Corso says not so fast,
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my friend, and poured cold water on the idea of
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a Ukraine Russia summit. Lavrov dismissed the likelihood, suggesting that
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when President Putin agreed to such a thing when President
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Trump called him in the middle of a cocktail hour
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with President Zelenski, he only accepted to quote raise the
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level of Russia's representation in the talks. President Trump tweeted overnight,
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Cook must resign now, referring to Lisa Cook, a Biden
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appointee to the Federal Reserve Board, who is Tell me
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if you've heard this one before, accused now of a
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mortgage fraud. Bill Poulti, the head of Fannie May and
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Freddie Mack said that Cook claimed two different addresses as
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primary residence and that's a no no, and declaring that
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the DNI office has become bloated. Tulsey Gabbert has announced
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massive cuts in the intelligence community and creating lead O
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DNI two point zero to provide truth and objective intelligence.
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Those are our first things this morning. Four three, four,
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eight eight, two four to two one seven. Joining us
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now from the campaign trail. We were talking about this yesterday.
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All of a sudden, the polls, and when you get
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likely voter polls, you have a much better look at
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what's going on. Likely voter poll in New Jersey has
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Chatterrelli now hard on the heels of Mickey Cheryl, a
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congress person who they don't even know in her congressional district,
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but because she has a DEM D next to her name,
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she has a six point lead in a poll that
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has a six point margin of error. Same same here
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a Rono College in Virginia says the race between Abigail Spanberger,
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former CIA case officer and current Lieutenant governor wins. Some
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series is down to a margin of error race. Even
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less than the margin of error race are the Attorney
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General and Lieutenant governor races. John Reid, who has worked
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for everyone from Ronald Reagan to George Allen to you
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as a radio listener, is now within the margin of
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error in the lieutenant governor's race. John, Good morning, how
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are you doing, sirr And congratulations on the poll numbers.
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Speaker 6: Well, I was very pleased to see those polls. It's
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where I thought we probably were really tight. You know,
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Gozalah Hashmide, the Democrat is way out.
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Speaker 7: Of line with what normal Virginians think.
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Speaker 6: And I had a hard time believing that anybody even
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knew who she was and when they did a little
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digging would be on board with her.
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Speaker 7: And then with me.
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Speaker 6: He got somebody who's a native Virginian who's pretty mainstream
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and has had to live his life that way in
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the media trying to build an audience, and I think
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I've done a pretty good job of getting around the state.
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I'm actually in Virginia Beach this morning, where I went
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and spoke to the Paternal Order of Police last night
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and picked up their endorsements. So I was pleased by
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that that just happened late last night.
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Speaker 5: And Benevolent Association also endorsed you.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, I think the Democrats displayed a real
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hostility to police in twenty twenty, and they've never quite
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figured out how to get back in the good graces
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of the people who protect the society. I mean, nobody
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is defending bad behavior, but let's be honest.
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Speaker 7: There's very little bad behavior.
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Speaker 6: There are a lot of people who get up every
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morning and have to deal with folks on the worst
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day of their life, and they wind up saving lives.
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And I just think if you're an elected official, you
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need to start with that premise. Yeah, as you deal
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with these issues.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think that's the fair premise for anything in
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a free society. Yeah, there are go to be people
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who violate other people's rights. Punish them justly when that happens.
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But you can't go out there trying to stop these
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things from happening, because that's when you stop liberty from happening.
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Speaker 6: That's part of the problem with the Democrats on a
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number of the issues that we're dealing with At the moment,
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they talk a big game, but then when there's actually
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deception or illegality or violence, they can't follow through on
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being harsh against the people who've actually broken the law.
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You know, like Jason Mires, I got to give that
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guy credit. He's traveling all over to and he's pointing
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out to people that they're fifty three dead Virginians today
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who didn't have to be dead because the Democrats decided
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that they would let lawbreakers out of prison early violent people.
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Speaker 7: Yep. And somebody who stole a cell.
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first thing today, as long.
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Speaker 13: As high you're on the air, what's on your mind?
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currently emanating across amplitude waves over the actual Gunhill Road
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there in the Greenwich area. It's right there in the
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Westchester Connecticut border there on this Thursday morning, visiting with
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John Reid. John, what's the website again? It's John Reid
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Speaker 7: To visit you, John read from Virginia dot com.
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Speaker 6: And I hope you'll follow me on Facebook everywhere I'm going.
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Speaker 7: I'm documenting where.
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Speaker 6: I'm going and showing the intense work that actually goes
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into these campaigns. I'm on Instagram too, and of course
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on X And I've promised when I started running that
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I would work harder than anybody who's ever run for
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statewide office, and I hope I'm living up to that.
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If you're not willing to put in the work to
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get the job, then you're I'm pretty confident you're not
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going to work in the job. And I want people
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to gain confidence that I am serious about trying to
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save my home stay Virginia.
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Speaker 5: So as soon as the polls came out that showed
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the race was within the margin of error, immediately, and
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I mean within hours, there was a story regurgitating all
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the old CACA from six months ago about acrimony within
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the Republican Party over you, over the Lieutenant Governor Win,
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some seers that you know, oh she doesn't like and
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didn't want him, and all this other and all of
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this stuff that had been argued and litigated six months ago.
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They had to turn into a piece at axios dot
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com just to do a hit piece because all of
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a sudden, it's like, oh, they may win, Oh crap,
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bet you know, and you had just been at an
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event with Win some earl Sears, and you guys posted
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live video from it. Mike how I guess they expect
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their followers to just live in an isolation tent and
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not look at everyone involved in a race because they
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the reality wouldn't seem to match up with their narrative.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm telling everyone stay focused on November. Look, there
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are conflicts in campaigns. Not everybody agrees with everybody. You're
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not getting married to a candidate. I'm not getting married
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to win. Some Winso's not getting married to me. None
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of us are marrying Jason. We're trying to find people
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who will lead the right direction, who are grounded in
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conservative principles, and in that you have a solid team win.
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Speaker 7: Some will be great.
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Speaker 6: Jason has already proven and his role as Attorney General.
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He knows what he's doing and he'll, you know, he'll
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be responsible. I want to be that reasonable, responsible, fair
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voice as Lieutenant governor. I think I've got a lifetime
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of service that proves that. And I think anybody who's
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looking at the Republican team can feel confident that we're
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going to extend the four years of good, decent, responsible
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decision making that Glenn Youngkin has led and kind of
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stopped the social justice warrior drama that the Democrats just
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can't let go of. And you know, Virginia Democrats, we
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used to bicker around the edges of things. But now
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they have purged all the reasonable people from the party.
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I mean, they really have gone with the leftist mantra
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that has ruined California, and you know makes living in
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New York and New Jersey pretty That's why so many
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people have moved to Virginia from those places. Sure, and
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we've got to make sure that they don't take over
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and do the same thing to Virginia that they did
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to mess.
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Speaker 7: Up their home states.
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Speaker 5: John Reid is on with this morning for Lieutenant governor
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here in our flagship state of Virginia. But obviously these
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bell weather races, the governors race in New Jersey and
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Virginia statewide offices will be reported on by CNN and MS.
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Now is what they're calling themselves and all these networks
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as a bell weather to the midterms in twenty twenty six.
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Is that fair? You've done this from my side of
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the microphone. Is it fair to characterize these as a
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bell weather or a jumping off point, or even even
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just the minute indicator of what the midterms could be.
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Speaker 6: Well, they're not standalone, Let's let's be honest. I mean,
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they do indicate the opinions of the voters following the
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presidential election.
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Speaker 7: I don't know that it is a.
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Speaker 6: Validation or a discredit vote against whoever's at the White House,
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but I think it's the general consensus, and that's why
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we're working so hard to, you know, get out and
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remind people. You can go with the Democrats who want
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to raise your taxes. You can go with the Democrats
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who say that boys should be competing against girls, that
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your wife, your mother, your daughter should be in a
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locker room and a man with an erect penist can
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walk in and no one's allowed to say anything about it.
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I find that to be crazy and insane, and I'm
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going to say so, and I'm sorry if it hurts
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people's feelings. I think when people start to say, wow,
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look at the difference between the attitudes of the two
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parties and who is reasonable, who is responsible, who wants
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to be fair, and who is kind of radical, they're
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going to pick the Republicans. And that, you know, that's
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not just in Virginia, that is nationwide.
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Speaker 5: So when does the first Trump rally here in Virginia?
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Speaker 6: I am to put the spot who knows what the
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plan is here? I'm looking forward to, you know, continuing
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to be all over the state. I'll be I'm in
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Virginia Beach this morning. I was here last night. I'll
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be in Richmond and a little bit.
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Speaker 5: Hey are they already? Are they okay down there for
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the riptides and everything. I know Aaron isn't going to
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per se hit landfall, but they're bracing for some pretty
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wide storm surge and that kind of thing. Are they
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all cool for it? Down there?
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Speaker 7: Everyone seemed prepared. Yes, there.
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Speaker 6: It was some rain last night that seemed pretty intense.
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And when I got off the pune with you and
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to go out, you know, pack up the car to
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start heading to Richmond, I buy an inlet where a
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bunch of boats had been docks. I'm hoping everything is
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okay this morning. I don't think that they were. They
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were bracing for something horrible, and I don't think it's
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going to be that bad. But you never you never
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turn your back to the sea, is what my dad
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used to sound.
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Speaker 5: A good point, absolutely perfect point, John Reid, Good to
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catch up with you, my friend. Do you keep on
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keeping on? And where do people follow you on social media?
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You've got so much stuff on there.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, John Reid for Lieutenant Governor on Facebook, and then
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of course the website can take you to all the
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social media.
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Speaker 7: John Reid for Virginia dot Com.
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Speaker 6: And if anyone is looking to invest in a race,
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that's gonna be tight, that's gonna be tough. I mean,
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I'm expecting the Democrats to come full bore and try
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to mess things up and be really nasty. I could
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sure use the financial backup to fight. John Reid for
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Virginia dot Com.
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Speaker 5: Well, I see that your opponent has like three million dollars.
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I mean, I remember a day when three million dollars
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was what the governor's race got. And then it's just
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it's gotten nutty, John, It's it's been crazy.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's bad, especially for someone like me who's not
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independently wealthy. I mean, everybody says they want a normal
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person who isn't bought and sold and paid for by
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by sponsors or than just.
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Speaker 7: A fat cat, and that's me.
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Speaker 6: You've You've got somebody who's really kind of down to earth,
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who's worked every day of his adult life to try
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to just make ends meet. And I think I'm a
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pretty pretty responsible person. But it's hard to compete when
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the cnical special interests really are pumping money into the Democrats,
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and I'm outgunned. No one is out going to outwork me.
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I promise you that, but I am outgunned with money
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and I need some help.
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Speaker 5: Well, I appreciate it, John Reid, you have a great morning,
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my friend. Thanks for catching us up.
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Speaker 7: You're great. Thank you for having me four three four.
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Speaker 5: Eight eight two four two one seven. You know, and
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I'm not necessarily one who says that these you know
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are bell Weathers. But one of the interesting aspects is
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the fact that the National Press Corps has not encamped
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scribble down there from the night's travails, I knew it
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wasn't going to be long Mac before some kid is
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get the walk off and it's it's getting to be
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that weekend, you know, championship weekend and international that will
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play for the title on Sunday for the overall title.
28:59
But this will be one of the last weekends at
29:01
least until the Ryder Cup that we'll be talking golf,
29:03
and so a couple of things to the table.
29:05
Speaker 8: The Tour Championship starts today.
29:07
Speaker 30: It's not the staggered two shot lead, you know for
29:09
Scotty when they try to figure out a system. If
29:11
you lead the FedEx points all year, do you understand
29:14
you know.
29:15
Speaker 8: Where you are.
29:15
Speaker 30: But Brian Rolap is the PGA Tour CEO and used
29:20
to work in the NFL office, and he stepped up
29:22
yesterday and told the media it says we're gonna go
29:24
through a chain.
29:25
Speaker 8: We're we're gonna make the PGA Tour very very special.
29:29
Speaker 30: Of course, the public investment fund with the Saudi Arabia,
29:31
you know people are they have they talked to him.
29:34
Speaker 8: Yet there was a talk of the merger a year.
29:36
Speaker 30: Ago, or are we gonna put this you know, little
29:38
AFLs just a lot of time, and Rolllap said yesterday
29:43
he goes, I've been three weeks on the job trying
29:45
to construct the best model of the PGA Tour, I
29:47
can He goes, we we are not even close. We
29:51
haven't even talked. He goes, I'm working with a blank
29:53
sheet of paper anyway. So Tiger Woods is going to
29:57
chair this committee that Rolllapp talked about. He said, our
30:00
all the significant change, and then Woods added in a
30:02
social media post he said, look, this is about shaping
30:05
the new era of the PGA Tour basically better fan engagement.
30:10
They want better players at more events, playing for more money.
30:14
Speaker 8: That's that's really the bottom line.
30:16
Speaker 30: So yesterday, of course during press conference day, as we
30:19
get ready to tee it up today at eleven o'clock
30:21
at east Lake, justin Thomas is a good friend, lives
30:25
down in you know, Boca Palm Springs.
30:26
Speaker 8: Area with Tiger.
30:28
Speaker 30: They always eat Tiger's restaurant and they're very very good friends.
30:31
So a great story coming from JT in twenty twenty
30:36
when he made the tour championship at east Lake in
30:39
Atlanta and Tiger did not. But Tiger always won ups
30:43
his you know, he's too competitive.
30:47
Speaker 31: Walking down eighteen and he was during a practice facetiming
30:51
Tiger and just remind because he wasn't here he didn't qualify,
30:53
and just showing him how the course was and how
30:56
great it was, and then he acted like his phone
30:58
cut out, and then he called me at like two
31:00
minutes later with the green.
31:01
Speaker 8: Jack and on.
31:02
Speaker 31: I remember that very very very vividly, just a typical
31:07
conversation of thinking, I am having some kind of upper
31:11
edge and I get shut down and put in my
31:13
place pretty quickly self. There there's a lot of golf
31:16
things here and there.
31:17
Speaker 8: Yeah, so good, you know, just it just shows.
31:20
Speaker 30: There's a there's a viral video of Tiger with this
31:23
group of guys and this guy was a really big
31:25
hitter and and and Tiger said, I'll tell you what
31:28
he goes up, we'll play for fifty in the long
31:31
drive competition. And this guy said, yeah, okay, it's Tiger
31:34
Woods with the heck right. So he just he smashes
31:37
it down a fair way. What does Tiger do? He
31:39
gets on his.
31:40
Speaker 5: Knees, no, yes, gets on his knees and hits and
31:46
just blows it by him.
31:47
Speaker 8: That's that's Tiger Woods. But the influence of Tiger is
31:49
still I'm going to read you.
31:51
Speaker 30: I want to read you just one stat there's several
31:53
because now, for like months, Scotty Scheffler is being compared
31:57
to Tiger and and Scott Scotty scheff Or hates the comparison,
32:01
hates to even be compared to other players. Doesn't want
32:04
to talk about, you know, the Tiger Woods comparison. But
32:07
there was a list the other day that I came across,
32:09
and I saved this.
32:10
Speaker 8: I've saved this for a couple of weeks.
32:12
Speaker 30: In twenty two, twenty three, okay, when Scheffler was really
32:15
starting to you know, come onto the scene, his adjustede
32:18
scoring average was sixty eight points sixty three. That was
32:21
seventh best, seventh best all time on tour. Wow, Tiger
32:26
owns one through six, the best of time. Okay, I
32:30
mean you can go on and on and on about
32:32
how many Tiger had forty one euro wins, third best.
32:36
Speaker 8: He never played full.
32:37
Speaker 30: Time on the tour. You know, it's just you can
32:40
go on and on. Tiger's just well. Anyway, Scotty got
32:43
paired with Tiger in a tournament. They and he said,
32:45
they were hovering around twentieth place together and all of
32:48
a sudden, Scheffler saw Tiger grind.
32:51
Speaker 8: And what it was like to compete. It changed his world.
32:54
Speaker 17: Holy smokes that we got to the second hole and
32:56
he had this chip shot and he looked at it.
32:57
Speaker 7: Like it was an up and down to win the tournament.
33:00
Speaker 17: And I'm like, this is incredible. I've never seen anything
33:02
like this before in my life. And so I think
33:05
he completely transcended the game of golf. And I think
33:07
when it comes to me, I don't even like comparisons
33:10
to other players because I think when we come out here,
33:12
I'm doing the best that I can to be the
33:13
best version of myself. I don't think about legacy, I
33:16
don't think about the past. I try to get the
33:18
most out of myself each week. And I just don't
33:22
love I don't really love the comparisons at all.
33:24
Speaker 8: Yeah, Scotty Scheffler.
33:25
Speaker 30: So, over the last sixty years, there are three instances
33:30
of a player winning five or more tour starts in
33:34
a row. Okay, Tiger has three of them, seven, six
33:39
and five. Between four and a wait, the numbers are
33:44
discret I love these numbers.
33:45
Speaker 8: Between four and.
33:47
Speaker 30: Eight, Tiger had one thousand, four hundred and sixty six
33:52
putts from three feet. Okay, he had close to fifteen
33:57
hundred putts from three feet four years.
34:01
Speaker 8: He missed three of them.
34:04
Speaker 5: So what I want to know is who who has
34:06
to sit in the dark to do Yeah, this guy
34:10
excel spreadsheet open and yeah you know.
34:14
Speaker 30: This that you know, the stats, the people that you know,
34:17
all that stuff, you know, coming of age. But anyway,
34:21
the influence and when this roll app guy roll App
34:24
is very very determined to I mean, they're gonna take
34:27
a long look at the public Investment Fund and how
34:29
that's gonna And of course then the other rumor now
34:32
is the Bryson Deschambau who has been selected for the
34:35
Ryder Cup team in the third week in September.
34:37
Speaker 8: Uh, they're talking.
34:38
Speaker 30: He's discussing leaving the Live Tour and getting back on
34:42
the PGA Tour full time.
34:44
Speaker 8: Yeah, take your money. He got your money there. There's
34:46
probably some money he had to get it. He has
34:48
to get back if he leaves.
34:50
Speaker 30: I'm not so sure he's ready, you know, to do that,
34:52
because those guys are you know, it's a it's a
34:54
weekly member guest.
34:55
Speaker 8: They play three rounds, they play in shorts, they got
34:58
music on the tea. It's just a party. You know,
35:00
it's not really you know.
35:02
Speaker 30: If you if you're one of the if you're one
35:04
of the old gentlemen who loved the game of golf
35:07
and you understand how this game is supposed to be played.
35:10
Speaker 8: There was a story this week. So McElroy wins the
35:13
Masters in April. Okay, I love those a little too
35:16
of it. So he tells the story on the air
35:18
by wearing a green jacket.
35:19
Speaker 30: And you have to you have to call the Masters,
35:22
and you have to you have to get permission, Like
35:24
I'm going to a golf committee, big time meeting.
35:28
Speaker 8: Whatever, can I wear my green jacket there? You have
35:30
to call.
35:30
Speaker 5: It's not your green jacket. So when Tiger, it's your.
35:33
Speaker 8: Green jacket, but it's not your green jacket.
35:35
Speaker 30: But when after Rory won, okay, he gets done with
35:39
all the media, he gets done with all the photos.
35:42
Speaker 8: Okay, gets just done with everything.
35:44
Speaker 30: He walks into the pro shop that stayed open at
35:46
the Augusta National Clubhouse. And if you've ever been it's
35:49
it's it's fabulous. I can't even tell you I've been
35:52
there a couple of times. It's fabulous. Okay, of a
35:56
tumbler glass is like sixty dollars. I mean, you know,
36:00
it's just the hats or seventy it should be I
36:02
guess you know that's anyway, he walked in. He bought
36:06
eleven hundred Master's flags. He said, how many flags do
36:11
you have in your inventory? They said, oh, we probably
36:13
got about eleven hundred. Rory bought all of them.
36:17
Speaker 8: So we could say, you know.
36:18
Speaker 30: Different people different you know, he wants to sign of
36:20
where sponsors or signing.
36:22
Speaker 8: For you know, for whatever.
36:23
Speaker 5: You can't send the jacket out if you can't wear
36:25
the jacket all the time. That's so I have a
36:27
message for Scotty Scheffler if you can get into Justin
36:30
Thomas no relation by the way, you know, through your
36:33
connections in the golf world. Can you get this message
36:36
to Scottie Scheffler for me?
36:37
Speaker 25: Sure?
36:38
Speaker 8: Sure.
36:39
Speaker 5: I'm gonna pause because I think half of you know
36:42
where there I'm going with this. Stay out of Denny's
36:49
just saying yeah, I'm just saying, wasn't wasn't wasn't Tiger's
36:53
future enough Perkins right, stay out of Perkins.
36:58
Speaker 8: With TMZ, that's a great story.
37:00
Speaker 30: The TMZ parking lot and UH and how they cut
37:04
the deal with Tiger's agent on if he would appear
37:07
on the cover of Men's Health that they will not
37:09
publish the photos that.
37:10
Speaker 8: They have, and his agent did a masterful.
37:13
Speaker 30: It was like one of the great agent moves of
37:15
all time because they had Tiger dead rights but Parking.
37:19
Speaker 5: Lot, well, yeah, that's evidence, but you know that's the thing.
37:23
Speaker 30: And TMZ was going to run with the photos and
37:25
he says, look, and so Tiger ended up appearing in
37:29
a big expos a on his workout routine and on
37:31
the cover of Men's Health.
37:33
Speaker 8: So that's how they that's how they cut that.
37:35
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37:38
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37:40
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37:43
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37:46
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Speaker 13: I've got to go, and there she went.
45:56
Speaker 5: Now, some would argue in law enforcement that hanging up
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the phone is not sufficient to stop her from having
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committed the felony of being involved in a fundraising call.
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From the government office using your governor. You know, if
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Donald Trump had done that, if Donald Trump held a
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million dollar a plate fundraiser at the White House, you
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think we'd have some people salty about it. They're telling
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me it's a felony. You're the member of the House.
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You heard some of her rhetoric about, oh, they're cracking
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and packing these districts, and understand that the original the
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original document. More emails coming in on the Permanent Reapportionment Act.
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Marie listening to Kfar and Fairbanks, said please keep talking
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about this. You're right, I don't expect to hear anyone
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else in radio. Okay, Marie, you email them all the
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other hosts son Kfar, email them about the Permanent Reapportionment Act.
47:04
Ask them to talk about the racist underpinnings of that,
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because then the Voting Rights Act comes in and they're
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claiming that drawing compact and contiguous districts violates the Voting
47:19
Rights Act. The Voting Rights Act picks up the racist
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black community devastating portions of the Permanent Reapportionment Act and says, Okay,
47:31
we'll have these minority majority districts, so we'll have one
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district that's all the black people in this one district,
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and then all the other districts can be Caucasians. Is
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that the way you want it? Or do you want
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the black community spread out amongst all the communities, all
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the districts as they would be if we had constitutional
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level apportionment of these congressional seats. See the setup. It's
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never what the is is? Bill Clinton thought as well,
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It all depends on what your definition is. Is the
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original sin is this Permanent Reapportionment Act which was drawn
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by the Dixiecrats to keep people like Representative Collier from
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even being able to get a representative, never mind become one.
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I mean her presence in the Texas General Assembly is
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proof that they failed anyway. But it's created these scenarios
48:37
where you have districts like here in Virginia around Richmond
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that are going to be and they're by design to
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be majority minority districts. I mean, that's just the way
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it is. Four three four eight eight two four two
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one seven text message, email, get reaction on this as well.
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Coming up, Joann Butler, Life Minute TV, Lifeminute dot TV
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is on with this. Dorms move in here in our
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flagship area I was looking at Corvalis or Oregon State
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doesn't come in until the twenty fourth, But what are
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some of the neat things going on in the move
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in in the dorm room space joint?
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Speaker 35: Well, another place I'm loving. It's called love Sack.
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Speaker 22: Now.
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Speaker 35: They make really high quality furniture, and this stuff you
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are going to want to keep. You know, this stuff
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is designed for life, built to last a lifetime. Take
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perfect things that are like small enough to fit, Like
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I'm in this amazing, super comfy seat if you will.
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I don't want to call it a bean bag because
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it's not made of beans. It's made of this amazing
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foam and it's like the most comfortable thing you've ever
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said on It's three by three. I wish you could
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see it. Super comfy, perfect for a dorm room, but
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just small enough to fit, and it feels like you're
50:02
sitting on a cloud. And it's just great to study
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from or read or relax in between classes. And it
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comes with a little sidekick called the squat Man. It's
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perfect to put your feet up or put like use
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it as a little coffee tables. So adorable and made
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of all these fun one hundred and fifty changeable covers
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so you can change up all the like different fabrics
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and some are soft and furry. They're just amazing. And this,
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yeah you would want to take with you long after college.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and I.
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Speaker 5: Like the name squat Man. I love sack and yeah
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very good.
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Speaker 35: Yeah, it's so cute. They also make these amazing footsack
50:46
blankets that are perfect for those cozy late night study sessions.
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They have these like pumfy pockets for your feet. More
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than twenty different fabrics, really super soft. Some are even
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heated and they look cute at the foot of the bed.
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Speaker 5: What's that?
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Speaker 22: Well?
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Speaker 35: This, you know, A new school season calls for leveling
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up your beauty routine. Because of machines, your skin changes too,
51:15
so something good for your little beauty kit. Milk makeup
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definitely make in the on roll when it comes to beauty.
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They're all the buzz on social media. They have this
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hydro Grip twelve hour hydrating skin tin. It's a first
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of its kind. All the ladies are going crazy for it.
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It's like this weightless gelbas You put it on before
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you put your makeup on, or you can't even wear
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it alone. It just leaves your skin like natural and
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dewey looking, which is what it's all about. And it's
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made with like hyaluronic acid and niacinemon and all this
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good stuff to like visibly boost moisture and make your
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skin look really soft and smooth makeup on for twelve hours.
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So everybody's buzzing about this. When it comes to back
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to school. You can get it for thirty eight bucks
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at Ulta.
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Speaker 5: So it's milk, but it's not made with milk. I mean,
52:05
I've heard of people, you know, doing milk baths and
52:08
things like that, but this.
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Speaker 35: Is just the name not and you can't drink it,
52:12
even though you might want to. H Yeah, milk makeup.
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Speaker 5: Very cool, very good stuff. Well yeah, because you know,
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in a lot of these kids, this is their first
52:22
time out of the nest, so they've got to be
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able to start putting themselves together.
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Speaker 35: Right, Yes, that's right, that's right.
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Speaker 5: Well, thank you, Joeann. I appreciate the dorm room tour
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and hopefully people are you know, thinking about this stuff
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because it can be it can be pricey if you
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wind up just going to the student bookstore to pay
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for some of this stuff.
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Speaker 35: Well, that's for sure.
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Speaker 7: For sure, Well you.
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