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Wicked Radio 7-14: Live Aid At 40!, Trump's Pissed, & The Autopen Scandal Grows · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: What are weekends one of those weekends where it seemed
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Speaker 1: like nothing was going on Newswiz of course your personal life.
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Speaker 1: I hope you had all kinds of good stuff going on,
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Speaker 1: but Newswise seemed like nothing was going on, and everything
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Speaker 1: was going on all at once. And the only time
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Speaker 1: this ever happens is when we have one big, huge, massive, controversial,
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Speaker 1: gross story that dominates the headlines, because then you get
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Speaker 1: all the splinter stories coming off of it. And yes,
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about the whole Epstein mess and you can't
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Speaker 1: avoid it. But you know, this thought came to me
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Speaker 1: yesterday while fishing. Most people like to chill out while fishing,
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Speaker 1: my mind doesn't stop turning. I know it's a problem.
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Speaker 1: I'm an idiot. But a couple of big takeaways for
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Speaker 1: this whole thing, and both of them I think are good.
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Speaker 1: I honestly really think. Who knows where this is going?
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Speaker 1: We really don't know, But I think there's a couple
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Speaker 1: of good takeaways for all of us, the normal people.
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Speaker 1: But aside from that, everybody's made. Everybody's mad demating answers
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Speaker 1: of the administration. Trump himself apparently is pissed off, and
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Speaker 1: people for asking questions I don't know. We'll get it
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Speaker 1: to that whole thing, but the takeaways might change the
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Speaker 1: way you look at this thing. I don't know. We'll see.
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Speaker 1: Also this the auto pen has reared its ugly head again,
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Speaker 1: not like it happened again, but now they're talking about it.
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Speaker 1: Who is talking about this is the story because there's
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Speaker 1: a big story about who was actually signing all those
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Speaker 1: pardons or what in the Biden administration. We'll talk about
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Speaker 1: that as well. A couple of big anniversaries to talk
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Speaker 1: about as well, though, including going back to Trump for
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Speaker 1: a second. Butler, Pennsylvania a year ago, yesterday, a year ago.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes I think about that scene and then I'm like,
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Speaker 1: think about what kind of world will we be living
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Speaker 1: in right now? And then I snap out of this nightmare.
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Speaker 1: If things hadn't turned out differently, and the fun side
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Speaker 1: of things, there was another big anniversary that happened on Sunday,
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Speaker 1: Live Aid, the Big benefit for Ethiopian famine relief Live
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Speaker 1: Aid and turned forty. That's right, that's right, my fellow
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Speaker 1: gen xers. We're a fit sually old, but that's all right.
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Speaker 1: It's all a good thing. Let's get to it. Thanks
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Speaker 1: for finding me. In the Wicked Radio live stream all
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Speaker 1: part of Wicked Wizard with Bill Adams on the socials
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Speaker 1: and the audio podcast and all that good stuff. Thanks
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Speaker 1: for the follows too, and put your notifications on. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's get to it first and foremost, let's get to
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Speaker 1: the Let's get the anniversaries first. On Sunday a year ago,
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Speaker 1: and sometimes I like I don't usually like to delve
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Speaker 1: into the memories of like that year ago Sunday, one
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Speaker 1: of those one of those events like the Challenger disaster,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of these events where you look back
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Speaker 1: and you say, I was I was at this place
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Speaker 1: when it happened, or when I heard the news. You know,
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Speaker 1: a lot of those are tragic events, and this was
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Speaker 1: one and could have been a lot worse. Even everybody
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Speaker 1: has a story about where you were a year ago
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Speaker 1: when you heard about the Butler Pennsylvania assassination attempt on
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Speaker 1: President Trump's life. He certainly remembers. This is what he
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Speaker 1: said about it yesterday. A lot of this audio today
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Speaker 1: from Trump is loud. Sorry, he was outside of Marine
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Speaker 1: one going to other events. He was going to that
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Speaker 1: World Cup thing. But this is this is his recollection
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Speaker 1: of it, and this is how his mindset works around
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Speaker 1: this event. God was protecting me, maybe because God wanted
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Speaker 1: to see our country you're better, won't do really well,
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Speaker 1: make America great again. But God was protecting me, Brian,
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you it's the more you think about it,
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Speaker 1: the more you see it. But no, I just I
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Speaker 1: don't like to think about it much. Yeah, I have
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Speaker 1: a job to do, so I don't like to think
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Speaker 1: about it much. I would look at it the same
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Speaker 1: way I think if I ever survived to scare that close,
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Speaker 1: and hopefully I don't have to, well, I mean, if
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Speaker 1: it comes to it, hopefully I do some day, but
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Speaker 1: I would I would look at it the same way.
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Speaker 1: How else can you? How else can you explain that?
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Speaker 1: Not to delve into it again, but we're millimeters away
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Speaker 1: from a completely different world. If you would survive that,
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Speaker 1: wouldn't you say the same thing. God was protecting me.
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Speaker 1: God was you know, your favorite President Trump? As a
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Speaker 1: you know, more eotistical way to say that, But wouldn't
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Speaker 1: you say it the same way one year ago? Though?
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Speaker 1: And man, what a different world it would be. Well
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Speaker 1: we're into this world now. It was a head line
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Speaker 1: this morning, the Epstein Mess won't go away because guess
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Speaker 1: who wants to talk now? But question how she was
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Speaker 1: able to get through and get some media on this?
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Speaker 1: Gee Lane Maxwell, who's any maximum security prison right now?
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Speaker 1: Another twisted angle of the whole Epstein mess. So here
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Speaker 1: you have the pimp Geelane Maxwell uh in for Epstein Island,
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Speaker 1: and god knows what else. Yet none of the Johns
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Speaker 1: ever got arrested. That was our first question right a
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Speaker 1: couple of years ago. Why she's well, she's in jail.
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Speaker 1: What are well now? Apparently she's gotten through to the media.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how a prisoner gets that kind of press,
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Speaker 1: but she doesn't. She says, I'd be more than willing
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Speaker 1: to go to before Congress and I would talk and
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Speaker 1: I would tell everything I know. Well that happened. I
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Speaker 1: really really doubt it. And are we gonna get to
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Speaker 1: get any answers on this? I really really doubt it.
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Speaker 1: But people are still asking questions, normal people like you
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Speaker 1: and me and everybody else. And I think that's a
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Speaker 1: good thing. And that's why I think this is not
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Speaker 1: going away. There's a couple of different takeaways on this. Again.
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Speaker 1: I thought of this in my downtime yesterday. Bass fishing
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Speaker 1: when you're supposed to be not thinking about anything. But
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Speaker 1: this is running through my head, for all of us,
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Speaker 1: for the normal people, right, not the politicians, not the
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Speaker 1: people in the media, god knows, not the people involved
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Speaker 1: in this whole mess. Normal people now that this scandal
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Speaker 1: is not going away. That's the first good thing. Keep
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Speaker 1: asking questions. That's a good thing. We talked about that
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Speaker 1: last week on the live stream. Here's the second. Here's
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Speaker 1: the first difference, right, You know that whole narrative, and
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Speaker 1: people would always try to tell you if you're a
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Speaker 1: Trump supporter, and I'm sure you've heard it a ton.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you've heard it at family gatherings or at
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Speaker 1: work or whatever, Oh you just that Trump mega is
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Speaker 1: a you're in a cult. You just do anything he
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Speaker 1: says and you never push back. There goes that narrative
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Speaker 1: that's gone forever, because look at the pushback that's happening now, right,
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Speaker 1: all of it. In fact, there are headlines. There was
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Speaker 1: a headline in the Daily Mail from the UK Mega
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Speaker 1: meltdown pushing back against President Trump. So the next time
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Speaker 1: somebody says, oh, you just believe you take anything he
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Speaker 1: tells you to do, just point to this and say
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Speaker 1: I was upset about the Epstein thing, and so is
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Speaker 1: everybody else, so not really burnt. There goes that narrative,
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Speaker 1: and how many of those have been killed off in
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Speaker 1: the past year gone. You don't have to worry about
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Speaker 1: that anymore. But here's the other thing. Despite the fact
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Speaker 1: that the president's pretty pissed off apparently, and all of
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Speaker 1: us asking questions, good, I say, good, that's okay. You
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Speaker 1: need to push back every once in a while, because
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Speaker 1: if you realize we're overlooking something I think about this
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Speaker 1: whole thing. You realize if this is the first real,
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Speaker 1: nationally conscious topic we're all talking about at once, about
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Speaker 1: what used to be called the conspiracy theory, and you're thinking,
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Speaker 1: that's not true. I've been talking about the Epstein thing
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Speaker 1: for years now and all these other so called conspiracy theories. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 1: me too. But here's how we usually talk about him,
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Speaker 1: or I did anyway, family gatherings, maybe at a bar
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Speaker 1: with a buddy, text conversations. Everybody's got their own theories.
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Speaker 1: Those were all individual, little conversations we'd all have at once.
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Speaker 1: This thing, you could call it trending if you want,
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Speaker 1: but everybody's opinion and discussion about the Epstein thing all
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Speaker 1: coming at once, one national conversation at the same time,
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Speaker 1: and this is the first time, truly. It doesn't seem
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Speaker 1: like it. This is the first time truly, maybe because
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Speaker 1: of social media digital media, that this is all happening
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Speaker 1: at once, and we're overlooking this part and how good
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Speaker 1: that is. So we're gonna get any real answers on
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Speaker 1: this Epstein mess Probably not. Doesn't look that way, It
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Speaker 1: really doesn't. Probably not. In fact, my working theory is
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Speaker 1: anything we wanted to find out has been destroyed long ago.
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Speaker 1: That's my theory going into this. And you're probably the
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Speaker 1: questions are gonna linger on and on and on. I
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Speaker 1: get it. Don't forget about this part. Here's the good thing.
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Speaker 1: We're all talking about it at once, and you could
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Speaker 1: do this now because we're all inter connected. This isn't
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Speaker 1: even like five years ago, certainly not ten years ago.
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Speaker 1: It's harder to bury conversations about stuff like this now.
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Speaker 1: They're burying it, make no mistake, but not as fast
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Speaker 1: as they used to. So even on this topic, if
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Speaker 1: you never get the answers you want, you never get
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Speaker 1: the transparency you want on the Epstein disgusting mess. If
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Speaker 1: you keep asking questions like this and these topics become
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Speaker 1: part of a national conversation, Transparency's coming, maybe not on
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Speaker 1: this topic, but some others that are coming in the future.
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Speaker 1: They will if you keep pressing and keep asking questions.
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Speaker 1: And this is why it's so important that free speech
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Speaker 1: is here, especially in social media. This is why it's
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Speaker 1: so important. Even if you're mad at Elon that he
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Speaker 1: bought Twitter and turned it into X, that's why this
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Speaker 1: national conversation is so important. Yeah, I get it. It's frustrating.
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Speaker 1: People are upset. It's not the transparency we all wanted
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Speaker 1: and expected, and we're told what's coming during the campaign, right, well,
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Speaker 1: we all wanted that. I get that. But you keep
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Speaker 1: this conversation going, transparency will come. You're not gonna be
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Speaker 1: able to deny it anymore. It's harder and harder to
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Speaker 1: hide stuff or remember all these crimes happened before we
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Speaker 1: had this national conversation in social media escaping in mind.
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Speaker 1: That's a good thing. And that narrative that you're in
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Speaker 1: a cult if you support Trump, yeah, that doesn't hold
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Speaker 1: any water anymore, that's for sure. All right, Let's get
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Speaker 1: to it though, because I said it before the public
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Speaker 1: is mad because we want answers. This was, uh, this
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Speaker 1: was quite the move. This went from Trump saying, I
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Speaker 1: hear I would, I'm gonna get some answers for you.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna do that. Oh no, he took the opposite approach,
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Speaker 1: which was very interesting. He said. Basically, Trump was saying,
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Speaker 1: I support my team. What the hell are you asking
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Speaker 1: questions for in Epstein? And shut the hell up? Am
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Speaker 1: I far off? I mean, that's exactly what he was
9:52
Speaker 1: saying Trump. This was an STFU from Trump over the weekend.
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Speaker 1: It was like it or not. It was let's go
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Speaker 1: so that I have it right, and I'm not going
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Speaker 1: to read the whole thing, but still, let's go to
10:03
Speaker 1: It came on truth social of course, he's been very
10:06
Speaker 1: active on truth these days. And the opening line should
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Speaker 1: have told you exactly how this is going to go.
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Speaker 1: What's going on with my boys and in some cases girls?
10:14
Speaker 1: All right, right there, you gotta think, all right, he's
10:17
Speaker 1: going to the loyalty thing again. They going after Attorney
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Speaker 1: General Pam Bondi, who's doing a fantastic job. We're all
10:23
Speaker 1: one team, mega, I have a perfect administration. Talk of
10:26
Speaker 1: the world, blah, blah blah, and you know they have ended.
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Speaker 1: So basically, this was Trump saying, shut up, I got this.
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Speaker 1: And I think this is the first time we're seeing
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Speaker 1: where Trump is a little bit out of touch with
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Speaker 1: how mad people really are. I mean, he might know
10:38
Speaker 1: it now, but he can't come out and he's never
10:40
Speaker 1: gonna come out and say I made a mistake. Let
10:42
Speaker 1: me tell you everything I know, let me explain this
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Speaker 1: to you. He's not gonna do that. So the interesting
10:48
Speaker 1: the approach is interesting. I think it is the first
10:50
Speaker 1: time we've seen this. Maybe if when social media was around,
10:54
Speaker 1: and this direct communication to the base was around, when
10:57
Speaker 1: when Reagan was here, maybe we would have seen something
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Speaker 1: like this. You know, Ron Reagan would have been like,
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Speaker 1: you know, shut the hill up. I'll get to it. Maybe,
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Speaker 1: but I think, at least in our lifetime, I think
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Speaker 1: this is the first time that we've seen a president
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Speaker 1: say I got this. Why don't you focus on all
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Speaker 1: the good things that we're doing this administration. Shut up.
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Speaker 1: It's basically what he's saying. That's basically where he's going
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Speaker 1: on this. So interestingly enough, let's take it for what
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Speaker 1: it is and support of the misery. This is the
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Speaker 1: other rumor that was flying around late last week into
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Speaker 1: the weekend. Oh, he's gonna fire Pambondi. He has to
11:33
Speaker 1: you know, all the talking heads, and now all the
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Speaker 1: talking heads have bled into their so called political influencers.
11:38
Speaker 1: You know, Okay, Oh he's gonna fire Pambondi. It's the
11:41
Speaker 1: it's the only way he's gonna get rid of Dan.
11:43
Speaker 1: Bongino's gonna walk away. So is cash Betel, Yeah, I
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Speaker 1: don't think so. In fact, this is what he said
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Speaker 1: about Bongino loud again outside of Marine one. So oh
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Speaker 1: hi fisha I did. I spoke to him today. Dan
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Speaker 1: Bongino is very good guy. I've done him a long time.
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Speaker 1: I've done his show many times, and he sounded terrific. Actually, no,
12:03
Speaker 1: I think he's in good shape. He's in good shape.
12:06
Speaker 1: And now Trump saying somebody's in good shape, he doesn't
12:10
Speaker 1: mean like physically, even though dan'say in a good shape
12:12
Speaker 1: kind of guy. He's talking about good shape as far
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Speaker 1: as standing in the loyalty category for Trump. That's what
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Speaker 1: he means. I've heard literally tens of thousands of Trump
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Speaker 1: clips in my time. That's exactly what he means when
12:24
Speaker 1: he says that guy's in good shape. He means he's
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Speaker 1: not going anywhere. So there goes that other rumor. You know,
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Speaker 1: all your favorite political influencers on their live streams and
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Speaker 1: podcasts saying that there's gonna be a big shake up. No,
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Speaker 1: there's not. No. Not well, maybe down the road because
12:38
Speaker 1: it's a high burnout factor, but not because of this,
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Speaker 1: because Trump doesn't want to look bad. That's exactly what
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Speaker 1: it is. Here's the other thing that popped up. There's
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Speaker 1: another big story, and the story is who's reporting it.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you got to go to where the source comes
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Speaker 1: from to understand why they're talking about it. And in
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Speaker 1: this case, the New York Times today coming out with
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Speaker 1: an article about Biden's auto pen tells you everything you
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Speaker 1: need to know. Number one, it tells you they have
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Speaker 1: no patience whatsoever. The left wing media has no patience
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Speaker 1: whatsoever with the Bidens. They're done, done, done with them.
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Speaker 1: Anything they knew, they'll expose and they don't want to
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Speaker 1: be held accountable for this because I'm sure that they
13:17
Speaker 1: knew about this when they were writing about all these
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Speaker 1: last minute pardons. Well, the New York Times article says
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Speaker 1: that Biden's auto pen confirmed for like the eighth time
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Speaker 1: was not from him, and it indeed was an autopen
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Speaker 1: and they can't account for all these signatures. All right, now,
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Speaker 1: that's interesting. Where's it going to go from here? I
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Speaker 1: don't know, But the takeaway is, I think a lot
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Speaker 1: of these media organizations are going to have to fess
13:48
Speaker 1: up on what they know because of the whole Biden thing. Yes,
13:51
Speaker 1: we all lived through a nightmare where basically we didn't
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Speaker 1: have a president. We really didn't. We had god knows
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Speaker 1: who was running this administration in the autopen and policy,
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Speaker 1: foreign affairs and everything else. But when you have media
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Speaker 1: outlets like The New York Times, I think CNN has
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Speaker 1: even come out pretty much admitting, you know, the whole
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Speaker 1: Jake Tapper thing, admitting that Biden's brain was just gone
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Speaker 1: for four years, all of that. When you have that
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Speaker 1: kind of stuff happening, you've got a media that is
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Speaker 1: way less likely likely to be held accountable for this
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Speaker 1: stuff in the future. Meaning although'll still lie to you,
14:25
Speaker 1: sure absolutely, but they know they're on the hot seat,
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Speaker 1: so at least for a little while. And that's the
14:30
Speaker 1: good thing. Because the media has been tied to the
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Speaker 1: lives of that previous administration hand in hand and they
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Speaker 1: know that, so they're trying to the reason why they're
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Speaker 1: coming out with a story about like the autopen right
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Speaker 1: now is so they don't look bad because of course
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Speaker 1: they knew about all this stuff. So that was interesting.
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Speaker 1: But the auto pen apparently was real. Where that goes,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I guess that's up to the uh
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Speaker 1: current administration to crack down audit or not or can
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Speaker 1: you reverse these last minute pardons for the people in
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Speaker 1: the intelligence community and Hunter himself, And we'll see, We'll
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Speaker 1: see where it goes. But the media knows, they know
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Speaker 1: for sure. That's why they're fessing up right now. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's get to some fun stuff, because that's been very swampy.
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Speaker 1: My god, you can't get you can't get swampier than
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Speaker 1: stories about an auto pen and the Epstein miss. Let's
15:19
Speaker 1: get out of that for a second, because I think
15:20
Speaker 1: we've learned all we need to learn. Here's another anniversary
15:23
Speaker 1: that happened. Interesting two things, Butler Pennsylvania, Trump surviving that
15:30
Speaker 1: assassination attempt on Sunday, the one year anniversary, and also
15:35
Speaker 1: on Sunday the fortieth anniversary, fortieth anniversary of Live Aid.
15:41
Speaker 1: That's right, gen Xers. That's right. Kids of the eighties
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Speaker 1: like me. We're all We're all up there, that's for sure.
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Speaker 1: But one of the first big, not international festivals as
15:51
Speaker 1: far as my musical knowledge goes, first of one I
15:53
Speaker 1: can remember though, that happened in two cities simultaneously and
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Speaker 1: broadcast around the world. Remember it was Philly and it
16:00
Speaker 1: was in London. Here's here's a little piece of that.
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Speaker 1: Early on. Remember the band Simple Minds, This is good.
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Speaker 1: A kid, as a I'm going, well, I never I
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Speaker 1: wanted to put this on the whole organization. This is cool.
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Speaker 1: Don't you forget about me. I remember watching it. It
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Speaker 1: was really cool. I was wondering as a kid, and
16:22
Speaker 1: so I was fifteen at the time, that's how old
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Speaker 1: I am. I remember thinking how they're gonna pull this
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Speaker 1: off in two stadiums, and then MTV was shown it
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Speaker 1: live and I think that, you know, I got worldwide
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Speaker 1: news coverage. The cause or the benefit back in the
16:34
Speaker 1: day you might remember, was for Ethiopian famine relief. That
16:37
Speaker 1: was that was the big cause, and they rebly get
16:39
Speaker 1: all of these bands together for some legendary performances. You
16:43
Speaker 1: might remember the Queen one with Freddy Mercury, one of
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Speaker 1: his It might have been his last live performance. Legendary,
16:50
Speaker 1: just epic, and it was kind of like portrayed in
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Speaker 1: that uh Freddy Mercury movie, the Queen movie and all
16:55
Speaker 1: the other things that happened. But I think it changed
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Speaker 1: live festivals forever in how they're covered. Flash forward to
17:02
Speaker 1: something that happened just a couple of weeks ago, and
17:04
Speaker 1: I was talking about it before too, Remember the Black Sabbath,
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Speaker 1: Back to the Beginning festival with all those other hard
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Speaker 1: rock and heavy metal bands. All of these events now
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Speaker 1: raise massive amounts of money ever since Live Aid case
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Speaker 1: in point. So it turns out this back to the
17:21
Speaker 1: Beginning thing that happened a couple of weeks ago, it
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Speaker 1: has now raised hundreds of millions of dollars, apparently for
17:27
Speaker 1: a couple of different charities, most of them in Europe,
17:30
Speaker 1: I guess because it was in Birmingham for Parkinson's, because
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Speaker 1: Ozzie has Parkinson's. Other charitable events, I think underprivileged kids
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Speaker 1: events whatever. Live Aid changed everything, And there are other
17:42
Speaker 1: big events before that. You might remember, remember George Hart
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Speaker 1: this was the seventies. I think George Harrison's Bangladesh concert
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Speaker 1: again for famine relief, but never really got the kind
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Speaker 1: of attention that this did. Live Aid forty years ago
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Speaker 1: picked up the steam for all of these events and
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Speaker 1: the coverage they get, and it's almost and this is
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Speaker 1: a good thing, I guess. It's almost like if you
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Speaker 1: put on a music event that big, it has to
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Speaker 1: benefit some sort of a charitable cause. Now it has to,
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Speaker 1: and that's a good thing. But forty years ago, Wow,
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Speaker 1: where does the time? I know we always say it,
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Speaker 1: but where does the time go? I'll say this though
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Speaker 1: maybe it's just by his thinking. Gen Xers, my fellow
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Speaker 1: gen xers us in our fifties, it's not like our
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Speaker 1: parents in our fifties. They really were old. We're not
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Speaker 1: we're you know, we don't age, right, right, That's that's
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Speaker 1: what we'll tell ourselves, all right. The big takeaway couple
18:33
Speaker 1: of them regarding I know, this whole Epstein mess. We're
18:36
Speaker 1: all sick of it and everybody apparently is angry. Remember
18:39
Speaker 1: this takeaway that narrative of oh, you're in a Trump cult.
18:42
Speaker 1: You listen to whatever he says and you never push back.
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Speaker 1: Bo that's gone. And the second thing is, don't forget
18:47
Speaker 1: about this don't forget that it's a good thing that
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Speaker 1: this national conversation is happening and demanding answers may not
18:54
Speaker 1: get the answers in this one on this particular issue,
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Speaker 1: but these kinds of conversations happen again. It's parency is coming.
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Speaker 1: It's a good thing, and we're all overlooking that, all right,
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