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7-20-26 The Craig Collins Show · KSEV Mornings with Craig and Wayne

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Speaker 1: Where should I begin?
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Speaker 2: Can we talk about this?
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Speaker 3: Say?
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Speaker 4: What are you trying to do beyond the usual controversial talking?
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Speaker 2: Welcome to one.
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Speaker 3: To prepare yourself, okay for Craig, now, okay.
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Speaker 5: Preparing my despect to go.
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Speaker 3: Here, particulate, stimulated. It's your writing there there you go back,
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Speaker 3: you start becoming a gen. Is the Craigcullin Show, Jesus,
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Speaker 3: oh god, no dot talking.
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Speaker 6: Talk this station as well the ultimate color in the universe.
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Speaker 2: Your host, good man, Craig.
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Speaker 7: That's right, it is the Craig Collins Show. K s
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Speaker 7: E V KGBC, the Voice of Texas.
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Speaker 1: Thrilled to be with you.
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Speaker 7: So much stuff out there to talk about. Can I
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Speaker 7: get a little more volume on my microphone?
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Speaker 1: Actually?
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Speaker 7: Would that be nice? Thank you very much, sir. Locus
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Speaker 7: is answering the phones for you. So if you call
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Speaker 7: in you're nice to him, you can jump in and
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Speaker 7: be a part of the show with me. He has
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Speaker 7: every right to hang up on anybody he doesn't like,
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Speaker 7: so that's it's also a thing he can do if
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Speaker 7: he so desires. James tall Rico has another viral audio
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Speaker 7: clip that's been out there and making the rounds over
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Speaker 7: the weekend. I saw this shared by a lot of
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Speaker 7: like prominent national people, so I thought it was pretty interesting.
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Speaker 7: He did a town hall. He had people there that
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Speaker 7: wanted to ask him all kinds of questions, and some
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Speaker 7: of them asked him questions he didn't like, and so
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Speaker 7: it seemed like at some point he kind of wanted
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Speaker 7: to leave and they didn't let him leave. And I
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Speaker 7: thought this was absolutely chef's kiss. Amazing.
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Speaker 1: Here's a little bit of that back and forth.
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Speaker 8: Here, you answer quest.
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Speaker 9: True, I'm happy to engage. We'll come Begetter in just
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Speaker 9: a second. I appreciate you, Bebia, and I appreciate you
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Speaker 9: travel again.
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Speaker 1: No, he doesn't, and I appreciate you. I'm the best part.
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Speaker 9: And it's all right.
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Speaker 1: It's a right now, it's not all right.
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Speaker 9: This is what this conversation is supposed to be about.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, let's get to the real stuff.
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Speaker 7: Let's get to I love everything about this lady so
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Speaker 7: so much. I couldn't love her more. Actually, because she
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Speaker 7: stands up, she yells stuff. She says, how dare you
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Speaker 7: James Taller Rico think you can dodge some of our questions.
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Speaker 7: And then when she seems to be getting a little
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Speaker 7: bit from him, the political speak of I'm so happy
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Speaker 7: you're here, I'm glad to be able to interact with you.
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Speaker 7: I love the punch of I didn't do this for you.
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Speaker 7: I did this for my people around me, who definitely
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Speaker 7: want more information than you're willing to provide us. As
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Speaker 7: far as the things you stand for, the things you believe,
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Speaker 7: the crazy stuff you've said. Let's listen to that point again,
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Speaker 7: because it's really good.
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Speaker 9: In just a second. I appreciate you, Bebia, and I
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Speaker 9: appreciate traveling again, and I appreciate you.
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Speaker 1: I goodug is my favorite part.
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Speaker 7: And she's so right, because a lot more people need
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Speaker 7: to hold feet to the fire in the world of
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Speaker 7: our politicians.
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Speaker 1: They need to do it.
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Speaker 7: For their people, not at all for the politicians themselves,
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Speaker 7: who don't give a crap about anybody. By and large,
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Speaker 7: it was really great, and honestly, these are the kind
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Speaker 7: of things I'd like to see more of, not just
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Speaker 7: because tall Rico hides behind so many beliefs that he'd
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Speaker 7: like you to not know about that He's said at
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Speaker 7: one point he'd like you to not be aware of
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Speaker 7: the horrible stuff that he believes, and the horrible things
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Speaker 7: he's campaigned on in the past. He'd really, really love
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Speaker 7: for you to be as ignorant as possible to so
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Speaker 7: much of that. But the better thing in the world
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Speaker 7: of this discussion, at least in my mind, the thing
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Speaker 7: that makes it most valuable to me, is that people
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Speaker 7: are starting to wake up and notice that he is
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Speaker 7: in fact full of crap, and this can only go
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Speaker 7: a certain road. It's only going to get better in
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Speaker 7: the road of he is a giant pile of you
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Speaker 7: know what, and so many Texans just absolutely do not
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Speaker 7: agree with him on a wide variety of issues. All Right,
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Speaker 7: I also really like something that happened in the world
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Speaker 7: of Senator Fetterman. He is one of the few Democrats
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Speaker 7: who is willing to say things out loud that are
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Speaker 7: not in fact all on one side. There are not
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Speaker 7: a lot of people who exist in this world. And he,
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Speaker 7: much like I think Bill Maher over the weekend too,
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Speaker 7: did a sit down, did a conversation where he's saying
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Speaker 7: into a microphone into a camera and doesn't care who
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Speaker 7: sees it. That there's a red line for him. In
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Speaker 7: the world of democratic politicians. There's a place they go
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Speaker 7: where he checks out, and he's not a part of
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Speaker 7: it anymore. Let's hear a little bit of that.
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Speaker 10: I believe that the Democratic Party is going to become
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Speaker 10: more anti Israel as.
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Speaker 5: Long as we continue to do with that. You make
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Speaker 5: that official and you make that part of our platform.
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Speaker 1: That's my read line in the Democratic.
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Speaker 11: Party campaign with garbage like Hassan Piker, that's pro humus.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, how does that make any sense? Whatsoever? They do
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Speaker 7: do it.
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Speaker 1: They do it all the time, and it's horrendous.
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Speaker 7: It's horrible, as you heard, because they're just going further
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Speaker 7: and further down the rabbit hole of that aisle. And honestly,
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Speaker 7: Bill mahersh said it pretty well. He was on ABC
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Speaker 7: this week. He was having a conversation with John Carl
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Speaker 7: who's mostly worthless in the world of media. Occasionally, okay,
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Speaker 7: I thought he did press somebody in a way that
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Speaker 7: I did like, but by and large worthless. And during
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Speaker 7: this back and forth when he seemed to ask Bill
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Speaker 7: maher multiple times if he actually could vote for any Republican,
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Speaker 7: specifically Jade Vance. Even though mar took a shot at Trump,
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Speaker 7: which he's one to do, he did say a thing
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Speaker 7: that the left really hates. This terrifies them more than
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Speaker 7: anything else. It's the thing that terrified them when Trump
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Speaker 7: won the popular vote. It's that reasonable people could hear
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Speaker 7: reasonable arguments and say, you know what, I like that
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Speaker 7: a whole lot better than the crazy stuff the people
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Speaker 7: on my side have been saying, or the people that
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Speaker 7: I've voted for before have been screaming and yelling because
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Speaker 7: they're now the crazy people.
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Speaker 1: They've probably always been.
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Speaker 7: The crazy people do a lot of us, but they're
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Speaker 7: certainly the most insane person in the room today tomorrow,
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Speaker 7: whenever you choose.
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Speaker 1: Here's a little bit of more you told.
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Speaker 2: Jade Vance you're open.
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Speaker 12: Your vote is up for graps. Yes, my vote is
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Speaker 12: in play because it can't be Trump running. So I'm
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Speaker 12: not living in communist America. I mean, I know the
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Speaker 12: talking point is that it's not communism and socialism. Okay,
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Speaker 12: I've read the quotes from the DSSAY platform from their
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Speaker 12: own mouths. Don't tell me I'm not seeing what I
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Speaker 12: am seeing. Yeah, DSA again, they say things like, you know,
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Speaker 12: takeover of key industries government, that's communism. You know, there
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Speaker 12: is a definition by the way Trump's doing that too.
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Speaker 12: Of course.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, let's stop it right there. I left John Carl's
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Speaker 7: shouting there. He's like Trump's doing it all the same ways,
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Speaker 7: all the same times. No, he's not to be candid,
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Speaker 7: first and foremost, No, he isn't. He doesn't want to
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Speaker 7: take over, say, ownership of land. He doesn't want all
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Speaker 7: of the land to be government owned, and people that
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Speaker 7: they think are not worthy of it don't get to
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Speaker 7: keep their house anymore. That's a real thing that New
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Speaker 7: York has actually said, and some people in New York
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Speaker 7: have said that is borderline. Well not borderline, it's full
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Speaker 7: on insanity. It's the kind of thing that should scare
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Speaker 7: the crap out.
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Speaker 1: Of all of us.
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Speaker 7: By the way, when you talk about the inauthenticity of
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Speaker 7: the left, there's a really great example out there right
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Speaker 7: now that I thought was uniquely entertaining. It's AOC in
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Speaker 7: Memphis throwing on what appears to be a Southern and
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Speaker 7: then maybe a black accent.
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Speaker 1: I'm not really sure where it goes.
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Speaker 7: You decide, But AOC doesn't speak like this, and all
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Speaker 7: of a sudden she does because she thinks you're an idiot.
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Speaker 7: She thinks anyone who votes for her as an idiot,
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Speaker 7: and that she can trick you into thinking that she's
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Speaker 7: just like you because she puts on a faux accent
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Speaker 7: and sounds how she thinks you sound, even if you
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Speaker 7: don't actually sound like this. That's my other favorite part
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Speaker 7: of it is that there's a lot of people who
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Speaker 7: do not remotely sound the way that AOC does in
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Speaker 7: this clip.
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Speaker 5: Bad.
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Speaker 7: She doesn't care. That's not important. What's much more important
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Speaker 7: is that she's an insane person who says and does
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Speaker 7: insane stuff, and that, you know, people hopefully believe that
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Speaker 7: she's actually authentic when there's no way you possibly could here.
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Speaker 7: I'll go ahead and play on this.
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Speaker 13: We cannot afford to leave Tennessee behind behind, We cannot
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Speaker 13: afford to leave Kentucky behind, Alabama behind, what, Mississippi behind,
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Speaker 13: Georgia behind.
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Speaker 1: Behind, South Carolina behind.
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Speaker 7: I like how it gets crazier and crazier as it goes. Actually,
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Speaker 7: at first, it's really just the word behind that has
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Speaker 7: a little bit of a weird way for her to
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Speaker 7: pronounce it that she honestly does not sound at all
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Speaker 7: like her normal voice. And then the more it goes,
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Speaker 7: the deeper the whole accent gets. I didn't know it
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Speaker 7: could take you over like that. I don't know if
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Speaker 7: you visited Memphis. All of a sudden, you slowly and slowly,
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Speaker 7: within the course of a few hours, just sound like
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Speaker 7: somebody that doesn't even really seem like they live there,
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Speaker 7: but somebody who's playing them on TV.
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Speaker 1: One more time.
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Speaker 13: We cannot afford to leave Tennessee behind behind. We cannot
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Speaker 13: afford to leave Kentucky behind, Alabama behind, Mississippi behind, Georgia behind,
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Speaker 13: hell South Carolina behind.
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Speaker 1: We cannot do it. Don't let us do it right now.
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Speaker 7: I'm AOC and I'm saying some crazy stuff for crazy
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Speaker 7: reasons because I think it's working. I think everybody loves
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Speaker 7: me even more. I'm sorry to even do that myself.
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Speaker 7: I apologize. It's more the AOC thing. I don't actually
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Speaker 7: think that's what people from.
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Speaker 1: The South sound like.
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Speaker 14: She does.
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Speaker 1: I do want to play this too.
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Speaker 7: This is Mamdani the Communist, saying that he really wants
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Speaker 7: to arrest Benjamin net Yahoo when he goes to New York,
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Speaker 7: not to meet with or talk to Mumdani. This is
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Speaker 7: to talk to other people. And I love the way
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Speaker 7: in New York Times does not challenge people often, But
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Speaker 7: I love the way he's challenged in this back and
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Speaker 7: forth because it is crazy to hear him say some
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Speaker 7: of this stuff and then to eventually hear the interviewer say, well,
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Speaker 7: what does that actually mean?
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Speaker 1: What are you trying to say?
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Speaker 15: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netaniah, who is perhaps planning to
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Speaker 15: visit New York for the you and General Assembly, you
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Speaker 15: pledge during your campaign and after you won, to order
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Speaker 15: his arrest to comply within International Criminal Court warrant. What
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Speaker 15: will happen if he comes in September.
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Speaker 6: I believe that Prime mister Netanyao, who belongs in the Hague,
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Speaker 6: he's a war criminal who has been charged by the
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Speaker 6: International Criminal Court. And what you will find is that
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Speaker 6: is an opinion that is held by many purely because
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Speaker 6: of what his actually have wrought over these last many years.
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Speaker 6: I've also said that I will follow the laws that
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Speaker 6: we have here in New York City because I believe
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Speaker 6: that there's an importance in following the law as a
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Speaker 6: leader who presides over our city. And that's something that
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Speaker 6: I plan to do.
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Speaker 15: Meaning I'm sorry, I don't understand what that means.
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Speaker 6: Meaning that whatever the law allows me to do in
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Speaker 6: New York City, that's what we will do. But we
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Speaker 6: won't be writing our own.
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Speaker 7: Laws to the Yeah, so I'm going to stop it
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Speaker 7: right there, and I'm going to play a little bit
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Speaker 7: more of it because she presses him one more time,
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Speaker 7: and I was happy about that. The law says you're
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Speaker 7: not going to do anything. The law says that if
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Speaker 7: you do some stuff, you're going to be in a
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Speaker 7: lot of trouble, and Netanyahu's not going to be staying.
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Speaker 1: In jail anywhere.
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Speaker 7: If you decide to intercede a little bit more from it,
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Speaker 7: Mumdanie the crazy.
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Speaker 15: Person, then what does the law allow you to do.
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Speaker 6: That's an active conversation with our legal department, ah in
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Speaker 6: seeing what the prospects sorry we have here in our municipality. However,
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Speaker 6: what we've seen at the national level is a desire
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Speaker 6: sometimes to write your own laws, to go outside of
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Speaker 6: the bounce.
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Speaker 7: I love that too, by the way, that he needs
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Speaker 7: to transition it to I'm going to crap on Trump now.
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Speaker 7: I'm going to say that we're going to do the
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Speaker 7: reasonable thing, even though I'm literally saying into a microphone
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Speaker 7: and a camera, knowing full well that I can't do
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Speaker 7: any of the stuff I'm pretending I can do that
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Speaker 7: I'm looking into it that I'm contemplating it. This is
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Speaker 7: saying things for the sake of saying stuff, no intention
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Speaker 7: to actually do it. By the way, one last thing
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Speaker 7: before I take a first break that I did really
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Speaker 7: like the President gave out the trophy yesterday at the
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Speaker 7: World Cup, and you have to consider the World Cup
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Speaker 7: a tremendous win for the United States. Did this game
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Speaker 7: or match actually have a high rating here in the US?
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Speaker 1: No, it did not.
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Speaker 7: I think it got like two billion people that were
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Speaker 7: watching it throughout the world, but not a whole lot
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Speaker 7: of people here cared anymore once the US was out.
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Speaker 7: But the biggest two wins in my opinion of the
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Speaker 7: World Cup, first and foremost was the experience of our
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Speaker 7: culture and people from other places saying how much they
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Speaker 7: liked it. You heard a lot of people talking about it.
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Speaker 7: I played audio of a few different people enjoying things
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Speaker 7: like free refills on drinks.
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Speaker 1: That is uniquely good.
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Speaker 7: And the reason it's so good is that it's actually
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Speaker 7: people that maybe someone in the UK trusts more because
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Speaker 7: they sound like them and look like them, and they're
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Speaker 7: not doing a fake accent like AOC and they're saying
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Speaker 7: how great the US is. So in that way, it
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Speaker 7: was a tremendous win. And the other way that I
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Speaker 7: think it's a big win is that Trump gets to
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Speaker 7: walk onto this stage in the world, congratulate a team
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Speaker 7: for winning a championship that a lot of the world
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Speaker 7: cares about, winning an award that a lot of the
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Speaker 7: world cares about, And even if they don't like him,
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Speaker 7: they get to see him do something that they actually
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Speaker 7: do find important. It seems as though he's actually respecting
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Speaker 7: what they care about. So whether you crap him or not,
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Speaker 7: whether you hate him or not, whether they boot him
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Speaker 7: in the arena or not, I don't care as much
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Speaker 7: about it as the optics of the United States president
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Speaker 7: giving away the award any president, to be honest in
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Speaker 7: this case of course, specifically Trump for the World Cup
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Speaker 7: winners handing that trophy to them, that's a nice acknowledgment that, hey,
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Speaker 7: we care about this stuff. You guys do too, even
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Speaker 7: though all the rest of the sports that are played
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Speaker 7: here that we call world championships. The reason we do
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Speaker 7: that is because we're the best league in the world
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Speaker 7: in all of those places, but in this we're not.
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Speaker 7: So we'll acknowledge it. We'll go ahead and do that.
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Speaker 7: I think that's truly how you could receive it. Probably
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Speaker 7: a lot of people won't, especially on an international stage,
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Speaker 7: but they should because this is a respectful thing that
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Speaker 7: the President did for their sport that we sort of.
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Speaker 1: Don't care about. All Right, I've set it up enough
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Speaker 1: times here we go thing that.
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Speaker 10: We see President Trump coming out, so we may go
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Speaker 10: that soon. But just looking at the overall way that
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Speaker 10: we saw this play out, ye like Tommy coahead, Damn.
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Speaker 8: I'm going to cut you off, because the President Trump
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Speaker 8: is presenting the twenty twenty six FIFA World Cup Trophy
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Speaker 8: to Spain.
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Speaker 15: Right now, let's listen in.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, we don't actually have to listen to it because
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Speaker 7: it's not as fun as just seeing them walk out
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Speaker 7: onto the stage. But I'll say this, I'm also a
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Speaker 7: little bit offended as somebody that grew up in New Jersey.
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Speaker 7: I'm gonna go ahead and go millennial offended here that
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Speaker 7: the entire time they called it New York, New Jersey
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Speaker 7: because the games were being played the matches in East Rutherford,
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Speaker 7: New Jersey.
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Speaker 1: They were not being played in New York.
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Speaker 7: New York is a pretty distant backdrop to East Rutherford,
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Speaker 7: New Jersey. Instead of keep calling it not even New Jersey,
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Speaker 7: New York, but to call it New York New Jersey
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Speaker 7: was uniquely crappy. And I know they said that because
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Speaker 7: not a lot of people internationally give a crap about
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Speaker 7: Jersey at all. Probably a lot of people even here
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Speaker 7: don't care at all about New Jersey. But I do,
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Speaker 7: darn it. And what I thought was uniquely terrible is
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Speaker 7: that they put them second fiddle, even though that's the
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Speaker 7: place they were actually playing. The Giants and the Jets
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Speaker 7: play in East Rutherford in the same stadium. I've met,
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Speaker 7: Life Stadium, and they even call those the New York
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Speaker 7: Giants and Jets. It's just wrong, man, It's just completely
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Speaker 7: wrong for the state of New Jersey as a whole.
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Speaker 7: They should fight harder, but of course they're not gonna.
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Speaker 7: They don't really care. Well, they probably care, actually, take
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Speaker 14: We take this very seriously.
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Speaker 19: On his cart, he had a cart, he had anti
19:16
Speaker 19: Ice literature on it. When he was being arrested, he
19:20
Speaker 19: yelled derogatory terms to Ice, used bad words. Obviously, he
19:25
Speaker 19: is an anti American, anti government extremist.
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Speaker 7: Piece of crap. Is what I wanted to actually want
19:32
Speaker 7: to say worse words. This is the Craig Collins show
19:34
Speaker 7: KSCV seven hundred The Voice of Texas. They are talking
19:39
Speaker 7: about the guy who was arrested that tried to actually
19:42
Speaker 7: did bomb in ice facility in Manhattan. Uh, you know
19:46
Speaker 7: what's at least one avenue to discuss as far as
19:50
Speaker 7: this topic is concerned. People who pretend as though taking
19:54
Speaker 7: guns away stops violent lunatics from trying to kill people,
19:58
Speaker 7: because this is what they do. We've seen this movie
20:01
Speaker 7: before if they actually couldn't acquire a gun, and criminals
20:05
Speaker 7: don't care if you make things legal or illegal, so
20:08
Speaker 7: they'll get one anyway, even if you say it's illegal.
20:10
Speaker 7: But if they for some reason can't, they'll just make
20:13
Speaker 7: shift a bomb again. In the late nineties and early
20:16
Speaker 7: two thousands, we had a lot more conversation, sadly about
20:19
Speaker 7: topics like this because of this sort of thing. But
20:22
Speaker 7: this insane lunatic person anti ice, anti everything, decided to
20:28
Speaker 7: try to attack Manhattan's ice building because he's been brainwashed
20:34
Speaker 7: into thinking that he's fighting the bad guy and he's
20:37
Speaker 7: somehow a good guy in doing this. There was an
20:40
Speaker 7: interesting aspect to this story that's uniquely kind of horrible.
20:45
Speaker 7: In general, anything like this is horrible, but this is
20:48
Speaker 7: uniquely terrible. A immigrant who was showing up at this
20:52
Speaker 7: ice facility for their immigration hearing was one of the
20:56
Speaker 7: people hurt. Several people were in fact injured during as
21:01
Speaker 7: It's insane to think that the person who did this
21:05
Speaker 7: also said they didn't care if anyone was hurt or
21:07
Speaker 7: killed when they chose to do it, but of course
21:09
Speaker 7: obviously they didn't. But Fox News also covered this part
21:12
Speaker 7: where someone was showing up and trying to go through
21:15
Speaker 7: the legal process of becoming an immigrant that was also injured.
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Speaker 19: His goal was to target the building. He said that
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Speaker 19: I'm not going to get into all the details of
21:24
Speaker 19: a post arrest interview, but he was mirandized.
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Speaker 14: I read his rights.
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Speaker 19: He did agree to talk in that post arrest interview.
21:33
Speaker 19: He did say he was targeting the building and he
21:37
Speaker 19: was okay if he hurt or killed people going in
21:40
Speaker 19: and out of the building, whether they were federal employees
21:42
Speaker 19: or civilians.
21:43
Speaker 14: I would mention.
21:46
Speaker 19: A lot of business was killed, not by the Federal
21:49
Speaker 19: Protective Services. Federal Protective Services. Once they mitigated the situation,
21:53
Speaker 19: the building remained open. Employees could come and go, and
21:56
Speaker 19: we continue to do work. But some agencies decided the
22:00
Speaker 19: close business for the day. There was a naturalization ceremonies
22:04
Speaker 19: scheduled for today that was canceled, and the one civilian
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Speaker 19: victim was an immigrant that had a hearing today further
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Speaker 19: immigration status.
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Speaker 1: It's horrible.
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Speaker 7: A naturalization process is a uniquely cool thing if you
22:19
Speaker 7: ever get a chance to be a part of it.
22:20
Speaker 7: My wife became a US citizen here in this country,
22:24
Speaker 7: along with a lot of other people who went through
22:25
Speaker 7: the process, did it the right way and became US citizens.
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Speaker 1: That's canceled and immigrants injured. These people don't care.
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Speaker 7: The leftist dirt bags who do this stuff don't even
22:36
Speaker 7: really think out who's harmed. They just think that they're
22:39
Speaker 7: supposed to do this, or someone's told them to do this,
22:42
Speaker 7: or somehow they're the good guy in their own story,
22:44
Speaker 7: their own brain. And it's horrible. I also have audio
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Speaker 7: Mark Wayne Mullen talking about how this was a suicide
22:52
Speaker 7: mission in his view when he saw everything that happened here.
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Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and play on that.
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Speaker 20: But that's the best thing. And you know, sometimes when
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Speaker 20: you see this just discussing it, but sometimes when you
23:04
Speaker 20: see this, especially when they're armed with non lethal weapons,
23:09
Speaker 20: it can almost be like a suicidal approach, and we
23:13
Speaker 20: hope that isn't the case, and if this was suffering
23:16
Speaker 20: from some mental illness, that maybe we can get this
23:18
Speaker 20: army veteran some.
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Speaker 5: Help.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, so I just want to have that is
23:23
Speaker 7: a sad aspect to it.
23:24
Speaker 1: It is someone who is an army veteran.
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Speaker 7: I'll say this because I do a segment every Friday
23:30
Speaker 7: on the show dedicated to veterans, and I want to
23:32
Speaker 7: have conversations with veterans in all kinds of ways. And
23:35
Speaker 7: I'm not excusing horrible, terrible behavior and anti ice ideology
23:39
Speaker 7: that it seemed that they were easily identifying within this individual.
23:44
Speaker 7: But what I am saying is that sometimes the first
23:47
Speaker 7: potential avenue to not have someone go down a dark
23:50
Speaker 7: rabbit hole of any kind is just to reach out
23:53
Speaker 7: and communicate with them. And for what it's worth, I
23:56
Speaker 7: think a lot of weight is on veterans to do
23:58
Speaker 7: this with other vets, because it's harder for civilians to
24:01
Speaker 7: do it. We can do it, we can try to
24:03
Speaker 7: do it, but I think that some vets just need
24:05
Speaker 7: to hear from other vets to prevent them from going
24:07
Speaker 7: down any a dark rabbit hole necessarily this one, and
24:11
Speaker 7: so that's a uniquely disappointing thing to me and seeing
24:14
Speaker 7: this story and the person who was responsible for it.
24:17
Speaker 7: Other news, of course, involves Iran. The United States is
24:21
Speaker 7: now attacking. We did lose two people from an attack
24:27
Speaker 7: by iron. I think one of the two is out
24:29
Speaker 7: of Texas. I think the names have been put out
24:31
Speaker 7: there yet, but I'm going to wait a little longer
24:33
Speaker 7: to talk about it myself the specific people.
24:36
Speaker 1: But just awful.
24:38
Speaker 7: This feels like the moment where someone would say, no
24:40
Speaker 7: matter how much we have decimated the capabilities of Iran,
24:45
Speaker 7: that if they're capable of taking US lives, even if
24:47
Speaker 7: it was something that they were lucky in doing, we
24:50
Speaker 7: need to do more to make sure that they're completely
24:52
Speaker 7: incapable of doing anything like this again. And I thought
24:55
Speaker 7: this was an interesting interview that popped up on Fox
24:59
Speaker 7: We're a Medal of on. A recipient was saying that
25:02
Speaker 7: in his belief from what he's seen, Iran is not
25:05
Speaker 7: acting alone, that there is outside assistance being provided and
25:09
Speaker 7: the US is fighting maybe more than just one country,
25:13
Speaker 7: that they have truly decimated the capability of in dealing
25:17
Speaker 7: with this conflict, and that not remotely surprising because Iran
25:21
Speaker 7: sponsors terrorism, so the terrorists are realizing that their money
25:25
Speaker 7: might start to go away and acting accordingly. Here's a
25:28
Speaker 7: little bit of that.
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Speaker 2: Well, here's the deal.
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Speaker 21: I mean, they hit a twelve digit grid in Jordan.
25:32
Speaker 21: So let's be serious with each other and say that
25:34
Speaker 21: Iran is getting help here. It's either help that's on
25:36
Speaker 21: the ground or it's another foreign adversary of the United States.
25:42
Speaker 21: If you look at what they're launching at Kuwait, Bahrain
25:45
Speaker 21: and Saudi these look like these are bottle rockets. They're
25:48
Speaker 21: just fired for effect in a direction, drones that fly
25:51
Speaker 21: intill they decay. That hit on the Jordan barracks was
25:55
Speaker 21: a direct twelve digit grid hit. They knew exactly what
25:59
Speaker 21: they were hitting, so there's obviously help they're getting.
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Speaker 5: When it comes to guidance systems.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, they don't seem capable of This is essentially the
26:06
Speaker 7: short form version of it, and they shouldn't be capable
26:09
Speaker 7: of it. And again the calls to make sure that
26:11
Speaker 7: they completely fail to ever attempt something like this again
26:15
Speaker 7: are important. But also figuring out if someone did assist
26:19
Speaker 7: them and who they are, and how exactly we go
26:21
Speaker 7: about fighting that I think probably the biggest part of
26:24
Speaker 7: this conversation, maybe the most important part of it, is
26:29
Speaker 7: start to better understand the world that Israel is in.
26:33
Speaker 7: They are fighting everyone around them in all of the
26:35
Speaker 7: surrounding areas. It is Israel versus all of the Middle East,
26:39
Speaker 7: and now you're seeing it potentially play out involving the
26:41
Speaker 7: United States because of our willingness to fight Iran. So
26:45
Speaker 7: as you see that occur, as you see this develop,
26:48
Speaker 7: you may maybe, as I said, start to appreciate slightly
26:52
Speaker 7: more why this is the type of thing that's so
26:55
Speaker 7: uniquely challenging for an ally of ours, regardless of what
26:59
Speaker 7: people say about what they think to be true about
27:02
Speaker 7: you know, the United States, and how maybe we were
27:06
Speaker 7: forced by Israel to do certain things, which is crazy.
27:09
Speaker 7: One last thing I want to play as far as
27:11
Speaker 7: audio that I kind of well, I got two more.
27:14
Speaker 7: I got something that I think is a feel good story,
27:17
Speaker 7: and then I got something else that is just kind
27:19
Speaker 7: of ridiculous that happened.
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Speaker 1: But let's do this first.
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Speaker 7: Lindsey Graham's sister will in fact actually be running for
27:26
Speaker 7: the Senate seat in South Carolina. She told Sean Hannity
27:30
Speaker 7: this in a conversation that took a little bit and
27:32
Speaker 7: I actually.
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Speaker 1: Thought it was really really good. So here let me
27:35
Speaker 1: hit play on.
27:38
Speaker 7: His sister Darlene saying, yeah, you know what, I'm going
27:42
Speaker 7: to give it a shot and try to get the
27:43
Speaker 7: full six year term.
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Speaker 22: The president again saying I hope Darlene does this, meaning
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Speaker 22: I hope you will get And here's the filing deadline
27:54
Speaker 22: for people that don't know, and these are just the
27:56
Speaker 22: laws of South Carolina. The filing against tomorrow. I think
28:02
Speaker 22: you have a week, yes, and by that time the
28:08
Speaker 22: funerals won't even have taken place, I know. And then
28:11
Speaker 22: the President is putting an ask on you will put
28:15
Speaker 22: it that way. It's a lot of pressure.
28:18
Speaker 23: It is a tremendous amount of pressure.
28:21
Speaker 22: Tell me what's going through you ahead about it, and
28:23
Speaker 22: where do you stand now.
28:25
Speaker 23: I've been I'll continue to say, I've been praying a lot,
28:29
Speaker 23: talking to my family, but with the love of my family,
28:33
Speaker 23: with the support of his staff. I know I'm a
28:37
Speaker 23: hard worker. I learned that from Lindsey. He cared about
28:41
Speaker 23: the people of this state. I've worked for almost thirty
28:45
Speaker 23: years for the people of this state.
28:47
Speaker 22: I want to talk about that in a minute.
28:48
Speaker 23: I feel like I can do it. I feel an
28:52
Speaker 23: inner piece about it. Will it be difficult?
28:55
Speaker 14: Yes?
28:56
Speaker 22: Actually were inclined to get in? Or have you even
29:00
Speaker 22: made a final decision.
29:02
Speaker 23: I've made a decision.
29:04
Speaker 24: You're in.
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Speaker 15: I'm in.
29:06
Speaker 7: I think this is excellent. To be honest with you,
29:09
Speaker 7: I'll say this, actually I should be fair. I don't
29:11
Speaker 7: know how she'll be as a senator. She might be great,
29:15
Speaker 7: she might not be. She gets a little bit of
29:17
Speaker 7: a chance, a little bit of a runway there to
29:20
Speaker 7: make whatever decision she wants to make pro con somewhere
29:23
Speaker 7: in the middle. From her philanthropic work in which she
29:27
Speaker 7: is a servant of people and communities, specifically the blind.
29:32
Speaker 7: Many many people are saying she's amazing, that she's a
29:34
Speaker 7: natural leader, that she does a lot of really great stuff.
29:38
Speaker 7: To be honest, a part of it feels like the
29:41
Speaker 7: kind of thing that the left should be celebrating. This
29:44
Speaker 7: is someone who's worked a lot in nonprofit spaces to
29:48
Speaker 7: help people with disabilities, specifically again, as I said, help
29:52
Speaker 7: the blind, so they would normally tout that they'd be
29:55
Speaker 7: so thrilled. She also has not had a elected position
29:59
Speaker 7: in politics ever before, and now she is a sitting senator,
30:03
Speaker 7: the first female senator from South Carolina, all things that
30:07
Speaker 7: the left usually praises, they won't praise them about Lindsay
30:10
Speaker 7: Graham's sister. And we'll see what inevitably happens as far
30:14
Speaker 7: as if she runs, which she said she is, and
30:17
Speaker 7: the people who are running against her, because there's already
30:19
Speaker 7: a couple names that have been thrown into that hat.
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Speaker 1: Nancy Mays is not among them.
30:23
Speaker 7: Nancy May said that she doesn't want to run for
30:25
Speaker 7: the seat, She's going to do something else in the
30:27
Speaker 7: world of politics. And President Trump seems like he really
30:30
Speaker 7: wants Lindsay's sister to be to be the person to
30:34
Speaker 7: be the person who gets the gig. So we'll see
30:36
Speaker 7: what happens. Like I said, the one thing, and I'm
30:39
Speaker 7: not trying to say it because I'm trying to be,
30:41
Speaker 7: you know, in any way negative. I just don't know
30:44
Speaker 7: how she'll actually fare in the role itself.
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Speaker 25: Then.
30:48
Speaker 7: Luckily, and I don't vote in South Carolina anyway, so
30:51
Speaker 7: it doesn't matter. But luckily for people who do, they
30:54
Speaker 7: get some time to see her how she handles that role,
30:57
Speaker 7: what she does with it, if she votes any differently
31:00
Speaker 7: than Lindsey Graham at all, because Lindsey Grahm would have
31:03
Speaker 7: been a shoett for reelection, so there's not really an
31:06
Speaker 7: assumption that he would have lost a race to anybody.
31:08
Speaker 7: And so if she can hone whatever those things are
31:12
Speaker 7: that made him a person that was easily re elected,
31:16
Speaker 7: then she might wind up being elected herself. And how
31:19
Speaker 7: amazing would that story continue to be? As people know
31:23
Speaker 7: from this show. Jimmy X called in and actually told
31:26
Speaker 7: the story. First, Lindsey Graham raised his sister when their
31:30
Speaker 7: parents tragically died when she was a teenager. I think
31:33
Speaker 7: even a preteen. He raised her, even though he was
31:35
Speaker 7: in his twenties. And if this becomes the actual succession
31:40
Speaker 7: from one person to another, you've got to think Lindsay
31:43
Speaker 7: Graham would be smiling at the idea of this.
31:45
Speaker 1: All right, one last thing.
31:46
Speaker 7: I do want to play one last thing, and then
31:49
Speaker 7: we'll take our second break, we'll come back. I we'll
31:51
Speaker 7: try to do a little bit more news and then
31:53
Speaker 7: have some fun before we get out of here.
31:56
Speaker 1: But I do want to play this.
31:56
Speaker 7: This is Tom Holman talking to the press and just
32:00
Speaker 7: getting absolutely angry at the way in which they continue
32:04
Speaker 7: to go about this conversation disingenuously involving ICE as a whole,
32:10
Speaker 7: and honestly, he says, like ICE agents are moms and dads,
32:14
Speaker 7: They're not all evil, horrible people that are intent on
32:17
Speaker 7: doing terrible things. Even as Homan continues to be one
32:20
Speaker 7: of the voices saying investigations are taking place and based
32:24
Speaker 7: on the results of said investigations, people might be in trouble,
32:28
Speaker 7: Homan has not shied away from saying that as of
32:31
Speaker 7: right now, there are questions about some of those stories
32:34
Speaker 7: like the one out of Houston, that have been national
32:37
Speaker 7: news for a while, But he is saying that he's
32:40
Speaker 7: sick of the way that mainstream media continues to seem
32:43
Speaker 7: to pretend as though anyone and everyone attached to ICE
32:47
Speaker 7: is a horrible, terrible person.
32:49
Speaker 11: Guys Ice ages from him's dad's too. They don't hang
32:54
Speaker 11: their heart on hook every day to do this job.
32:58
Speaker 11: And it's just not a tack on ICE ation's attack
33:00
Speaker 11: in respouses and children. And no one knows that better
33:02
Speaker 11: than me. I can even go get a court of
33:05
Speaker 11: milk at a grocery store of a lot of security
33:07
Speaker 11: detail why, because I'm unforcedb loss. This country is pathetic
33:10
Speaker 11: and it's disgusting.
33:11
Speaker 7: He said, it's pathetic and it's disgusting, and he walks
33:14
Speaker 7: away saying that he can't go by milk at a
33:17
Speaker 7: grocery store without having a security detail around him because
33:21
Speaker 7: someone would want to harm him. When you ask the question,
33:25
Speaker 7: I don't know if you do this or if this
33:27
Speaker 7: is really something that gets asked and we get mad
33:29
Speaker 7: about when a lot of people on our side see it.
33:32
Speaker 7: For the people that agree with me in the station,
33:34
Speaker 7: when you hear us talk about a wild variety of
33:37
Speaker 7: topics on KCV on the air, But I'll tell you
33:41
Speaker 7: that for anybody else who's out there and acts like
33:43
Speaker 7: this isn't true.
33:44
Speaker 1: The reason that ICE wears masks is because.
33:47
Speaker 7: They would be attacked if people knew who they were,
33:50
Speaker 7: they would they'd be attacked by the same people who
33:52
Speaker 7: want to bomb ICE facilities in Manhattan and injure immigrants
33:57
Speaker 7: that are trying to go through a process to become
33:59
Speaker 7: legal citizen. That's what's happening. This matters thinking that someone
34:04
Speaker 7: is the enemy or a group is the enemy, and
34:06
Speaker 7: then you know, without any sort of rhyme or reason,
34:10
Speaker 7: just attacking something does not do any good at all.
34:13
Speaker 7: It does a whole lot of bad, as people can
34:15
Speaker 7: obviously see.
34:17
Speaker 1: In the story.
34:17
Speaker 7: And it's just it's sort of surreal to me that
34:20
Speaker 7: we get to this point where people need to talk
34:22
Speaker 7: or need to discuss the realities of the world in
34:25
Speaker 7: which we live, and they say it in such a
34:28
Speaker 7: way that's so flagrantly disrespectful to that actual life that
34:33
Speaker 7: you and I see every single day, Like we don't
34:35
Speaker 7: need anyone to explain it to us. We see what's
34:38
Speaker 7: going on. We know what's going on. We know what's
34:40
Speaker 7: right and wrong about this, And I get that Homan
34:43
Speaker 7: would get so mad in a stupid question and a
34:46
Speaker 7: stupid conversation that once again shapes every single person who
34:50
Speaker 7: does a certain job as someone who's desiring, waiting, trying
34:54
Speaker 7: to manufacture a way to shoot and kill an innocent person.
34:58
Speaker 1: It is.
34:58
Speaker 7: It's crazy, yet it's the only way, in my opinion,
35:02
Speaker 7: that the Left has to go about a discussion where
35:04
Speaker 7: they want to turn everyone against an agency that they'd
35:07
Speaker 7: like to see go away for a bunch of political reasons,
35:10
Speaker 7: the biggest of which is you let more people in illegally.
35:13
Speaker 7: That's more people that might vote Democratic, especially if they
35:16
Speaker 7: land in places like California that are trying to legalize
35:20
Speaker 7: a voting for people who don't have the right to
35:22
Speaker 7: be in this country. It is just insane. All right, Well,
35:25
Speaker 7: take our second break. I will come back from the
35:27
Speaker 7: break and like I said, I got maybe one or
35:30
Speaker 7: two newsier things still to talk about, and then we'll
35:33
Speaker 7: try to have some fun before we get out of here.
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Speaker 7: to be with you. A guy that I think you
38:53
Speaker 7: should all follow on social media is Tom Elliott.
38:56
Speaker 1: He's an amazing guy.
38:58
Speaker 7: Puts up a lot of stuff for great in this
39:01
Speaker 7: website that collects all kinds of television things, and he's
39:05
Speaker 7: really good at the super cut. And the supercut shows
39:08
Speaker 7: you a whole kind of ridiculous reaction, whether it's about fauci.
39:12
Speaker 7: Whatever it might be, it's just a bunch of media
39:15
Speaker 7: doing the same thing or doing something in a similar
39:17
Speaker 7: vein that outs how terrible they all are and how
39:21
Speaker 7: programmed they all are.
39:23
Speaker 1: And this is a pretty good one.
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Speaker 7: The President, in his address last week, talked a lot
39:27
Speaker 7: about the twenty twenty election, so much so that three
39:31
Speaker 7: of the four major television stations television channels in the
39:34
Speaker 7: country refused to air it, which is insane. But even
39:38
Speaker 7: more so than that, one of the things he mentioned
39:40
Speaker 7: was China and the amount of data that they stole. Now,
39:43
Speaker 7: before I even hit play on this audio, I'll tell
39:46
Speaker 7: you that my favorite explanation in mainstream media as to
39:50
Speaker 7: the lack of this being a big deal at all.
39:53
Speaker 7: A lot of people are saying, Ah, who cares if
39:55
Speaker 7: China got that data? Is that they said you could
39:57
Speaker 7: buy it that if you wanted to. It's the kind
40:00
Speaker 7: of thing that's easily purchased here in the United States.
40:03
Speaker 7: Then why didn't they? And by the way, they probably did.
40:07
Speaker 7: The other thing that's funny about that question is China
40:10
Speaker 7: and companies that work for the Chinese government probably bought
40:13
Speaker 7: it a bunch of times, because that's what they do
40:16
Speaker 7: for whatever's on sale, they still thought they needed to
40:19
Speaker 7: steal it. I ask you why what information did they
40:23
Speaker 7: not get that they still wanted. What additional things did
40:25
Speaker 7: they have access to? But President Trump mentioned in his
40:29
Speaker 7: speech that over two hundred million voter you know, people's
40:35
Speaker 7: data of a whole bunch of stuff was taken, like
40:39
Speaker 7: it was just stolen. And they claim again that this
40:41
Speaker 7: is the typical stuff that you can buy. But it
40:44
Speaker 7: reminded Tom Elliott of something that they were saying a
40:48
Speaker 7: whole lot right after the twenty twenty election. That feels
40:51
Speaker 7: like it makes more sense now after we now know
40:55
Speaker 7: that data was in fact stolen by China. Usually the
40:58
Speaker 7: type of story, And I said this on Thursday or Friday,
41:02
Speaker 7: I think after his speech on Thursday night. I said
41:06
Speaker 7: on Friday that this is usually the type of story.
41:08
Speaker 7: It was with Russia, where media would claim that something
41:11
Speaker 7: was stolen if it had been a Democrat who lost
41:14
Speaker 7: in a Republican who had won, the odds of them
41:17
Speaker 7: saying that China stole this election are through the roof.
41:21
Speaker 7: But because it went the other way, they in fact
41:23
Speaker 7: said this over and over again. Oh wait, hold on,
41:27
Speaker 7: let me actually hit the right buttons that you can
41:29
Speaker 7: hear it again because I was screening this audio during
41:31
Speaker 7: the break, and here we go.
41:33
Speaker 5: Now, Holy twenty election.
41:34
Speaker 3: The most secure in American history.
41:36
Speaker 7: Most secure election in American history.
41:39
Speaker 10: The most secure in American history, most.
41:41
Speaker 2: Secure election in American history.
41:43
Speaker 5: Well secure election in American history.
41:46
Speaker 16: The most secure in American history, most.
41:48
Speaker 21: Secure election in American history, the safest, the most secure
41:51
Speaker 21: election we've ever seen, Lena's election, the safest election, the
41:54
Speaker 21: most secure election ever run.
41:56
Speaker 7: Most secure election in American history.
41:58
Speaker 3: The most secure election in American history.
42:01
Speaker 6: The most secure in history.
42:03
Speaker 9: Was the most secure election ever, the most secure election
42:06
Speaker 9: in American history.
42:09
Speaker 16: This is the most secure election in American.
42:10
Speaker 7: History, the most secure in US history.
42:12
Speaker 22: Is in fact, was the most secure election.
42:15
Speaker 11: Yeah, this was the most secure election in history.
42:17
Speaker 13: The most secure or the most secure election in American history,
42:22
Speaker 13: the most secure.
42:23
Speaker 7: To be honest, that's only half of the audio. I
42:25
Speaker 7: could just keep going where people keep saying this over
42:28
Speaker 7: and over and over again, and you know that's not true.
42:32
Speaker 7: A bunch of states know that that's not true because
42:34
Speaker 7: they changed rules with almost no time left to do it. Well,
42:39
Speaker 7: places like where I was living in Illinois, they changed
42:42
Speaker 7: rules in ways that they shouldn't have. They went completely
42:45
Speaker 7: around any sort of state government to do it. They
42:47
Speaker 7: said it was an emergency. They took a bunch of
42:49
Speaker 7: mail in ballots they shouldn't have taken and didn't have
42:51
Speaker 7: the ability to make sure we're legitimate, and then boom,
42:54
Speaker 7: they said it was the most secure election in US history,
42:57
Speaker 7: as China was stealing a crap ton of her information.
43:00
Speaker 1: All of that happened.
43:01
Speaker 7: All of that is not actually really debated, even though
43:04
Speaker 7: they'll tell you that all the votes were legitimate and
43:06
Speaker 7: they hand counted them, etc.
43:08
Speaker 1: Etc.
43:09
Speaker 7: And all that really means is that every vote they
43:11
Speaker 7: received had an aim on it that they thought was
43:13
Speaker 7: a legitimate voter that seemed to have voted for somebody,
43:16
Speaker 7: especially if it was sent in the mail. When the
43:18
Speaker 7: reality and I'll say this because I've connected this dot
43:22
Speaker 7: and I imagine a lot of other people have too.
43:24
Speaker 7: If you're a bad actor that wants something to happen
43:28
Speaker 7: and you think you can control it, what's one of
43:31
Speaker 7: the most valuable pieces of information for you to discover
43:35
Speaker 7: all the people who aren't going to vote and then
43:38
Speaker 7: you can vote for them if you could identify that,
43:41
Speaker 7: if the data that you steal from previous elections shows
43:45
Speaker 7: you how unlikely it was for someone to vote. And then, hey,
43:48
Speaker 7: if some of these people who's never voted wind up
43:50
Speaker 7: voting in this election, it's like they sent in two ballots,
43:53
Speaker 7: No big deal. Could you manufacture a bunch of bail
43:57
Speaker 7: in ballots for people that don't vote and pretend they did.
44:00
Speaker 7: You could do that. I'm not saying that that's exactly
44:03
Speaker 7: what happened. I'm just throwing one plausible scenario out there
44:06
Speaker 7: as to why someone would desire to have voting data
44:10
Speaker 7: and voting history on US citizens and people that are
44:15
Speaker 7: voting in elections, and how they could misuse said data.
44:18
Speaker 7: It's just it's really interesting that this is the type
44:21
Speaker 7: of thing that is so willfully dismissed immediately by moos
44:26
Speaker 7: media across the board because of the person who delivered
44:29
Speaker 7: the message, not the likelihood that this message could in
44:32
Speaker 7: fact be something else.
44:33
Speaker 1: All Right, I do want to play.
44:34
Speaker 7: A couple of things before I get out of here
44:37
Speaker 7: that are not in fact serious stuff. This is a
44:40
Speaker 7: sillier stuff. I do like this story.
44:43
Speaker 1: First.
44:43
Speaker 7: This is a hero out of Washington who ran into
44:46
Speaker 7: a runaway suv. His name is Paul Jackson. He decided
44:50
Speaker 7: that he needed to do something because he saw a
44:52
Speaker 7: mom and a child in a car and the mom
44:54
Speaker 7: seemed like she was passed out. I love this story.
44:57
Speaker 7: I love that he name drops the vehicle was in
45:00
Speaker 7: to do this. And I also thought about all the
45:02
Speaker 7: vehicles I had, the crappy ones, the terrible ones, the
45:05
Speaker 7: ones that were, you know, a days away from falling apart.
45:09
Speaker 1: Before I got rid of them.
45:11
Speaker 7: It would have been amazing for one of those vehicles
45:13
Speaker 7: to be a hero vehicle. It would have been an
45:15
Speaker 7: incredible way for it to go out. But here is,
45:17
Speaker 7: in fact, some of the audio of a guy saying
45:19
Speaker 7: he saved lives by crashing his car into an suv.
45:23
Speaker 25: It was something I didn't even really think about. I
45:24
Speaker 25: just did it. My rescue car, my Betmobile, is a
45:27
Speaker 25: Kia Forte, perfect for rushing cars. I saw the car
45:30
Speaker 25: bouncing on the wall. Her face is up out of it,
45:33
Speaker 25: eyes rolled back in the back of her head. I
45:35
Speaker 25: didn't want anything to go south slowly guided her to
45:40
Speaker 25: a stop.
45:41
Speaker 7: For years on the radio, I talked about my ninety
45:44
Speaker 7: six Jeep Cherokee, which was a piece of crap, but
45:47
Speaker 7: I loved it. I loved it a lot. It had
45:49
Speaker 7: a bunch of problems. The back trunk didn't work. He
45:52
Speaker 7: actually had to hold it up because everything about it
45:54
Speaker 7: was broken. But there were so many things that were
45:57
Speaker 7: a problem as far as that car was concerned. I
46:00
Speaker 7: remember this actually I was working a lot with veterans
46:02
Speaker 7: at the time and in radio a different place, and
46:05
Speaker 7: they had said that they would have loved to light
46:07
Speaker 7: it on fire and blow it up for me. That's
46:09
Speaker 7: one thing they said they do, like, you know, we
46:12
Speaker 7: have these training exercises where something is lit on fire
46:15
Speaker 7: and then the fire department shows up to put it out.
46:18
Speaker 7: So we could do that for you. And then after
46:20
Speaker 7: it's fully burned and destroyed and you get to see
46:23
Speaker 7: something that you love get annihilated, we think we could
46:27
Speaker 7: also blow it up just for extra fun, because we're
46:30
Speaker 7: capable of doing it as veterans.
46:32
Speaker 1: And I was so close to doing.
46:33
Speaker 7: That, and then eventually I donated it to a child
46:36
Speaker 7: of a veteran I who was actually participating in a
46:40
Speaker 7: demolition derby and wanted to try to turn my car
46:42
Speaker 7: into a demolition derby car. I think it was too
46:45
Speaker 7: beat up, so I don't think that actually happened, but
46:47
Speaker 7: I loved that the idea of it might happen at
46:50
Speaker 7: that time. I think they just took parts out of
46:52
Speaker 7: it for a different car, but nontheless, I got pretty
46:55
Speaker 7: close to letting veterans blow my car to smith Rereens
46:57
Speaker 7: because it would have been amazing. Another story out there
47:00
Speaker 7: that I saw that I thought was kind of amazingly stupid.
47:03
Speaker 7: There was an April Fool's joke that happened where people
47:08
Speaker 7: said that you should dress up as Trader Joe's or
47:11
Speaker 7: Aldi and then rave against the other store. So you
47:15
Speaker 7: dress up as Trader Joe's, show up in an Aldi,
47:17
Speaker 7: and do like an impromptu rave. People actually did this.
47:21
Speaker 7: They showed up as their favorite store. They partied in
47:25
Speaker 7: the streets. This shows you that every dumb idea has
47:29
Speaker 7: some amount of an audience behind it, and it's terrible
47:32
Speaker 7: that it does. It's not good for our society or
47:34
Speaker 7: our country that people do these dumb things.
47:37
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead hit play on this.
47:39
Speaker 5: Well.
47:39
Speaker 16: I work at Trader Joe's and I love everything about it. Okay,
47:42
Speaker 16: convenience and for income and for benefits and free T shirts.
47:47
Speaker 16: I actually I took videos and pictures and I'm going
47:50
Speaker 16: to send them to my crew at Trader Joe's and say,
47:53
Speaker 16: y'all missed out.
47:54
Speaker 1: Team aldiam Aldi. I'm at Aldi's every week. I love
47:59
Speaker 1: that it's just few people.
48:00
Speaker 7: By the way, if you actually see any of the
48:02
Speaker 7: videos and stuff, it's not like the turnout was huge.
48:04
Speaker 1: It wasn't incredible.
48:05
Speaker 7: And I wonder if at some point somebody's walking up
48:08
Speaker 7: to the outdoor rave outside the Aldie with their Trader
48:12
Speaker 7: Joe's outfit on and they're like, you know what, now
48:14
Speaker 7: it is a bad idea. I shouldn't do this. I
48:16
Speaker 7: know how dumb this is. And actually I also assume.
48:19
Speaker 7: I always assume with stories like this that there's at
48:22
Speaker 7: least one dude who's doing this because he thinks a
48:25
Speaker 7: girl is cute and the girl has asked him to
48:27
Speaker 7: do it.
48:27
Speaker 1: That happens.
48:28
Speaker 7: We all do things we don't want to do when
48:30
Speaker 7: someone that we're attracted to asks us to do it.
48:33
Speaker 7: I slept outside of a Chick fil A. It's a
48:36
Speaker 7: real story. I have a couple of minutes. I might
48:38
Speaker 7: as well tell you. Dating a girl in high school,
48:41
Speaker 7: a Chick fil A opened in our town and where
48:43
Speaker 7: I was living, and I remember she said that she
48:45
Speaker 7: really wanted to try to win the free chicken nuggets,
48:49
Speaker 7: and he had to sleep outside the entire time. I
48:51
Speaker 7: think like a hundred people a one chicken nuggets, and
48:54
Speaker 7: we were like one fifteen and one sixteen on the list,
48:58
Speaker 7: and I had some friends show up and do it too,
49:00
Speaker 7: because I wasn't gonna do I'd like, come on, if
49:02
Speaker 7: we're gonna do this, we might as well all try.
49:04
Speaker 7: And the whole time we're there, we're thinking, there's no
49:07
Speaker 7: way anybody's gonna give up. We're not gonna get the
49:09
Speaker 7: free chicken nuggets. Essentially, the whole thing was so stupid,
49:13
Speaker 7: but she dragged me. I asked them to go. It
49:15
Speaker 7: was a whole thing. And then I remember the next
49:17
Speaker 7: morning when no one did leave and we lost. And
49:21
Speaker 7: this was my first This was my actual literal.
49:23
Speaker 1: Debut in the world of radio.
49:25
Speaker 7: A radio station drives up with their little radio car
49:28
Speaker 7: and they go for any of you people that slept
49:30
Speaker 7: outside all night and didn't win free chicken for a year,
49:33
Speaker 7: we have a contest for you. The first like four
49:37
Speaker 7: I think people that run up in front of us
49:39
Speaker 7: can have an eating contest, and three of the four
49:41
Speaker 7: people will win free chicken nuggets for a year. So
49:44
Speaker 7: they did an on air eating contest, and all of
49:47
Speaker 7: my buddies and I made it up to the front,
49:49
Speaker 7: and I was again the only one who lost. They
49:52
Speaker 7: were all incredible, they were like football guys. I I
49:54
Speaker 7: was not ready to compete in that world. And then
49:58
Speaker 7: I remember my girlfriend at the time, I'm also want
50:00
Speaker 7: a drawing for free chicken nuggets. So I was literally
50:03
Speaker 7: the only person that didn't win. I walked away from
50:06
Speaker 7: that thing, like I did all this. I invited other
50:08
Speaker 7: people and it cost me every ability to get free
50:12
Speaker 7: chicken nuggets per year, and yet I didn't care because really, again,
50:16
Speaker 7: if you do this for the wrong reasons, essentially doing
50:18
Speaker 7: it because a lady asked you to and you.
50:20
Speaker 1: Like her, then you're probably still happy in the end.
50:23
Speaker 7: All right, one last story that I'll play, or last
50:27
Speaker 7: piece of audio that I thought was interesting before we
50:30
Speaker 7: get out of here. This is two guys that were
50:33
Speaker 7: switched at birth at a hospital in North Dakota. They
50:37
Speaker 7: were talking about it because one of the two of
50:39
Speaker 7: them inevitably did the thing that a bunch of people
50:41
Speaker 7: do ancestry dot com. You figure out what your lineage is,
50:46
Speaker 7: maybe even figure out what kind of health things have
50:49
Speaker 7: been a problem for you based in your DNA or
50:51
Speaker 7: your family. And when one of the two guys did this,
50:54
Speaker 7: he realized he wasn't related to anyone that raised him.
50:59
Speaker 7: And this is it's horrible. Only two people were born
51:01
Speaker 7: in the hospital in North Dakota, and apparently they mixed
51:05
Speaker 7: up the babies. And before even at play on this,
51:08
Speaker 7: my first question was did somebody know, did like one
51:11
Speaker 7: of the nurses who put the baby down and the
51:13
Speaker 7: other baby down and forget to put the name plates
51:16
Speaker 7: like look down and go uh oh, and then try
51:18
Speaker 7: to guess like, did they know for thirty eight years
51:21
Speaker 7: that they had potentially made this mistake and the coin
51:24
Speaker 7: flip of giving one baby to one family was we
51:28
Speaker 7: hope we did that right or did they think they'd
51:30
Speaker 7: done it right the whole time. I don't know the answer,
51:32
Speaker 7: but I do know for these guys, this has got
51:34
Speaker 7: to be a pretty awkward thing to figure out when
51:37
Speaker 7: you're almost forty.
51:38
Speaker 14: Here we got January twenty sixth, nineteen eighty eight.
51:40
Speaker 17: Only Kyle and I were born in that hospital that day.
51:44
Speaker 27: It's the only time we've ever been together.
51:46
Speaker 14: My aunt Martha and I were on ancestry dot Com.
51:50
Speaker 14: I had done further DNA testing on my raising mom,
51:55
Speaker 14: Evelyn Newton, that came out conclusively that you know, she
52:01
Speaker 14: was biologically my brother's mom, but she didn't match with
52:06
Speaker 14: me on the platform. We kind of concluded and so basically, look, Kyle,
52:11
Speaker 14: you were switched at birth.
52:12
Speaker 7: Look I'll say something about this that I thought was
52:14
Speaker 7: kind of uniquely important too, and I thought was crazy.
52:18
Speaker 7: The guy says his raising mom, that's your mom, that's
52:21
Speaker 7: going to be your mom. I know that there's got
52:24
Speaker 7: to be a lot of this, and I can't fathom
52:26
Speaker 7: being in a situation where you have to process the
52:28
Speaker 7: idea that the person who raised you for thirty eight
52:31
Speaker 7: years is not in fact your biological parent, that neither
52:35
Speaker 7: of your parents are biologically your parents. But raising somebody
52:39
Speaker 7: is raising somebody, and that makes somebody a parent, at
52:41
Speaker 7: least in my opinion. I've known a bunch of people
52:44
Speaker 7: who stepped stepped up when someone else wasn't involved anymore,
52:47
Speaker 7: and you know, raised a child that wasn't theirs, and
52:51
Speaker 7: that's your father, that's your mom, that's whoever. So there's
52:54
Speaker 7: no real debate about that. To me, I'm not going
52:56
Speaker 7: to tell this person what to do. They're trying to
52:58
Speaker 7: figure it out on their own, but I think eventually
53:01
Speaker 7: they'll come back to the reality that the person who
53:03
Speaker 7: raised you is in fact your parent, and that the
53:06
Speaker 7: other people that you might want to get to know
53:08
Speaker 7: are really people that you're going to want to get
53:09
Speaker 7: to know for medical reasons. You're going to want to
53:12
Speaker 7: know what things that they've dealt with in the past
53:14
Speaker 7: so that you can be.
53:15
Speaker 1: Prepared for it again. Surreal.
53:17
Speaker 7: I couldn't fathom actually having this happen to somebody that
53:21
Speaker 7: I knew, or to me. But at the end of
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Speaker 7: the day, I, as a person of faith, would say
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Speaker 7: that I don't know why, but maybe that was a
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Speaker 7: move that God decided to make that I wound up
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Speaker 7: living the life that I lived with the people I
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Speaker 7: lived it with, and that is what it is. There's
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Speaker 7: no real way to fix it at this point.
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Speaker 1: All Right, that's it. That's the whole show.
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Speaker 7: Thrilled as always, Craig Collins, KSV seven hundred, The Voice
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Speaker 7: of Texas See it tomorrow.