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Wicked Radio 1-8: MN Shooting Another George Floyd? Not So Fast, & Dr. Oz On Booze · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: There's not a person in America with an ounce, a stickle,
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Speaker 1: a scoach of common sense that didn't look at that
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Speaker 1: incident in Minneapolis yesterday with that lady getting shot, that
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Speaker 1: that agitator and didn't say at the time, well, there
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Speaker 1: you go. This is what they want is they're gonna
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Speaker 1: use this and turn this into or try to turn
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Speaker 1: this into George Floyd two point zero. We also everybody,
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Speaker 1: so everybody thought this exact same thing, and sure enough,
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Speaker 1: that's exactly what they did. But will they get away
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Speaker 1: with it this time? And my answer to you is,
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Speaker 1: and we've all asked the question, uh, nope, not this time.
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Speaker 1: Why this is not twenty twenty. You got to think
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Speaker 1: back of how many different things are different. Now you
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Speaker 1: got to understand exactly what the what the narrative is
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Speaker 1: and who's behind it. Everybody understands this now, except for
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Speaker 1: the kind of people that you know marched to protest
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Speaker 1: and saying f ice, those people will never get it.
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Speaker 1: Everybody else does. Now we have the information, and now
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Speaker 1: we have leadership that actually will not tolerate this. So
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Speaker 1: I'll start at the end. We're not going to have
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Speaker 1: George Floyd two point zero. But they're going to try
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Speaker 1: their damnedest, but it's okay. In the end, common sense
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Speaker 1: always prevails. It takes a long time sometimes, but the
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Speaker 1: law of the universes, common sense prevails. So we'll talk
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Speaker 1: about that as well. As tragic as that was, we'll
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Speaker 1: talk about that as well as at the end of
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Speaker 1: this entire thing, doctor Oz with the best explanation of
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Speaker 1: guidelines on alcohol. I think I've ever heard that too.
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Speaker 1: where if you'd like to get those Thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Let's go right to it. Let's go right to the
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Speaker 1: incident where it all happened. In Minneapolis. A lady named
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Speaker 1: Renee Good, thirty seven years old now is not alive
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Speaker 1: because she decided that it would be a good idea
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Speaker 1: to first of all, block traffic, block an ice caravan
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Speaker 1: and then try to speed away and yes make contact
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Speaker 1: with the Ice official before she was shown and murdered.
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Speaker 1: Now she now her daughter doesn't have a mom good
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Speaker 1: job because you let these absolute corrupt, crooked politicians talk
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Speaker 1: you into thinking it's a good idea to get in
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Speaker 1: the way of a Department of Homeland Security. Therefore, Ice operation,
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Speaker 1: this is actually what we're doing. You actually thought this
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Speaker 1: was a good idea. Here's the answer to where it
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Speaker 1: all happened. Where we all looked at this and said, okay, well,
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Speaker 1: before we even know the details of the story of
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Speaker 1: how this lady got shot, they're gonna try to use
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Speaker 1: this as the next George Floyd Morman. You wait, it's
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Speaker 1: gonna happen. Well here it all was, this is what
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Speaker 1: we all want.
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Speaker 2: Well, okay, aw, that exactly what happened again, and I
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Speaker 2: think this is relevant to it.
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Speaker 1: Before we even saw all the multiple angles of exactly
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Speaker 1: what happened with this, we all said, oh, we know
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Speaker 1: what they're going to turn this into. This lady died.
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Speaker 1: They're going to try to make this her the next
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Speaker 1: George Floyd and riots and protests and shutdowns and violence,
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Speaker 1: and yet exactly well, it wasn't too long after that
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Speaker 1: we started to hear from witnesses and the witness I'm
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Speaker 1: going to play for you here. She's done some TV
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Speaker 1: sit down interviews as well. Since this she's no friend
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Speaker 1: of like Ice. But what she says is so revealing
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Speaker 1: in it. Before we even get to the rest of this.
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Speaker 1: Here she is describing she was the one one of
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Speaker 1: them taking the main angle of the video camera.
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Speaker 3: We woke up to some commotion. I heard some whistles
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Speaker 3: going on out front, so I came downstairs to see
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Speaker 3: what was going on. It wasn't even dressed, and there
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Speaker 3: was a car, the hanted pilot that's crashed over there.
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Speaker 3: Now there's a car blocking the two lanes of Portland traffic.
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Speaker 3: And the ICE agents got out and they were saying
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Speaker 3: get out here, get out of here. And she was
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Speaker 3: what looked like trying to turn She was trying to
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Speaker 3: turn around and the Ice age it was in front
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Speaker 3: of her car and he pulled out a gun and
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Speaker 3: put it right in like he was his mindriff was
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Speaker 3: on her bumper and he reached across the hood of
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Speaker 3: the car and shot her in the face like three
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Speaker 3: four times. And then she must have just stepped on
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Speaker 3: the gas.
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Speaker 1: She was there blocking. This is all stuff we know.
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Speaker 1: By the way, she was exactly right. She was just
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Speaker 1: one of the first witnesses to talk about it. And again,
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Speaker 1: no friend of ice. That lady there was blocking traffic there.
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Speaker 1: They tried to get her her own. The most relevant
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Speaker 1: part of everything that witness said, right there was her
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Speaker 1: bumper on the midriff of the ice officer. And if
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Speaker 1: you look, and we've all seen multiple angles of this
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Speaker 1: thing by now, and then her wheels are turned towards him,
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Speaker 1: does the reverses, goes towards him again and drives off,
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Speaker 1: winds up getting shot and is now dead. Because you
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Speaker 1: thought it was a good You were stupid enough to
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Speaker 1: let these politicians talk you into thinking that that's good.
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Speaker 1: You bought into all the rhetoric and all the nonsense.
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Speaker 1: And we all said it. We all said it from
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Speaker 1: idiots like the Mamdani in New York and Gavin Newsom
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Speaker 1: and the stupidest men in America, Tim Walls. We all
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Speaker 1: heard it, with all their rhetoric and all the all
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Speaker 1: the f ice crap that only accelerated yesterday. We all
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Speaker 1: heard it. We all said, there are going to be
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Speaker 1: people dumb enough to get themselves killed. Well, here you go,
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Speaker 1: and this is exactly what it is. Is it tragic?
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it is wish that never happened, but also
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Speaker 1: completely opportunistic political opportunity. That's exactly what this is. Both
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Speaker 1: those things can be true. Both of them can be true.
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Speaker 1: Don't I don't. I can't. I never thought we would
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Speaker 1: actually get to the point where there would be people
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Speaker 1: in the country that didn't think that making any obstruction,
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Speaker 1: making any contact with any officer at any level, community, city, state,
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Speaker 1: federal park ranger, if your car makes any contact whatsoever
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Speaker 1: with them as you're trying to leave, you're going to
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Speaker 1: get shot. What how in the name of God did
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Speaker 1: we get to the point we were so dumb down
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Speaker 1: that people didn't realize this. How stupid, absolutely brain dead
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Speaker 1: would you have to be to listen to these politicians
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Speaker 1: and get worked up because of their rhetoric. Well, that's
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Speaker 1: where we are, and that's what we have. And so
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Speaker 1: what did this lead to all of us saying, Well,
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Speaker 1: they're gonna try, they're gonna do their best to make
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Speaker 1: this into George Floyd two point oh, and it'll all
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Speaker 1: start once again, ironically in Minnesota, where they have such
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Speaker 1: weak leadership, they're gonna try. At the time yesterday saying
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Speaker 1: I hope it doesn't happen, but they tried their best.
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Speaker 1: So now we logically have to go to who I
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Speaker 1: am calling now the most dangerous man in America because
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Speaker 1: he is one of the stupidest men in America, and
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Speaker 1: he's one of the most weak men in America, and
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Speaker 1: he is one of the most maybe possibly the most
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Speaker 1: corrupt men in America. I'm talking about Tubby, Tubby Tampa
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Speaker 1: on Tim Walls there. He was immediately after not even I,
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Speaker 1: who are who? Is fully ready for the dumbest things
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Speaker 1: to be said by politicians at all times. It's just
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Speaker 1: my working operating system. I'm ready for the dumbest things,
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Speaker 1: most dangerous things to come out of their mouths at
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Speaker 1: all times. Not even I expected this. This is just
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Speaker 1: flat out unbelievable, the rhetoric that he spouted off yesterday.
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Speaker 1: And keep in mind, of course, as you already know,
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Speaker 1: but it's a good reminder what happened the two weeks
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Speaker 1: prior to this. Now they think the fraud in Minnesota
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Speaker 1: is up to billions, not millions, billions of taxpayer dollars,
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Speaker 1: Minnesota dollars and your federal dollars. You're all of our
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Speaker 1: dollars being wasted and laundered in Minnesota. Big reason why
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Speaker 1: this guy wants a massive distraction. But to call on
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Speaker 1: the National Guard from Minnesota to oppose these ice officers.
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Speaker 1: I didn't even think he's this stupid. I didn't even
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Speaker 1: think he's this dangerous, But my friends, he is.
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Speaker 4: To Minnesotans, I say this, I feel your anger. I'm
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Speaker 4: angry they want to show. We can't give it to them.
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Speaker 4: We cannot. If you protest and express your First Amendment rights,
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Speaker 4: please do so peacefully as you always do. We can't
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Speaker 4: give them what they want. The hearts and minds of
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Speaker 4: the people in this state are on our side. To Americans,
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Speaker 4: I ask you this, Please stand with Minneapolis. To Minnesotan's,
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Speaker 4: know that our administration is going to stop at nothing
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Speaker 4: to seek accountability and justice. The State Bureau of Criminal
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Speaker 4: Apprehension are working on the investigation. We have activated the
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Speaker 4: State Emergency Operations Center, State Patrol of Minnesota. National Guard
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Speaker 4: leadership is connected with the Minneapolis Police Department, the Saint
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Speaker 4: Paul Police Department, Hennepon County Sheriff's Office, the DNR, and
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Speaker 4: Minnesota's Homeland Security and Emergency Management. We have activated dozens
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Speaker 4: of members of the State Patrol's Mobile Response Team, and
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Speaker 4: from here on I have a very simple message. We
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Speaker 4: do not need any further help from the federal government.
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Speaker 4: To Donald Trump and Christy Nome, You've done enough. There's
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Speaker 4: nothing more important than Minnesota and safety. I've issued a
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Speaker 4: warning order to prepare the Minnesota National Guard. We have
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Speaker 4: soldiers in training and prepared to be deployed if necessary.
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Speaker 4: I remind you a warning order is a heads up
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Speaker 4: for folks, and these National Guard troops are our National
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Speaker 4: Guard troops.
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Speaker 1: I'm activating a warning to the National Guard. This is
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Speaker 1: civilians as who are voluntary members of the Minnesota National
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Speaker 1: Guard to oppose Department of Homeland Security and a nice
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Speaker 1: I'll say it again, that's the most dangerous, stupidest thing
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Speaker 1: I've ever heard any politicians say in my life ever.
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Speaker 1: To say that, it's just it's every once in a
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Speaker 1: while we get this reminder that the most dangerous people
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Speaker 1: in the world are weak men. It's been true since
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Speaker 1: the dawn of time. Weak men get people killed. That's
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Speaker 1: a weak man, that's a corrupt man, and that is
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Speaker 1: an absolute freak. And I would vent without ever being
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Speaker 1: able to prove this, I would venture to get Yes.
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Speaker 1: When he saw this happen, he said, here's my out here,
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Speaker 1: here's my exit. To stop talking about the fraud. I'll
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Speaker 1: I'll wrap my whole narrative around this, and I'll get
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Speaker 1: everybody agitated and say that all of this fraud they're
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Speaker 1: accusing me of that I know I'm guilty of. Well,
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Speaker 1: I'll just say it's the Feds trying to get me.
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Speaker 1: That's what I'll do. And that's why my friends they
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Speaker 1: tried to turn this into George Floyd two point oh
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Speaker 1: more on why that's not gonna happen in a second.
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Speaker 1: But first we also have to go to Minnesota, Minneapolis itself.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the mayor. Let's go to the mayor
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Speaker 1: who you know, he dances with the Somalis and he's
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Speaker 1: this and that, you know, And he said, well, here
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Speaker 1: here's here's Jacob Fry yesterday. Let's see he's gonna he's
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Speaker 1: gonna have a common sense take on this, right, And
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Speaker 1: I have a message for Ice.
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Speaker 4: Two.
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Speaker 5: Ice, get the fuck out of Minneapolis.
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Speaker 1: And it's always the same. It's always the wimpiest, weakest,
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Speaker 1: most corrupt, morally bankrupt little dudes that cause the most damage,
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Speaker 1: enner the most dangerous like him, he's only slightly less
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Speaker 1: dangerous than Tim Walls and isn't it just par for
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Speaker 1: the course that all of this crap would be originating
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Speaker 1: from Minnesota? Once again? Isn't it just isn't it just classic? Now?
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Speaker 1: Why does that happen? Because if you've got a population,
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Speaker 1: not all of them, the hard working, good people of
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Speaker 1: Minnesota just got bamboozled by this. And maybe a big
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Speaker 1: part of that fraud is because they screwed up the
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Speaker 1: voter roles. And that's how people like Fry and Tim
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Speaker 1: Wallas got elected in the first place. Because the fraud
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Speaker 1: isn't just about money, it's about buying votes. So that's
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Speaker 1: how this happened. That's how they had their state stolen
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Speaker 1: from them. But why did the Summer of twenty twenty riots,
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Speaker 1: How did the George Floyd riots? How did that all
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Speaker 1: generate Minneapolis? Well, because it's where the whole thing started.
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Speaker 1: But also this there was no leadership in that state
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Speaker 1: to stop it. In fact, they encouraged it for with
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Speaker 1: words and rhetoric like that from those two idiots and
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Speaker 1: the other state politicians in there that took over their state.
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Speaker 1: That's how this happens. But I asked the question in
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Speaker 1: the introduction, will it happen again? Are they going to
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Speaker 1: get their next George Floyd two point zero. Nope, it's
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Speaker 1: not going to happen this time. We'll get to them,
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Speaker 1: the agitators and the paid agitators and the rioters last
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Speaker 1: night major American cities. We'll get to that in a second.
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Speaker 1: But let me explain, you know why that's not going
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Speaker 1: to happen this time around, because, first of all, we're aware.
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Speaker 1: How many people have you ever talked to and you
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Speaker 1: said and referred back to in casual conversation at a
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Speaker 1: dinner party, whatever it was. Yeah, those riots of twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: and they look at you like what riots? You know,
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Speaker 1: what happened? Two billion dollars in property damage, There were
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Speaker 1: dozens of people killed, and not even this was the
12:29
Speaker 1: era of you might remember this part of it peacefully
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Speaker 1: you know, protested, mostly peaceful protesters. Remember that. Remember that
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Speaker 1: famous CNN clip while things were on fire in the background,
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Speaker 1: which I think was Minneapolis, might have been Chicago. That
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Speaker 1: was that whole era where they flat out lied. They
12:45
Speaker 1: don't get away with that anymore because what happened since,
12:48
Speaker 1: what has happened since twenty twenty? We have free information now,
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Speaker 1: at least the best we've ever had. Now we've got
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Speaker 1: We used to have Twitter, which all of that stuff
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Speaker 1: got censored. Now we have x where this isn't censored.
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Speaker 1: Now you have the information, and there are more people
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Speaker 1: than ever in this country that realize that they can
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Speaker 1: get the right information, so they can't pull the wool
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Speaker 1: over your eyes anymore. Did you also get the feeling
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Speaker 1: back then in twenty twenty covid era, all that corruption,
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Speaker 1: all those riots, the BLM thing, that George Floyd nonsense,
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Speaker 1: all of that stuff. Do you remember that. Did you
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Speaker 1: get the feeling that you thought that you were a
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Speaker 1: minority in the country having common sense. I don't care
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Speaker 1: what color you are, but you thought that you were alone.
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Speaker 1: Throughout this freedom of information, we realized there's more of
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Speaker 1: us than there is of them. There's more people who
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Speaker 1: have common sense and intelligence than the lunatics who support
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Speaker 1: this crap. Now we know that that's the main reason
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Speaker 1: why we're not going to have George Floyd two point zero.
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Speaker 1: But the rhetoric still had an effect last night. Of
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Speaker 1: course they did. Let's go to Minneapolis first, here's their riot.
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Speaker 1: How many of those people would be just like Renee Good,
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Speaker 1: be stupid enough to impede an Ice investigation in a
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Speaker 1: suburban neighborhood and get herself killed. How many? How many would?
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Speaker 1: A lot of them would because they just can't think
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Speaker 1: for themselves, and that's what they want and that's what
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Speaker 1: they prey on. But it spread throughout the country.
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Speaker 6: Of course, what Ice.
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Speaker 1: If you caught that was Seattle, by the way, I
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Speaker 1: don't know if you caught that. But part of the chance,
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Speaker 1: and I'm sorry you had to listen through that entire thing.
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Speaker 1: Part of the chance was Ice must die, Ice must die.
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Speaker 1: So good more again, another city where you have incredibly
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Speaker 1: weak leadership that actually encourages this kind of stuff. But
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Speaker 1: that's neither here nor there. The real story is to
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Speaker 1: go to New York City last night, because this is
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Speaker 1: where it all gets exposed. Who's behind this particular same
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Speaker 1: anti Ice riot. Let's go to New York. So here's
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Speaker 1: another difference from twenty twenty to now. Now we know
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Speaker 1: who funds this crap because now there have been enough
15:31
Speaker 1: people who looked at this confirmed it and understands where
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Speaker 1: the money's coming from. So ex account named Wall Street Apes,
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Speaker 1: and then it's actually a great investigative journalist and then
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Speaker 1: confirmed by many other sources. The protests last night in
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Speaker 1: New York against ice was paid and bought for and
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Speaker 1: organized by PSL New York City. All right, who are they?
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Speaker 1: Party for Socialism and Liberation? Okay, well, who funds that?
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Speaker 1: Then here's the next question that we never used to ask.
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Speaker 1: Who funds this? Somebody we all know about George Soros, right,
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Speaker 1: the big you know, the big bed boogeyman that funds
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Speaker 1: all this stuff. No, there's a lot more worse than him.
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Speaker 1: Funded by Neville Roy Singham, who lives in China and
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Speaker 1: works for the CCP. This is all fact. You can
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Speaker 1: look it up on your own. He donated twenty million
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Speaker 1: dollars to entities like Justice and Education Fund that supports
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Speaker 1: the Party for Socialism and Liberation activities and protests and
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Speaker 1: riots and violence and all that stuff. He also funds
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Speaker 1: groups with heavy Party for Socialism and Liberation leadership overlap.
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Speaker 1: Remember the other day we were talking about more of
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Speaker 1: the This is the Venezuela protests. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: it's probably the same Venezuela protests pee the pro Maduo people, right,
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Speaker 1: these are the same Free Palestine people, pro Hamas. It's
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Speaker 1: all the same group of idiots. Again, what do you
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Speaker 1: look for, pre printed signs, same people in the crowd.
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Speaker 1: And again there's investigative journalists who can geolocate the same
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Speaker 1: cell phones in different cities and similar riots, all the
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Speaker 1: same crap, all the same thing, but it's all there.
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Speaker 1: So that's where we are. You've got people, you've got
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Speaker 1: absolute communist agitators sewing division in this country, and then
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Speaker 1: unfortunately a lot of absolute mindless sheep who are there,
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Speaker 1: playful idiots, useful idiots who go along with it, And
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Speaker 1: that's where we are. But the good and as dark
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Speaker 1: as that sounds, the good news is they're not gonna
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Speaker 1: turn this into George Floyd two point zero. This isn't
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty. This is a different ballgame, now, completely different.
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Speaker 1: So let them make their noise and don't worry about it.
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Speaker 1: But it's how do you how do you message this?
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Speaker 1: How do you actually talk to somebody who is so
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Speaker 1: stupid enough to get themselves killed because they were told
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Speaker 1: to do so by an idiot, corrupt politician like Tim Walls.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you can fix that, but you
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Speaker 1: don't have to stand for it, that's for sure. All right, boy,
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Speaker 1: is there any good news to talk about I actually
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Speaker 1: think there is the return to common sense. Remember I
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Speaker 1: said a couple of minutes ago, the common sense eventually
17:54
Speaker 1: always wins very quietly. And because of all this stuff
17:58
Speaker 1: I got knocked off the headlines. They kind of adjusted
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Speaker 1: the food the dietary guidelines once again yesterday. This was
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Speaker 1: you know, with Bobby Kennedy Junior and doctor Oz was
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Speaker 1: there and a lot of food guide. It was actually great.
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Speaker 1: The guidelines were basically they had one common, simple message,
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Speaker 1: eat real food. Well, that was great. Part of this, though,
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Speaker 1: was very interesting. It was the new guidelines on alcohol consumption.
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Speaker 1: We all know our entire lives. We heard the story
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Speaker 1: back and forth, right, we heard the entire thing where
18:27
Speaker 1: we came out of the early part of the last century.
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Speaker 1: It was like all alcohol is bad, it's the demon sauce,
18:32
Speaker 1: it's you know, it's bad. You know, we had prohibition.
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Speaker 1: Then you had various sources saying like, well, you know,
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Speaker 1: we've determined that two drinks a day are completely moderate
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Speaker 1: and that's totally fine for people. But then we found
18:44
Speaker 1: out that the alcohol industry funded that study. So you know,
18:47
Speaker 1: you gotta be really careful with the whole thing, isn't
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Speaker 1: it amazing that we've gone this far in American society
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Speaker 1: and we are a drinking culture. Less and less, but
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Speaker 1: we are a drinking culture, and we've never completely come
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Speaker 1: up with what the dietary guidelines would recomm amount of
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Speaker 1: booze is the best explanation I've ever heard of. This
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Speaker 1: was from doctor Oz yesterday because somebody asked him directly
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Speaker 1: what about the guidelines on booze, and he had a
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Speaker 1: common sense explanation of it. Basically, he said, the best
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Speaker 1: case scenario is not to drink, but if you do,
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Speaker 1: don't be a knuckle hit.
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Speaker 5: So alcohol is a social lubricant that brings people together.
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Speaker 5: In the best case scenario, I don't think you should
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Speaker 5: drink alcohol, but it does allow people an excuse to
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Speaker 5: bond and socialize, and there's probably nothing healthier. They're having
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Speaker 5: a good time with friends in a safe way. If
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Speaker 5: you look at the blue zones, for example, around the
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Speaker 5: world where people live the longest, alcohol is sometimes part
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Speaker 5: of their diet. Again, small amounts, taken very judiciously and
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Speaker 5: usually in a celebratory fashion. So there is alcohol on
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Speaker 5: these dietary guidelines, but the implication is don't have it
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Speaker 5: for breakfast. This should be something done a small amount
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Speaker 5: with hopefully in some kind of an event that might
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Speaker 5: have alcohol at it. But the general move away from
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Speaker 5: two glasses of men in one glass to wind there
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Speaker 5: was never really good data.
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Speaker 1: That wasn't good data. It was bought and paid for
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Speaker 1: by the alcohol industry means wrong. It's the exact same
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Speaker 1: thing that you know, my mom told me when I
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Speaker 1: was a kid, everything in moderation. Then I used to
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Speaker 1: drive her crazy and I'd say, huh, everything my even
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Speaker 1: like heroin, and then I'll remember what happened after that.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, common sense is taking over even in that department.
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Speaker 1: So it's a good thing. And the main takeaway is
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Speaker 1: if you hear people and stupid, idiot, weak, dangerous politicians
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Speaker 1: and fools like Tim Walls, you know better, but encourage
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Speaker 1: other people not to ever listen to them. And more
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Speaker 1: people aren't. And that's why we're not gonna have George
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Speaker 1: Floyd two point zero, which is gonna have a bunch
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Speaker 1: of noise. It's my take anyway. All right, thanks for
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Speaker 1: but I don't know, we'll see all of this is
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Speaker 1: coming to light. Make it a wicked, awesome Thursday. I'll
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