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"Guarding the Seas from Tyranny" (Saturday, April 11, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 8: to get to work, just like Monday through Friday. I'm
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  Speaker 8: here for you Monday through Friday. Why wouldn't I be
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  Speaker 8: here for you today? These are the questions that we
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  Speaker 8: must answer. And I remind and with full comparison to
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  Speaker 8: the Strait of Horror moves Jack Kennedy's point a year
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  Speaker 8: and one day before I was born in nineteen sixty
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  Speaker 8: two at Rice University.
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  Speaker 9: All the eyes of the world now look into space,
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  Speaker 9: to the moon and to the planets beyond, and we
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  Speaker 9: have vowed that we shall not see it govern by
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  Speaker 9: a hostile flag of conquest, but by a banner of freedom.
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  Speaker 8: A reminder for those who are wondering what the heck
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  Speaker 8: is going on in Islamabad today, Why are we Iran
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  Speaker 8: and what's going on? It's the Strait of Horm moves.
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  Speaker 8: If there was a place where Jack Kennedy's concerns about
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  Speaker 8: a sea being dominated by a flag of conquest, it's
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  Speaker 8: the Strait of Horm moves. Sot it all. I mean, certainly,
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  Speaker 8: the liberty one for the people of Iran is for
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  Speaker 8: them to win, not for us to win. We want
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  Speaker 8: to make sure that they have an equal playing field
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  Speaker 8: as dictated by our Second Amendment. That's why. And Trump
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  Speaker 8: was trying to send guns into country. He told us
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  Speaker 8: that earlier in the week, and more subtle a Second
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  Speaker 8: with you as well this morning. And welcome back to
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  Speaker 8: the astronauts of Artemis two back on Earth after a
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  Speaker 8: splashdown yesterday and the young folks of the world saying, yeah,
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  Speaker 8: so what shot up came back down? Not that easy
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  Speaker 8: to do, Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and Christina Koch,
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  Speaker 8: of sound when it hit the atmosphere slowed to just
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  Speaker 8: nineteen miles an hour when it splashed down, first splashdown
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  Speaker 8: since nineteen seventy two. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris, speaking of splashdowns,
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  Speaker 8: was responding to Chance urging her to run one more time,
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  Speaker 8: one more time, she said, I might. I am thinking
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  Speaker 8: about it. According to reporters from The Washington Examiner, senior
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  Speaker 8: US and Iranian officials are now together in the Pakistani
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  Speaker 8: capital of Islamabad for negotiations beginning shortly to end the
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  Speaker 8: six week old bombardment of Tehran, although the Iranians threw
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  Speaker 8: the Tonks into doubt by saying they could not begin
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  Speaker 8: without commitments on Hezbola in Lebanon and the lifting of sanctions.
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  Speaker 8: US delegation is led by J. D. Van's Vice President
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  Speaker 8: and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Iran's new
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  Speaker 8: Supreme Leader has his spin doctors, if not his doctor
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  Speaker 8: doctors working as Reuters is now reporting two unnamed sources
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  Speaker 8: saying earlier reports from this week saying that the fifty
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  Speaker 8: six year old Supreme Leader has chosen by the Council
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  Speaker 8: of Experts, has been unconscious for quite some time and
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  Speaker 8: is being kept alive on life support and extreme measures.
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  Speaker 8: These reports and Reuters are no He's mentally sharp, requesting anonymity,
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  Speaker 8: they were to discuss these things, taking part in all
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  Speaker 8: the discussions and senior meetings, including prepping those who were
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  Speaker 8: heading to Islamabad. US consumer sentiment plunged to a record
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  Speaker 3: From the home of the first amend first thing today.
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  Speaker 8: What is real? What is what is tangible and a
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  Speaker 8: reminder as the participants begin their talks in Islamabad the
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  Speaker 8: realities of liberty, justice, all of those things we prefer
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  Speaker 8: fest to the world is an economic place, and as
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  Speaker 8: much as the liberty of the Iranian people are important,
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  Speaker 8: the liberty of the world to be able to use
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  Speaker 8: international waterways like the Strait of hor Moves is important,
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  Speaker 8: and perhaps on a grander scale. President Trump, addressing before
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  Speaker 8: he headed here to our flagship city yesterday for a fundraiser,
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  Speaker 8: said to the press, it's about the Strait of hor Moves.
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  Speaker 8: The Strait of Horror Moves has to be open and
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  Speaker 8: has to be guaranteed to be open. I don't know
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  Speaker 8: if that is going to be something that's wound up
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  Speaker 8: falling into the lap of the Iranians, the Emirates, or
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  Speaker 8: the UN I know that a lot of you don't
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  Speaker 8: want that to be our responsibility to keep it open.
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  Speaker 8: But do we treat it like the Panama Canal? Only
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  Speaker 8: a natural version of it? And Terry writes into JT
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  Speaker 8: in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com, what's Pakistan's
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  Speaker 8: angle in this? I don't trust them? Why does everyone
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  Speaker 8: else shrug off the idea that Pakistan has some agenda
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  Speaker 8: in all this isn't this where Osama bin Laden was found?
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  Speaker 8: Maybe we can hold the special talks in the compound
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  Speaker 8: where Osama bin Laden was hiding out. And I get you, Terry,
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  Speaker 8: how many times has Pakistan shown up on the wrong
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  Speaker 8: side of something historic during our especially during our War
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  Speaker 8: on Terror period there Another friend of mine said, this
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  Speaker 8: is all because India has been so deeply aligned with Iran,
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  Speaker 8: and I think that has If there's a reason Pakistan
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  Speaker 8: had zeal to be seen as one of the FOA's
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  Speaker 8: friends of America in this is because it hurts India
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  Speaker 8: if Iran falls, if i Ran falls, that's a big
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  Speaker 8: ally of India's and then India and Russia and those
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  Speaker 8: folks become a weaker coalition. The brick brick by brick,
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  Speaker 8: I think is what doctor Clark said yesterday morning on
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  Speaker 8: the program Bob is hanging on the line having a
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  Speaker 8: nice Saturday afternoon in Moscow. How is it playing out there?
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  Speaker 8: Are they still honking on about this is the same
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  Speaker 8: thing that Putin did in Ukraine and America should stop
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  Speaker 8: complaining about it.
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  Speaker 16: Well they're not really They consider it the same way,
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  Speaker 16: but it's not the big point. The big point is
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  Speaker 16: it's what the United States did to Venezuela, what the
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  Speaker 16: United States did in Iran.
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  Speaker 8: Well, it took away one of their or two of
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  Speaker 8: their allies. There by the way, happy Easter and happy
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  Speaker 8: ceasefire for you guys as well.
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  Speaker 16: Well if the ceasefire holds, who knows.
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  Speaker 8: I don't know. Everyone seems to I'd like the Democrats
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  Speaker 8: to agree to a ceasefire with conservatives here in the
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  Speaker 8: United States since everyone seems to be on ceasefire mania
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  Speaker 8: this weekend.
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  Speaker 16: Yeah, that would never happen. But you hit the you
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  Speaker 16: hit the nail on the head. What is the difference
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  Speaker 16: between the Strait of Hormuz and now even Omar Jordans
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  Speaker 16: it talks about wanting a fee. What's the difference of that.
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  Speaker 16: Then we built the Panama Canal, which is an international
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  Speaker 16: waterway technically because it's international water and we gave it
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  Speaker 16: back to Panama, and they've been charging us tons of
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  Speaker 16: money for our US boats to use that Panama smell.
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  Speaker 8: So what's the difference, Well that we you know, I
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  Speaker 8: think the difference is that we told Panama. Whether you
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  Speaker 8: agree or disagree with the treaty, the idea was to
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  Speaker 8: give Panama the nation something to exist on, and we
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  Speaker 8: saw how that wound up with Noriega, and it turned
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  Speaker 8: ugly pretty quickly too. I mean that was within five
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  Speaker 8: years Panama had gone south on us, and then China
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  Speaker 8: starts running the portage the gates to the canal. So
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  Speaker 8: it hasn't really been anything more than even kindly put
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  Speaker 8: a misadventure with the Panama Canal. But you know, we
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  Speaker 8: built it, so there was therefore was always the feeling
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  Speaker 8: that we should run it straight up four moves as
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  Speaker 8: naturally occurring waterway. But how do you secure it if
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  Speaker 8: you've got a rogue nation that's just willing to start
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  Speaker 8: lobbing missiles or dropping mines in the water.
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  Speaker 16: Right, But the same thing, it's no different than the
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  Speaker 16: Sea of China, where we're not allowed to go in
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  Speaker 16: different areas of the international water lines of the United
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  Speaker 16: States where we have our internet the waters where like
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  Speaker 16: in the Gulf of Mexico, the countries, all these different
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  Speaker 16: countries they go just outside the international boundaries and they
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  Speaker 16: drill for oil and all the pipes go underneath, and
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  Speaker 16: they're still taking the oil from the United States. Why
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  Speaker 16: why can we have an international waterway center any country.
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  Speaker 16: If you're saying it's a strait of our mouth, they're
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  Speaker 16: just in any country wherever it may be. They're just
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  Speaker 16: saying it's hey, it's our territorial water. And even though
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  Speaker 16: it's international, we're claiming this part of it as our
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  Speaker 16: territorial land, part of our protection. Sort of what we
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  Speaker 16: do around the United States, what China does, what Japan does,
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  Speaker 16: what England does, what every country does well.
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  Speaker 8: So so here here would be the the armistice based on,
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  Speaker 8: you know, simply that point that I would suggest, you know,
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  Speaker 8: and I'm not putting myself in the same strata as JD.
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  Speaker 8: Vans And you can take at any way you want to.
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  Speaker 8: But you know, if I was there and that was
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  Speaker 8: the issue is like, hey, how you know this is
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  Speaker 8: our you know waterways? Is how do we protect ourselves
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  Speaker 8: our border? You make it a demilitarized zone. You know,
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  Speaker 8: military ships can't go through there, and military installations can't
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  Speaker 8: be pointed at it, and you know, work both sides
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  Speaker 8: of it, where a violation of it is a violation
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  Speaker 8: of the treaties of Versailles or whatever, you know, make
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  Speaker 8: a trade treaty of Islamabad and then and then if
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  Speaker 8: anyone violates it. If a navy ship goes through the strait,
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  Speaker 8: you know we've committed an active war. If they put
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  Speaker 8: a howitzer on the land pointed at the water, that's
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  Speaker 8: an active war. And and then you know it came
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  Speaker 8: on like Donkey Kong.
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  Speaker 16: Well, how does that work with them? With the United
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  Speaker 16: States water wasys? Then does that open up the United
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  Speaker 16: States coastline and there the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico,
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  Speaker 16: the Atlantic Ocean to that open and up then to
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  Speaker 16: all these foreign companies to come in and drill offshore
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  Speaker 16: because it's international water and they're not a military equipment.
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  Speaker 8: Well, there's there's mineral rights. There's also mineral rights there.
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  Speaker 8: So if they tap into something that isn't in international waters,
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  Speaker 8: then then that becomes mineral rights. And I think there
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  Speaker 8: It's actually just the opposite. And this is political science
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  Speaker 11: This is a quote from Secretary Rubio. Our rights come
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  Speaker 11: I find that very, very troubling. I'm a devout person.
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• 36:37
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  Speaker 2: independence from Virginia again. First thing Today by Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 8: Can just see the AI generated video of Eric Swollwell
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  Speaker 8: his groove on Well two pack.
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  Speaker 29: I say, oh yeah, you don't even have to do
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  Speaker 29: a good job of it, just it would be worth
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  Speaker 29: the price of the Anthropic And by the way, has
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  Speaker 29: anyone investigated whether Anthropic and their claude AI software is
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  Speaker 29: what the Iranian government is using to generate all these
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  Speaker 8: That are burning through my green Internet vet. And by
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  Speaker 8: the way, you know you don't have a little skip
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  Speaker 8: function in it, like skip skip, where's the skip? I
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  Speaker 8: hope those ads and you know whoever the Iranian government
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  Speaker 8: is paying, somebody's making money. I hope you sleep well
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  Speaker 8: at night. But the the Eric Swalwell story is the
• 45:29
  Speaker 8: gift that keeps on giving. Now Nancy Pelosi has turned
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  Speaker 8: on him. She was his godmother. I think she actually
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  Speaker 8: nursed Eric Swalwell his first two years in Congress. What
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  Speaker 8: too soon in the morning for imagery like that. It's
• 45:46
  Speaker 8: gonna put you off your bagel. Yeah, well, it just
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  Speaker 8: can't take it back now. But Nancy Pelosi has come
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  Speaker 8: out against Eric Swalwell, saying he needs to drop out
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  Speaker 8: of the California governor's race. And there's a political why.
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  Speaker 8: It's you know it's important as well. But Nancy Pelosi
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  Speaker 8: has called on Swalwell to drop out of the gubernatorial race. Quote,
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  Speaker 8: the young woman who has made serious allegations against Congressman
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  Speaker 8: Swalwell must be respected and heard. Notice how Pelosi avoids
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  Speaker 8: saying she believes this person or not the congressman's facing.
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  Speaker 8: According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the woman behind the
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  Speaker 8: allegations now is saying that he got her so drunk
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  Speaker 8: she couldn't have possibly consented, because you know that always works,
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  Speaker 8: so you more problems. And there's also a political side
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  Speaker 8: to this, because if Nancy can convince pardon me, Swallwell
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  Speaker 8: to get out of the race. That's one more batch
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  Speaker 8: of Democrat votes to go to the Democrat candidates to
• 47:08
  Speaker 8: keep the Republicans from surviving to the next round of
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  Speaker 8: runoffs there. So we'll see what happens. Trump has weighed
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  Speaker 8: in on the California gubernatorial race, and there are several
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  Speaker 8: folks who I know who live in California are saying
• 47:24
  Speaker 8: that there is a feeling that doing the same thing
• 47:29
  Speaker 8: over and over again has grown tired, and that they
• 47:32
  Speaker 8: want some Republicans and that the and this is important
• 47:36
  Speaker 8: for our friends in Virginia, that the redistricting spasm of
• 47:41
  Speaker 8: Gavin Newsom is what's driving Republicans to stand up in California.
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  Speaker 8: In California, who you know, within the last decade or
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  Speaker 8: so has had Republicans even you know in the US Senate,
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  Speaker 8: folks like darryl Isa Governor schwartzen Grabber. I guess that's
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  Speaker 8: what we could call Eric Swalwell. He would be Governor
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  Speaker 8: schwartzen Grabber of California if elected anyway there. But the
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  Speaker 8: Democrats are turning on Swalwell, mostly because they don't want
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  Speaker 8: him pulling votes away from the people they want to
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  Speaker 8: win there. Now, Nancy didn't say that he needs to
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  Speaker 8: get out of Congress. But that's a whole other matter.
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  Speaker 8: And here's I was telling a friend of mine who's
• 48:29
  Speaker 8: doing some investigative reporting out of California. I said, get
• 48:33
  Speaker 8: Foyer records on the congressional NDA fund. And she looked
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  Speaker 8: at me as young lady out of California working with
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  Speaker 8: me at the Daily Signal. I said, Congress has a
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  Speaker 8: budget a fund to pay non disclosure agreement settlements. I said,
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  Speaker 8: so if this woman was working for Swalwell when it happened,
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  Speaker 8: it probably came out of there. And so she's digging
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  Speaker 8: in on that. Good morning you are on the air
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  Speaker 8: with Joe. First thing, this Saturday morning. Who's this Joe.
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  Speaker 8: It's Clark Morning, Clark, Happy Saturday. How are you doing, sir?
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  Speaker 3: I'm great.
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  Speaker 28: You know, I like to start off our conversations with
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  Speaker 28: something humorous. Joe, and heels up is thinking about it.
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  Speaker 8: Heels up is thinking about it. Yes, I'm not sure
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  Speaker 8: I follow it, but then again, i'm you know.
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  Speaker 28: When asked about a presidential run, Kamala Harris said she's
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  Speaker 28: thinking about it.
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  Speaker 8: Joe.
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  Speaker 28: I just get this mental image of hearing, like when
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  Speaker 28: those wheels start hurting. I think that's funny as all get.
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  Speaker 8: Out, the concept of Kamala Harris thinking about anything. Okay,
• 49:52
  Speaker 8: I get what you're saying.
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  Speaker 28: Yeah, but anyway, before we move on to Eric Swallwell,
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  Speaker 28: and then the big thing on our rights, as the
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  Speaker 28: more famous Thomas said, uh from our career, and as
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  Speaker 28: you said, the ultimate defender of our rights has got
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  Speaker 16: So there's that, now, was it?
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  Speaker 8: And who had by the way, By the way, just
• 50:34
  Speaker 8: to bring in yesterday's topic of poly market, did anyone
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  Speaker 8: have on poly market the over under on how early
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  Speaker 8: it would be before the Beastie Boys got dragged into
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  Speaker 8: a political debate and used as a metaphor at that.
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  Speaker 8: I'm just I'm just curious if anyone thought about it.
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  Speaker 28: But we're kicking it. So on Swallwell, was it one
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  Speaker 28: of your Tuesday I made the Brando reference.
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  Speaker 8: You give it to.
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  Speaker 28: Joey, you give it to Dugan, and then you give
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  Speaker 28: it to Charlie, who was one of your own. And
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  Speaker 28: here we are, you know, I mean this seriously. We
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  Speaker 28: need to study this because this is how they do things,
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  Speaker 28: and you need to pay attention to these things. Now,
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  Speaker 28: all of Eric's Piccadillio's fang fang fun fong bang bang
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  Speaker 28: whatever the woman's name was.
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  Speaker 8: Who's still around by the way, Yeah that was fine.
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  Speaker 8: The Chinese, the Chinese Communist asset, you know, working for
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  Speaker 8: the CCP. Yeah, that was fine. It's the girl that
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  Speaker 8: he got too drunk to stand up, that's the that's the.
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  Speaker 28: Y allegedly, you know, people that work for him that
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  Speaker 28: woke up and obviously there had been anyway, let's not
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  Speaker 28: go there.
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  Speaker 8: Actually, you know, you raise it usually not not to
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  Speaker 8: play defense for Eric Swallow. You raise a good point.
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  Speaker 8: Her allegation isn't that he got her too drunk, too
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  Speaker 8: consent or not. Maybe just working for Eric Swalwell drives
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  Speaker 8: you to get so falling down drunk that you couldn't
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  Speaker 8: say no to his advances. Maybe that's just you know
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  Speaker 8: what happens when you're in Eric Swalwell's employment.
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  Speaker 28: All these things were honey dory fine, until hey, Eric,
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  Speaker 28: you're messing things up. We need you to get out
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  Speaker 28: of the race.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, no, I know that was the key in there,
• 52:30
  Speaker 8: Doctor Clark, hang out on the line. We've got news
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  Speaker 8: coming up here. But since you brought up the Beastie boys,
• 52:35
  Speaker 8: and sometimes, just sometimes, the greatest saboteur is yourself. My
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  Speaker 8: name is Bobby.
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